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The family unit is the one true constant in life. | |
| Have you heard? | ||
| The world's about to end. | ||
| We are in the beginning of a mass extinction. | ||
| Paul Ehrlich may have lived long enough to see some of his dire prophecies come true. | ||
| But his dire prophecies, again and again, turn out to be wrong. | ||
| In the next 15 years, the end will come. | ||
| And by the end, I mean an utter breakdown of the capacity of the planet to support humanity. | ||
| His bestseller, which sold an amazing 3 million copies, said, That was comically wrong. | ||
| Today, there are 4 billion more people. | ||
| The death rate fell dramatically. | ||
| He wants you to believe you're dead. | ||
| He wants you to believe it's hopeless. | ||
| He wants you to give up. | ||
| He wants to demoralize you. | ||
| And he gets up on TV in the late 70s and says, We're gonna control all the TV programs and put out nothing but images as fathers as bad to break up the family and see? | ||
| And they did it! | ||
| It's not like he's some nut just saying this. | ||
| They've done it. | ||
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It's government handouts. | |
| A mother with two children makes more money than she would make on minimum wage because of all the goodies she gets through the welfare state. | ||
| In 1965, 25% of black kids were raised without fathers. | ||
| The number is now 70%. | ||
| And Black Lives Matter actually is encouraging that. | ||
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Their website does criticize the Western-prescribed nuclear family. | |
| Karl Marx said things like that. | ||
| One of the co-founders of Black Lives Matter has admitted that she is a trained Marxist. | ||
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Myself and Alicia in particular are trained organizers. | |
| We are trained Marxists. | ||
| Teaching children this kind of thing in comprehensive sexuality education undermines traditional family values. | ||
| And the best model of a family is a mother and a father who stay together, they're married, and they bring up their own kids. | ||
| And that's what children should be taught as traditional family values. | ||
| Option for homosexual couples. | ||
| They should be put up for adoption. | ||
| That's wrong. | ||
| That's wrong. | ||
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Because a man and a woman who are married is the best model of a family. | |
| David. | ||
| I'll cut your microphone if you don't shut up. | ||
| I'll ask you to leave the studio in a second. | ||
| Let's agree to disagree on that. | ||
| This is modern day Marxism. | ||
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All right, I'll ask you to leave the studio in a second. | |
| You know, you keep following yourself. | ||
| Well, let's let them have a go. | ||
| Let's agree to disagree on that. | ||
| Without question, this is modern-day Marxism. | ||
| They're not trying to sell it economically because they can't. | ||
| We have such a large middle class. | ||
| Americans know where prosperity comes from. | ||
| So they're selling their communism through a social agenda, which includes the breakdown of the family. | ||
| If they can tear down the family, they can take the children. | ||
| if they can take the children The globalists know this whole Malthusian depopulation plan isn't about saving the earth. | ||
| And the leftists and the teachers unions and the LGBTQ agenda, they all know it as well. | ||
| The globalists know this whole Malthusian depopulation plan isn't about saving the earth. | ||
| It's about them having the right to kill and control anybody they want and to shut off energy to people to consolidate power. | ||
| And they do want to get rid of, publicly, 90%. | ||
| Real numbers we've gotten is they want to get rid of everybody. | ||
| They say humans are over. | ||
| They're about to merge the machines and become gods. | ||
| This is totally satanic. | ||
| It's out of control. | ||
| And it is not the dominant, but the culture at the UN and Davos. | ||
| And the Club of Rome. | ||
| It's not like the dominant culture, it's the culture. | ||
| If you sell the apocalypse, people feel like you are deep and that you care. | ||
| But if you are selling rational optimism, you sound uncaring. | ||
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Uncaring? | |
| Childbearing is herewith forbidden. | ||
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It's the doomsayers who are uncaring. | |
| You have to get the death rate and birth rate in balance, and there's only two ways to do it. | ||
| One is to bring the birth rate down, the other is to push the death rate up. | ||
| Ehrlich even suggested that government should sterilize people to prevent the population from rising. | ||
| Paul Ehrlich always sees human beings as a problem, destroyers rather than creators. | ||
| He thinks that human beings are no different to rats or rabbits. | ||
| When we consume all the grass around us, our population explodes, and then it's going to collapse. | ||
| But human beings are fundamentally different. | ||
| We have the capacity to innovate. | ||
| If you're the central bankers and have unlimited money, made up out of nothing, you want to make people poor and controlled so that they have to socially, through a social credit score, do what you want. | ||
| So you've got to damage the real economy and push people to the margins. | ||
| That's all they're doing. | ||
| This is economic warfare. | ||
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This is siege. This is siege. This is siege. | |
| And you're listening to the American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| I think it's time to blow this thing. | ||
| Get everybody in the stuff together. | ||
| Okay, three, two, one, let's jam. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to the American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Infowars.com, band.video. | ||
| Coming to you live this Friday morning. | ||
| A lot to talk about. | ||
| We're going to take a lot of phone calls today. | ||
| We're going to be joined in the third hour by Waifu Watchers, who recently had a very, very thorough breakdown of what's happening in the anime world. | ||
| We're excited to talk to him. | ||
| It has to do with Blackrock and Blackstone and Vanguard and State Street and the way that they are systematically buying up media properties around the world in order to force their satanic ideology into everything, everywhere, always, constantly. | ||
| Very excited to talk to him, but we will take your calls throughout the show today. | ||
| And of course, we'll be covering and showing clips from the big boy press conference last night. | ||
| Oh boy, the big boy press conference. | ||
| I was watching the coverage of Alex Jones and Owen Schroer, and it was sort of a repeat, a repeat of the debate in a lot of ways. | ||
| But the reaction has been very different, which I think is interesting. | ||
| I sort of had the same idea about the debate that I had about the press conference was it's like, look, you'll probably do better than we expect from all of the instances of Joe Biden being a total embarrassment. | ||
| You expect some major ridiculous gaffe, but you keep it together when, when it demands it. | ||
| Here's the problem though. | ||
| Like last night, Owen and Alex were, watching the debate and they were they gave like an a minus they're like this was pretty good let's be honest it was it was better than we expected but i think they're grading on a curve i think it was an a minus for joe biden i think if any other president in history had given a press conference like this it would have been meltdown it would have been it's complete insanity it it's | ||
| It makes no sense that this man is our commander-in-chief And yes, he can slur his way through an hour of prescripted answers and questions But it's embarrassing but it's not good it's just it was not good at all even a little bit And look, everybody sort of primed for that because of the debate performance and that sort of exposed everything, pulled the curtain back, unveiled the mask. | ||
| You saw who Biden really was during the debate. | ||
| But if that debate had never happened and this press conference had happened, it would have been the same response. | ||
| It would have been the same. | ||
| It was the same level of like, oh my God, this man is not well. | ||
| There's no way that this guy can be the commander in chief for another four years. | ||
| He shouldn't be now. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I maybe had a little bit different reading of the big boy press conference last night. | ||
| Because I don't want to grade it on a curve. | ||
| I want to grade the current president's press conference up against previous president's press conferences. | ||
| And what we saw last night was a pre-scripted, pre-arranged performance for us in which the commander in chief bumbled and mumbled and gaffed his way through. | ||
| And he made it to the end. | ||
| He didn't die on stage. | ||
| Yeah, you know, chalk that one up as a victory, but it was not good. | ||
| It was not good in the slightest. | ||
| And we'll show you some clips from that, obviously. | ||
| The famous ones, the viral ones, are the fact that he called Kamala Harris Vice President Trump and called Vladimir Zelensky President Putin. | ||
| Which is crazy. | ||
| Which is just absolutely insane. | ||
| The man has a teleprompter that he's reading off of. | ||
| So why did he say Putin? | ||
| I mean, it just makes no sense. | ||
| No sense at all. | ||
| We'll show you some closer than that a little bit later, but we'll get into everything as we do every day with our Daily Dispatch. | ||
| All right, here it is, folks, your Daily Dispatch for Friday, the 11th of, I'm sorry, the 12th of July, 2024. | ||
| Clarence Thomas might actually face consequences for his undisclosed luxury yacht and private jet travel. | ||
| Oh my god. | ||
| Now this is one of those things, I haven't read this article, but I'm gonna use my crystal ball super x-ray vision here, and I'm gonna say this is all total nonsense and bullcrap. | ||
| I mean, call me crazy. | ||
| Here's what I don't think happened. | ||
| I don't think that some sort of nefarious activity was discovered from Clarence Thomas and people that otherwise are perfectly respected. | ||
| You know, they perfectly respect the Supreme Court and its authority. | ||
| And they've been shocked to discover, you know, campaign contributions that may have swayed outcomes. | ||
| This did not, I can tell you right now, start with some sort of malfeasance on the part of Clarence Thomas that is now being uncovered. | ||
| What's happening is that they hate Clarence Thomas. | ||
| They want him gone. | ||
| And so they're desperately, feverishly, pathetically digging through everything he's ever done. | ||
| And what they've landed on is that he went on vacation a couple times. | ||
| And they are now trying to use the vacations he took as an excuse to remove him from the Supreme Court. | ||
| It's just that cynical and manipulative and despotic. | ||
| So I haven't read this yet, but we'll go through it a little bit later and we'll find out if I'm right. | ||
| Is this a pathetic and desperate and partisan political move to try to demonize a political enemy by desperately latching on to what is an otherwise totally normal thing? | ||
| Or is this Clarence Thomas master criminal being exposed? | ||
| Yeah, we'll wait to find out. | ||
| Meanwhile, Obama-Pelosi privately expressed concerns over Biden. | ||
| Well, they're concerned he might be a threat to their continuing power. | ||
| Let's be very clear, what they do not have concerns for are his personal well-being or the well-being of America under his administration. | ||
| But they are worried that now that people know how bad he is, it might interrupt their power. | ||
| Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi have spoken privately about Joe Biden and the future of his 2024 campaign. | ||
| Both the former president and ex-speaker expressed concerns about how much harder they think it's become for the president to beat Donald Trump. | ||
| Neither is quite sure what to do. | ||
| Ah, yes. | ||
| What a tangled web we weave when we practice to deceive. | ||
| Yeah, you are hoisted by your own petard. | ||
| You are screwed by your own ideology. | ||
| You are engaged in an activity that is intrinsically and unavoidably driven to failure. | ||
| It's just going to happen to you. | ||
| So get used to it. | ||
| Again, I mean, this is going to be the main topic. | ||
| This is the main topic of discussion across the board here is like the only story posted this morning. | ||
| It's just what are they going to do about Biden? | ||
| His press conference yesterday was amazing. | ||
| He stood firm in the face of all of these questions. | ||
| But also, how are we going to get rid of this crazy old man? | ||
| That's sort of the attitude right now. | ||
| The dual headlines of Joe Biden proves he's more than capable of holding a controversy, a contingent press conference. | ||
| And also, we need to get rid of this guy as soon as humanly possible. | ||
| This can't go on any longer. | ||
| Please, for the love of God, how do we do this? | ||
| Sort of discombobulated all of it. | ||
| Meanwhile, Milwaukee radio station says it agreed to edit interview with Biden. | ||
| Civic Media, a Wisconsin-based progressive talk radio network, said Thursday it had agreed to make two edits to an interview with President Joe Biden at the request of his campaign before the broadcast aired, a decision the station said fell short of its journalistic interview standards. | ||
| Yeah, things always seem to fall short of their very high standards whenever they're caught violating those standards. | ||
| Isn't that interesting? | ||
| They have very high journalistic standards whenever you catch them lying and manipulating things. | ||
| This is almost verbatim, like exactly the same story as last week, when a New York radio station admitted that they were given questions by the Biden White House who had pre-prepared answers. | ||
| And when they admitted that, they said it fell short of their very high journalistic integrity and the host was fired. | ||
| Fired for revealing that, not fired for holding the interview, not fired for taking prescripted questions and pretending to do an interview and really just play acting. | ||
| So that was all fine. | ||
| Then she went off and admitted it, and that was the real issue. | ||
| Like if this was, if this fell short of your journalistic interview standards, you wouldn't have done it. | ||
| But you did do it, then you got caught, and now you're saying that you're sad that you got caught, essentially. | ||
| So apparently they removed, at time 520, the removal of, quote, and in addition to that, I have more blacks in my administration than any other president and all other presidents combined in major positions, cabinet positions. | ||
| I got so many blacks. | ||
| I don't even know what to do with all these blacks. | ||
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I got blacks spilling out of the cracks in the walls. | |
| I got blacks cooking me my food. | ||
| I was rubbing a black man's arm the other day. | ||
| He was so soft. | ||
| I got the softest black people. | ||
| Their arms are like silk. | ||
| I pet them. | ||
| I pet the black people. | ||
| Ahem, sorry. | ||
| Can we get ten more minutes of that? | ||
| Is this me pretending to be Joe Biden relating to black people? | ||
| Yes. | ||
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I know some black people can swim. | |
| I sit up in a big tall chair. | ||
| All black people cheer for me. | ||
| I'm the king of the black people. | ||
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I'm practically the king of the black people. | |
| Black people love me. | ||
| You know black people. | ||
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I love black people. | |
| He started doing the whispering thing last night. | ||
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Oof. | |
| It's not a good look. | ||
| I don't know what he tries to pull off with the whispering thing. | ||
| It's creepy. | ||
| I wasn't even watching and you just hear it. | ||
| You hear this like, that's not gonna happen. | ||
| That's not gonna happen. | ||
| You're like, oh god, what is happening over there? | ||
| Jesus. | ||
| Why is that sound coming out of the speakers? | ||
| It's very weird. | ||
| weird at time 1415 in reference to donald trump's call for the death penalty for the central park five the removal of quote i don't know if they can even call for their hanging or not but he but they said dot dot dot convicted of murder yeah okay so just gibberish hi hi Hi, this is Kathy at the White House. | ||
| Yeah, we know you just did an interview with President Joe. | ||
| Thank you so much for that. | ||
| If you wouldn't mind editing out the incomprehensible gibberish, that'd be great. | ||
| It'd be great if you could just cut down on the sentences that don't go anywhere and don't mean anything, where he talks about how many blacks he has. | ||
| That'd be great. | ||
| That'd be great. | ||
| Please. | ||
| What the hell was that? | ||
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I'm not going anywhere, folks. | |
| Incredible. | ||
| Angry and stunned Democrats blame Biden's closest advisors for shielding public from full extent of Biden's decline. | ||
| Angry and stunned Democrats. | ||
| Look, I don't, you know, you're not, you shouldn't be angry and stunned because none of this is a surprise and all of it's been obvious. | ||
| And if we've been shielded, like what have we missed? | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| Yes. | ||
| Very good point. | ||
| What, what else has been going on behind the scenes that we haven't been privy to? | ||
| This is just so dumb. | ||
| It's just all so stupid. | ||
| They're, they're angry and stunned. | ||
| Really? | ||
| Here they are, live shot of Democrats realizing what we've all known for five years. | ||
| We've repeated, we've reported over and over continuously every day for five years that Joe Biden is totally incompetent, dementia ridden. | ||
| They're just now realizing this and they're very angry and surprised. | ||
| I hate to break this to you. | ||
| You're just stupid. | ||
| This feeling that you're feeling, this anger and surprise, it has a source in pure, unadulterated stupidity. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I'm just trying to think of a metaphor for this or something. | ||
| Like, what do you mean you're angry and surprised? | ||
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It's so stupid. - David. | |
| He was less cogent than usual, said one attendee. | ||
| So talk about this star-studded fundraiser for President Joe Biden in Los Angeles last month when George Clooney, he wasn't the only one who came away concerned about the president after giving him $30 million. | ||
| Here's $30 million, Joe. | ||
| Now we're a little bit concerned that you are an incompetent old coot and electing a new president will in fact put us in existential danger. | ||
| But here's $30 million. | ||
| There's a marked difference in the president from the spring to the summer, a senior Democrat told CNN. | ||
| He's just not the same. | ||
| Oh, it's like a seasonal thing. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| So like peaches get ripe and Joe Biden has his brain fall out of his ears. | ||
| I get it. | ||
| It's like a season. | ||
| It's like, he's like shedding his old brain and he'll grow a new one in the fall. | ||
| Something like that. | ||
| There's some sort of cyclical year long Metamorphosis, he's going through. | ||
| Okay, I didn't understand. | ||
| See, because I was pretty sure that he's been a bumbling moron for years. | ||
| But no, now I'm learning that it's just, it's the transition from spring to summer. | ||
| As we approach the solstice, his brain matter becomes less coherent. | ||
| I mean, my God. | ||
| You know, it's... At least he's got a steady hand. | ||
| At least we have a steady hand on the tiller. | ||
| Because, you know, World War III is breaking out. | ||
| Yeah, this... Look, these are the people that are surprised and angry that the sky is blue. | ||
| Alright? | ||
| There's a class of people in America that are just absolutely infuriated to find out that grass is green, The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. | ||
| They're angry and they're furious that this has been hidden from them for so long. | ||
| They were finally told by the mainstream media that fire is hot and they're so mad that this has been kept from them. | ||
| That this vital information has been somehow concealed from them for so long. | ||
| It's all a joke. | ||
| It's all... | ||
| A gigantic farce. | ||
| Because they've known the entire time, right? | ||
| That's the point. | ||
| None of them are learning this for the first time. | ||
| It's just all a gigantic fraud. | ||
| I mean, there's so many scenes like this in movies. | ||
| I can't think of one in particular, but just... | ||
| When somebody's just trying to screw somebody over and they get caught and the reaction is just like, what? | ||
| No, I'm outraged. | ||
| No, this is, I can't believe it. | ||
| This is just terrible. | ||
| Just like, just stop. | ||
| Just stop. | ||
| You've known this the whole time. | ||
| You're, you're pretending to be mad and angry because If you admitted that this whole time you've known that we have a totally incompetent dumbass as president who can't string a sentence together, that it would reflect poorly on you. | ||
| So you're just, you're pretending not to know. | ||
| You're pretending not to know. | ||
| It's very simple. | ||
| And all of this happening while Hezbollah's extensive arms arsenal could overwhelm Israel's air defense if Lebanon attacked, says Washington Post. | ||
| Yeah, meanwhile, the hotspots of World War III are becoming increasingly hot, and the people that America is allied with are in increasingly untenable positions. | ||
| Israel, Ukraine. | ||
| Total, total failures on both of these fronts for the allies of America. | ||
| The story today out of the NATO conference in Washington was, it looks like they're not going to have enough funds this year to do a counter-offensive. | ||
| So maybe next year, Ukraine. | ||
| Maybe just sit back, sit back, send a few more of your young men into the meat grinder, just hang out. | ||
| Maybe next year we can get you the money you need to prolong this conflict even further without ever even approaching enough to achieve victory. | ||
| But, you know, you'll be able to fight for longer next year. | ||
| But just until then, just keep dying, I guess. | ||
| So Ukraine is Total failure on our side and Israel gearing up for failure. | ||
| The Hezbollah resistance movement has a large weapons arsenal that could reach far into the Israeli-occupied territories and overwhelm the regime's air defense systems in case of full-scale war on Lebanon, an American newspaper says. | ||
| Analysts estimate Hezbollah has between 130,000 and 150,000 rockets and missiles, more than four times as many as the Palestinian resistance group Hamas was believed to have stockpiled before the war in Gaza. | ||
| And the Lebanese group says it commands more than 100,000 soldiers, well over double the high-end estimates of Hamas's pre-war fighting force. | ||
| And I remind you, after, what is it, eight, nine months of continual bombardment, Hamas has still not been cleared out of the northern parts of Gaza. | ||
| So, that's been the record of failure by Israel in Gaza. | ||
| And that's a tiny little enclave With less than half the number of people that are under arms for Hezbollah. | ||
| I mean, it's just, and they're going to go after, and they're going to attack Lebanon. | ||
| And I'm not sure if we covered it yesterday. | ||
| I tweeted out the, the image yesterday that just shows a line, a literal, like a queue of airplanes flying into Israel. | ||
| Alex said yesterday over 200. | ||
| C-130 plane fulls of weaponry delivered into Israel over the last few days. | ||
| So they are gearing up for it. | ||
| They are going to do it. | ||
| It's slated for August and it'll really kick off. | ||
| It'll coincide probably with a gigantic economic collapse here in America and we'll be full fully into World War III and who knows how that will affect the electoral climate. | ||
| It'll certainly make it Easier to censor and manipulate if you can claim it's wartime measures. | ||
| But hey, you know, at least we have somebody in charge. | ||
| Look at this. | ||
| Armed shipments into Tel Aviv. | ||
| Just a queue of planes flying in. | ||
| Just delivering those, you know, 2,000 pound bombs that will soon be obliterating Lebanese villages. | ||
| Greatest ally, folks. | ||
| What would we do without them? | ||
| What would we do? | ||
| I mean, can you imagine America without Israel? | ||
| Can you imagine if we didn't spend billions of dollars to uphold this Ethno-state in the Middle East? | ||
| I mean, without Israel, what would the West even be, right? | ||
| That's what Douglas Murray says. | ||
| It's all very stupid. | ||
| And of course, as we proceed towards World War III in a rapid and suicidal manner, the person in charge of our nation as Commander-in-Chief makes the most ridiculous blunders you can ever imagine. | ||
| We'll go to a few of those on the other side. | ||
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| I think that might be just the, that might be the argument to end all arguments. | ||
| Just, just ask your neighbors and friends and family who are confused as to like what's going on in the country and why nobody can afford houses and why none of their friends have kids and just ask them, is it because we've gotten more conservative or more liberal? | ||
| Do you think as we get more socialistic, things are getting better or worse? | ||
| Then they'll look at you in the eye and they'll lie to your face and pretend they're stupid. | ||
|
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Alright, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| The Democrats are angry and stunned. | ||
| They're angry. | ||
| They're stunned, folks. | ||
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They shouldn't be. | |
| They just... I'll show you some... I'll show you some videos. | ||
| Oh boy, will I show you some videos. | ||
| And let's just go to, uh, let's go to some of these clips. | ||
| I mean, my lord. | ||
| Oh, clip there. | ||
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All right. | |
| Let's, uh, let's just take a look. | ||
| Cause again, all right. | ||
| So this has been quite the saga. | ||
| It's been quite the saga. | ||
| How far do we go back? | ||
| I mean, you could go back all the way to 2020 and start with the fact that he was incompetent then. | ||
| Was having trouble then. | ||
| That was when they first rolled out the, he just has a stutter thing. | ||
| Yeah, sure. | ||
| The man's been in the public eye for 40 years. | ||
| Never had a stutter before, but yeah, no, now he has a stutter. | ||
| Sure. | ||
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Yeah. | |
| We believe that. | ||
| So we could go all the way back to then, or we could just go back to like two weeks ago, three weeks ago when they rolled out the cheap fake line. | ||
| And they also said deep fake, by the way. | ||
| They said cheapfake in a way to play on people's fear of AI and insinuate that these videos were somehow manipulated without actually saying that because they're liars. | ||
| But they also said deepfake. | ||
| She also, Karine Jean-Pierre, when she came out with this term cheapfake, she said deepfake too. | ||
| So this really was an attempt to cast all of the video of Joe Biden being an incompetent moron As if it was AI in just a very disturbing lie from the White House. | ||
| And of course the media just went along with it. | ||
| Hook, line, and sinker. | ||
| Because they're playing along. | ||
| Even though they know better. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| Deep fakes and cheap fakes. | ||
| Full speed ahead on the misinformation superhighway. | ||
| Yeah, you know those uncut videos of Joe Biden speaking extemporaneously? | ||
| Those are disinformation and misinformation and have to be censored. | ||
| The media went along with this and played along, pretended to believe this stuff, pretended not to know that Joe Biden was as incompetent as he is. | ||
| Then they made the mistake of letting Joe Biden speak for himself for an extended period of time in front of the nation's cameras. | ||
| That was the debate, which I mean, still people are speculating that the whole thing is, this has all been a setup to get rid of Joe. | ||
| I don't think it was. | ||
| I really don't think it was. | ||
| I think they thought that Joe, that President Trump would never commit to a debate with all of the contingencies that they, all the stipulations that they added. | ||
| They tried to rig it as best they could. | ||
| They thought they could pull it off. | ||
| And they just didn't. | ||
| And so it became ridiculous for them to try to continue the lie. | ||
| They could no longer maintain the lie credibly. | ||
| So now they have to pretend that they're all learning that he is a complete train wreck. | ||
| Since over the last, like, two weeks, it's been the Democrats flipping out that their lie was exposed. | ||
| Flipping out that their deception was uncovered. | ||
| And that their candidate is just as bad as we've been saying that he is the whole time, pretending that they didn't know this. | ||
| And so Biden has been on, on a whirlwind campaign of activity, just desperately trying to prove that he is basically competent. | ||
| Like he is not even remotely proven that he's capable of being the president of the United States, but he's out there on a mission to prove that you, he could at least like manage a super eight, right? | ||
| He's not that far gone, but he is, but the problem is he is that far gone. | ||
| And so every time he makes an appearance somewhere. | ||
| It's a hilarious embarrassment. | ||
| And this might be sort of the capping off of this. | ||
| Well, I mean, there will be more developments in the future, but I've been saying the whole time. | ||
| I don't think they're trying to. | ||
| They're not really trying to get rid of Joe. | ||
| They wanted Joe. | ||
| The deep state still wants Joe. | ||
| They don't have anybody else to go with. | ||
| They don't want to have to remove Joe. | ||
| They want. | ||
| You know, they wanted this last this press conference yesterday to be like amazing and hard hitting and he went on forever and they really are desperate to have an event that just like puts all of this behind him because yeah, it was one bad night, but don't worry about it. | ||
| And then we're going to do this press conference. | ||
| It's going to be like really amazing. | ||
| Everybody's going to go. | ||
| Okay, so Joe's totally fine. | ||
| That was just a crazy one off. | ||
| He had a cold. | ||
| So we're good. | ||
| We're back on track. | ||
| This was the attempt to just get the train back on the tracks. | ||
| And go see all of that, that last two weeks of insanity, that was all just hyperbole and cheap fakes and nonsense. | ||
| Now we're back on track. | ||
| Joe Biden is in charge and he's strong and he's capable and he's intelligent and he's able to form sentences. | ||
| Definitely, he can definitely form sentences. | ||
| So that didn't work, unfortunately. | ||
| And people were saying about this press conference, this big boy press conference, He did better than expected. | ||
| Better than expected for Joe Biden, but still absolutely abysmal for the President of the United States. | ||
| And this is my takeaway. | ||
| Yes, a third grader will look like a genius if he takes tests for kindergartners, but he's still a third grader. | ||
| This president stumbled and fumbled his way through the press conference, but It was not a passing grade. | ||
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How do you think Joe Biden would do on the game show? | |
| Are you smarter than a fifth grader? | ||
| Or any game show for that matter. | ||
| Any game show. | ||
| His choice. | ||
| White House choice. | ||
| Who wants to imagine him on Wheel of Fortune? | ||
| You know, a commentary, is Biden smarter than a fifth grader? | ||
| Thank God the American journalists stand on the ball. | ||
| Let's go to some of these clips. | ||
| Clip 13 is just sort of a collection, a highlight collection. | ||
| Here's Joe Biden's big boy press conference. | ||
| All the highlights. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
| Hey, buddy. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
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Please be seated. | |
| I directed the intelligence community to a significant amount of intelligence to be declassified so I could start building an international coalition to oppose the invasion. | ||
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Mr. President, your political future has hung over the NATO summit a little bit this week. | |
| Speaker Pelosi made a point of suggesting that your decision on whether to stay in the race was still open. | ||
| George Clooney and a handful of lawmakers have called on you to step aside. | ||
| Reuters is reporting tonight that UAW leadership is concerned about your ability to win. | ||
| UAW just endorsed me, but go ahead. | ||
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Thank you. | |
| My question for you is, how are you incorporating these developments into your decision to stay? | ||
| And, separately, what concerns do you have about Vice President Harris's ability to beat Donald Trump if she were at the top of the ticket? | ||
| Look, I wouldn't have picked Vice President Trump to be Vice President until I think she's not qualified to be President. | ||
| So let's start there. | ||
| Number one, The fact is that the consideration is that I think I'm the most qualified person to run for president. | ||
| I beat him once, and I will beat him again. | ||
| Secondly, the idea... I served in the Senate a long time. | ||
| The idea that senators and congressmen running for office worry about the ticket is not unusual. | ||
| And I might add, there are at least five presidents, running or incumbent presidents, who had lower numbers than I have now. | ||
| Think about where we are economically relative to the rest of the world. | ||
| Name me a world leader who wouldn't want to trade places with our economy. | ||
| We've created over 800,000 manufacturing jobs, 1.5 million jobs. | ||
| I mean, so things are moving. | ||
| We've got more to go. | ||
| Working class people still need help. | ||
| Corporate greed is still at large. | ||
| Their prices, their corporate profits have doubled since the pandemic. | ||
| They're coming down, and so I'm optimistic about where things are going. | ||
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I wanted to ask you about your, you mixed up President Zelensky and Putin earlier today. | |
| And you now have sort of your key allies including the British Prime Minister, the President of France, the German Chancellor having to step in and make excuses for you on that. | ||
| Officials here are saying off the record that your decline has become noticeable. | ||
| Hasn't this now frankly become damaging for America's standing in the world? | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Did you see any damage to our standing in my leading this conference? | ||
| Have you seen a more successful conference? | ||
| What do you think? | ||
| And the move to Putin piece, I was talking about Putin, and I said, and now, at the very end, I said, here, I mean, Putin, I said, no, I'm sorry, Zelensky. | ||
| Yeah, yeah, no, we heard you. | ||
| Yeah, no, we know, we were there. | ||
| Look, guys, the idea, anybody suggests that, that... | ||
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All right, folks, we'll be right back with more of this embarrassment. | |
| Coach, welcome back. welcome back. | ||
| you . | ||
| This is the American Journal, Infowars.com, Band.Video. | ||
| I was going to play more videos from Joe Biden's big boy press conference yesterday. | ||
| I think I want to go to this article instead. | ||
| This was just posted by Amuse on X. It's called Assured Failure, Ex-White House Lawyer Provides New Details of Final Days of Trump's 2020 Election Gambit. | ||
| I've only read the first half of this article because it just got posted, but we're going to go through it. | ||
| I guess it's not, I guess this article is from a little while ago. | ||
| Yeah, it's from, uh, last year, I guess. | ||
| But I don't remember covering this and I think it's important to understand how the steal happened in 2020 so we can avoid it happening. | ||
| In 2024. | ||
| Before I get into this, I do want to give out the phone number. | ||
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| Okay. | ||
| So this is not from last year. | ||
| This article is from a few months ago. | ||
| It's from March of this year. | ||
| We never covered this and it's got some really interesting information in it. | ||
| Assured failure. | ||
| Ex-White House lawyer provides new details of final days of Trump's 2020 election gambit. | ||
| Pat Philbin is who this is about. | ||
| Gave his first public testimony about the chaotic final days of the Trump presidency. | ||
| He was the White House counsel and says he was nervous. | ||
| It was just a few days until January 6, 2021, when Congress was slated to certify Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 election. | ||
| I mean, they can't even get two sentences into the article without Quietly deceptive that's being a little bit dishonest See the point of January 6th, and I keep asking this question, and it's like people have never thought about it Why were they meeting on January 6th if? | ||
| Congress was coming together on January 6th just to certify the election Then they didn't need to do that if it was a inevitable outcome then why Go through the procedure. | ||
| The point of them coming together was to determine whether or not to certify the election. | ||
| It's not a foregone thing. | ||
| And with all the claims and evidence and verifiable testimony about voter fraud, they should have been slated to delay certification for 10 days so an investigation could be launched. | ||
| That was the option. | ||
| That was what everybody wanted. | ||
| That's why everybody went to Washington, D.C. | ||
| on January 6th. | ||
| Because while the media was telling everyone that nobody believed the election was stolen, and this is just a fringe minority of radical extremists that are spreading lies led by Trump in an effort to, you know, sway the politicians into thinking that it would be It would be an electoral disadvantage to go along with these crazy people that are very small in number. | ||
| And instead, a million people showed up in D.C. | ||
| to drive home the fact that, no, there are literally tens of millions of Americans that think this election was stolen, and that as our representatives, it's up to you to do an investigation of this. | ||
| That was the point of going to January 6th. | ||
| So again, Congress was not slated to certify Joe Biden's victory. | ||
| They were going to the Capitol on January 6th to either certify the victory or launch an investigation into claims of voter fraud. | ||
| So again, they just, they cannot be honest for even two sentences in this article. | ||
| We'll continue. | ||
| It was just a few days until January 6, 2021, when Congress was, quote, slated to certify Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 election, and Trump had suddenly resuscitated a plan to replace the leadership of the Justice Department with Jeffrey Clark, a little-known DOJ official who Trump expected to mount a sweeping nationwide effort to help him remain in power. | ||
| And again, all you have to do is just, like, let's just pretend. | ||
| Let's just play a game here. | ||
| If you're like a liberal listening, if you're somebody that's listening that, you know, thinks January 6th was an insurrection and thinks that all the claims of voter fraud were fake, let's just pretend that they weren't. | ||
| I know it's ridiculous, right? | ||
| It's crazy to think that... | ||
| Our glorious leadership here in America would do something dishonest ever, right? | ||
| I know that's an anathema to you, but let's just pretend it's possible. | ||
| Let's pretend in this wild fantasy that we're indulging in that the U.S. | ||
| government is not 100% honest all the time. | ||
| Okay, let's pretend that's the case. | ||
| Then how does this change everything that we've heard so far and everything that we're going to hear? | ||
| When they phrase things like, Jeffrey Clark, a little-known DOJ official who Trump, quote, expected to mount a sweeping nationwide effort to help him remain in power, what if instead of to help him remain in power, it was to investigate a stolen election? | ||
| Like, what if that had happened? | ||
| I know it didn't. | ||
| I know it's totally crazy to think that an election could ever be stolen in America. | ||
| It was the most secure election ever, actually. | ||
| I know that. | ||
| But just in a fantasy, does it change it a little bit? | ||
| Does it change how you feel about this if instead of it being portrayed as a nation sweeping wide effort to stay in power, to retain power and steal the election, what if instead it was phrased as a nationwide effort to uncover voter fraud that was carried out in front of all of us and that we all saw with our own eyes? | ||
| Doesn't that kind of change the whole attitude of this entire thing? | ||
| So this guy Philbin, Pat Philbin called Clark, a colleague from their days in private practice dating back to the 1990s and tried to talk him out of it. | ||
| I'm telling you every line of this article, it just like illustrates what Trump was up against, right? | ||
| So he is the head of the DOJ. | ||
| He's the executive. | ||
| He's telling his people. | ||
| Hey, there are voter frauds. | ||
| There are credible claims of voter fraud. | ||
| There are a lot of credible claims of voter fraud from people that aren't interested in the outcome, right? | ||
| Like the delivery man from Pennsylvania, who was like totally nonpartisan. | ||
| I don't think he voted for Trump. | ||
| And he gave this long testimony under oath, on camera, under penalty of perjury, where he talked about the fact that he delivered a truck full of ballots from New York into Philadelphia, And it was removed from him without the chain of custody staying intact. | ||
| He was tricked. | ||
| He was told like, ah, just park your truck there and then come back to it later. | ||
| And then he came back later and the truck was gone. | ||
| And he had no way to certify that these votes had been delivered to the right people, that they were accurately counted, nothing like that. | ||
| They went completely out of the prescribed procedure. | ||
| And he testified to that, under oath, in court, on camera. | ||
| Yeah, that type of stuff. | ||
| You know, lots of evidence. | ||
| Just ridiculous, overwhelming amounts of evidence of some nefarious activity in various places around the country. | ||
| Donald Trump instructs his DOJ to investigate these claims, and they just don't. | ||
| They just didn't. | ||
| And this was under Bill Barr at the time, and he admits it. | ||
| He's done interviews where he's like, yeah, you know, I just, I put a kibosh on that whole thing. | ||
| They were coming up with these claims of voter fraud, and I just said, we're not wasting our time with that. | ||
| It's like literally the line from, from like a good comedy, it's like a line from a comedy skit, right? | ||
| It's like, I don't believe that happened, so I'm not going to investigate it. | ||
| I'm not going to look into that because it didn't happen. | ||
| And it's like, well, you don't know that it didn't happen because you haven't investigated it. | ||
| It doesn't make any sense. | ||
| How are you going to declare something didn't happen and give that as the reason that you're not checking whether or not it happened? | ||
| It just is stupid. | ||
| And so Trump's getting frustrated. | ||
| Time is ticking down. | ||
| Months have gone by in which no action is taken. | ||
| Every single case brought forward has been dismissed without ever looking at the evidence, without ever looking at the claims on the basis of merit or standing or other such nonsense. | ||
| He's getting frustrated. | ||
| He's like, all right, I'm going to put somebody in charge who will actually do what I say. | ||
| I am the commander in chief after all. | ||
| But he can't get anybody to do what he says. | ||
| So he's like, all right, I'm going to have Jeffrey Clark take over because he'll actually do what I say. | ||
| He's actually taking these claims seriously. | ||
| And the people in power are like going behind his back. | ||
| Philbin's calling Clark going, don't do this. | ||
| Don't help Trump. | ||
| Don't do what your president says. | ||
| Don't obey the chief executive. | ||
| Because, you know, we haven't looked into it, but We're pretty sure that no election fraud happened. | ||
| You know, actually, that would be kind of understandable. | ||
| That's actually not why he said he called Clark. | ||
| Actually, the reason he said he wanted Clark not to investigate voter fraud was because if it turned out to be true, then the left wing would burn down American cities. | ||
| About ex-White House lawyer providing new details of Trump's final 2020 election election gambit. | ||
| Gambit for the truth. | ||
| Pat Philbin, DOJ official, refusing to actually investigate claims of voter fraud. | ||
| And we were leaving there and when we were finishing off there in that last segment, I said that, you know, he called this other guy Clark because Trump wanted this guy, Jeffrey Clark, to take over because he would actually investigate these things. | ||
| And I said that Philbin called him and said it would be, he tried to talk him out of it. | ||
| Maybe he said something about, yeah, look, this is a wild goose chase. | ||
| You're not going to find anything. | ||
| There's no reason to search it. | ||
| That's not the case, though. | ||
| No, instead, what he said was, quote, I tried to explain to him it was a bad idea for multiple reasons. | ||
| He would be staring down a path of assured failure. | ||
| If by some miracle, somehow it worked, there'd be riots in every major city in the country, and it was not an outcome the country would accept. | ||
| So this is, go ahead. | ||
| Well, okay, so the way I see this, and I used to listen to a lot of Dan Bongino, especially on Crossfire Hurricane and the insurance policy and his explanation for that was that basically FBI lawyers and Stooges, they all understood how bad Hillary Clinton was, especially towards people who were her subordinates. | ||
| And therefore, they were essentially tried—they looked at the two candidates and they said, "Okay, well, we're willing to, you know, do the Clintons some favors because she's obviously going to win, and they're looking to please the future administration." Brown knows to the future administration that they saw coming in. | ||
| And that is the exact same pattern of behavior that we see here, right? | ||
| It's that, okay, well the election's already kind of been rigged, and I use that term loosely in the sense that, okay, maybe it was, you know, people in the government, deep state people who hated Trump, right? | ||
| Or maybe it was Democrat political operatives doing things that are shady, almost a little bit like what Roger Stone had engineered with hanging chads and all that nonsense. | ||
| What I'm getting at is that there was some messing with the election and these guys in the Trump administration said, hey, you know what? | ||
| The writing's on the wall. | ||
| If we don't investigate this, he's gotta go away. | ||
| Right? | ||
| Right. | ||
| And I feel like if I were to use Occam's razor, that's the easiest or most plausible, you know, uh reason as to why these people didn't do that but uh that you know sort of sort of i mean the other thing about you know the what they're willing to do for hillary clinton was you're right you know predicated on the assumption that she was going to win it was a foregone conclusion | ||
| uh which is why they didn't really bother like trying that hard to cover up their tracks because they thought you know in their mind they were going to launch this investigation hillary clinton was going to become president they're going to be able to extend and expand that you know operation probably get some criminal charges on trump and then hillary clinton would have been in a position to cover up all of their misdeeds trump won and so all these things came out in this case | ||
| i think if they really didn't believe that there was voter fraud the only thing that makes sense to do is investigate it right if you're like no there's no voter fraud this doesn't exist what you would want for that was is for that to be adjudicated you would want Thank you. | ||
| To have an investigation or a trial of some sort. | ||
| But that's how they did it, by dismissing it without prejudice, right? | ||
| Well, yeah, dismissing it with prejudice in most cases. | ||
| But that's the thing. | ||
| So he says, if by some miracle somehow it worked, in other words, if by some miracle they actually proved voter fraud, there would be riots in every major city in the country and it was not an outcome the country would accept, i.e. | ||
| the media. | ||
| So, literally, in 2020, the person in charge of, like, finding voter fraud said, I can't because if I do find voter fraud, the left will burn the country down. | ||
| We were blackmailed and intimidated by left-wing terrorists to not checking for voter fraud. | ||
| That's what happened. | ||
| This is really an amazing article. | ||
| Really wild. | ||
| It's just the executive branch admitting that they weren't doing what Trump said and working behind the scenes to prevent him from exercising his legitimate authority. | ||
| Like, this was the actual coup that took place. | ||
| Trump's going investigate voter fraud and this guy's going, yeah, but if I prove voter fraud, then the left is going to burn the country down. | ||
| And the mainstream media is going to go insane and rile everybody up and say that it was still like, so you've got this guy going. | ||
| I can't investigate because if it's true, then the left will terrorize all of us. | ||
| And so we can't investigate. | ||
| Now, if you were so confident and they're not being election fraud, this wouldn't be an issue. | ||
| You'd say, yeah, all right, let's investigate. | ||
| You're not going to find anything. | ||
| Nothing's going to happen. | ||
| It's going to be, it's going to be fine. | ||
| And that would be, you know, the worst outcome for Trump would be they have an investigation and it proves that there was no voter fraud. | ||
| But the fact is there was voter fraud. | ||
| So like all, all of this stuff only really makes sense if there really was voter fraud and that they, these people knew that there was voter fraud. | ||
| Otherwise, like this action doesn't make any sense. | ||
| What these people are doing doesn't actually make any sense. | ||
| And again, like throughout this article, we covered, you know, January 6th, they were slated to certify. | ||
| They were going there just to certify and that's all. | ||
| No, well, they could also not certify because that's the point of going there. | ||
| It's to determine whether or not you certify. | ||
| And it goes on and on, right? | ||
| But he says, he would be starting down a path of assured failure. | ||
| So what's he mean by that? | ||
| It means either they don't find claims of voter fraud. | ||
| That would be a failure. | ||
| If he's charged with finding voter fraud and they don't find any, that would be failure. | ||
| But it's also failure. | ||
| If you do find voter fraud, the form that failure takes in that case would be that the left would burn the country down. | ||
| If by some miracle somehow it worked, in other words, if by some miracle they found voter fraud in evidence, there'd be riots in every major city in the country and it was not an outcome the country would accept. | ||
| He's not saying it wouldn't be true. | ||
| He's saying that the left would go insane if it was true. | ||
| So we can't say it's true. | ||
| Well, we can't investigate the murder because if we find out that the murderer really is the gangster, then the mobsters will kill all of us. | ||
| That's what's it was a threat. | ||
| It was intimidation. | ||
| And it was collaboration. | ||
| I mean, they knew what they were doing. | ||
| Philbin's description of his interactions with Clark shed new light on the frenzied effort by Trump to remake the Justice Department into a tool of his bid to cling to power despite losing the election. | ||
| Okay, but what if? | ||
| What if we re-enter into this crazy fantasy where voter fraud exists and was real and provable and Only happened in the swing states and they shut down the polls at 1030 and then counted hundreds of thousands of more votes, all exclusively for Joe Biden in the middle of the night without any observers there. | ||
| Like, you know, just imagine if something like that had happened. | ||
| I know it's crazy, but just imagine, just fantasize with me here for a second. | ||
| Then again, does this sentence even make any sense? | ||
| His bid to cling to power despite losing the election. | ||
| Okay, but what if he didn't lose the election? | ||
| Then this frenzied effort to cling to power is, in fact, a desperate effort to have an accurate and fair election. | ||
| They sort of look the same, right? | ||
| They sort of look the same, these two attitudes. | ||
| Either a desperate and chaotic drive to try to retain power would look an awful lot like a desperate, frantic activity trying to Prove that you had the election stolen from you because it was. | ||
| It would look the same. | ||
| Together, the two men, this guy Richard Donahue and Pat Philbin, who both sound like TV hosts from the 80s, together they... | ||
| the two men described a White House that let down all guardrails with conspiracy theories about election fraud reaching Trump, who was an eager recipient of even implausible claims of fraud. | ||
| Clark, too, embraced some of those claims, they said. | ||
| Well, yes, by definition, voter fraud is a conspiracy. | ||
| But all crime has aspects of conspiracies. | ||
| Unless somebody acts completely alone and nobody knows what they're doing and they're just 100% fooling everybody. | ||
| Yeah, crime often involves conspiracy. | ||
| Any crime with more than one person involved or even knowing about it is technically a conspiracy. | ||
| It's people conspiring to stay silent, to commit a crime. | ||
| To enrich themselves. | ||
| That's what happens every single day. | ||
| It's proven in courtrooms across the country by the hour. | ||
| This isn't outrageous. | ||
| This isn't crazy. | ||
| People commit crimes. | ||
| People often commit crimes when the prize for committing the crime is to be the most powerful person in the entire world. | ||
| People kill each other over a hundred bucks. | ||
| No, they would never. | ||
| They would never. | ||
| My God. | ||
| Cheat? | ||
| To stop Hitler? | ||
| No. | ||
| Never. | ||
| Right? | ||
| Because remember, the mindset of these people, the worldview of these people is that they are ontologically good. | ||
| They're good by definition. | ||
| So therefore everything they do is good. | ||
| They're defeating evil. | ||
| Trump is Hitler. | ||
| He's the worst evil in the entire world. | ||
| If he's not stopped, it'll be, you know, the genocide of gay children. | ||
| So, you know, you wouldn't stuff a ballot. | ||
| You wouldn't stuff a ballot box. | ||
| You wouldn't, you know, maybe sign a, Voter card or two that didn't belong to you? | ||
| I mean, what's that? | ||
| That's nothing. | ||
| That's a tiny little sin, but it's to stop a genocide. | ||
| So, I mean, this is perfectly fine, actually. | ||
| It's righteous. | ||
| Actually, what you're doing is good and powerful. | ||
| If you have to keep it secret just because, you know, the laws can't handle it, can't handle how righteous and good you are, you know, you got to break the laws. | ||
| Even implausible claims of fraud. | ||
| Philbin described feeling relief in the first days of January 2021 when he heard Trump had ditched plans to appoint Clark as Acting Attorney General, but he quickly learned in discussions that his boss, Pat Cipollone, and two top DOJ officials, Acting Attorney Jeff Rosen and his deputy Richard Donahue, that the effort had been revived. | ||
| These men agreed that Philbin should speak to Clark, owing to their decades-long relationship, in an attempt to discern what was happening. | ||
| We're reading about the subversion of our electoral process. | ||
| They are actually bragging about the fact that people directly under the president were disobeying him, and when he was going to other people to try to get what he wanted done, they were conspiring and working behind the scenes and holding little confabs where they were strategizing with each other. | ||
| Okay, we gotta run some interference here. | ||
| We gotta stop Jeff Clark from looking into this. | ||
| You know him really well. | ||
| You've been friends with him for decades. | ||
| Maybe you can lean on him and get him to disobey the president and not do what he says. | ||
| This is treason. | ||
| And they're bragging about it. | ||
| Philbin described Clark as wildly misinformed about claims of election fraud, countenancing a theory about smart thermostats being used to manipulate voting machines. | ||
| Wow, totally crazy. | ||
| Wow, let's pick the craziest sounding example. | ||
| And bring that up as if that characterizes every claim of voter fraud. | ||
| First of all, not that crazy of a claim. | ||
| If voting machines are connected to the internet and you can hack into them via other systems on that same network... | ||
| There are whole conferences dedicated to learning how to hack voting machines. | ||
| Right. | ||
| No joke. | ||
| This is nothing. | ||
| This is nothing out of. | ||
| We're playing the footage. | ||
| They're like counting into good theory about smart thermostat. | ||
| You're telling me they're using thermostats to change the vote? | ||
| It's like. | ||
| Literally all of these nerds that you see can hack a voting machine including the women. | ||
| And they can do it through the thermostat or any other or the With the Roomba that's on the Wi-Fi, or the... whatever, Amazon Fire Stick that's connected to the- The point is, if you are on the same network, you can get access to all the machines on that network. | ||
| There's nothing ridiculous about this. | ||
| They can even get in to air-gapped machines with USB thumb drives. | ||
| There are like a million ways to get into these machines. | ||
| The weirdest thing is that a bunch of thumb drives were reported, you know what I mean, seen in and around voting machines. | ||
| We have footage of them secretly passing USBs to each other and putting them in machines. | ||
| It's all out there. | ||
| And again, they picked the most ridiculous claim they could because it talks about, you know, a thermostat. | ||
| There are like a million other claims that aren't ridiculous at all. | ||
| I mean, how ridiculous does it sound when they're just like, yeah, they stuffed ballots into the ballot box. | ||
| Well, crazy thermostats and connected to Roombas. | ||
| This is nonsense. | ||
| No, they also just stuffed the ballot box in places. | ||
| They also just counted the same ballots over and over again in other places. | ||
| They also use the mail-in voting system to trick people into filling out provisional ballots that they threw away. | ||
| They were trained to do it, and we have the audio of it from Detroit. | ||
| Why are they trying to make this sound ridiculous? | ||
| Because they're operating under the conclusion that they've established with no evidence that there was no voter fraud and this article only makes sense if that is your presumption and that evidence doesn't impact that understanding that you have. | ||
| I just want to tell you though, before we wrap this up, that Dominion, those are the best voting machines out there. | ||
| Of course. | ||
| Impossible to hack. | ||
| And we love that company, and we think that every voting machine should be a Dominion voting machine. | ||
| They should all be Dominion. | ||
| Yes, this episode is brought to you by Dominion. | ||
| Those are the finest machines out there. | ||
| They're amazing. | ||
| And at the end of the day, I sleep well knowing that people voted using those machines. | ||
| These unhackable... I mean, it's practically like a... | ||
| If you've ever seen like an old school loom, I mean, it's all just moving parts. | ||
| It's just purely mechanical. | ||
| You know, the idea that anybody could ever hack a computer. | ||
| I mean, come on. | ||
| Get your head out of the clouds. | ||
| It's other voting machines, just not Dominion ones. | ||
| Not Dominion, yeah, obviously. | ||
| Those are unhackable. | ||
| Obviously, they're unhackable. | ||
| Get your head out of the clouds. | ||
| Take the tinfoil hat off. | ||
| Computers being hacked? | ||
| Yeah, right. | ||
| Networks being accessed? | ||
| I mean, are you crazy? | ||
| You think, you think people can access networks? | ||
| Dishonestly? | ||
| You must be living in fantasy world. | ||
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| And so this guy says that Jeff Clark seemed very sincere about, he's like, I don't think he was faking. | ||
| I think he sincerely believed these claims. | ||
| And it's like, yeah, because they're true. | ||
| Again, you don't need a reason to tell the truth. | ||
| You can just tell the truth. | ||
| You need a reason to lie. | ||
| I believe he felt he essentially had a duty, Philbin said. | ||
| I think Jeff's views was that there was a real crisis in the country and that he was being given an opportunity to do something about it. | ||
| And so you went on and shut that down, didn't you? | ||
| When Philbin warned Clark that there would be riots in every major city if Trump reversed the outcome of the election, Clark responded, well, Pat, that's what the Insurrection Act is for, Philbin recalled. | ||
| Yeah, if people are going to riot because they didn't win the election, that's called an insurrection. | ||
| That's what that is. | ||
| Again, it is crazy. | ||
| They are not saying that there was no voter fraud. | ||
| He is not saying I told him not to do it because it was a goose chase. | ||
| It wasn't real. | ||
| He's saying that if they prove voter fraud, which obviously was a possibility or else he wouldn't be concerned about this, right? | ||
| If they actually investigated it and there were proofs of voter fraud, his concern is that the left would start a civil war. | ||
| So that's why we have President Trump, President Biden as president right now. | ||
| That's why. | ||
| Because the effort To investigate, the election of 2020 was shut down out of fear of leftist violence. | ||
| Totally crazy. | ||
| I thought he showed a lack of judgment. | ||
| Triggering riots in every major city in America. | ||
| You've got to be really sure about what you're doing and have no alternatives. | ||
| In my estimation, that's not the sort of situation we're talking about. | ||
| Again, he just brings it up over and over. | ||
| This is the fourth time he's said, triggering riots in every major city in America. | ||
| Which he probably knew about because he's probably in with the people that are orchestrating it. | ||
| Probably all these leftist groups going, I'm telling you, Pat, we're going to burn the city down if you prove that there's voter fraud. | ||
| He's going, oh geez, oh geez, that would be terrible. | ||
| So that was the calculus he ran. | ||
| The calculus he ran was you can tell the truth and the left is going to burn down American cities and start a civil war, or you can lie and let them cheat in the election and let Biden be installed and they won't pull the trigger. | ||
| The gun they're holding to your head, They'll put back in their holster, they won't pull the trigger. | ||
| So we were threatened and blackmailed and intimidated and terrorized out of having an election investigation. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| And now the people that actually were trying to investigate are being disbarred and criminally charged. | ||
| Clark has since been charged alongside Trump in Georgia for their efforts to overturn the election. | ||
| And Clark was identified by Smith as a co-conspirator in the Washington, D.C. | ||
| case. | ||
| See, so yeah, Philbin said the mass resignation threat that caused Trump to back down from Clark's appointment was partially his idea. | ||
| He recalled a similar mass resignation threat from his days as a lawyer in the George W. Bush administration over warrantless wiretapping that similarly affected policy decisions. | ||
| So he said he advised Rosen to take the temperature of the DOJ leadership about how they would react if Trump appointed Clark as acting Attorney General. | ||
| So, again, Trump's like, you guys aren't doing what I say. | ||
| They're like, no, we're not. | ||
| We refuse to because if we tell the truth, then the left will start a civil war. | ||
| He says, all right, well, I'm going to put Clark in. | ||
| And they say, well, then we're all going to resign if you do that. | ||
| We're going to shut down your entire administration and you're going to end your tenure as president in humiliation and failure without anybody in your corner. | ||
| They forced it. | ||
| They blackmailed. | ||
| This is treason. | ||
| This was the coup that took place. | ||
| And they did this to Trump multiple times. | ||
| You remember, Trump tried to remove Fauci, and his entire medical staff said, if you remove Fauci, we'll all resign. | ||
| This is the power move that they play. | ||
| This is how it works. | ||
| This is the conspiracy. | ||
| This is the fraud. | ||
| This is the coup. | ||
| This is the treason that has conquered our nation. | ||
| You should get all these scumbags in positions of power, and they act as a unit to oppose the will of the voters. | ||
| And even when the president tries to do what's right, tries to investigate credible claims of fraud, they say if you carry out this investigation, our entire staff, everybody's leaving. | ||
| And so he's forced to it. | ||
| They did exactly the same thing with Fauci. | ||
| Trump said this Fauci guy's no good, I'm gonna fire him. | ||
| Deborah Birx and Francis Collins, like they all said, if you fire Fauci, we're all going to quit. | ||
| And here in the middle of this pandemic, right there. | ||
| And again, if you believe their perception of the world, they're playing with your lives, right? | ||
| They're sitting there going, we're in the middle of a worldwide pandemic. | ||
| And we're just going to leave the American people out to dry, hang them out to dry, leave them without a federal coordination effort to combat this. | ||
| If you dare to fire. | ||
| Anthony Fauci, even though he's wrong about everything, lies about everything, and causing major trouble. | ||
| So this is the pressure that they wield. | ||
| This is the way that they get things done. | ||
| This is the real treason. | ||
| This is the deep state. | ||
| It's all on display. | ||
| They're bragging about it. | ||
| And anybody that Trump tried to appoint to actually do the right thing is now at risk of losing their law license and maybe going to jail for a very long time. | ||
| That was a message. | ||
| Anybody else? | ||
| You listen to us, you listen to the deep state, you do what we do. | ||
| If you try to listen to the chain of command and take orders from the executive, not only will you be flustered and foiled from doing that, by our behind the scenes manipulations, but we'll come back three years later and throw your ass in jail. | ||
| So don't, just don't do it. | ||
| So just don't listen to Trump, listen to us. | ||
| Because we'll kill you if you don't. | ||
| And we have to certify the election, because the left will kill everyone if we don't. | ||
| And our entire country, at this point, is being governed by threats of violence. | ||
| Either state-sanctioned violence, where you throw a man in a concrete box for the rest of his life, or mob violence, where those same people coordinate with Antifa cells in every major city to activate Black Lives Matter and Antifa and burn down the nation. | ||
| Really an incredible story. | ||
| Incredible article. | ||
| Lays it all out in their own words. | ||
| How they were doing this. | ||
| Just incredible. | ||
| We talked about some of the theories of fraud that were around. | ||
| They'd been debunked. | ||
| And there wasn't really any there there. | ||
| Nothing was debunked. | ||
| There's no debunking. | ||
| There wasn't. | ||
| They just didn't talk about it. | ||
| Because it was impossible to debunk. | ||
| You had people Giving testimony under oath, saying I saw with my own eyes fraud. | ||
| You can't debunk that. | ||
| Nothing about that can be debunked. | ||
| If the president made him acting Attorney General, Jeff Clark, people at the DOJ would probably resign. | ||
| There's going to be just a massive wave of resignations. | ||
| People weren't going to be following him to pursue these theories of fraud. | ||
| Again, just the way he phrases, if this is just going to happen, he's coordinating it. | ||
| He's getting in contact with everybody and going, Hey, if he puts Clark in charge, we're all going to resign. | ||
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| We're going to tell him that we're going to resign if he does that. | ||
| All right. | ||
| And then when he's giving the testimony, he's like, yeah, people were going to resign. | ||
| Yeah, this was all just happening. | ||
| Sort of leaving out the part that he was coordinating this effort in a deliberate attempt to undermine, undercut, subvert the duly elected president of the United States. | ||
| Just incredible. | ||
| Assured failure, he says. | ||
| Because if they didn't prove fraud, that'd be a failure. | ||
| And if they did prove fraud, lefties would start a civil war. | ||
| And that's why we have Joe Biden as president. | ||
| Let's go to your calls now. | ||
| Jack in Wisconsin has called in about the big boy conference. | ||
| Boy, oh boy, Jack, wasn't that something? | ||
| What are your thoughts on this? | ||
| Yeah, I think we're in like the nightmare realm now. | ||
| Like it's approached like nightmare climax. | ||
| Nightmare Climax. | ||
| That's a good, that's a good operation name. | ||
| Nightmare Climax. | ||
| That's probably the operation name of this. | ||
| Yes, President Joe Biden, AKA Operation Nightmare Climax. | ||
| Yeah, like the look on his face sometimes. | ||
| And like, he can't remember basic names of people in his, like, vicinity. | ||
| Messing up Putin's name with Zelensky and Vice President Trump. | ||
| And he said he was like 4,000 years old or something in it. | ||
| I don't know if he caught that one. | ||
| No one really seemed to caught that one. | ||
| Did he? | ||
| I didn't see that one. | ||
| Or he'd be a vampire. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
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| Is this guy going to bring us to war? | ||
| I was thinking, should I start learning Russian and like practicing artillery techniques? | ||
| And I don't know, Harrison, what do you want to, what position do you want to be when we go to war with Russia? | ||
| Do you want to be, I was thinking like artillery or, Counter-artillery, what do you think? | ||
| Or maybe the Sand Corporation. | ||
| Yeah, I could follow Napoleon's footsteps, start off as an artillery commander, work my way up to emperor. | ||
| I can see that happening. | ||
| Following-- - Or maybe the sandbox. | ||
| Are you good with heat? | ||
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What's that? | |
| You can go in the desert. | ||
| You can go in the sandbox. | ||
| Maybe the Iran war is more your flavor. | ||
| No, no. | ||
| It'll be, it'll be, you know, uh, West Texas. | ||
| We'll, we'll be in Big Bend Park, uh, you know, fighting. | ||
| I'm not, I'm not going anywhere. | ||
| I imagine the fight's going to come here, but no, I mean, we're joking about it, but this is, this is, this is the real. | ||
| thing right i mean this is this is real life we're talking about real war here we're talking about actual nuclear armed opponents squaring up for an ultimate showdown and the man leading us is is calling zelinski putin and calling kamala harris donald trump so like as funny as it is it's kind of terrifying isn't it jack yeah yeah you know i'm also terrified that this stuff is going to spread to my town here locally with the rnc | ||
| there's already like palestinian protesters and protesters all over the place. | ||
| They're like planning to like unfurl all these Palestinian flags. | ||
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Like, yeah, you get the right to protest and everything, but like can't be Gay about it. | |
| Lame. | ||
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Should be respectful, at least. | |
| I'm sorry, I know your position in the new empire of America. | ||
| Writer of the Constitution. | ||
| You can protest, just don't be gay about it. | ||
| That needs to be, that'll be the first amendment, you know, sub-chapter one. | ||
| Yes, you have free speech. | ||
| Don't be gay about it, alright? | ||
| It's America. | ||
| Alright folks, we go out to your phone calls again. | ||
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| Let's go out to Jefferson in Virginia. | ||
| Go ahead, Jefferson, you're on the air about Kamala Harris. | ||
| Hey, good morning, Harrison. | ||
| Morning. | ||
| Yes, I was disturbed to see Owen weigh in on my subject yesterday at the 35-minute mark in the beginning of the war room, and he said he'd done the research and looked on all the lower court cases, and he'd come to the conclusion that technically she's a naturalized citizen, which makes her eligible. | ||
| I'm going, that's exactly backwards. | ||
| She's not considered to be a naturalized citizen, and the lower courts really don't have jurisdiction over this issue. | ||
| It's an article. | ||
| two issue, which means the Supreme Court is supposed to be the only court that weighs in on determining who has eligibility to be president. | ||
| When some other lower court entertains the notion that they're going to hear a case that involves this, the Supreme Court is supposed to weigh in and say, no, no, no, that's our jurisdiction. | ||
| You can't rule on this. | ||
| So smart people can be stupefied by the language that is used by lawyers to confuse them as to what's being ruled upon in court cases. | ||
| So this is what my thesis is, is that academia and the legal profession have decided they don't like the original definition of a natural born citizen being the child of two citizens. | ||
| So they said, how do we change that without going through the amendment process? | ||
| And the only way they do it is case law. | ||
| They have a history of case law where these suits are brought by people claiming they'd like to rule a citizen like Wong Kim Ark. | ||
| He didn't want to know whether he was a natural-born citizen. | ||
| He just wanted to know whether he was a citizen at birth. | ||
| And the Supreme Court said, yes, you're clearly a citizen from birth, even though you're Chinese and your parents were Chinese. | ||
| But they didn't rule that he was a natural born citizen. | ||
| But academia will give you a summary of the case that says this is where 14th Amendment citizens were ruled to be natural born citizens. | ||
| And that's completely unsupported by the text of the ruling. | ||
| But people get confused by the arguments in the ruling. | ||
| And there's a section in the Wong Kim Ark ruling where it is stated by A man named Benny, that any child born in the country is every bit the equal of the natural born child of a citizen. | ||
| But it doesn't say a natural-born citizen, it says the natural-born child of a citizen. | ||
| If you're the natural-born child of a citizen, you're not a natural-born citizen, you're a natural citizen, but because both of your parents are citizens, you're not a natural-born citizen. | ||
| And we can go around and around and around and around, but I'm just saying... No, yeah, it's all sort of nuanced, and it does have to do with interpretation, because I don't think... | ||
| Oh, I didn't hear Owen say this, so I don't know, you could be right, but it seems to me like, you know, it's not so much being bamboozled by these claims, but more of recognizing the methods that the lawyers would use, the arguments that would be made, and understanding that this is the way that law works at this point. | ||
| I mean, they write a law with a Particular word and then the definition of that word changes and the law sort of changes with it. | ||
| And they they like to redefine words in order to expand laws, so I doubt it's. | ||
| In my opinion, it's less of like. | ||
| Being bamboozled by this or or being misled by it, but rather just trying to have a. A. You know, perhaps. | ||
| Not hopeful, you know, kind of cynical view of the courts and going, look, if this goes to the court, things have been warped and manipulated and changed so much in the past. | ||
| They'll probably, you know, vote that she is a natural, even if even if she's not technically. | ||
| That's the way the law works is the definitions change and new people come in and interpret it differently. | ||
| And then that's the law. | ||
| So again, I just think it's less of being bamboozled or ignorant about what's going on and rather having sort of a cynical view about the decision the courts would make in this case. | ||
| But of course, appreciate your input, Jefferson. | ||
| And I agree with you. | ||
| I think, you know, if you if you If you read the law as intended, I think you're right. | ||
| But whether the courts will decide that is a different question. | ||
| Final thoughts, Jefferson? | ||
| It is the dereliction of the Supreme Court to step in that's the issue. | ||
| They would have to rule in my favor, but they don't want to. | ||
| So they're refusing to hear the cases by saying people don't have standing to bring it. | ||
| That's why we need Ken Paxton to be the one that brings it. | ||
| You have to have an AG, otherwise you don't have standing. | ||
| So they're putting up obstacles to being involved in something they're supposed to volunteer to rule on without anybody bringing the case. | ||
| They're supposed to say, no, these lower courts are not supposed to be involved in this at all. | ||
| This is our bailiwick. | ||
| So it's less about what should be the outcome, and Owen's probably talking about what likely is and will be the outcome, which is... | ||
| Wrong, which is not what it should be, but it's what it is. | ||
| But now I'm seeing more and more people talk about this, so I'm glad you're staying on top of it. | ||
| But let's go to William in Arkansas. | ||
| How much is enough to wake him up? | ||
| Well, I would have thought we'd pass that mark years ago, William, but there's still I mean, the Democrats are just now figuring out that Joe Biden is incompetent, so God only knows what they think about the rest of what's going on. | ||
| William in Arkansas, you're on the air. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. | ||
| Well, you and the gentleman before you talked about kind of what it takes to wake them up. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| When we have a situation when you can cross jurisdictions of law with little understanding by those who are doing it, where are we going? | ||
| I mean, just look at the basic language that we're taught in grade school. | ||
| It comes from Webster's Dictionary. | ||
| All the definitions of words come from Webster's or Cambridge Oxford Limited Edition. | ||
| You get into a court of law, Then they bring out William Blackstone Dictionary of Law and all the words you think you know are gone. | ||
| That's because of Bar Law. | ||
| Bar Law is criminal law administrated by criminals. | ||
| We have an ignorant society because our public school system for the last hundred and something years has taught out of Webster's. | ||
| English was the language of criminals when Latin was primary. | ||
| When you look at how language is used in court, You kind of understand how that is. | ||
| Common law would not allow the thing today that we're seeing. | ||
| When you go into a court of law and you're looking at a maritime military flag of war flown under admiralty jurisdiction, and you're supposed to be in a civil court of law, you'd look outside in the courtyard. | ||
| It's all manipulated. | ||
| I totally agree. | ||
| Thank you for the call, William. | ||
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| dot com forward slash show we go out to your phone calls once again we've got jen in georgia called in about ice agents under distress go ahead jen you're on the air hey harrison howdy um i was gonna say that you know the video that i see you guys play between commercial breaks | ||
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| um of all of the news headlines of all the kids and grown women being kidnapped and raped and murdered by all these illegal aliens is It, it honestly, like every single time I see those, I get so teary eyed and I have that, that feeling in my gut that I've just been like punched, you know, it's just so sad. | ||
| And what scares me the most is that we live about 20 minutes away from Athens and that's where Lake and Riley was murdered. | ||
| What's that is I haven't heard any other names that made like, you know, mainstream headlines after her. | ||
| All of them have gone under the You know, under the table, so to speak. | ||
| And I'm just wondering why. | ||
| So I see all these videos that Alex is always showing of, like, the ICE members who are, like, crying about the, you know, them having to take orders from Biden, putting these kids in vans that they don't know where they're going. | ||
| I mean, they're so heartbroken. | ||
| I'm not convinced at all that all the ICE members are just You know, they're all with Biden. | ||
| I mean, obviously, during the debate, they came out and said, we do not endorse them. | ||
| So why can they not, like, unify together and practice civil disobedience and say no? | ||
| Like, we're not doing this anymore because this is so wrong. | ||
| Like, first of all, it's illegal what Biden is ordering them to do. | ||
| And second of all, it's going against their moral compass. | ||
| So why are they not able to unify together and say no? | ||
| Like, we're not doing this anymore. | ||
| Well, for a couple reasons. | ||
| One is compartmentalization, right? | ||
| They just follow orders because they aren't privy to, you know, the overarching schemes that are going on. | ||
| So like what we covered yesterday, the whistleblower. | ||
| Talking about, you know, delivering people to, you know, or delivering kids to abandoned buildings or people who didn't recognize them. | ||
| Remember, she said, like, well, you know, can I investigate this? | ||
| I want to look into, like, who these people are. | ||
| And she was told, like, that's not your job. | ||
| Your job is to deliver the children. | ||
| You know, it's our job to make sure they're the right people. | ||
| So they don't have access to the information. | ||
| They're just given the orders. | ||
| Okay, when people cross here, you pick them up and you take them here. | ||
| They don't have the ability to interrupt this massive machine that they're just one single part of. | ||
| And not to give them the excuse, because you're right. | ||
| If they're ordered to do something that is unconscionable to them or unconstitutional in their perspective, then they do have a moral and legal obligation to not follow those orders. | ||
| So you're completely right in that. | ||
| I think they're in a difficult position because they don't have the full scope of view of what's going on and how they play into it. | ||
| And so I sort of I sort of feel for him, but obviously they're not going to allow them to like unionize and and disobey orders and you know frankly we don't we don't really want that right you don't really want the cops and the functionaries of these organizations deciding for themselves what orders are that they're going to follow or not you want them to obey orders you would just want the orders to be Good and appropriate. | ||
| So I don't, I really don't blame the border patrol people. | ||
| They are in a very difficult situation and it's all being orchestrated from on high. | ||
| It's in the, it's the people in the very highest positions in these organizations that, uh, give the orders and they're the ones that need to be replaced. | ||
| So I don't know. | ||
| I feel for the, for the border patrol agents personally, they're out there, uh, doing what they can, but they're being ordered to open the gates and, Let in a million people and they don't really have and plus if they don't do it They'll just be fired and somebody else who will do it will come in right? | ||
| That's that's that's what would happen They say I think this is unconstitutional And they'd say okay. | ||
| Bye say goodbye to your pension This other guy will do it instead And that's the issue here. | ||
| So I feel you, Jen. | ||
| And hey, the good news is if you hear these stories about illegal immigrant crimes and it makes you upset, it means you're still human and still have empathy and have not had your heart hardened by the constant onslaught that we're suffering under here. | ||
| It's unfortunate, but maybe that's a silver lining. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| Thanks for the call, Jen. | ||
| Let's go to Daryl in North Carolina. | ||
| Go ahead, Daryl, you're on the air. | ||
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Hey, Harrison. | |
| Hey, I wanted to just chime in. | ||
| Time Magazine in February of 2021 printed their cover article, and it's called The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign that Saved the 2020 Election. | ||
| And anytime I come across a Democrat that doesn't realize or is pretending not to know that the election was stolen, I whip out this magazine because it goes over everything they did. | ||
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It talks all about how Big business, big tech, they all got together. | |
| It literally says thousands of them, and they coordinated to steal the election, beginning with everything you covered in the morning. | ||
| So just wanted to throw that out there as a second document that you could use to try to at least convince people. | ||
| Yeah, and look, it's in their own words, and they're bragging about doing it. | ||
| And then they actually exported that exact same entire plot that they carried out. | ||
| They did it in Brazil to oust Bolsonaro, and they bragged about that too. | ||
| And there's the article about that from the Financial Times, I think, that I've covered extensively as well. | ||
| So yeah, not only is this deep state... | ||
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Thank you. | |
| plus big tech collaboration, definitely what happened in 2020, and they brag about it, it's being exported and used to get rid of nationalist leaders and populist leaders the world over. | ||
| So no, you're exactly right. | ||
| They're bragging about it. | ||
| And of course, you know, Time Magazine was recently purchased by Mark Benioff, who is like the underling of Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum and owns Salesforce, Salesforce, which is like one of the biggest data parsing big tech companies in existence, and is a ringleader in this coup that's trying to overthrow duly elected governments worldwide. | ||
| Thanks for that call, Darrell. | ||
| Let's go to Christopher in Missouri now. | ||
| Christopher, you are on the air, sir. | ||
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That's great. | |
| How are you today? | ||
| Good. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
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All right. | |
| I called and wanted to just let everyone know that at some point, Trump got up and addressed the whole nation and said, we're going to have a U.S. | ||
| steel revolution. | ||
| Do you recall that? | ||
| I do. | ||
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Well, that is just about ready to happen. | |
| There is a new metal tempering process that is more affordable than any other, uh, all over the earth. | ||
| And the properties increase of the metal is, uh, unreal. | ||
| It's, it would almost seem comic book science fiction, you know? | ||
| It sounds like, uh, it sounds like, uh, Ayn Rand. | ||
| Doesn't, isn't that, wasn't that, uh, was it the Fountainhead? | ||
| What book? | ||
| They have where the guy invented a new process for tempering steel. | ||
| That's interesting. | ||
| What's this new process called? | ||
| Not quite sure about the naming yet. | ||
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He is a J.R.R. | |
| Tolkien fan though. | ||
| Interesting. | ||
| There's your clue. | ||
| Were we dealing with Mithril here? | ||
| What are we talking about? | ||
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Well, we don't own that. | |
| That name. | ||
| We can't call it that, but we're thinking of a pretty clever name. | ||
| Okay, so you're a part of this? | ||
| I am a sole representative to all the United States on behalf of the company and Brazil. | ||
| My name is Christopher Wolf. | ||
| Okay, so what is this new process involve? | ||
| Well, there's several things. | ||
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There's Clay, uh, specific to, um, Brazilian rainforest. | |
| There's, um, uh, certain proprietary plasma, other things. | ||
| It just makes the steel better, flexible, more, more strong. | ||
| I mean, I know there was some... Try a thousand percent increase of stainless steel properties. | ||
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Wow. | |
| It's a, uh, it's not, it's not a well understood Science it's been tested at a Jesuit Institute in Rome an institute in Brazil and a radiological professor in the United States and it is a non-newtonian science some might call it alchemy, but the One who discovered it calls it an exact science Okay, interesting How would I find out more about this? | ||
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Sure, you can go to T dot me forward slash T H E S H I T W E R E I N. The shit we're in. | |
| And, uh, I gotta, I gotta, I gotta cut you off there, but we'll, I dunno, I dunno. | ||
| I dunno about that call. | ||
| I dunno about that. | ||
| Not real. | ||
| Is he being legitimate? | ||
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I don't know. | |
| I couldn't find anything about it while I was searching. | ||
| About mithril. | ||
| About alchemy. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I know they tried to sell U.S. | ||
| steel to a Japanese company. | ||
| Let that go for it. | ||
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I don't know what to make about that. | |
| Stay with us, folks. | ||
| We'll be joined by waifu watchers on the other side. | ||
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You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Not to touch the earth, not to see the sun, nothing else. | ||
| Santa Ana could become the latest city in the country to allow non-citizens to vote at the ballot box. | ||
| Non-citizens are prohibited from voting in federal elections. | ||
| But municipalities in Maryland, Vermont, and here in California have allowed non-citizens to vote in local elections. | ||
| Former President Trump says he wants to return to the White House to secure the southern U.S. | ||
| border. | ||
| He claims Democrats are allowing immigrants into the country and signing them up to vote. | ||
| I believe now that that's why they're allowing these people to come in. | ||
| People that don't speak our language, they're signing them up to vote. | ||
| Is that right? | ||
| No, what he suggested isn't even possible. | ||
| If you count the illegal votes, they can try to steal. | ||
| Okay, here we are again in the unusual position of not only interrupting the President of the United States, but correcting the President of the United States. | ||
| There are no illegal votes that we know of. | ||
| That's right. | ||
| Brian, we just heard the President come out pretty remarkable, as you said. | ||
| He said, quote, according to the legal votes, he believes he wins. | ||
| That's false. | ||
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The supposed epidemic Of undocumented immigrants voting in presidential elections, something they legally cannot do, and there is no evidence whatsoever that they are doing. | |
| How are they gonna- they know that they're losing, you know how they're gonna keep on to it? | ||
| The 22 million, Michael, that are coming in here illegally, those people are gonna vote. | ||
| I agree. | ||
| That's their only- People can't vote! | ||
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Yes they can! | |
| Are you saying you have proof that the Democrats are trying to recruit illegals, migrants, to vote in our presidential election? | ||
| Is that what you just said? | ||
| There is a memo from Susan Rice that says we've got to figure out how we're going to get these illegal immigrants. | ||
| It's going to be challenging to teach them how to make sure we get their votes in the ballot. | ||
| They don't say whether they're going to make them citizens first or not. | ||
| Bottom line is when Joe Biden got elected, he said he wanted to fast track four million undocumented residents to full citizenship. | ||
| I would in fact make sure that there is, we immediately surge to the border. | ||
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They're illegals. | |
| Of course you are! | ||
| Undocumented immigrants are not citizens, therefore they cannot legally attest that they are. | ||
| - He's helping us here. - The majority of Biden. - Biden. - He's helping us for Biden. - Of course you are. - Biden. - Of course it's for Biden. - Undocumented immigrants are not citizens, therefore they cannot legally attest that they are. | ||
| So we rate Donald Trump's claim as false. - At the end of the day, there's just no proof to support Trump's theory, and that's why the truth demeanor rates his claim, pants on fire, Read a full fact check at WRAL.com. | ||
| Republicans want to throw up barriers because when people vote, they lose. | ||
| Let me be clear, they don't want you to vote. | ||
| They don't want to hear black voices, brown voices, LGBTQIA voices, young voices. | ||
| Our fundamental access to our democracy is being politicized. | ||
| And this xenophobic attack that we're debating today will make it harder for Americans to vote. | ||
| I am not aware of a single proof of citizenship document that does not cost an individual money to get it. | ||
| Unless we are requiring every state to provide one for free and then it's on unfunded mandate. | ||
| This is the 2024 version of the Jim Crow poll tax and we should vote against it. | ||
| To investigate claims of voter fraud by non-citizens was disbanded without identifying one single case. | ||
| If we believe in the power of democracy, we should reject discriminatory rules rooted in fear and division, and instead increase protections and expand access. | ||
| This bill, they call it the SAVE Act. | ||
| It should be called the Don't Let Americans Act. | ||
| Don't Let Americans Vote Act. | ||
| House Republicans' so-called SAVE Act is a dangerous, anti-democratic bill that has no place on this floor. | ||
| Only citizens can vote for the United States Senate. | ||
| Only citizens can vote for the presidency Of the United States. | ||
| So this extreme Republican voter suppression bill is not designed to solve any problem on behalf of the American people. | ||
| It is designed to jam people up. | ||
| All right, folks. | ||
| That is a very informative little compilation for you there. | ||
| Alex posted that on his ex yesterday, so go to addrealalexjones and find and share that video. | ||
| I only played less than the first half. | ||
| That's a 10-minute compilation proving beyond any doubt whatsoever that Democrats are intending and actively using illegal immigrants to rig this election. | ||
| Stay with us. | ||
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Welcome back, folks. | |
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| Infowars.com. | ||
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| It's your last chance to save InfoWars and keep us thriving into the future. | ||
| And boy are we going to be necessary in the future to break down what exactly is going on in the world. | ||
| We got some help in this. | ||
| My guest this segment is Chase from Waifu Watchers. | ||
| He's a based anime connoisseur. | ||
| Chase, better known as Waifu Watchers on X, is the hero tackling some of 2024's most dangerous threats. | ||
| Blackrock, woke anime, and scores of e-thoughts. | ||
| You can check him out on X at waifu underscore watchers or snag some eye-catching merch at waifuwatchers.com. | ||
| And, uh, Chase, well, let me just start by saying welcome to the show. | ||
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Hey, man. | |
| Thanks for having me. | ||
| Oh it's my pleasure and of course I reached out to you because you had a video that went totally viral last week and I just thought it was such a funny way of presenting this information. | ||
| Let's go to this video here and then we'll expand on it on the other side. | ||
| This is the viral video talking about Blackrock or Blackstone or one of these multinational banking corporations buying anime for the purpose of, well, destroying it like they've destroyed all of our entertainment. | ||
| Let's go now to this video by Waifu Watchers. | ||
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Your favorite anime character is about to become an ugly fat black bitch. | |
| And why is that? | ||
| Because Blackstone just announced that they are dumping billions of dollars in investment money in the anime space. | ||
| And I'm about to tell you why it's gonna ruin fucking everything. | ||
| The same Jewish child-eating trillionaires that popularized ESG rings and are the main reason why the new Star Wars show is full of a bunch of are beginning their war to take over anime i hope you guys are ready for season six of free rent in the future where she receives life-saving gender reaffirming surgery and himmel the world's greatest hero gets recast as a street hitting indian guy i don't know you are doing like this | ||
| just in case you're super retarded black rock state street vanguard own pretty much everything on earth like 40 trillion dollars worth of 90 percent of the world's worth of money 90% of the planet. | ||
| Disney. | ||
| Apple. | ||
| Ford. | ||
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Tesla. | |
| Coke. | ||
| The news. | ||
| The banks. | ||
| They're buying all the houses to make everyone permanent renters. | ||
| They own it all, and their ultimate goal is to make you a bug-eating, race-mixed lesbian that owns nothing and relies on them for everything. | ||
| The worst part is these companies seem like separate entities, but they're actually one big venomous snake bit ran by the same group of child rapists. | ||
| Much like a demon would be depicted in a fantasy story, they all own shares off each other and feed off the lifeblood of one another. | ||
| Blackrock owns Vanguard, Vanguard owns Blackrock. | ||
| The reason they do this is one, to hide the fact that one group of people own literally everything, and two, make it harder for you and me to figure out who we need to publicly execute. | ||
| For ruining everything we love. | ||
| Now, how does this tie into anime? | ||
| These n****s just dropped almost two billion into a manga e-reading platform as their first step towards taking over the anime industry. | ||
| The worst part is that these ghouls have used Western media to push their agenda and erode the foundations of society since the day they killed Jesus. | ||
| That's our guy. | ||
| What you guys need to understand is it's impossible to resist such a demonic force when all of your fighting age men are soy latte drinking pussies that spend all of their money on gay pride Funko Pops instead of guns. | ||
| You shouldn't care about the cost of groceries and rent doubling. | ||
| You should care about the lack of minority representation in your favorite cartoons. | ||
| Women shouldn't be at home taking care of their families. | ||
| They should be heroic workplace slaves so we can double the amount of taxable income we can send to the Jews over in Israel. | ||
| So now that Western media is completely unwatchable degenerate goyslop, Everyone whose life and thoughts have a sliver of value have moved on to watching anime instead. | ||
| Seriously, why would you watch this shit? | ||
| Ghostbusters used to be white guys, now it's a bunch of ugly fat single bitches. | ||
| Spider-Man, black. | ||
| Little Mermaid, black. | ||
| Batwoman, black. | ||
| MJ, April O'Neil, disgusting bull-freak. | ||
| Why did they do this? | ||
| I think we both know why. | ||
| And just so you guys know, anime's next on the docket. | ||
| It was fun while it lasted, boys. | ||
| Alright, let me just disavow. | ||
| First of all, I disavow all of that. | ||
| That was highly offensive. | ||
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Very spicy video, sir. | |
| But, you know, the point is, you know, it was funny and so the message gets out there and what you're talking about at the heart of it It is very true. | ||
| The way these multinationals are working together, the way they're showing entertainment, the way it's designed to humiliate and demoralize the population to make them easier to control. | ||
| You're hitting on some very deep veins there in a very funny and overwrought and over-the-top way. | ||
| So I thought it was very funny. | ||
| And I think this topic is pretty serious. | ||
| Do you make a lot of videos like this? | ||
| This is the first time I've seen of yours. | ||
| Is this sort of your style in general or is this something new you tried out? | ||
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I've made some videos in the past of, uh, I made some similar ones where I talk when I made this shirt originally, I kind of made a similar video with, with, you know, Oh, globalists are taking over. | |
| Uh, and I touched on some of this stuff, but no, that was the first time I really went. | ||
| Balls deep, because I saw the news. | ||
| I saw the news and I immediately went to my computer and I'm like, oh, it's over. | ||
| I got to let everyone know. | ||
| You just got mad. | ||
| You got mad because the one piece of medium or, you know, the one medium, the one piece of entertainment that had so far avoided the taint of globalism, the taint of this, whatever you want to call it, the subversion that we're experiencing. | ||
| It was the one Area of entertainment that hadn't been, um, corrupted by that yet. | ||
| And now they're coming forward. | ||
| So tell us about this deal and what exactly is happening with this, this giant anime manga company. | ||
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They're showing the shirt. | |
| Uh, we disavow this shirt. | ||
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I didn't, I didn't make this shirt. | |
| That's not my website on the link. | ||
| Just, uh, with the, so they bought a e-publication company or something that, uh, distributes manga. | ||
| Which is like the, you know, modern movies are always based off books and anime. | ||
| They always base the shows off of the visual comic novel type deal. | ||
| And, uh, they bought a lot of people were like pushing back at me when I made that video and they're saying, oh, it's just, uh, you know, it's a, it's really niche. | ||
| They're not, it's not that big of a company. | ||
| It's not that big of a deal. | ||
| And I'm, you know, I'm just saying to myself, that's, that's, it's always the crack. | ||
| Then let's end the, you know, the crack in the dam lets the whole thing go, right? | ||
| So on the surface, it doesn't seem like a huge deal, but I mean, I already know, I already know the attention beams are completely locked in on anime now. | ||
| Well, look, it is a big deal. | ||
| They just launched a $1.7 billion deal. | ||
| I mean, that is a big deal, you know, by definition. | ||
| So clearly they are taking this very seriously, uh, Blackstone to acquire Japanese e-comic provider Infocom for $1.7 billion. | ||
| seven billion dollars so clearly they're you know willing to put their money where their mouth is willing to put the money on the table to take this over and they're going to want some influence with that right you don't buy you don't spend 1.7 billion dollars on something and then just go yeah but just keep doing what you're doing it's fine and manga's huge you know it's huge like gigantic i mean i didn't even realize demon slayer the demon slayer movie outsold like the most recent star wars movie like by a significant amount i'm pretty sure wow i didn't realize that | ||
| but because i know i know in japan like i didn't realize till i visited japan you see these manga shops and it's just i mean they're enormous and it just it's crazy because so because america and you think of comic book the comic book industry it's not the biggest deal in the world i mean you got the marvel movies those were obviously big for a while but they've sort of fallen off but this is something way different it's a very culturally significant thing in japan and so is it typically more like | ||
| Like right wing than Hollywood, would you say? | ||
| Like, what is it about anime that makes it different than other forms of entertainment? | ||
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It's definitely a lot more traditional. | |
| There's, uh, the wokeness definitely hasn't creeped into it yet. | ||
| I mean, it's on the way it's, it's starting, but, uh, I mean, Japan's a really traditional place, right? | ||
| Like they were, you know, killing themselves with katanas like a hundred years ago. | ||
| I think they've progressed a lot. | ||
| Slower and also they've just been so isolated, right? | ||
| They haven't they haven't hit the globalist bug quite as quickly as, you know, some other places on the rest of the world have because they were so isolated for so long. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
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So I think that definitely plays a part into it. | |
| And their culture itself is, you know, they're super straight edge, conservative, no crime, no all the stuff that we get buck buck wild on over here. | ||
| They're definitely omit over there, I think. | ||
| Yeah they have they have avoided so much of that and and it's amazing because that was my experience I mean going to Japan was like a life-changing experience for me people are probably sick of me talking about it but it was this experience where you realize because in America you sort of think that well all of this chaos all this nonsense all this crap we have to go through it just sort of is it comes with the modern world it's like you get all these these advancements and here comes the chaos and craziness and you go to japan you're like wait they're both more advanced than us and they don't have to deal with any of this crap well wait a second | ||
| you know we were sort of sold this this idea that like all this nonsense is just intrinsic to progress and advancement in the modern world and you go to japan you're like no it's not everything can be nice and clean and pleasant and also you can have maglev trains to go 500 miles an hour you can actually have both of these things they're not at odds with each other and And they also haven't experienced the cultural rot that we have. | ||
| And, you know, obviously, Hollywood is just fully there. | ||
| They're all in on. | ||
| Diversity these days to the point where you cannot win an Oscar if you don't have a certain arrangement of races and sexes and LGBTQ nonsense. | ||
| And then the last good Japanese person, like they asked, uh, I think it was a creator of Dragon Ball. | ||
| Like, why aren't there more black people in Dragon Ball? | ||
| And he's like, because I'm a Japanese. | ||
| He's like, I'm a Japanese, a Japanese story for Japanese people. | ||
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You want to hear the funniest part about that? | |
| The article you're talking about with the Japanese, with Akira Toriyama talking about I actually made that to piss people off. | ||
| Oh, wait, what? | ||
| Is that not real? | ||
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You could check snoops or snopes or whatever that yeah, they they Akira Toriyama is notoriously quiet for never doing interviews. | |
| So I thought because my whole brain is how do I make things go viral? | ||
| Right. | ||
| That's what I think. | ||
| My second video I ever made got like 30, 30 million views or something. | ||
| So that didn't happen. | ||
| So I just said fake news here. | ||
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Well, I mean, I'm sure he feels the same way. | |
| There's no way he's not. | ||
| That's why it went viral because everyone was like, oh, this is the truth. | ||
| He definitely said that. | ||
| That is hilarious. | ||
| OK, well, that's very funny. | ||
| All right. | ||
| You got me. | ||
| You got me on that one. | ||
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But look, I'm everywhere, man. | |
| You know, but but seriously, OK, I'm learning who's pulling the strings here. | ||
| But you're right. | ||
| You know, OK, he didn't actually say that. | ||
| But if you look at foreign, he said it. | ||
| If you look at foreign media, they haven't been tainted by the diversity drive that is destroying American movies. | ||
| And I don't talk about it as much on the show because, you know, we're talking about nuclear war with Russia and Israel, Gaza and geopolitics. | ||
| And I feel like I can't dedicate too much time, but I spend a lot of time thinking about entertainment and how things have been destroyed. | ||
| The new Star Wars, well, every new Star Wars show or every new Star Wars movie just seems to sink deeper into this mire, into this cesspit of just insanity. | ||
| And I think it's destroying our psyche in a very real way. | ||
| How have you felt watching? | ||
| Have you just given up on American media? | ||
| Is that why you're the waifu watcher? | ||
| Are you just into anime? | ||
| Yeah, I haven't. | ||
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Go ahead. | |
| I haven't watched an American show in years. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| I mean, I watch obviously all the classic movies. | ||
| I mean, we'll watch movies. | ||
| I think the cutoff date for us is probably 2010 for films. | ||
| But, uh, yeah, no, they completely, I don't know what they're doing there. | ||
| They completely nuked it. | ||
| They hired all the autistic white genius guys that wrote all the scripts and did all the CGI and hired whoever they felt like hiring. | ||
| Now just, it's not even the cast, like the whole thing start to finish is bad. | ||
| The writing's bad. | ||
| The stories are bad. | ||
| The morals are bad. | ||
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The effects are bad. | |
| Just the whole thing is rotted from the inside out. | ||
| And like the funniest thing too, with just the cast part in general, is I actually have a friend here and, uh, I'm in Canada. | ||
| Okay. | ||
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And I was asking her, I was like, Like we watch basketball, we see the commercials, you know, we watch, we're somewhat familiar. | |
| We have somewhat of a grasp on what's going on over there. | ||
| I said, how, how, what percentage of America do you think is black compared to what we see? | ||
| And this is something I do with a lot of people where I live and that she said 60%. | ||
| Right. | ||
| And a lot of people here believe it's like 50 to 60%. | ||
| And I was like, it's like 13 or 16%. | ||
| That's just, that's just what they show you for some reason. | ||
| Right. | ||
| Right? | ||
| Well, and it's obviously deliberate. | ||
| I mean, they talk about it. | ||
| It's not like we're coming up with a conspiracy theory here. | ||
| They're literally like, you need to stop hiring white people. | ||
| And the companies are like, okay, we won't. | ||
| And this is what you end up with. | ||
| I mean, the new Star Wars, I think is like the best example, right? | ||
| Because it was just such a cultural phenomenon. | ||
| It was so huge. | ||
| It could have continued and been bigger than the Marvel movie. | ||
| It could have been bigger than anything. | ||
| The latest show The showrunner, the lead person who wrote and is directing it, was for years Harvey Weinstein's number one top aide. | ||
| So she served Harvey Weinstein for years, and I guess as a reward for her, she is now in charge of Star Wars and she made the entire show about lesbian witches. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| It's like horrible. | ||
| It's like unimaginably crazy. | ||
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People started attacking her for it too, because all the fans were just like, what the heck are you doing to like my favorite thing? | |
| Yeah. | ||
| Cause you got to keep mine. | ||
| These are people who have $6,000 worth of Star Wars tattoos on their body. | ||
| Right. | ||
| I mean, this is, this is like your touch. | ||
| You're fucking with the white nerd stuff. | ||
| And that's, I do have to ask you to, I do have to ask you to watch your language. | ||
| Cause we're on a terrestrial radio. | ||
| We caught that one, but just be careful. | ||
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Uh, yeah, but yeah, no, they're, they're messing with the, With the white nerds stuff, right? | |
| These guys have all the tattoos. | ||
| They have all the merch. | ||
| They got, you know, $35,000 worth of Lego and figures, right? | ||
| A lot of these people really dedicate their lives to it. | ||
| So when they started messing with it and destroying it, these people get really upset. | ||
| So I saw that a lot of people were pushing back at her about the whole DEI thing. | ||
| And then she went and made like a anti-white person rap song too. | ||
| That was pretty insane. | ||
| I don't know if you saw that. | ||
| Yeah, I did. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| The star of the show made a whole rap song where she's like talking about How big of a victim she is. | ||
| And this is a woman who's like, she's like half Danish, half something else. | ||
| She is, you know, born to incredible wealth and she's sitting there, you know, complaining about being a victim because people don't like her terrible, hateful Star Wars show. | ||
| And it's like they don't even like Star Wars, right? | ||
| They just revel in destroying something that people genuinely care about and enjoy. | ||
| They revel in it and they want to co-opt it and use it to perpetuate their ideology. | ||
| Which is why the shows suck, right? | ||
| I mean, they don't suck because they're not technically capable or whatever. | ||
| They suck because the morals of the people writing them and making them are repugnant to the average human being. | ||
| Nothing resonates with us. | ||
| Yeah, this is the star of the new Star Wars show. | ||
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I couldn't believe this. | |
| Just gyrating in front of a camera to prove how, uh, what a victim she is. | ||
| It's, it's all just, just gross and weird. | ||
| And can we, can we not do it? | ||
| I mean, what? | ||
| How do we get out of this? | ||
| How do we just get back to making good movies with, you know, our tours, artists, getting budgets to experiment on things and coming out with really impactful stuff? | ||
| Like, how do we recapture our entertainment? | ||
| Or is it even worth it at this point? | ||
| I mean, what's ahead for entertainment? | ||
| I don't think it's possible. | ||
| You don't think so? | ||
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I don't think it's possible. | |
| I think it's way too... Obviously, it's always good to be white-pilled. | ||
| Taking the black pill's never the good thing, but I personally don't think... For Western media, I think it's over. | ||
| The people who run it have been running it. | ||
| They're gonna run it into the ground. | ||
| You don't think like AI, like it'll be decentralized? | ||
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No, I don't think so at all. | |
| It takes people to create things. | ||
| I mean, the best chance you have is, you know, Mel Gibson for a lot of his really amazing movies, like the, uh, the Christ movie he did, he had to bankroll that all himself, right? | ||
| Right. | ||
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He, he, he had to pay that, he had to pay that up front cause no one would make that for him or with him. | |
| Yeah. | ||
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So unless we have a, you know, Tate style giga rich dude that wants to start shelling out money for, Which this type of stuff. | |
| Yeah, but the thing is all the people that work in this industry are there. | ||
| They're the easiest brainwashed and most brainwashed out of all of them. | ||
| So I mean, even if you want to bankroll this yourself and hire people to help you out, I mean, your talent pool to pull from is getting real small, right? | ||
| Yeah, but there's also, you know, there's also so much talent out there that's just being wasted. | ||
| And I just, I just refuse to believe that, you know, what we're seeing in the, in, you know, coming out of Hollywood is actually reflective of the, of the talent pool. | ||
| It's just the people that are talented are being blocked out because of who they are, how they were born. | ||
| And that is the, the ultimate irony, right? | ||
| Is that It's like, well, you kicked out all the white guys and now your movies suck. | ||
| Let's not draw any conclusions there. | ||
| But that is what's happening. | ||
| And they're choosing people on the basis of their race and sex or the fact that they're gay. | ||
| And like, you know, South Park has covered this. | ||
| And yet manga and anime has been able to avoid this. | ||
| And so what is the process? | ||
| Because again, manga is, they're just comic books, but it's sort of like there's a pipeline where you start with a manga and then if that's successful, then you get more. | ||
| And then if those are successful, then you do a show. | ||
| And then if that's successful, you do a movie. | ||
| There's all, I mean, the industry in Japan is very sort of, um, I don't know, circumscribed, like. | ||
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Absolutely. | |
| So how's that, how does that operate and how is, how do you think this purchase is going to affect that? | ||
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Um. | |
| Well, I mean, it's kind of, they, they bought the distributor for manga. | ||
| So that's, they're not quite at the point. | ||
| I mean, maybe they are, who knows? | ||
| I mean, look up, look up who owns shares of some of the publicly traded anime companies. | ||
| I'm sure you'll see some familiar names, suspicious names there. | ||
| But, uh, they do, uh, they always have the light novel, then they go to the manga, then they do the show if the manga is successful. | ||
| Right. | ||
| But I mean, if you, if you run a platform that can push, you know, whatever manga you want, it's pretty easy to. | ||
| This is the most popular on our platform front page. | ||
| Check this out, right? | ||
| Yeah. | ||
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And same thing they do here. | |
| Exactly. | ||
| And we see the way that they, they manipulate like the bestseller list. | ||
| It has nothing to do with what is actually the bestseller. | ||
| It's, it's almost entirely arbitrary, but like what the editors of the New York times like. | ||
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So interesting thing about this is this is a, if that last article they had up, a lot of people also were upset with me making that video because they're like, it's just like, uh, it's just a publication for. | |
| It's like romance novels. | ||
| That's where they're starting. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| But I mean, I think in, in Western culture, like women are one of the first person they attack, right? | ||
| Right. | ||
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Like that's usually like the vector of, you know, this is what you need to wear now. | |
| This is how you need to act. | ||
| You're the boss. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
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That's definitely one of the ways that they get in with it. | |
| So, I mean, to me, the math added up there. | ||
| It makes sense. | ||
| And again, if they're spending 1.7 billion dollars, you know, they're gonna have a say on this. | ||
| They're gonna use it for some sort of end or another. | ||
| And again, I don't think, like, it's almost impossible to realize what a big impact this has on Japanese culture. | ||
| I mean, as much as American culture is defined by Marvel movies or whatever, Japan is like, You can't open your eyes in Japan without seeing a Dragon Ball Z character. | ||
| I mean, it's crazy. | ||
| It is everywhere. | ||
| It defines their culture. | ||
| And now this, this Blackstone company is coming in and is going to basically be the final filter that gets to say, you know, what is published and what isn't. | ||
| And I mean, do you think this is part of a long plan to undermine Japan? | ||
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Yeah, absolutely. | |
| Why would they want to do that? | ||
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Well, I mean, have you seen what they're doing with the immigration stuff there? | |
| Yes. | ||
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Unfortunately, it's it's been impossible to, you know, get visas to live in Japan for years and years and years since the since the day they opened their little beaches. | |
| But yeah, no, they're making it Who knows if the birthrate thing there is a PSYOP or what, but they're really pushing the whole, we don't have enough people to replace our current population. | ||
| So instead of, you know, making things easier for the people here to have kids and promoting that culture, we're just going to bring in millions of people from elsewhere. | ||
| Yeah, just replace all the Japanese with Somalians and everything will be exactly the same, right? | ||
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Exactly. | |
| Anime is going to be great. | ||
| It's in good hands. | ||
| No it's so it's so pathetic and again it's just like having gone to Japan and loving it and knowing that like if I wanted to live there they would say no to me and I would be fine. | ||
| I would have to be fine with that because I love Japan. | ||
| I like what they're up to and I don't want it ruined by a bunch of dudes like me showing up. | ||
| So it's uh it is clear Japan is under attack right now from a variety of different ways and obviously If you've got Blackstone taking a almost $2 billion stake in their primary mode of entertainment, things are going to get very interesting very quickly. | ||
| Thank you so much for joining us, Chase. | ||
| Chase from waifu watchers at waifu underscore watchers, waifu watchers.com. | ||
| Very entertaining, very informative. | ||
| But of course, we completely disavow it. | ||
| And we would never say these types of things. | ||
| Thank you for joining us, Chase. | ||
| Welcome back. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, this is the American Journal. | ||
| Lines are open this Friday morning for your calls. | ||
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Let me go into those here momentarily. | |
| Let's check in on my prediction, shall we? | ||
| Earlier in the show, I read the headline, Justice Clarence Thomas might actually face consequences for undisclosed luxury yacht and private jet travel. | ||
| I made the prediction that this is absolutely nothing, that there's no misbehavior here, that they're desperately grasping at straws. | ||
| And just like they did with Donald Trump, they will search through everything in your history to glom onto something that they could Somehow twist into being objectionable and perhaps illegal and, you know, exploit that to the maximum degree. | ||
| That was just a guess. | ||
| Let's find out. | ||
| Who knows? | ||
| Maybe I could be wrong. | ||
| Maybe Clarence Thomas is actually like selling positions on the Supreme Court. | ||
| Maybe he's like making decisions because he's got You know, entanglements that are troubling. | ||
| Let's find out, shall we? | ||
| Says it would seem the Supreme Court corruption is untouchable, but last week Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and Senator Ron Wyden introduced a formal request to U.S. | ||
| Attorney General Merrick Garland for the opening of an investigation into Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. | ||
| Okay, it's not looking good so far. | ||
| Having Sheldon Whitehouse and Ron Wyden Being at the forefront of this basically discredits the entire thing. | ||
| Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York filed articles of impeachment against not only Thomas, but fellow Justice Samuel Alito. | ||
| Because it has nothing to do with the actual behavior of the individuals. | ||
| It has to do with a concerted, coordinated attack on the branch of our government that holds them in check. | ||
| It's a power play. | ||
| It's tyranny. | ||
| It's despotism. | ||
| This is what it looks like. | ||
| This is how it operates. | ||
| There was no malfeasance from Clarence Thomas. | ||
| There was no misbehavior. | ||
| There was no crime uncovered. | ||
| They say, we don't like this guy. | ||
| This guy's making decisions in his official capacity that we disagree with. | ||
| So we need to investigate him. | ||
| We need to find something. | ||
| Give me the man. | ||
| I'll find the crime. | ||
| That's what we're seeing here. | ||
| And the fact that they just throw in Samuel Alito too, it's like, alright, well, you're not bolstering your case, you're undercutting your case. | ||
| What they want this to look like is all the conservative Supreme Court justices can't be trusted and have to be removed because they have opinions. | ||
| Because they go on vacation sometimes, they have to not be on the Supreme Court. | ||
| Just nonsense, utter nonsense. | ||
| But they want to think this is like overwhelming but in reality all it proves is that you have nothing and you're just going after the conservative justices for whatever you can twist into a scandal. | ||
| The world was made aware last year that the SCOTUS justice has been accepting millions of dollars worth of lavish vacations, yacht trips, and international jet setting on the dime of Republican millionaire mega-donor Harlan Crowe. | ||
| Again, sounds like a Batman villain. | ||
| Breaking with public servant laws and disclosure norms. | ||
| He went on vacation. | ||
| Yeah, he took vacations. | ||
| So, I guess he can't be on the Supreme Court anymore. | ||
| For over 20 years, Thomas and his wife have been traveling at the behest of Crow. | ||
| At the behest. | ||
| They've been traveling at the behest of Crow. | ||
| No, please. | ||
| We don't want to go on vacation. | ||
| You're gonna go on vacation. | ||
| It is my behest. | ||
| Despite the lifetime appointment public servant's requirement to keep a strict ethical code. | ||
| Yeah, no vacations. | ||
| You think you can go on vacation? | ||
| No, you're violating the ethic code we just made up. | ||
| This includes a requirement to disclose gifts and non-governmental income over $450 value, which he has repeatedly failed to do. | ||
| By the way, how much is Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez worth? | ||
| Let's look that up. | ||
| She was a Dirt poor living paycheck to paycheck living off tips bartender. | ||
| Then she became a congresswoman with a something like I think $170,000 salary. | ||
| Wonder how much AOC is worth now. | ||
| Maybe the crew can try to find that out. | ||
| I'm going to guess it's several million dollars. | ||
| I think she's probably worth several million dollars at this point. | ||
| Just a guess. | ||
| That's just speculation though. | ||
| But she's very concerned about the appearance of, uh, very concerned about the appearance of impropriety, right? | ||
| Accepting gifts. | ||
| Yeah, meanwhile, here she is being dressed by a team of mask-wearing lackeys in a $70,000 dress for her coronation as queen of the dumbasses. | ||
| How dare she, right? | ||
| The 2023 ProPublica report elucidates Harlan Crowe's contributions to Thomas and his family, including a yacht trip to Russia with a private helicopter travel to St. | ||
| Petersburg, allowing Justice Thomas's mother to live rent-free in a home owned by Crowe and paying Thomas's grandnephew's private $6,000 per month boarding school tuition. | ||
| Oh my God. | ||
| The White House Wyden letter dated July 3rd made public that Senate investigations have found evidence of repeated and willful omissions, including gifts and income from Justice Thomas's required annual financial reports. | ||
| Appointment of a special counsel would serve the public interest, White House and Wyden wrote. | ||
| The public must have confidence that the judiciary and Department of Justice execute their responsibilities fairly, impartially, and without respect to political expedience or partisan interests. | ||
| Yeah, right. | ||
| No, yeah, right. | ||
| Sure. | ||
| No, I'm sure. | ||
| It's a nice idea. | ||
| It's a nice fantasy to have that we could have a Supreme Court that didn't have political views. | ||
| But we don't. | ||
| But we don't. | ||
| But the Supreme Court are political actors. | ||
| And they have political opinions. | ||
| And those come into play. | ||
| When they decide decisions. | ||
| Now that's not to say they're deciding decisions on the political outcome. | ||
| Certainly the Democrats are no stranger to that type of activity. | ||
| But the thing about being a conservative is that you actually have like standards and you like believe in things like impartiality. | ||
| Not so much the Democrats. | ||
| You know, we covered the story earlier this week where the New York Times writes in the headlines of an obituary for a guy that's been in the Senate for 30 years. | ||
| James Imhoff, climate change denier, dies at 87. | ||
| And it's like, okay, so nothing is sacred to you people. | ||
| Nothing is sacred. | ||
| Everything is an opportunity for exploitation. | ||
| Everything is another chance to get some minute victory on the political battlefield. | ||
| Conservatives typically sort of hate that type of stuff. | ||
| Thomas had claimed he didn't think there was a requirement to report the trips as he was advised early in his tenure that they were, quote, personal hospitality. | ||
| He has repeatedly stated that these trips were not chartered or requested by him. | ||
| He was simply tagging along with Crow on his annual trips out of friendliness. | ||
| Also, by the way, most of the vacations Clarence Thomas takes, he gets in an RV with his wife and he travels across the country and stays in RV parks. | ||
| By the way, if you actually listen to interviews with him. | ||
| In addition to the Russia trip, Clarence and Ginny Thomas have reportedly traveled aboard Crowe's 162-foot superyacht, the Michaelia Rose, to visit Indonesia, Savannah, Georgia, New Zealand, and Greece. | ||
| It seems that the majority of these trips have also included flights aboard Crowe's Bombardier Global 5000 private jet. | ||
| You can just say private jet. | ||
| They're, like, packing on everything to make this seem like more than it is. | ||
| Yes. | ||
| He's taking trips on a private jet. | ||
| See, I don't know. | ||
| I sort of want the people at the top of our government, people like the Supreme Court, with a lifetime appointment. | ||
| I personally, call me crazy, I don't think they should be living in squalor. | ||
| I actually think they should be, like, the elite. | ||
| I think they should be the people that go on yachts and fly in private jets. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| There's something about that that makes sense to me. | ||
| That you don't want the Supreme Court of the United States to be some backwater hillbilly. | ||
| You want them running with the big dogs. | ||
| After all, they're standing up against bankers. | ||
| If they enjoy the same comfort as them. | ||
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For me, everything in 2020 shifted. | |
| And there are some people who noticed it sooner. | ||
| But the best way I can describe it His life was like a game of musical chairs, you know? | ||
| Everyone was doing their own thing, living life, whatever. | ||
| And in 2020, for me, it felt like God stopped the music. | ||
| The world stopped. | ||
| And everyone's scattering for their chairs. | ||
| But what was really happening when God stopped that music, it was time for everyone to start picking a side. | ||
| The veil was lifted. | ||
| He started showing everything. | ||
| Everyone's scattering. | ||
| Now we're picking sides. | ||
| And I feel that way because it's been hundreds of thousands of people just like me who out of nowhere felt called by God, snatched up by God. | ||
| Like my whole life, I was living lukewarm for 25 years and randomly in 2023, January of 23, God called me. | ||
| He woke me up. | ||
| Nothing had happened before that. | ||
| I didn't hear a sermon that touched me. | ||
| I didn't have a word spoke to me. | ||
| It was a random night. | ||
| The Holy Spirit came over me and woke me up. | ||
| And I remember vividly hearing God telling me, you have to pick a side. | ||
| You have to pick a side. | ||
| You have to choose this day who you're going to serve. | ||
| And now everyone's picking their sides. | ||
| Now don't get me wrong. | ||
| Satan has always been the God of this world, but I noticed a drastic uptick After 2020 and the demonic rituals we were seeing, the subliminal messages in all the media and movies and art, it just was so blatantly obvious that there was a spiritual war going on. | ||
| To the point where non-believers, believers, everyone's seeing it at this point. | ||
| Normal music artists were now dressing up as Satan, doing rituals. | ||
| Like, what? | ||
| And out of nowhere, there's a lot of celebrities or just people in general randomly coming to Christ. | ||
| Like, y'all, that's not a coincidence. | ||
| Something is happening. | ||
| Whether you believe or not, we all feel something is coming. | ||
| Something's happening. | ||
| It's not normal. | ||
| And this isn't me being crazy, I'm just being real, a real human being right now. | ||
| There's so many days where I'd like zone out, and I feel so disconnected from my body, and I start feeling like something's happening, something's about to happen. | ||
| And I don't know, I don't know if it's a feeling from God, like He's warning me, But lately, I have been feeling more led to share this message and speak because it seems like everyone's just going throughout life and ignoring it when we all feel it. | ||
| You can deny it all you want, but we know what is happening right now is not normal. | ||
| And of course, there's going to be people who are like, oh, Christians are trying to fearmonger people or trying to force their beliefs on people. | ||
| It has nothing to do with that. | ||
| I gain nothing from trying to put fear in anybody. | ||
| I'm just speaking facts and living in reality. | ||
| And I noticed that when Christians speak, it's a problem, or we're pushing our agenda. | ||
| But y'all been letting Satan push his agenda since the beginning of time. | ||
| Look at the things we watch. | ||
| He's in what we listen to. | ||
| He's everywhere. | ||
| But we're okay with that. | ||
| You know, there's Satanist groups at schools now, in elementary schools. | ||
| But that's fine. | ||
| Like, this world is so backwards. | ||
| So all in all, regardless of what you believe or what you don't believe, every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. | ||
| And I'm passionate about this because my heart has been so heavy. | ||
| You know, I pray and I just hope that all people get to know God. | ||
| They come to know Him. | ||
| They come to repentance and realize that this life is temporary. | ||
| This life is but a vapor. | ||
| And our soul will go somewhere after this. | ||
| We have a true living God to answer to after this. | ||
| From the times we're in now, this is just the beginning. | ||
| This is a time where we need to cling to him the most. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely incredible testimony. | ||
| That was a TikTok user named deshoops. | ||
| D-E-S-S-H-O-O-P-S. | ||
| D-E-S-S-H-O-O-P-S on TikTok. | ||
| Magical things are happening, folks. | ||
| And everybody is seeing it if they're paying any attention at all. | ||
| The time has come to choose sides. | ||
| And there are really only two sides. | ||
| That's the thing you understand about spiritual warfare. | ||
| We've been in this long enough. | ||
| All of the little intricacies and nuances and variations fall away. | ||
| And there is evil and there is good. | ||
| There is love and there is hate. | ||
| And we know what side we're on. | ||
| It's the side that isn't trying to get you to eat bugs and live in a box and injure bloodline and destroy your nation. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| It's not that complicated. | ||
| It's not that confusing. | ||
| It should be a very easy choice for anybody to make as long as you're just listening. | ||
| As long as you're just out there paying attention to what's really going on, listening less to the words, And more paying attention to the actions of the people and the outcome of their policies. | ||
| With that, we got to your phone calls. | ||
| John in Minneapolis, thank you so much for holding and thank you for calling in, John. | ||
| You're on the air. | ||
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Hi, Harrison. | |
| I've been praying for like three and a half years to be articulate and clear right now on this particular call. | ||
| I have, I think I have, a practical bulletproof solution for transparency in our election. | ||
| And it's simple enough to implement. | ||
| All we need is we need the voter social security number recorded when the vote is cast. | ||
| Not who they voted for, not related to anything about that. | ||
| All we need is that and then part two is a governmental bipartisan committee has access to that data. | ||
| They can track it back to the address They can see, is that voter alive? | ||
| Are they legally registered? | ||
| Did they vote? | ||
| And if necessary, they could ask who the person voted for to cover the vote swapping. | ||
| And some people are going to say, well, it's too late to implement all that. | ||
| No. | ||
| All we have to do is have our election officials write down that social security number on a piece of paper. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| And now this government bipartisan committee We can use SPC. | ||
| It stands for Statistical Process Control. | ||
| And we can take a small sample of that and see if there's anything wrong with that voter's identification. | ||
| With, you know, with those various parameters. | ||
| Do they live at a real address? | ||
| Are they alive? | ||
| Did you vote? | ||
| And from that, we can tell if our vote, if our elections are secure or not. | ||
| And I'm going to send this to Trump. | ||
| I'm going to send it to Chip Roy. | ||
| Explain why his SAVE Act didn't work. | ||
| And it's called the BEST Act. | ||
| Believe elections show transparency. | ||
| That's what both sides want to do. | ||
| I think that's a great idea. | ||
| The what you're highlighting is just how simple it would be to come up with some solution, you know, whether that's the solution, you know, using social security numbers. | ||
| I think using fingerprints would be fine. | ||
| I think you could have a database that is, you know, siloed off and just confirms that, you know, a fingerprint doesn't match any other fingerprints and just to confirm and It stains your thumb, so you can't vote again. | ||
| I mean, in a lot of ways, the way to secure voting is to go back in time technologically. | ||
| Go back to paper ballots and do the elections like the Iraq elections in the early 2000s, right? | ||
| When they saw the people holding up their thumbs and they're stained with blue ink, because once you vote once, that's it. | ||
| I mean, these things are implemented elsewhere in the world. | ||
| And they're implemented specifically because they're places where we're not sure we can trust the outcome. | ||
| And so you have to do extra things to, uh, you know, guarantee that it's all on, on, uh, on the record and good. | ||
| So there's so many things we could do. | ||
| It would be a matter of decision. | ||
| Just, just do it. | ||
| Just implement these things and they would be done. | ||
| And I think that's a great idea, John. | ||
| Thank you very much for that. | ||
| And, uh, hopefully some of the, some of the officials are sending that out to take it seriously and come up with more. | ||
| suggestions for how to fix this very, very troubling issue of us being incapable of determining whether or not our elections are legitimate. | ||
| And that really is the issue. | ||
| Thank you for that, John. | ||
| We have time for one more call. | ||
| We'll go to Byron in New York. | ||
| Called in about our guest, Waifu Watchers. | ||
| Go ahead, Byron. | ||
| We have about a minute left in the show. | ||
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Yeah, that's great. | |
| First of all, the reason why I started watching your show was because of your theme song. | ||
| So I think that's a big thing that the globalists focus on because that is beyond color, what anime is. | ||
| It has more to do with ideas. | ||
| We all like the idea of being strong and overcoming these impossible things, you know? | ||
| And they absolutely do not want that at all. | ||
| And as a black person, I never watched anime because of anybody of my color. | ||
| I just watched it because they were coming out of... They were fighting these insurmountable odds, and they were overcoming with just hard work. | ||
| and dedication. | ||
| And that's something I absolutely know that these guys are against. | ||
| So I think that's why that attack goes that way towards our stuff, especially with like Star Wars and stuff with heroes and hope. | ||
| They don't want none of that stuff. | ||
| 100%. | ||
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And besides that. | |
| I'm sorry. | ||
| I'm sorry. | ||
| I would love if you'd call in again, Byron, because I'd love to talk to you more about this. | ||
| But you're exactly right. | ||
| They want to destroy our heroes. | ||
| It's so funny. | ||
| I hadn't even thought about that. | ||
| They're going after anime. | ||
| White people love anime. | ||
| There's no white people in it. | ||
| It's all Japanese people. | ||
| Race doesn't actually matter when the story's good and the characters resonate with you because they have that humanity in them. | ||
| So of course they have to try to destroy this. | ||
| Thanks for being with us, folks. | ||
| Alex Jones, 90 seconds. | ||
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While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, InfoWars tells you the truth about what's happening next. | |
| InfoWars.com forward slash. | ||
| Everybody buys the Life Select storable food, which has a 25-year shelf life, just in case of an emergency. | ||
| Frankly, it's cheaper to eat the Life Select storable food than it is to get groceries in Biden's economy. | ||
| Then, they don't buy the Alexa Pure water filter in conjunction with the storable food. | ||
| My thinking is, like, how are you gonna prepare the food if you don't have clean water? | ||
| They go hand-in-hand. | ||
| You gotta get both. | ||
| What do you think, Jacob? | ||
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You look at every post-apocalyptic movie in the library, the most powerful person has water. | |
| I'm a well driller, so we have actually a pretty sound filtration system, but I recommend to people that can't have the complex system like I have to get the electricity. | ||
| Thank you so much for your call. | ||
| Super important call, Jacob. | ||
| I appreciate it. | ||
| I encourage everyone listening now to go to InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| Get the Life Select storable food. | ||
| Get the Alexa Pure Water Filter as well because you want to make sure that you have the ability to prepare that food with clean, pure water. | ||
| Go to InfoWarsStore.com. |
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