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unidentified		It's Monday, August 19th, in the year of our Lord 2024.
		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.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Welcome to the American Journal.
		I'm your host, Harrison Smith.
		We have a very big show for you today.
		Of course, we'll be talking about politics, the DNC, Kamala being drunk, everybody loving Trump.
		We'll get into all of that in just a second.
		We'll get into the invasion as well.
		The concern today is about Venezuelans taking over Denver.
		Thank you.
		Tons and tons of videos to get to today as well, so let's not waste any time.
		Here it is, your Daily Dispatch.
		This is your Daily Dispatch for Monday, August 19th, 2020.
		The 2024 Democratic National Convention starts today.
		And boy, is it Typical.
		Boy, is it exactly what you would expect.
		Total dystopian nightmare.
		And it's truly amazing.
		We're going to spend a bit talking about this in the beginning.
		Where to even begin with this?
		Thousands of National Guard troops are standing by.
		Legions of police are already dealing with rioters that threaten to turn violent as hundreds of thousands descend on the DNC to make their voices heard.
		Meanwhile, if you look at the headlines, I just went to the convention tab on Google News yesterday, And for the mainstream media, it's like it's a party, it's the momentum, the momentum, momentum.
		Every article is talking about the momentum Kamala Harris has.
		But we'll take a look at that momentum and we'll see if it actually exists or if it's all smoke and mirrors a little bit later.
		But basically, simultaneously got the atmosphere of a party and it's all unity and joy.
		When in reality, it's I mean, the FBI has come out and said that they're afraid they have warnings of a chemical attack that might happen there.
		So we'll see.
		And we'll be showing you videos of it already.
		The videos are kind of insane coming out of the DNC, and it's only going to get crazier.
		But the most important thing to understand about this DNC, and they keep saying that it's unlike any other DNC before.
		Things are changing.
		This one's different.
		What's different about this one is the convention used to be a place where there was You know, political contest and contention, and it was the democratic process working itself out.
		Now it's a coronation.
		Now it's just the crowning of Kamala Harris.
		It's very strange.
		It's very strange.
		We'll show that.
		To you, but if you just think back to even just 2016 when you have these different blocks of voters and who they support and they're vying against each other and they're trying to make deals in the background and they're trying to switch delegates and it's all supposed to be very, none of that's happening this year.
		None of that's happening.
		It's a big dance party to coronate Kamala Harris and everybody's happy and going along with it, okay?
		Ignore the rioters outside.
		We'll get back to that.
		Meanwhile, Blinken seeks Gaza ceasefire momentum on a Mideast trip.
		U.S.
		Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Tel Aviv on Sunday to try to seal a ceasefire deal after months of negotiations amid the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas.
		This makes his ninth diplomatic mission to the Middle East since the start of the Israel-Hamas war for And he's going there for a quick conclusion of an elusive ceasefire agreement.
		He's pretty much already failed, but he arrived in Israel on Sunday before when mediators had billed as a last push to reach a deal that will take place in Cairo later this week.
		Anybody else having flashbacks to January 2022?
		Anybody having flashbacks to the days and weeks just before Russia invaded Ukraine?
		When exactly these types of headlines came out, Anthony Blinken travels to Ukraine in last-ditch effort to prevent war.
		Yeah, how'd that work out?
		And is that really what he's doing?
		Nine times, nine times Anthony Blinken has gone to Israel to put his foot down and say, hey, you gotta stop killing women and children.
		Israel says, screw you, give me $20 billion.
		And Anthony Blinken says, okay.
		And then it continues unabated.
		So, eight times, eight times, the superpower, the most powerful country in the history of the world has sent our supposed emissary, who goes to Israel and says, I'm here as an Israeli.
		Okay, that didn't make any sense.
		But eight times, America, the superpower has sent an envoy to Tried to get Israel to act reasonably for like a minute or two if that would be possible and eight times they've spit in our face and we've rewarded with them with tens of billions of dollars of weaponry.
		Maybe the nighttime will be different or maybe this will just be the final little charade before the guns really start firing.
		And we'll move on.
		We'll be back to this, but it's worth it to remind you that If we want Israel and the conflict in the Middle East, if we want it to not spiral out of control, if we want to stop the relentless murder, all we have to do...
		Literally, all we have to do is just not give them the bombs.
		Just not send them the weapons, and everything would change.
	Israel would have to negotiate, they'd have to stop the advance into Gaza, they'd have to stop saber-rattling with Hezbollah and assassinating people in the middle of Iran.
	All of it would come grinding to a halt if we weren't just supplying endless billions of dollars of weaponry to them.
	But we keep giving them billions of dollars of weaponry, so it's not ending anytime soon.
	Meanwhile, Ukraine aims to create Kursk buffer zone, Zelensky says, as Kiev's forces blow up second Russian bridge.
	Ukraine's military incursion into Kursk aims to create a buffer zone to prevent cross-border attacks by Moscow's forces.
	Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed Sunday as his troops blow up a second bridge in the Russian border region.
	Russia is of course planning on responding in a very real way and we have more signals over the weekend that this is very likely and may imminently turn into a nuclear conflict.
	So we'll get into that.
	Meanwhile this morning, House GOP investigators accused Biden of impeachable conduct and long-awaited report.
	It's unlikely to change the fact that Republicans don't have the votes to impeach the president.
	Some Judiciary Committee Republicans have pushed to hold public hearings on impeachment articles, but Chair Jim Jordan didn't commit to that step in a recent interview.
	But House Republican investigators accused President Biden of engaging in impeachable conduct as part of a long-awaited report.
	It's unlikely to change the reality they don't have the votes to impeach him, and we will We'll return to this in just a little bit, but this is a much more powerful statement than anything we've seen out of the House GOP.
	Probably just this is just like a media play to try to steal headlines during the DNC and throw a wrench in there.
	Nothing is going to come of this.
	They should have done it four years ago and too little too late.
	Biden not even in charge, so.
	Who cares honestly.
	And finally we have this.
	Operation Early Dawn in the UK.
	Emergency move to avoid prison overcrowding triggered amid sentencing of rioters as the government of the UK are jailing so many people for their speech that they're having to launch Operation Early Dawn to release prisoners.
	Not the You know, people who are being thrown into prison for Twitter posts, they're going in by the thousands.
	No, it'll be the murderers and the rapists.
	They'll be the ones released to avoid this overcrowding.
	An emergency plan to avoid overcrowding in jails has been triggered this morning the government has announced in the wake of sentencing of scores of rioters.
	Operation Early Dawn is a long-standing plan that means defendants waiting for a court appearance could be held in police cells for longer until prison space is available in the event they are remanded in custody.
	Again, we'll get back into what's going on in the UK as they are taking censorship to a truly insane new level.
	And just like with everything, every time you think the New World Order has reached a impossible to exceed level of their tyranny, they always go even crazier.
	So again, we'll get into Just some of the further arrests that have been made.
	And it's gone from, you know, inciting racial hatred for posting like, F the Muslims burned down a mosque.
	And it's like, all right, well, that shouldn't be illegal.
	You're allowed to say whatever you want, but it's a little over the line.
	Maybe a little over the line.
	You're calling for violence.
	And now it's just people who are like, stand up for yourself, Britain.
	Being thrown into jail for years.
	I'm not even kidding.
	One of them was quote, get out on the street.
	Get out on the street.
	Jail for two years.
	An old man who retired after like 42 years as a bus driver and now spends all of his time looking after his sick wife.
	He's now going to jail for two years for typing Southampton, where are you?
	Get out into the streets.
	Get out into the streets.
	Protest.
	Go stand up for yourself.
	Saying that alone is not enough to send you to jail for two years in the UK.
	It's horrifying.
	Absolutely horrifying.
	That's it.
	That's your Daily Dispatch.
	Infowarsstore.com is where you go to keep us on the air and in the fight.
	And I got a lot of videos to get to here from The DNC as well as everywhere else.
	Let's start with an absolutely fantastic video from over the weekend.
	Clip number eight.
	Actually, no, we're not going to start with that because I have a bunch of videos today that I want to get to that all are sort of in the same vein.
	And I want to build up to that.
	So I think we'll start instead.
	And this is kind of nice.
	This is a nice little transition that we're going through.
	See, previously when the entire media landscape and all the Democrats were claiming that Biden was perfectly fine and claims about his mental acuity were cheap, fake, fake news, disinformation, terrorism.
	We like to begin the show practically every day with some video of Joe Biden being an embarrassing mess.
	Because it was a daily occurrence.
	You would have thought that that would have gone away with Joe Biden going away, but no, actually, actually, Kamala is just as bad.
	And we have a variety of videos from this weekend.
	Where she just no, but like, what is she doing?
	What is she talking about?
	What is she trying to say?
	It's all just very up in the air at this point.
	So here's Kamala Harris.
	Her campaign, from my perspective, it looks an awful lot like her campaign is collapsing in the run up to this DNC.
	This weekend has been really abysmal for her and nothing I've seen has made me think otherwise.
	We'll go to clip 17 first.
	Kamala Harris is trying to say something about democracy.
	See if you can figure it out.
kamala harris ▲ ● ▼		That's what our election is about.
		Our election is about understanding the importance of this beautiful country of ours in terms of what we stand for around the globe as a democracy.
		As a democracy, we know there's a duality to the nature of democracy.
		On the one hand, incredible strength when it is intact.
		What it does for its people to protect and defend their rights, their liberty, and their freedom.
		Incredibly strong.
		And incredibly fragile.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		I mean, okay.
unidentified		Democracy.
unidentified		One hell of a glass cannon.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, it uh...
unidentified		Thank you?
unidentified		Democracy, really powerful until you incite a race war.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		I mean, yeah, I mean, what is there even to say?
		I mean, first of all, just the way she's talking sounds like she's talking to toddlers, which is very, very annoying.
		And if for no other reason, please, for the love of God, don't vote for Kamala.
		Don't let us have to suffer through four years of that.
		My God.
		Democracy!
		Democracy, you guys!
		But democracy— Oh my god, just shut the f— Just shut up!
		Just shut up!
		The duality of the nature of democracy.
unidentified		I feel like the problem is the people who vote for Kamala right that next four years if she if she were to win right they would go back to sleep because no one would be telling them that orange man is bad right on the TV and then other people who pay attention to politics would have to deal with her Baggage constantly forever. Let's go to clip 19 here again.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Let's see if she can expand on this because whoever she doesn't
		All these things she says believe it or not. These things are prepared. These things are like
		Standard like she's thought about these beforehand. She's like, oh, that's good. I'm gonna start I'm start using that
		one So then every time she goes out and speaks
		She tries to express these ideas She can't do it it doesn't mean she's got no thoughts to
		express so This is her new thing is talking about democracy
		You just heard her completely fail to make a point whatsoever, except that democracy is extremely strong, but also very fragile.
		It's like, wow, I hadn't thought of that.
		Yeah, okay, incredible.
		Here she is expanding on this idea, and she's definitely, certainly, 100% not drunk.
		Let's watch.
kamala harris ▲ ● ▼		Because when we think about the strength of our democracy, you know, I think that there's a duality to the nature of democracy.
		When it's intact, oh, it's so strong in terms of what it does to uphold and protect individual rights and freedoms.
		So strong in its nature.
		And it's very fragile.
		It will only be as strong as our willingness to fight for it.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Okay, she might actually be drunk there.
		She might actually have been drunk there.
		That's not a duality, lady.
		Does she even know what duality means?
		That's not a duality.
		That's like, you know, a toaster.
		There's a duality of a toaster.
unidentified		You know, when it works, it makes toast.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Cooks bread.
		But it's also fragile, and it can break.
		It's a real dual nature of a toaster.
		You know?
		Sometimes it works, and it's good, and toast comes out.
		But sometimes it breaks and doesn't work at all.
		Wow, what a fascinating philosophical concept Kamala Harris is toying with here.
		The dual nature of a thing that it works sometimes and then if it breaks it doesn't work.
		Fascinating.
		I think she's dumb.
		I think she might just be dumb, actually.
		My god, okay.
		Also, let's just point out.
		Democracies do not do a good job of protecting people's rights.
		She specifically says the rights of individuals here.
		That is antithetical to democracy.
		The rights of individuals will be subsumed under the demands of the majority under a democracy.
		A republic guarantees the rights of the individual.
		A republic says that it doesn't matter what the majority says, you have a right to contradict or oppose them.
		A democracy says the majority thinks this way, therefore you must think this way or be punished.
		It's not about protecting rights.
		If we're going to talk about philosophy and the dual nature of a thing that either does something or doesn't.
		She also, uh, and this is, this is bombshell here.
		Clip number 21, Kamala Harris went to a gas station for the first time in her life.
		Let's watch how that went.
		She is with her creepy husband.
		Burritos.
		Oh my God, film her getting burritos.
		She's just like us.
kamala harris ▲ ● ▼		Oh, Dougie, there they are.
unidentified		Yeah, thank you.
		I know you want these, sweetheart.
		Ha ha ha.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		They're not normal.
		They're not normal.
		I mean, it's the same thing Joe Biden did.
		They just run the same playbook.
		And I, you know, I guess it's just the thing where they're, you know, they have all these little These little, uh, assistants, interns, you know, Kamal Harris gets in the limo.
		All right.
		What are we doing today?
		Okay.
		Today is your gas station visit.
		We have a sheets, uh, pulled out.
		It's right over here and we've cleared out all of the customers.
		It's just going to be you and you're going to walk in and you're going to buy a product.
		What product do we want her to buy?
		Doritos?
		Okay.
		You're going to get Doritos.
unidentified		Okay.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		And this is about looking natural and authentic.
		Remember, it's all about naturalness and authenticity.
		People thrive on authenticity.
		They desire authenticity.
		So we have to work extra hard.
		To fake this authenticity, okay, Kamala?
unidentified		It looks so natural with, like, the mic boom in the shot.
		I mean, she just walked past, like, the mic boom, like, behind the camera.
		There's probably, like, you know, 15 producers.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		They're in front of the camera.
		They're all just standing around.
		Everybody in the sheets is, like, an employee.
		They're all just standing around, either filming Kamala Harris by Doritos or, like, try not to look too awkward on camera.
		And they're failing at both of these things.
unidentified		Do you remember when Donald Trump went to a gas station?
		Oh my, the mask slips right there.
		Boom.
		That's like all of the AP right there.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Whoever they turn and it's just like this crowd of people.
unidentified		It was a gaggle.
unidentified		It was the press box.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		She's so, she's just like us.
unidentified		This is exactly the same experience I have every time I go into a gas station, but that's really just because I'm very handsome and a lot of people really want to talk to me.
unidentified		This guy's just like, um, please leave.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		If you get out of here, I just want to go back to doing my job, not being used as a prop.
		No, but they're desperate.
		They're desperate to play this, this dual game.
		And we'll get into the stories.
		Whenever I have them of, uh, you know, how the DNC is going, but again, in the lead up to this Kamala is not, not pulling it off.
		Just not pulling it off.
		Really.
		Let's go to, uh, let's go to clip number 18 here.
		Uh, the energy for Kamala and walls is just, uh, it's off the charts.
		Let's watch.
		Radio listeners, there are about 10 elderly people, confusedly filming a sign.
unidentified		Yeah.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		It's just you get a little you get a little sense of it there.
		You get a little sense of the energy of Kamala Harris's campaign.
		Let's go to clip.
		Was that 20?
		Let's go to clip 18.
		Or was that 18?
		Let's go to clip 20.
		All right, let's go to clip 20 now.
		Here's a very high energy crowd for Kamala and walls.
unidentified		Wow, you can feel it.
unidentified		Sounds like change.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		like two dozen people there for sure.
unidentified		Cheering.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Cheering as the bus drives away.
		Yes, they're on a big bus tour this weekend.
		The energy is collapsing as they move into the DNC.
		And we'll get into what that looks like.
		Quickly here, we can go to... Maybe I didn't...
unidentified		I don't know.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Put it in here.
		Because Elon retweeted a video from all the way back in 2020.
		Clip number one here.
		This video is from 2020.
		Just talking about just how bad Kamala Harris was back then.
		Never gotten any better.
		Let's watch.
unidentified		While Kamala Harris' campaign unraveled, they obtained the resignation letter of the Harris campaign state operations director, who is now joining the Bloomberg campaign.
		She wrote, it is unacceptable that with less than 90 days until Iowa, we still do not have a real plan to win.
		Our campaign for the people is made up of diverse talent, which is being squandered by indecision and a lack of leaders Who lead, Molly, that is rough stuff.
		You wrote a fantastic cover story on Kamala Harris about a month ago or so.
		I'm sure, based on what you're reporting, a lot of this isn't really a surprise to you.
		No, what's a surprise is that she has failed to turn it around, despite literally months and months and months of hearing this kind of frustration.
		And you hear, you know, it's reporters, it's people inside the campaign, it's people outside the campaign.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, remember when everybody hated Kamala and wasn't afraid to admit it?
		We'll get back on the other side to how things have changed.
		We'll be joined by foundering musician in the third hour.
		Continue on politics in the opening up the DNC.
		First of all, the Kamala Harris campaign is not doing hot.
		They can fill up a couple stadiums by offering basically.
		Basically, they're like, oh, it's a free concert with top tier.
		You know a list.
		Performers that pack out stadiums on their own accord.
		But it's a Kamala Harris rally now because Kamala Harris will speak for a few minutes afterwards and then they show the giant crowds and act like it's all for Kamala.
		It's all a dog and pony show.
		It's all smoke and mirrors and all of this is obvious and even the.
		Mainstream media.
		Is starting to break from the imposed consensus of Kamala Harris is amazing and never does anything wrong and is wonderful and joyful.
		They're actually.
		I mean, she's only come out with two policies.
		One was no tax on tips, which was just refurbished, repackaged, not even so much.
		It was just Trump's fault.
		It was just straight up Trump's policy that she stole, and it's a pretty good policy, but it's Trump's, so they don't really talking about that.
		The only other policy she's come out with.
		is price controls, which throughout history have always and inevitably led to a total failure
		of the government to actually appropriately price things and always leads to mass starvation
		and sometimes riots and civil war.
		And they actually are breaking with the imposed universal ubiquitous love of Kamala.
		NBC News host pressed Governor Whitmer on Harris's price control plan saying,
		Is it any more than a gimmick?
		That's not a thing that you'll see across the mainstream media.
		People going, is this even really a thing?
		Is this just like a gimmick?
		Is this like a, like, are you serious about this?
		And if you are serious, is that not kind of worse?
		Cause like, do you know what you're, Bob, what you're actually suggesting here?
		So they're, they're sort of turning on Kamala as well, but simultaneously trying to pump her up as she's going into the DNC.
		Like this is a giant celebration.
		I'll show you that in just a second.
		But again, let's do a little compare and contrast.
		We'll go back to some of these videos.
		Here's the energy of Kamala Harris.
		And Tim Walls, clip 18 here, the energy just overwhelming.
		Again, just remind ourselves, just incredible.
		Yeah, okay, so she's not there yet, but I mean, pretty small crowd,
		pretty pathetic gathering.
		Meanwhile, here's Trump in the same area at the same time, clip 26.
		Trump rallying Wilkes-Barre, the energy is unreal.
		Let's see this.
		A little bit different.
		A little bit different vibes, if you will.
		The sort of AA meeting vibe from Kamala Harris.
		The Beatles in 1965 energy from Donald Trump.
		A little bit different.
		A little bit different.
		Another little compare and contrast.
		Here is clip 20.
		Again, very low energy crowd.
		This is Kamala Harris and Tim Walz leaving on their bus tour.
		Let's see what that looks like.
		A couple of pre-made signs.
		A couple people.
		Their crowds are never wearing the gear.
		They're never wearing the Trump sports.
		It's like a sports event.
		It's like I got to put on all the Trump stuff I have.
		I got to put on my InfoWars shirt.
		Got to put on my MAGA hat.
	I got it.
	People dress up for it.
	They make it an event.
	People in Kamala's camp, maybe not, don't have the same type of energy.
	So that's how the bus trip began.
	Here's what it looked like when it arrived in Rochester, Pennsylvania, clip 27.
	Here's the energy of the crowd where they arrived.
	Oh, look, it's all Trump supporters with even better energy than hers.
	Yes, folks, Trump supporters are not just blowing Kamala Harris out of the water at their own events.
	They're mogging her at her own events, which is pretty interesting.
	Again she keeps trying to do these things where she's like talking about the duality of democracy and no one knows what the hell she's talking about and it's all very embarrassing and cringeworthy and it's why they've avoided having her speak about anything for the last several weeks that she has been the Democratic nominee and her flailing, her In consistency, it's making some people question why.
	Gateway Pundit has the story.
	Trump campaign posts about Kamala Harris serious drinking problem rumors.
	The Trump campaign went public Saturday night with an allegation of rumors about Kamala Harris
	having a serious drinking problem.
	James Blair, political director of the Trump 2024 presidential campaign and the RNC, posted on X
	a lot of rumors out there about Kamala having a serious drinking problem,
	apparently coming into focus as the campaign heats up.
	and And I, of course, wouldn't be surprised and it would fall directly in with everything else we know about Kamala Harris.
	Here's the problem with an accusation like that or a question like that.
	There's only two answers.
	Neither one of them is good.
	If you see a video of Kamala Harris acting a certain way, and the Trump campaign says, so is she drunk?
	There's really only two answers.
	Either the answer is, yeah, she is, and that's not good.
	It means she probably has a drinking problem.
	It means she probably shouldn't be president.
	You don't want the answer to be yes.
	But you also don't want the answer to be, no, that's just how she is.
	Right?
	Is she drunk?
	Is Kamala Harris drunk right now?
	Ah, no, that's just kinda how she is actually.
	No, she actually doesn't need to be drunk to just... do that.
	So no good answer there.
	There's no good response to this either.
	Yes, she is drunk.
	So don't worry if she's acting like an idiot.
	She's drunk.
	It's fine.
	Not a great, not a great, you know, outcome for the presidential campaign.
	But the answer, no, she's not drunk.
	She's just like that anyway.
	No, her normal behavior makes people think she's drunk.
	Also not a great, you know, advertisement for Kamala Harris.
	So they're sort of between a rock and a hard place here.
	But if you look at the DNC, the Democratic National Convention that's happening in Chicago today, opening up today.
	Well, first of all, it's just completely insane.
	It is just everything about it that has been revealed so far is utterly and completely insane.
	Let's look at some headlines.
	DNC 2020 from AP News.
	Protesters plan large marches and rallies in Chicago.
	Crowds of activists are expected to gather in Chicago for protests outside of the Democratic National Convention this week, hoping to call attention to such issues as economic injustice, reproductive rights, and the war in Gaza.
	And the numbers of this and what's being done to prepare for this is truly staggering.
	And we'll get to that in just a second.
	But before we get to the interlopers or the protesters, people causing trouble there, let's look at what they're just doing officially, like what the actual DNC itself is up to.
	Planned Parenthood reaches a new low.
	Bus traveling to DNC will offer free abortions and vasectomies at DNC in Chicago.
	Folks.
	No blackpilling.
	No blackpilling allowed ever again.
	Our enemies are, as we speak, being castrated and ending their bloodlines in a bus behind a convention center.
unidentified		Okay?
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		They're doing this to themselves!
		They're killing their own babies and castrating themselves in an RV in an alley in Chicago right now.
		This is how, I mean, we don't even have to do anything anymore.
		This is how demoralized and suicidal their entire side is.
		Just so we're aware, they're literally driving a bus, Planned Parenthood has a bus that is offering free vasectomies, abortion, and emergency conception.
		At the DNC.
		Which, look, if they weren't doing it, I would have suggested as a joke.
		Okay, this is where we are now.
		This is the parody, dystopian hell world that we now live in, where it would have been a funny joke to go around the DNC in Chicago with a pair of scissors offering to perform vasectomies on men so they could show, you know, how committed to the democratic cause they were.
		That would be a funny prank.
		Because of how outrageous it is.
		It's not a prank.
		It's not a joke.
		It's real, folks.
		It's absolutely real.
		The Democrats are ending their genetic lines in a greyhound behind the convention center in Chicago.
		Need to know anything else?
		I hope so, because I've got a lot more to talk about.
		We'll be right back, folks.
		We're going to continue to mock the DNC and Kamala Harris' campaign and, you know, celebrate Trump.
		But it's not just about laughing at these people.
		It's about making a very important point about what's different about this convention.
		What you're seeing on screen here is just posted on X. This is a Trump rally without Trump in California.
		And it's better attendant than Kamala Harris' actual appearances.
		In places where she's expected to win.
		Just a little piece of evidence about the sign of the times.
		You can actually have a rally without Trump in California, and it's better attended than Kamala Harris' rallies in Pennsylvania, where she actually is.
		And so again, you've got these waves, right?
		The collapse, the just utterly embarrassing collapse of Joe Biden.
		Remember that?
		Remember that like a month ago?
		A little bit more?
		When the entire facade fell down?
		It really was like the scene from Wizard of Oz, but even more so.
		The entire fake facade is crumbled down to the ground, and they're all exposed there with the puppet with the strings behind going, oh crap, and just looking at the audience.
		Oh crap, all of our lives were exposed.
		Oh my god, now everybody realizes Joe Biden is not in charge and is totally incompetent and we've been lying to them forever.
		But somehow, they've scrambled to rebuild the set and put the curtain back in front of everybody and just pretend like that never happened.
		Okay, alright, we'll pretend that never happened.
		And then they pretend that Kamala Harris is really popular, they put out a couple TikTok videos, Megan Thee Stallion shakes her ass on stage and suddenly Kamala is everywhere.
		Like you can only sustain that for so long.
		Eventually she's got to come out with policies.
		Then people start asking questions.
		And then she's got to speak.
		You know, extemporaneously.
		Off the cuff.
		In front of cameras.
		And more questions are going to come.
		It's all starting to kind of shake.
		Start to vibrate a little bit.
		The collapse is imminent.
		The DNC's just started today so they're frantically trying to like just hold this together just for this week just like let's just get through the convention and then whatever then we can do whatever but like they're desperately trying to maintain cohesion here uh as as the Kamala Harris campaign collapses simultaneous to the run up to the DNC and again as we laugh at the absurdity of what's going on at the DNC There's a real point to this.
		There's a real major political title shift that's happening right now.
		It's being disguised.
		It's being hidden under all of these other... I've been literally seeing headlines with the word pizazz in them in the realm to the DNC.
		Pizazz.
		I'd never seen it written before, but it's on Google News now.
		The DNC will have Pazazz.
		They're trying to use Pazazz to cover up what's really happening, which is
		the boiling of the American frog.
		The American populace is being led like sheep to the slaughter, and maybe don't even realize that what used to be an act of democratic participation, where delegates representing constituencies from all over the country would come together in a very real, visceral Democratic way, vie for power and build coalitions and try to get your guy at the top or try to make a deal with the guy at the top to get your, you know, policies and agenda forward.
		You know, just the real making of the grinding of the sausage of political gristmill.
		But that's not what this one is.
		There's no.
	Factions.
	There's no contention.
	There's no debating.
	There's no policy, you know, competitions.
	None of that.
	It's a coronation now.
	They are actively, and of course, they're doing it through the Democratic Party.
	They are, at this moment, eliminating a major Democratic function of our system, the convention.
	They are refurbishing it, reforming it into a coronation.
	That's a very important point that we'll get to.
	What else are they doing in the DNC?
	So Planned Parenthood is offering vasectomies and abortions in a shed out back.
	So that's lovely.
	Today's schedule is just hilarious.
	This is today's schedule at the DNC.
	Constituents will be separated by race.
	From 930 to 1130, it's the Black Caucus meeting.
	Also at that time is the Hispanic Caucus meeting.
	Then you have the AAPI, which is Asian Pacific Islander Caucus meeting.
	Then you have the Native American Caucus meeting, and I think that's all of them.
	I think that's all the races except for white.
	To cap it all off, you've got the Ethnic Council Meeting, which I guess is just general non-whites.
	So you've got all the non-whites cut up into segments, so they can each have their own caucus, and then they all come together at the end of the day for just a generalized non-white caucus.
	So that's lovely.
	Just segregation and racial strife just right at the forefront there at the DNC.
	Obviously this is going to be truly contentious.
	There's already just tons of videos of the protest and the riot police.
	It goes on and on.
	We have so many examples of this.
	Let's just go to clip two first.
	An idea of how many police officers are currently downtown marching alongside protesters in an attempt to keep the peace.
	So this was Sunday.
	And again, just phalanxes, just line upon line upon line of police.
	Free Palestine chants going on as the protesters Swarm in and in fact, it's been like a hurricane.
	It's been Well, people are making money off of this We'll play this as b-roll clip number three in the lead-up to the DNC Chicago where the DNC is being held is boarding up all of their storefronts and you're seeing a bill plywood in front of these storefronts With like a sign like well, we're still open.
unidentified		Don't worry.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		We're still open.
		We just have to protect ourselves from the zombie hordes So come on in If you need off supplies, just just go ahead and get around the barbed wire and over the barriers.
		And we're still open.
		Come on in.
		Just you're not going to kill us, are you?
		OK, if you're not going to kill us, we are open.
		Yep.
		If you're not going to loot our store, you're welcome to give us your custom Chicago board up services.
		So it's like a hurricane.
		It's like now when, you know, you got a hurricane coming and you got to board up, batten down the hatches, get your, your food and water, storeable food and water, have a, you know, hand crank flashlight, just get ready.
		The natural disaster that is the Democratic Party is coming to town.
		Incredible.
		Gateway Pundit has a story.
		Radical far-left violence and imminent threat to Chicago.
		Activist group calls to shut down the DNC for Gaza and promises to make 2024 as great as 1778.
		And look, frankly, I'm for it.
		Every aspect of this I am just so down with.
		It's hard to explain.
		The Democrats, you know, cannibalizing each other?
		I'm for it.
		Protesting against the war in Gaza?
		I'm for that too.
		Leftists getting beaten down by Chicago cops.
unidentified		100%.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		I'm into it.
		There's no part of this that's bad.
		This is going to be a great week.
		I'm really feeling it.
		Let's go to some more clips.
		Clip number four here.
		DNC protesters chant, DNC go to hell.
		This is their own side, folks.
		These are the Democrats.
		Feminists and LGBTQ plus people for a free Palestine.
		It really is just amazing.
		You've got Democrats chanting for Democrats to go to hell.
		It's just all so much nonsense.
		It's very fun.
		Let's go to clip number five here.
		Protesters in Chicago chant racist, sexist, anti-gay, Christian, fascist, go away on the eve of the DNC.
		I'm a little confused by, I was under the impression this was MAGA country.
		I've been reliably informed that downtown Chicago is in fact MAGA country.
		Why are they chanting this?
		How are they getting away with this?
unidentified		I thought this was MAGA country.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		But it's okay.
		All of the anti-gay, racist, sexist, Christian fascists don't want to be near you anyway, so stop chanting.
		Clip number six here.
		Tensions rising between police and pro-Palestine protesters as they begin to flip off and chant for the police to go home.
		This is before the DNC even began.
		This is all just the build-up, and it's going to get even crazier.
		Governor Pritzker has confirmed around 150 members of the Illinois National Guard are in Chicago on standby.
		He says they do not have police powers, but if they're needed, they're here just in case.
		So, yes, activating the National Guard, just knowing that You know, the Democratic Party is composed almost entirely of insane, violent radicals.
		So I shouldn't have to tell you, you know, about the absurdity of the constant claim we hear about white Christian men and Trump supporters being dangerous.
		And then the Democrats come to town and preemptively the governor is sending out the National Guard.
		And they're just surrounded by police.
		They're creating a dystopian police state.
		Protesters and radicals and dissidents on the outside fighting the cops, and on the inside, men are being turned into women and the women are killing their babies.
		It's dystopian, hellish nonsense.
		It's what the Democrats are.
		It's who they are.
		It's what they want.
		It's coming to all of America if we don't stop them.
		Alright folks, welcome back.
		We have so much more to get to.
		Spent too much time reveling in the chaos of the DNC.
		But I gotta keep going with it because I gotta finish up with the actual important part about what's going on at the DNC.
		And that is the reconfiguration of our entire political process into a top-down despotism.
		A tyranny.
		So we've got massive protests already breaking out, hundreds of thousands of police in the city to keep a lid on things, vasectomies going on in the background, all the non-whites getting together to collaborate against their enemies, us.
		And then you have this, Department of Defense preparing for possible biochemical attacks at DNC funded decontamination rooms at hospital.
		I think that's a safe bet.
		I think that's safe to have.
		I think anywhere the Democrats go should have a room set aside for decontamination.
		Just regular practice.
		The DNC is underway.
		Local and federal officials are on high alert for possible biochemical attack.
		CBS reported that the DOD funded decontamination rooms to be set up in Rush University Hospital in preparation for a possible biochemical attack.
		In the meantime, you can use it if you accidentally shake hands with a Democrat.
		And then if you go to the media, so this is in comparison, right, to the way that this is being portrayed in the media.
		And the word that they keep using is momentum.
		They keep saying momentum, momentum, momentum.
		Kamala Harris heads the DNC in Chicago with momentum and a big opportunity.
		Oh man, the momentum is illusionary, but they're pushing it very hard.
		Kamala Harris looks to continue Democrats momentum at the DNC.
		See they think if they could just they just push they're like the lie is like you can't ever stop you can't ever stop pushing the lie you can't ever have a lack of momentum or people might start looking around and asking questions you got to keep that energy up you got to keep them moving it's like the new star wars movies it's like 15 scenes a minute because you can't you don't we don't have time to actually ask questions about what's going on here we got to move on to the next thing move on to the next thing just don't no no no attention span Don't ever stop, because then you might start asking about the policies and the implications of the policies.
		You might start wondering about her background and start asking questions.
		No, no, no.
		It's just energy.
		It's vibes.
		It's Tim Walz.
		It's J.D.
		Vance has sex with a cow.
		Just stop asking questions about Kamala.
		Again from Globe and Mail, the Democrats are going into the convention gleeful and united.
		Can they stay that way?
		Now I know you might be a little bit confused because for the past hour we have been showing you video and headlines and stories about the Democrats being in a state of violent chaos.
		So you might be confused as to how this is being portrayed in the mainstream media as gleeful and united.
		When the overwhelming sense I get is angry and divided, but it's because they're lying.
		I'm sorry.
		It's very simple, actually.
		The mainstream media is lying about this because they believe that the illusion is the truth and that if they can just maintain the lie, it means it's true.
		So you've got You've got kind of like three different themes here.
		There's the reality on the ground, which is the Democrats are depraved, deranged, divided, chaotic psychopaths fighting themselves and each other and everybody else in their drive for suicidal incompetence worldwide.
		Then there's the mainstream media version of that, which is everyone is happy and united.
		Ignore the riots and the biochemical attacks, okay?
		Don't worry about those.
		No, everybody's happy and united and the momentum is huge and we're definitely winning.
	And then the third theme of this, the second major theme I see in the mainstream media, Democrats prepare for a convention like no other.
	This convention is different.
	It's very different.
	Not just because they're cutting off your testicles in the back.
	It's different because it's not a convention.
	This isn't a process of democracy.
	This has been morphed, transitioned, Your attendance there is not as a delegate to engage in the political process.
	It's as an audience member to watch the political process go on.
	It's a major and important distinction.
unidentified		Democrats prepared for a convention like no other.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Vice President Kamala Harris is getting ready for a DNC like no other as she prepares to deliver an acceptance speech almost one month to the day after President Joe Biden dropped out of the race.
		Managing that introduction to voters ahead of the post-Labor Day sprint to the final poll closing is a complicated affair.
		Democrats have to decide how to define her brand, tell her life story, and position her politically, not just in her speech, but in the entire programming.
		See how complicated things are when you lie?
		Nobody on the Republican side had to manage the introduction of Donald Trump.
		Nobody had to decide how to define Donald Trump or tell his life story or position him politically.
		It was just self-evident on its face.
		And his life story is just his life story.
		Tell it however you want.
		It's just the truth.
		Kamala is a hastily concocted structure of lies.
		It's going to be difficult.
		So yes, they keep talking about how different this is going to be, how this convention is not like other people's conventions.
		Now, part of what is different about it is that conventions are not supposed to be coronations.
		They're not supposed to be just the party, the Democratic Party having a big fiesta to celebrate Kamala Harris.
		This is the first one like this.
		This is what's different about it.
		They keep talking about how different this will be.
		What's different about this is that it is no longer a democratic event.
		Like in the lowercase d dictionary definition term.
		In other words, like the participation of the average person in the political process, getting their positions expressed, having their policies put forward.
		That's not a thing anymore.
		Again, you just look back to 2016, the last time there was an actual convention.
		And that, I mean, it was thrilling and fun to watch and exciting and hilarious in a lot of ways, if you weren't a Democrat, because there was this contingent of Bernie supporters that were very powerful, and they had plans and schemes to use the convention To take delegates away from Hillary Clinton to demand concessions or get him inaugurated.
		Meanwhile, the Clinton campaign is working feverishly to clamp down on the dissent, to unify everybody behind Hillary.
		That's what the convention is supposed to be.
		It serves an actual purpose.
		Everything to the Democrats is just like a show.
		Everything's just a performance.
		It's all just charades.
		And so if you do it or don't do it, it doesn't really matter.
		It's a show.
		It's a game that they're playing.
		Think about January 6th.
		We understand that on January 6th was the day that the Congress was supposed to come together and litigate or discuss any concerns they had about the election.
		to the Democratic mainstream media, Democratic Party, they were supposed to just say yes.
		It was just, it's all just performance.
		It's all just a game.
		That's not, there's not an actual reason to go there.
		People don't actually have, you know, free will and are making decisions
		and getting together to decide things.
		Everything's decided from on high by people in some shadowy room somewhere and it's disseminated through the media and everybody else is supposed to just go along with it.
		So whether it's January 6th and the certification of the election or the convention and the
		assigning of delegates and deciding who's going to be your nominee, these things began
		with real functions in the political process and the democratic chain of events.
		Not anymore.
		Now they're just parties.
		Now they're just things that you're supposed to do.
		And it's almost like a religion that still does the ceremonies but has lost all the text
		and doesn't actually understand why they're doing it or who they're sacrificing to anymore.
		Like they just know, like, no, this is just what you do.
		You come together, and you do the ceremony, and if you ask them, like, but why?
		And, like, what's the purpose of this?
		And where did this come from?
		They don't know.
		They have no idea.
		They're just doing the thing that you're supposed to do to make yourself seem legitimate.
		They understand that if you don't have a convention, you can't really call yourself a political party.
		So they do have to do it.
		They just don't let anybody talk, and all the delegates are pre-assigned, and anybody breaking from the consensus will be ostracized and disempowered.
		So, now you know.
		Why Kamala Harris' DNC will be different.
		This is from Jen Psaki.
		Biden passes the baton.
	Ah, yes.
	Like in all good democracies.
	Like in all good democracies, the ruling geriatric, you know, prop figurehead chooses his successor and everybody else bows along in perfect harmony.
	You know, like democracies do.
	The baton will be passed from Joe Biden, who was the presumptive Democratic nominee just one month ago, to Vice President Kamala Harris.
	Biden is expected to speak on Monday night instead of Thursday night, when the nominee traditionally speaks.
	And I'm hearing that the Biden campaign and White House alumni will be flying in for an unofficial gathering after the speech.
	Wouldn't it be hilarious if, after this convention, they all just went back to Biden?
	With all the delegates just, like, pledged to Biden and just didn't choose Harris?
	Because they could.
	Because none of this is settled.
	Because there's actually supposed to be a democratic process.
	It's actually supposed to be.
	Negotiations and debates and policy proposals weighed against each other.
	None of that's happening.
	That's what's different about this convention.
	It's important to understand that.
	It is an important thing that's happening right now.
	And again, I'm not just saying this.
	They're saying it, right?
	Democratic convention roll call will be transformed into Harris-Waltz rally with DJ music and surprise guests.
	Is this not idiocracy?
	You just think back to like how these conventions started, what they used to be like.
	It used to be much more democratic, right?
	Like nothing would really be decided until the convention.
	That's when all the delegates and all the candidates, they'd all go into back rooms, negotiate.
	Okay, you drop out and give me your delegates and I'll make you Secretary of State.
	Okay, we need to shore up Florida.
	What can we give them?
	Like, you know, and you'd have these mid and smoke filled cigar rooms and making major decisions, by the way.
	But there was contention, there was delegates from all over the country coming together, buttheads, and, you know, all the classic things they say about democracy that they don't actually believe, but that are true, that you've got, like, it's messy, it's contentious, but at the end of the day, what comes out of it is hopefully something that serves everybody, and maybe not everybody gets what they want, but everybody gets some of what they want, and nobody's left out.
	That's what our system is supposed to foster and allow because you can have outsiders come in and rise to the top.
	You can have insiders helping to facilitate things.
	I mean, that's what it's supposed to be.
	And it's like somehow over the years, slowly but surely, like boiling the frog, it has transformed and morphed into now people going to the convention instead of participating and having their voice heard in the democratic process.
	Just like, actually, it's just going to be like a big dance party now.
	Actually, it's just gonna be super.
	It's gonna be like a rave.
	No, you know all the men with cigars, you know, soberly discussing the future of the world and trying to determine the best way to serve all interests and get elected?
	No, that's been replaced by a big-ass rave with lasers, okay?
	It's crazy.
	It's crazy.
	Especially from the party that, you know, this is the adults-in-charge party.
	This is the substance over spectacle party.
	Chicago Sun-Times, 2024.
	The Democratic convention roll call has now become a Harris-Waltz rally with DJ music and surprise guests.
	It's a total evisceration of the democratic process in our country.
	Yeah, and by the way, outside it's going to be police, you know, like Pepper Spring, Palestinian protesters.
	In the front, you'll have the police fighting with the foreign agitators.
	In the back, you'll have the men cutting their testicles off and the women
	killing the babies in their bellies. While inside the convention center,
	what was previously a sober and important political event has become a retarded dance party
	for massively hated yet appointed and coronated candidates that nobody in the Democratic Party
	has actually cast a single vote for.
	That's the structure of the DNC today, and it is liberalism manifest.
	It is democracy manifest, folks.
	Convention planners aim to transform Tuesday's roll call at the United Center into a first-of-its-kind, high-energy rally for presidential nominee Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz.
	With the primetime session featuring a DJ on the stage with music-licensed surprise guests, the Chicago Sun-Times has learned.
	The vibe, planners say, will be that of a celebration before primetime speakers take the stage.
	It's not what it's supposed to be.
	It's supposed to actually be.
	A political event where the sausage gets made?
	But okay.
	That's fine.
	So that's your DNC.
	We await this week of utter and ridiculous madness.
	Joe Biden will be giving a speech tonight, which I'm sure is gonna go extremely well.
	Anything could happen.
	Anything could happen.
	But yes, they're, you know, forget your policy, forget your sober political minds, forget the adults back in the room.
	It's a TikTok rave dance party.
	And you get what we give you.
	That's how it goes now.
	People that you've always hated.
	Kamala Harris.
	Who just went down in flames in 2020 before they'd even made it to Iowa, somehow wrangles her way into a vice presidency and has now been coronated from on high.
	So that's the big takeaway.
	The big difference, as you see it, this DNC will be unlike any other one.
	The big difference is that it has moved from being a convention of political activism, where the sausage gets made, where deals get struck, Where political futures are wrangled with into a coronation where the party puts on a big laser light show, tells you who is your leader and ostracizes and or sends the police state after you for opposing them.
	Democracy manifest.
unidentified		It's really fun.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		It's really very fun.
		And again, just to just to cap all this off, we'll go to a couple of videos here.
		of man on the street videos.
		Because not only is Kamala Harris's campaign collapsing, Donald Trump's surging in complete contradiction
		to everything you hear from the mainstream media.
		The people on the street know fully well what's actually going on.
		They do not trust Kamala, they love Trump, and they're astonishing the news reporters
		asking them these questions.
		Let's go to clip 22 first.
		Man on the street interview residents of Pennsylvania discussing how the Biden-Harris administration has made their lives worse and worse and worse.
unidentified		Is this your first Trump rally?
		No, it's not.
		What number is this?
		This is our second one.
		Second.
		So you guys are veterans now?
		Yes, we are.
		Awesome.
		Where'd you guys come in from?
		Wilkes-Barre.
		We're from here.
		Okay, cool.
		What are some of the things that you've seen here change over the past three and a half years here in Wilkes-Barre?
		High prices.
		Uh, less places to live.
		The rent went up.
		Uh, there's not much housing, so if you're looking for a house, it's hard to find a place to rent.
		Oh, really?
		So it's really affected you guys.
		Kids, anything like that?
		Trying to feed?
		I know, as a father myself, it's getting increasingly harder to feed three little mouths.
		What are, you know, what are the issues that are near and dear to you that you'd like to see addressed?
		Definitely the immigration situation, and there's a lot of safety issues.
		Safety issues, tell me more about them.
		Well, with the influx of illegals, this area is very unsafe now.
		And it's not just with, how can I put it, it's not just with them being here, it's their lack of respect for the law.
		Like the attitude that I'm an exception and you have to make a, you know, you have to let me do what I'm going to do because this is, this is what I'm used to doing.
		They're basically taking what they were doing in their country, coming here, and just living as if, you know, this is their world and, you know, laws don't apply to them.
		Exactly.
		A lot of crime.
		Unsafe.
		Unsanitary.
		The neighborhoods are just going downhill.
		And it's terrible.
		It's like a lot of police cars.
		Calls to the police.
		And constantly, when they get reported, they're constantly doing the same thing over and over again.
		You have to keep calling the police and calling police.
		It's terrible.
		The police are overwhelmed.
		There's a lot of people, a lot of policemen that are retiring and they're not being able to replace them.
		It's because they're frustrated because they don't seem like, the police seem like they can't control the problem.
		Yeah, there's more problems than there are police.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		So I mean, you know, clearly immigration at the, at the forefront of that, but that's sort of just the most obvious, like exacerbating factor of all of this.
		But what they're talking about is just generalized societal collapse.
		And a lot of it is because of the immigration, the immigration definitely makes a lot of it worse.
		And a lot of the money that could be spent to fixing some of the other problems are instead diverted to immigration programs.
		So they're right to identify immigration sort of as a central cause and, and, you know, fuel to this fire.
		But what they're talking about is high house prices, high grocery prices, crime out of control, police unwilling or unable to stop them, people violating the law and getting away with it over and over, while decent people struggle to do the right thing and get punished relentlessly for it.
		This is a full spectrum collapse we're dealing with here.
		And the immigration is just one exacerbating factor of that.
		A major one, but there's a lot.
		Wrong.
		And I thought I grabbed the video.
		I guess I didn't, but there's a video today of a car full of black kids, you know, like doing donuts in a, in an intersection.
		They're all hanging out of the window, like six people just like hanging out of this SUV window in the middle of a street.
		And you're like, they go by and they pass right by a cop who's just sitting there in his car watching it happen.
		And it's like, you don't want to step in.
		You don't want to stop this.
		You want to do something like, it's not just legal immigrants that feel that they're above the law.
		Huge swaths of the American population know that they're above the law, have been told and shown with evidence that they're above the law, and they don't fear the law and they want to do whatever they want.
		And they're right to do it because you know that the police aren't going to stop you.
		And if anybody else tries to stop you, the police will stop them.
		The police will come in and protect you as you're committing a crime from any vigilante that wants to try to, you know, have a safe neighborhood or not have their kids sold drugs or whatever else is going on.
		So it's not just legal immigration, it's a full spectrum collapse and
		legal immigration is just one of the various poisons being poured into our bloodstream right now.
		Another man on the street interview, clip number 23.
		Another Wisconsin voter, this ABC, not expecting the answer they got.
		Let's watch.
unidentified		I'm leaning towards Trump.
		And why is that?
		A lot of the stuff Kamala says is kind of like what Trump has said, like no taxes on tips was something that was kind of reiterated by Trump beforehand.
		She's just kind of been caught up in a lot of lies.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Caught up in a lot of lies, stealing Trump's ideas.
		People know, people get it.
		The mainstream media has lost its clutch and their desperate attempts to gaslight the American people are just becoming embarrassing.
		and extremely exposed.
		And now I want to go to this video.
		That's my favorite video from the weekend.
		Clip number eight.
		It's our old friend Don Lamon, Don Lemon, CNN fame, who was fired from CNN and tried to become a YouTube political streamer.
		And failed utterly.
		Nobody gave a damn about anything he had to say.
		Because if you're not propped up by the mainstream media, everybody sees what a dummy you are.
		So nobody cares what your opinions are.
		He's struggling to find his foot in this new, his footing in this new media landscape.
		And he's opened up a new front.
		He's attempting something new.
		I love it.
		I'm, in all sincerity, very happy Don Lemon is making this content and I encourage him to make more.
		He's actually doing man on the street interviews.
		In the style of InfoWars.
		The problem is, InfoWars does it, and we go out to an impeached Trump rally, and nobody there can name a single reason he should be impeached.
		And they all look like idiots.
		When right-wingers go out on the street to interview left-wingers, the left-wingers are exposed as morons.
		As ignorant patsies.
		I think maybe Don Lemon expected that same thing to happen in reverse if he went out to talk to people.
		Instead, he was blown out of the water by these people.
		He was embarrassed.
		And again, good on him for putting out this video.
		I don't know if I would have.
		If I was Don Lemon, I would have gone back home and gone, let's pretend that never happened.
		Let's destroy that footage and let's come up with something else.
		Let's come up with a different thing to do here because that didn't go well.
		It didn't go well for Don Lemon, but God bless him.
		He put it out anyway.
		Let's watch.
		And, uh, I'll try not to pause it every five seconds, but I might.
		Clip number eight, Don Lemon goes to New Jersey to ask people whether they support Trump or Harris.
unidentified		We're here in Jersey, Atlantic City.
		Who do you support?
		Trump.
		I'll plead the fifth.
		Trump for the win.
		Tell me why.
		I can't really call that right now, but I just feel like she's not good for president.
		She's good as vice, but not for the actual lead role for the country.
		Does it have anything to do with being a woman?
		No.
		Mm-mm.
		No, because I feel like women, nah, they're not going to give me that.
		Your money's on Harris.
		Yeah.
		Who do you want?
		Trump.
		Why don't you like Harris?
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Oh, she doesn't have any experience.
unidentified		She's the vice president.
unidentified		She's a senator.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		No experience.
unidentified		No, no, no.
		She has no experience.
		Well, I want Donald Trump.
		I just feel we need somebody that has a stronger background with the military and The world in general.
		She was a prosecutor, and an attorney general, and a senator, and a vice president.
		You're in a gambling town.
		Who's your money on?
		I'm gonna support the Democratic Party, but, I mean, Trump looks like he got it in the bag right now.
		Four years ago, it was a lot better.
		I made a lot more money than I do now.
		I know you feel that way, but that's not actually what the record shows.
		The economy is actually better under Biden.
		No, I'm serious.
		That's what the facts show.
		Okay, you know what?
		No, no, no, it's not because I watch CNN.
		Trump or Harris?
		Trump!
		That's who's gonna win.
		That's who's gonna win.
		Who do you support?
		I support Trump.
		All the people that came to this country legally, it's not fair that they're letting all 10,000 to 15,000 people or 20,000 people here illegally.
		Have you seen San Diego?
		They're coming off the boats, off the water right here, off the ocean.
		Did you know Biden was flying them in?
		Did you know Biden was flying them in?
		You didn't know that?
		What do you Canadians think about what's going on here?
		We think you're all nuts.
		We're just watching from afar and just enjoying the show.
		I gotta get out of Atlantic City.
		Where are we going to next?
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		I loved it.
		I love it.
		I saw so many people in his comments being like, you suck, Don Lemon!
unidentified		Go away!
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		And it's like, guys, guys, guys.
		We want more of this.
		No, no.
		He should go out and get embarrassed by regular Trump supporters more often, actually.
		This man was the head, like number one top dog at CNN.
		He's getting exposed by random dudes in New Jersey.
		This guy's like, you didn't know that?
		You didn't know Biden's flying them in?
		He's exposing himself, he doesn't even realize it.
		See, he thinks he chose clips that will make Trump supporters sound stupid, when they're like, she has no experience.
		And he's like, she's vice president, and she was an attorney general, and she was a senator.
		And it's like, and people are just like, nah, it doesn't matter.
		And it doesn't, it doesn't matter.
		What has she done as vice president?
		What experience does she have?
		From being vice president.
		Experience just like getting her toes sucked by the MSM.
		I mean, you know, there's just no experience.
		Donald Trump has made life or death choices.
		Donald Trump has built businesses that has employed tens of thousands of people.
		He's made billions of dollars.
		He's made deals that could sink entire countries.
		He's got real world experience.
		He didn't climb a political ladder where the first rung was Willie Brown's bedroom.
		I mean, the most amazing part about that, or none, is the guy going, I made less money, I'm making less money now than I was four years ago, and Don Lemon telling him, that's not true.
		I know that's what you think, that's not what the statistics show.
		He's telling you his life experience.
		You absolute robot.
		Butter NPC.
unidentified		Welcome back, folks.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Might be time.
unidentified		Might be time.
unidentified		It's been fun.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		It's been fun talking about the DNC being a hellish, dystopian madhouse.
		Watching Don Lemon get humiliated.
		That's all been very fun, but let's get to the real danger, the underlying current.
		The thing's happening somewhat quietly, being put into place, to, well, eventually kill us all, but in the meantime, shut down any ability to resist their dystopian plans.
		This of course is happening in the UK where they are taking censorship to insane new levels.
		They already have.
		And we've reported on it extensively here.
		They saw the riots, you know, riots that were sparked by the murder of three children, the stabbing of 10 more little girls by a Rwandan second generation immigrant.
		They've taken advantage of the outrage that the UK people felt at this brutal and horrific butchering of little girls.
		They've weaponized the riots and are doing a nationwide January 6th sting operation where anybody who even watched the riots accidentally is being arrested.
		And no, I'm not exaggerating.
		People who were just nearby the riot, saw something happening, went out to see what was going on, have been arrested, charged, convicted, and sentenced in the UK right now.
		This isn't speculation, this is what they're doing.
		If you watched a riot, it's like, what do they want people to do?
		You hear a giant commotion going out on your street?
		You just think I better shut the curtain, turn on the TV, and hope they tell me what's going on?
		I do even need to be outside.
		What if you watch through your front window?
		Is that participation in the riot?
		And can you be arrested then?
		They've arrested people for watching a riot in the UK.
		That's how far it's gone up to this point.
		It's getting even more insane.
		This is what I was saying at the beginning of the show, about how you think they've
		gotten to the bottom of the barrel.
		You think they've arrived as far down the tracks of tyranny as you can get.
		Final station.
		Last stop.
		But there's always further to go.
		There's always more insanity.
		And the fact they're getting away with this is horrifying and dangerous.
		And it's sort of more proof, or at least it is compelling evidence, of the fact that they really have AI dialed in right now.
		That's what over the weekend my dad asked me something about Israel and was like, is Israel pushing it too far?
		Are they going to get You know, blown out of the water, like what's going to happen there?
		And it's like, well, I know for certain that companies like Palantir and other, you know, secret government programs, analogous to Palantir, are actively gathering up information continuously from every source.
		Running simulations where they input stimuli and then judge the response from all the information that they've gathered and are constantly gathering.
		It's like they have a cheat code for humanity.
		So, you know, if one of the dangers is, oh, this tyrannical group pushes it too far and people rise up and get rid of them.
		Well, if you can, if you have an AI that's incredibly sophisticated, incredibly accurate, and can dial in exactly how far you can push things without causing a pushback, then they're never going to push things too far because they'll always have the AI to tell them what to do next.
		Our world is already being run by AI in case you didn't know.
		So whether it's Israel or the UK or America, the decisions being made Which may seem outrageous, and should inspire pushback, have been highly calculated.
		Carefully, carefully pushing the envelope as far as they can, but knowing where that line is and never crossing it.
		So, it's up to us.
		We have free will, the machines don't.
		If they can keep you in this calculation, you know, it's like they're hunting us.
		Have you ever been hunting or you even ever just like tried to capture an animal?
		I always think back to in college at my girlfriend, now wife's birthday party.
		There was a mouse in her room, like a mouse was in her room and there was just like screams coming from the back room.
		And so like in the middle of this part, I had to like hunt this mouse and try to capture it.
		And if you know how to do it, it's, it's not hard because animals always react in the same way, more or less, right?
		An animal very rarely surprises you.
		If you want them to go left, you go right, they go left.
		It's what they do.
		They have instincts.
		They have natural reactions.
		They don't have free will.
		They're not going to trick you.
		They're not strategizing.
		They can't envision what's going on in your brain in order to try to trick you.
		That doesn't happen.
		When they go left, or when you go left, they go right.
		When you approach them, they run away.
		When you stay still, they're going to creep out and look around.
		You know certain behaviors.
	So that mouse was never going to get away from me.
	I was never going to lose that mouse.
	He was never going to trick me.
	Nothing like that was ever going to... It's kind of how the elite are with AI and humanity.
	The thing is, we're not mice, though.
	We're not animals.
	We can surprise them.
	We can overcome them.
	We can do things that the AI is not programmed to expect.
	And we have to.
	We have to at this point.
	We have to take some dramatic steps.
	We have to actually be strategizing in terms of what can we do that AI cannot predict, cannot deal with, and will struggle to contain.
	Because right now they're running AI simulations and they've determined that actually turns out we can throw people in jail for watching riots.
	We can throw a 72-year-old pensioner who looks after his sick wife into jail for two years for insulting Allah, and nobody's going to do anything about it.
	We've run the simulation.
	What happens if we do this?
	Everybody sits and takes it.
	it. So we're going to do that.
	I'll say it for the 100th time on this show.
	Read the foundation.
	Foundation is about psycho history.
	And it's about the idea that if you have enough people and enough data from those people, you can feed it into a calculator and you can determine their behavior as groups.
	And the bigger the group, the more accurate you can determine their behavior.
	And the actions of an individual or even in groups of individuals is insufficient to change the overall path that humanity is taking.
	And that's what they're doing now.
	That's what they have at this point.
	They have psychohistory.
	They have this study that can predict the future, that can add stimuli to shape the future.
	But they're not perfect.
	They're not in charge.
	They're not gods.
	They're just human beings like you and I. And the, you know, hand up that we have is that we have a freedom of action that they don't have.
	And we can and must do things that AI can't predict, can't deal with, doesn't expect, or
	is contrary to their predictions.
	And maybe that means, you know, having an understanding that things we say online
	are not what we're saying to each other in secret. That if they're gathering all this information,
	and all of it points to us not doing anything, when in reality we're quietly behind the scenes and
	off of the grid discussing doing things they don't know about, can't spy on, surveil, or counteract.
	you Do we have a chance?
	UK man sentenced to three years in prison over posts he made on Axe.
	Wayne O'Rourke sentenced to three years in prison for social media posts he made after three young girls were stabbed to death in Southport.
	According to AP, a witness described seeing bloodied children running from a community center where a Taylor Swift-themed dance and yoga event for children aged about 6 to 11 was taking place.
	I feel like maybe we need to bring up that picture again.
	Remember the picture we showed on the day after this attack happened?
	It's been burned into my psyche.
	The vision of a little 7 or something year old girl crawling on her hands and knees, bleeding profusely as she reaches for a EMT to rescue her.
	Maybe we need to be reminded of the vicious attack that all of this started on.
	So we're joined by foundering satirist and musician in the next hour.
	So much more news to get to.
	Let's talk about the way that the UK is expanding and the very concept of censorship.
	Two new and insane levels.
	Again, when this began, it was already crazy.
	But at least you can make as abhorrent as it is.
	I'd be willing to hear the argument if somebody is like, let's go burn down a mosque, send, and like post that on Twitter.
	And then does, or like somebody does burn down a mosque.
	You're sort of flirting with, you know, illegality there.
	I think it's wrong.
	I think free speech is paramount.
	You have to have it.
	I'm trying to illustrate the difference between what we started as, which was already too far, but at least, you know, they seem like they're acting in the way that we know British politicians always do.
	And, you know, God bless them up till now for the most part.
	You know, British politics is a very serious thing, not like American politics.
	It had a different vibe to it, and one where it really did seem like, for the most part, you know, they just want to, like, maintain respectability and, you know, they just have a way of doing things that's very, like, by the book and down to the numbers.
	And we allow free speech, but you have to be Respectful while you do it.
	It is now morphed so far beyond recognition.
	That's people who were watching riots are getting arrested and imprisoned.
	Fathers of young children are being sent away for two years for just like being wrong about a public event.
	Posting information that they thought was true, but turned out to be incorrect.
	Being charged with inciting racial hatred.
	And the brutality that they are exerting is something to behold.
	UK man sentenced to three years in prison over posting made on X, Wayno Rourke, was arrested for stirring up racial hatred on X for saying, quote, people of Southport, where the F are you?
	get out on the street?
unidentified		Bye.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Three years I told people to go outside.
		I issued a general call for people to leave their houses and now I'm a prisoner for three years.
		Insane.
		Absolutely insane.
		He said other things, but none of them are even as intense as that.
		People of Southport, wear the FRU, get out on the street.
		Jail for three years for that post.
		He said other things like, Starmer has basically said us against them, hold the line.
		Another post read, numbers are important and give them hell, lads.
		Three years.
		Three years in prison.
		Overwork has no previous convictions.
		And he's called a keyboard warrior and thrown in prison for three years.
		Okay.
		Sutton Man, 61, who chanted, who the F is Allah, is jailed.
		61-year-old man made threatening gestures at police and chanted, who the F is Allah, during large-scale disorder in Whitehall.
		He's been jailed for 18 months, a year and a half in prison for quote, threatening gestures
		and insulting Allah.
		Gives us some information about who this guy is.
		This man worked as a train driver for 42 years.
		He only recently got retired and spends his time taking care of his sick wife.
		Now they're sending him to jail for 18 months.
		UK has become a complete disgrace.
		How the mighty have fallen.
unidentified		Seriously.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		61 year old pensioner looking after a sick wife, 42 years.
		In the service of, you know, government employ as a train driver.
		Gestured at police and is now in jail for a year and a half at the age of 61.
		Said who the F is Allah.
		Is now going to jail.
		So many people are going to jail.
		In the UK for their speech.
		That they're emptying the prison system.
		Of violent offenders.
		Operation Early Dawn, emergency move to avoid prison overcrowding triggered amid sentencing of rioters.
		The government launched a plan to tackle an overburdened prison system in the wake of trials that are thought to see dozens of rioters jailed and after the chairman of the Prisoner Officers Association says the Northeast and Northwest are under particular pressure.
		They are imprisoning so many people that they're Instigating Operation Early Dawn, a long-standing plan that means defendants wait for court appearance but could be held in prison cells for longer until prison space is available in the event that they're remanded in custody.
		They're trying to fast-track cases of people accused in involvement in the recent riots, with 927 people arrested and 466 of those charged by last Monday.
		Proving once again that all the crime and all the rape gangs, all the violence, All the just insane criminality taking place in the UK is all very much a choice.
		You can see when they want something to shut down, they shut it down.
		When they disagree with the actions of a group, they arrest everybody in that group and expedite the court process to imprison them faster.
		They eject violent criminals in order to make space for the protesters.
		This is all a choice.
		The chaos and misery and death and destruction and rape gangs, those are a choice they made.
		They're choosing to ignore them, they're choosing to not do anything about it, and now they're choosing to imprison anybody who spoke up.
		Absolute madness and perhaps never a more pertinent time to quote Alexander Solzhenitsyn, author of Gulag Archipelago, quote, a communist system can be recognized by the fact that it spares the criminals and criminalizes the political opponent.
		You've never seen that more appropriately expressed than in the UK right now, where they are literally emptying out the prisons of murderers so they can fill it up with political dissidents.
		Pensioners and teenagers saying, go get him on Twitter or gesturing at police.
		Insane.
		Insane.
		So far beyond censorship.
		UK said to adopt blasphemy laws to protect Muslims.
		Well, you go to jail for 18 months for saying who the F is Allah.
		Britain's far-left government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer is preparing to introduce a blasphemy law that will criminalize criticism of Islam following civil unrest sparked by uncontrolled illegal immigration and the Islamization of the UK.
		The National Secular Society warned Tuesday that adopting an Islamophobia definition will inflame rather than dispel community tensions and division, and will undermine the right of those opposed by fundamentalist religions to speak out, including women, LGBT people, and those who hold different religion and beliefs.
		This is actually an important point that we'll probably get to later in the show.
		As over the weekend, there was a major, a series of major kerfuffles about anti-Semitism.
		I saw a lot of people going, I'm standing up against anti-Semitism because I believe in freedom of religion.
		And it's like, that's fine, but freedom of religion is explicitly the right to criticize a religion.
		That's what it's there for.
		If you have a Catholic monarchy and the Inquisition, you can't insult Catholicism.
		You can't talk badly or say it's an evil religion or say it has bad ideas.
		Freedom of religion is first and foremost the ability to disagree with the religion and to dislike it and to say it's bad.
		This is fundamental.
		People recognize this when it comes to Islam.
		And then they get completely backwards when it comes to Judaism.
		It's very strange.
		But that's an important point.
		We have to be able to criticize these belief systems.
		Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to crack down on people pushing, quote, hateful beliefs.
		People pushing harmful and hateful beliefs will be cracked down on as Yvette Cooper, Home Secretary of the UK, kickstarts a new approach to fighting extremism in the wake of riots that broke out.
		They've commissioned a, quote, rapid sprint to develop a new approach to countering extremism.
		They're trying to tackle the threat opposed by extremist ideologies.
		Extremist ide- not Islam, obviously.
		But, you know, extremist ideologies like, I don't like my daughter getting stabbed at a dance class.
		Very extreme.
		Extremist ideologies like, I don't recognize my neighbors anymore, and the town I grew up in is filled with Pakistanis.
		Very extremist belief system.
		What do they actually mean?
		Well, being anti-abortion could lead to terrorism, government training warns.
		That was from March of this year in the UK.
		Inciting rioters and, you know, we'll get to that story in just a second.
		Tony Blair pushes UK government to mandate digital ID to crack down on dissent.
		It's all coming, folks.
		It's happening in Canada as well.
		Chilliwack RCMP arrest ex-user for hate crime investigation.
		Racially offensive content leading to an arrest in Canada.
		Meanwhile, Home Office pays for 1,600 homes for asylum seekers despite housing shortage.
		So, just, yeah.
	Violence against women considered for the first time under government counter-extremism plans.
	Well, they changed that headline, because what they mean is extreme misogyny.
	So they're counting misogyny and anti-abortion activity as extremism and cracking down.
	I'll be joined very shortly by Foundry musician and if you're a viewer of the show you've
	seen many of his songs before.
	He'll be on with us momentarily.
	I do want to take a quick moment to show a video report from Russia.
	Russia is accusing Ukraine of planning on launching a nuclear attack dirty bomb against some of their nuclear facilities.
	Ukraine is ramping things up.
	Russia is taking this very seriously and threatening to respond in kind.
	And we approach ever closer to the cliff of doom in World War III.
	Here's a report from RT.
unidentified		Arming news.
		So coming from a Russian state media outlet, which in turn is citing Russian law enforcement officials, we're hearing that Ukrainian armed forces are planning to detonate a dirty nuclear bomb and the potential targets are storage sites at power plants.
		Well, to get a bit more on this, let's go live now to RT correspondent Igor Stanov.
		I mean, Igor, I know that this is something that's literally emerged, well, really within the last sort of half an hour, 45 minutes.
		Very disturbing.
		What do we know at this stage?
		Well, basically, we know that various reports in various media outlets have emerged, citing anonymous sources within the Russian security bloc, purporting that, indeed, Kiev could be planning a dirty bomb attack against nuclear waste facilities of the Zaporozhye and the Kursk nuclear power plants.
		Indeed, some very concerning developments and some very concerning and, indeed, alarming news.
		Apparently, According to these reports, the Russian security bloc even knows the direct location of the special warheads that Kiev has prepared for this attack.
		And they do provide this location in the Dnepropetrovsk region of Ukraine.
		This is not the first time that Russia is warning and is ringing the alarm about the possibility of such nuclear provocation.
		Here's what the head of Russia's radiological, chemical and biological protection forces had previously said.
		How realistic is the scenario of Ukraine's military political leadership creating a dirty bomb?
		Well, we won't reveal any secrets, but in fact, it's not that difficult.
		I believe they already have one.
		There have been instances of toxic substances being used that could only have been synthesized in the U.S., because no other industry is equipped to produce them.
		All our concerns have been formally submitted to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
		So far, there has been no reaction.
		Now, again, very, very concerning, and these reports come as the coordinator for the pro-Russian underground inside Ukraine has stepped forward, basically with a statement of his own.
		He says that plenty of Western journalists have arrived to the Sumy region and the Kherson region, that part that is currently under the control of the Kiev forces.
		He claims that that could be to well to just to cover this provocation again These are his words and this is something that the head of the pro-russian or rather the coordinator This is the Russians warning and again, you know, maybe it's not true, but the Russians believe it's true.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		So They'll act on that.
		The Hill has a really powerful article on this called Ukraine's Kursk Offensive, a huge strategic error, calling it a reckless gambit, more akin to a desperate stunt worthy of a second-rate actor than a seasoned statesman, saying while the incursion captured headlines and inflicted some measure of psychological damage, it was a superficial victory, saying every soldier, tank and piece of artillery deployed to the Russian incursion represents a loss to the Ukrainian effort to liberate occupied territories.
		Instead of actually focusing on achievable objectives, Ukraine finds itself embroiled in a costly and ultimately futile endeavor.
		Moreover, they say, it's essential to consider the potential consequences of such actions.
		A prolonged incursion into Russia could escalate the conflict to drawing in other nations and potentially leading to catastrophic global confrontation.
		It's a dangerous game of chicken with the stakes for humanity as a whole being unimaginably high.
		Yeah, they're driving us towards World War III.
		Russia, as always, is desperately attempting to ward them off, but that's not what the people in power want.
		They want war.
		They want World War III.
		They want to remake the world in their image, and they have to wipe the slate clean before they do.
		We'll be right back with Foundry.
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		I'm ready.
		I will.
		I will eat your ass.
		I will eat your leftist ass like corn on the cob.
		I'm ready.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		I will eat you.
unidentified		I will eat your ass.
		My children aren't going hungry.
		I'll do it.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		I'll drink your blood.
unidentified		Hey, I'm starting to think about having to eat my neighbor.
		You think I like sizing up?
		Gonna haul him up by chain.
		Chop his ass up, sizing up.
		Gonna haul him up by chain.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yes, folks, it is the classic Alex Jones, I Will Eat Your Ass rant refurbished, remade into a ragtime ballad by my guest Kaelin DeGuitaldi.
		He's a ragtime pianist and satirical songwriter.
		You can find him on X at Foundering One or on Rumble at Foundering.
		And I'm very happy to welcome to the show today.
		Kaelin, Kylan, welcome to the show.
unidentified		Hey, thank you so much, man.
		It's a pleasure to be here.
		You said you were going to play one of my tunes.
		I wasn't expecting that one, but it was a pleasant surprise.
		Let's just put it that way.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		You've got a lot of options to choose from.
		You come out with a lot of stuff, and we've played your songs before.
		I think they're hilarious, and of course, I wanted to have you on for a couple different reasons.
		There's so much to talk about, and I want to get your takes on a lot of this, but I also just want to encourage Encourage the arts, if you will.
		I'm a patron of the arts.
		I want to see more entertaining, funny, joyful content like the stuff that you make.
		How did you get started in doing this in particular, these political songs?
		What inspired you and what's your background?
		Are you a musical theater guy?
		They all kind of have this like ragtime and musical theater feel to them.
		Just tell us, you know, how you became Foundring.
unidentified		So yeah, I wasn't necessarily a theater kid, though.
		I do embrace that persona a lot.
		I love ragtime.
		So ragtime is pre-jazz.
		It was popular in the early 1900s.
		It's very quick.
		The syncopated rhythms are an important feature of it.
		It's good for like kids with ADD that just need constant stimulation.
		So when I was a kid, I found my dad's ragtime book of pieces by Scott Joplin and the rest was history.
		So I joined a band called Postmodern Jukebox and we toured the world a bunch in my pre-life.
		And I think, look, I started on YouTube in the early days before even Google bought YouTube.
		And it was such a freer, I mean, you were around just the internet.
		Like I started watching Alex Jones in the mid 2000s.
		And it was just this, um, anything, anything was possible.
		We could, we could sure there was a lot of nonsense out there, but we can fill our minds with, with all the, with all this information.
		And I started writing anti-war songs when Bush was present on YouTube and, I noticed that my channel was getting suppressed.
		Sure, I was making my ragtime songs and they were getting a bunch of views, but the moment I started criticizing the status quo, criticizing the 2008 bank crisis and everything, I noticed that my channel was getting hit.
		So over the years, I just changed my approach to doing Yeah, it's tough out there for the dissidents.
		and more sort of testing the boundaries.
		And eventually during the COVID era, I completely got fed up and got my channel removed
		because I made fun of Fauci and did a few other unmentionable things.
		So here we are.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, yeah, no, it's tough out there for the dissidents.
		And what I love about what you do, and I don't know if you do it consciously,
		but I like making skits because it's like, there's something about humor
		that it can get through the defenses.
		And if you're talking about something like COVID, you know, I made skits about COVID
		and I would show them to people who, if I just tried to bring it up to them,
		it would be this wall would come up and it'd be contentious and it'd be angry.
		But if you do it as a joke, they just, they can't really hate you for it.
unidentified		Or with any type of art form, any type of music.
		So what you're hitting at is the, what I would.
		called the court jester phenomenon, where you got the court jester and his job, he's the only one that is afforded the opportunity to make fun of the king to his face, right?
		And he provides a pressure valve for the masses.
		And once you cut off the head of the court jester, you lose that connection.
		The people, and we're important for the king, but we're also important for the people because we put that mirror back at society.
		The emperor is naked, right?
		People are ignoring that, but then when the little kid or the court jester or whoever sings a song and says, look at that naked dude, then the spell is broken and you Know that you're in trouble in a tyrannical society before the boot comes down hard, when they go for the artists.
		We've seen it again in all the cultural revolutions.
		Who did they go for?
		The educated people and the artists, the singers and the songwriters.
		We are that.
		Last line, it may seem like I'm patting myself on the back here.
		I know I'm not a soldier, but we're fighting a war on different fronts now.
		This isn't information battle.
		It's a war for your mind.
		Look, there's a reason why these things that Alex has been saying and you have been saying for so many years resonates with people because this is where we're at now.
		We see what's happening.
		You did a great segment on the UK, what's going on over there.
		It really made me Grateful for the revolutionary war generation as we fought a war so that we could still sing silly songs I mean, let's be real right right and and it's and it's not silly, right?
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		It's you know, it's not just something that you refer to all the first amendment and it gives you freedom It's like no, there's there's real purpose to this.
		It is a real danger to not have freedom of speech It's giving up freedom of thought itself.
		And again, just getting back to it.
		It's it's your style It's it's always very over-the-top And you sort of lead into the camera and it's, it's goofy.
		I mean, the music is good.
		You can tell that you know what you're doing.
		You're, you know, you're not just a banging on the piano.
		You clearly have some talent in this regard, but it's goofy.
		It's silly.
		And you know, maybe if people were to read what, you know, your lyrics on a paper, it'd be like, Oh my God, I can't believe it.
		But when it's, when you're at your piano and you're being silly, it's like, well, you're going to get mad at this.
		You're mad at the silly guy at his piano.
unidentified		You just showed one of my, my most controversial ones where he You're so right, and it's so funny because I tend to try to make fun of everybody.
		Like, I have a song where I basically sing every slur that I can possibly think of.
		What's really interesting is, so it's like I'm throwing something against the wall
		and seeing what sticks and it's more, who has the overreaction, right?
		So I've made fun of Christians, I've made fun of Muslims, but that song, making fun of Jews and Israel,
		that one really, really pissed people off.
		And my song, just very lighthearted song on the trans question, I got more death threats
		than anything I've ever done because I got kicked off of Twitter last year
		a simple song about that.
		And then with the YouTube thing, like you said, going over the top, using humor.
		I was making fun of Fauci in a way that would bring in people that normally wouldn't.
		If you said, hey, this vaccine doesn't work, They kind of will shut down.
		But if you're, you've got a twinkle in your eye, you're leaning into that camera, you're doing fancy stuff, it lets their guard down a little bit and makes them more receptive to this type of information.
		And when I had the song, the MRNA song that I wrote called Speed of Science, I was like, the jab never worked.
		It really struck a chord with a lot of people that I heard that they told me, you know, I actually kind of, I disagree with you, but I listened to that whole song and I loved it.
		And that is what, it cannot abide.
		And so YouTube took, YouTube shut that down the moment that that stuff started getting traction.
		So here we are.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		No, it's, it is, it is just absolutely fascinating.
		And again, You're right about the different reactions.
		You've even made fun of Alex Jones a little bit.
		It doesn't matter to us because we know what we're doing here.
		We know who we are.
		We don't really care if people say bad crap about us because it's a test.
unidentified		The core gesture should be allowed to make fun of everybody.
		And like I said, it's the reaction that is key.
		And the fact that I have written songs making fun of Alex, and here I am talking on his program, I think that says a lot.
		So there are certain folks that would never, ever give me the time of day because of this stuff.
		I mean, I keep getting fired from all of my... I shouldn't complain too much.
		I put my name out there, I put my face out there, so it is what it is.
		I'm in a very liberal blue city in California right now, and I'm persona non grata here.
		I'm completely blocked from everything.
		But again, I don't necessarily want to participate.
		COVID was a big wake-up call.
		I was definitely going down the vaccine rabbit hole thanks to Alex from 20 years ago when he said, you know, question vaccines.
		And I'm like, what?
		My dad's a doctor?
		Question vaccines.
		And then here I am now and he's like, yeah, I got an unvaccinated kid.
		I, this is all a whole new world.
		And we all have our journey.
		We all have our process.
		And I get some folks pushing back and saying, Hey, you know, you're, you're doing this kind of gay piano feeder kid thing.
		And, and I'm like, yeah, it might not work for you, but there's a certain demographic section out there that really responds to this stuff.
		And I'm not trying to say, you know, I'm doing this and I very highly produced stuff or anything, but Something about music, something about art in general, is key to keeping our humanity, especially in a time, as you were saying, when AI is calling the shots, AI is doing all.
		I agree with you.
		I think COVID was AI run.
		Like, they used this Yeah, 100%.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		And man, there's so many interesting things that you just touched on.
		And of course, you know, the thing is that it's kind of gay.
		It's kind of like, you know, ragtime-y.
		It sort of shatters the perception, which, you know, it's a false perception anyway.
		It should have been shattered years ago.
		But, you know, when you hear the media going, these Nazi fascist MAGA supporting extremists, and then it's you just like, like, you know, it just, it shatters the whole, the whole
		perception.
unidentified		They've had a monopoly on the arts and it is a false monopoly.
		That makes sense.
		So they have created this idea that only the certain type can be a creative type, and it's just not true.
		Sure, you could say that there's more of an artistic personality on more of the effeminate type of people, but that doesn't necessarily have to translate to political views.
		And I think that's where we've gone so wrong, where people that I live with here, they know
		that they're voting for these people that are causing the destruction and the druggies
		on the streets and the murders and all that.
		And they know that the COVID lockdowns were mostly left policies, but they are so conditioned
		to vote and think a certain way that they would never, ever change.
		It's worse, right?
		They're fine with like, you know, a trucker being right wing, but you're supposed to be left wing.
		So you're like a traitor on top of, you know, being their enemy politically.
		ally, they want, they come for blood.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		It's worse, it's worse, right?
		They're fine with like, you know, a trucker being right wing, but you're supposed to be
		left wing.
		So you're like a traitor on top of, you know, being their enemy politically.
		And again, just the joy that comes across in your videos.
		It's something that I try like consciously to do to show people that like the awakening
		process doesn't have to be a blackpilling process.
		You can be awake to this stuff, you can be aware of what's going on, and you can still be happy and creative.
		So many people, they fall down, because you mentioned, like, the journey, the process of being redpilled, being awakened, whatever, however you want to phrase it.
		Everybody has to go through a process because everybody starts off in this highly orchestrated atmosphere of control.
		And once you break out of that, you're sort of on your own.
		And a lot of people, they realize how bad things are.
		They realize the good guys don't always win the wars.
		And it's incredibly depressing and upsetting.
		And they actually like want, they're like mad at you for not being depressed and hopeless.
		But what's necessary is for people to understand you can learn all this stuff and be happy and it's actually like being a defeatist is them winning and you have to be able to confront them and be joyful in it.
unidentified		Music is my therapy.
		It's a coping mechanism, I guess.
		But that last song, for example, that you just showed a clip of is called The Pandemic Dance.
		And I wrote that in 2020 when I still had my YouTube channel.
		And I was going through a period of, you know, we all have them as artists, ups and downs.
		And I'm like, I'm not going to write any songs anymore.
		And then finally, I was really depressed during COVID, not because of the disease, But because I wanted my friends and family to know that it was okay and that they didn't have to worry about it, then none of them believed me.
		And I felt like I was a crazy person.
		So I wrote that song as an outlet, as a way to sort of channel that frustration.
		And I think I would be more blackpilled if it wasn't for that musical outlet.
		And then the response I get from people is the same, where they say, wow, you actually caused me to laugh at a very Difficult thing to so it's I think we're really important when it comes to that again I'm give myself a little pat on the back, but We see people getting arrested for songs like right Mr. Bond and Allison Shabazz over in in Europe for just singing songs questioning Israel and stuff like that and I wonder Would I be arrested in England right now?
		I mean I sing songs about Making fun of immigration.
		I wrote a song called The Euphemism Rag.
		I wonder if that is even gonna be possible in a lot of these countries.
		So I think that we are this last bastion.
		And certainly everyone has their, all the keyboard, all the meme warriors out there that are fighting on the front lines, we all have our role to play.
		And I feel like this is my role, for better or for worse.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		No, it takes everybody.
		And I always point out, like, I mean, this is a very much a real war.
		It is an information war.
		It's weird that, you know, our form of fighting takes place as, you know, ragtime piano parody songs.
		But this is it's a battle of the mind.
		It's a battle of perception.
		It's a it's a it's a war in every real sense.
unidentified		I love how you mentioned the foundation series a lot.
		This whole idea of Asimov.
		I read all of Asimov's stuff when I was in fifth grade.
		And, um, I always had the sense of Trump as the mule.
		Do you know what I'm talking about?
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		A hundred percent.
		Yeah, yeah, yeah.
		For sure.
		I think Hitler was the mule, but, but yeah.
unidentified		Trump might be mule 2.0.
		Trump is Mule 2, Trump might be Mule 2.0.
		Right.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Right.
unidentified		But these are all, all that, all those science fiction guys, it was a blueprint.
		The George Orwells were writing about all this stuff, and it's just fascinating to grow up in the 2000s, in the Bush-Iraq War era, and now seeing all this coming to fruition.
		I feel like we're born to be alive right now, and I'm happy to embrace that.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Exactly.
		It's thrilling and it's fun watching everybody else sort of follow behind.
		And again, I think that's why it's important that people like you and I are here to go, hey.
		Welcome to, you know, welcome in, you know, I get it can be a little, uh, scary the first time you get in here, but we've been in here for two decades and we're fine.
		So don't worry about it.
		It's okay.
		You're just waking up to this stuff.
		You didn't look into this stuff before.
		It's good.
		You're into it now, but trust us, we've been here since the mid two thousands and, and we're fine and everything's fine and things are getting better.
		Actually, more people are waking up and it's thrilling to see.
		And that's actually a topic I was interested in getting into on today's show anyway.
		I'd love to hear your take on it because this weekend, Candace Owens, Dan Blitzerian or
		whatever his name is, big controversy.
		But I feel like as you talk about the journey or the process of being aware of this stuff,
		there's a very odd process that's going on right now where people who previously were
		all in favor of Israel, they loved Israel, they didn't know anything was wrong with,
		then October 7th happens and they're outraged, they think Israel has a right to respond.
		Then they see how overboard it gets and they see the lies and they start questioning things.
		And in response to this, they're called anti-Semitic, they're called Nazis and people insult them.
		And I just think...
		You know, it's not just Candace Owens going through this.
		She might be an example of this, but there are millions of people in America right now who never questioned our relationship with Israel.
		They're starting to ask questions and calling them anti-Semitic, it just doesn't make any sense.
		It doesn't do anything good.
		It doesn't do anything positive.
		And you just think of it as yourself.
		If you have questions, I'm not anti-Semitic.
		I have questions about Israel.
		If you call me a Nazi for it, it's not going to make me stop asking questions.
		It's just going to make me like, be like, oh, is this thing bigger than I thought?
unidentified		It's going to make me write more songs.
		It's gonna make me push back even harder.
		So social media has changed.
		It's done a lot of bad stuff, but it has connected us in a way.
		So I was banned from Twitter for almost half a year last year.
		They never said why.
		They brought me back on October 7th.
		Who knows why?
		So all of a sudden I'm back on October 7th, and the first thing I start talking about is the 40 beheaded babies.
		That was clearly a hoax.
		And I'm like, 40, is there a number that they use for their numerology rituals?
		40 days, 40 nights, the flood, like it's like a biblical thing and I'm writing this stuff and if I, I was doing this 10 years ago, I was writing about the numerology, you know, I'm a schizo poster, it's just what we do.
		But 10 years ago they would have said, you just shut up.
		But now I'm responding to Charlie Kirk and all these guys and then they're all Oh, wow.
		Yeah, that actually makes a lot of sense.
		They're doing occult rituals, and so this is changing.
		We went through the process, the 20-year process.
		I was on Reddit 20 years ago, battling with folks like Ghislaine Maxwell, who was the first super user on Reddit.
		She used a screen named Maxwell Hill, and her and her buddies were a bunch of just Masaad folks that Boost, artificially boosted Reddit.
		Of course, I didn't know that at the time, but we have been on the front lines of this for a really long time, where, you know, you could say, you could lay out all this stuff point by point in your 15 years of journey, and people will shut down.
		Whereas now, we're in a different environment, where things are clickbait, quick attention spans, And a 60, 90 second song can really do a lot.
		So you're showing my song, Way They Shut It Down.
		I wrote that as kind of a joke, you know, Jews fake space and all.
		It's just like a kind of a joke, but it also touched on some real stuff.
		And I didn't really think twice about it, but then YouTube went.
		Really hard on it removed it for hate speech and I'm like, okay I'm actually gonna go hard and I wrote a song called swindlers grift about about Israel and the stuff that they you know LaVon affair Samson option all the stuff that they the shady stuff that they do so it isn't about Being anti-semitic or anything like that.
		It's as the court gesture.
		You need to make fun of Who who needs it if you give one group of people?
		immunity from criticism Yes.
		that's tyranny.
		That they, bad actors will assume the identity, although we see that with the trans issue, right?
		Where sure, most of them kind of probably just want to do whatever,
		but then there's a few militant ones that will dox you and send you death threats
		and try to destroy your life.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Those are bullies.
		Right, or there's a few perverts that like, see there's an excuse to go into the girl's locker room
		and go, hey, I can cloak myself in transgenderism, and then I got this whole contingent of people
		that will defend me when I'm just pervert on people.
unidentified		So yeah, no, you're- We need to be able to make fun of those people
		and put them in the spotlight, 100%.
		And when you take away our ability to do that, then the next step is complete,
		Cool.
		We lose it all, basically.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		That is the exact point I wanted to make.
		And this isn't going anywhere, right?
		Candace Owens posted this about, they did a Space yesterday, Truth About Zionism.
		One million people tuned in live.
		We had 85,000 live viewers at once before people were reporting that they were being kicked out.
		Conclusion, the world wants free speech and honest dialogue.
		All the smears money can buy is not going to change the direction things are headed.
		So, I mean, that's definitely true.
		Look, for the Jews out there, like, you gotta change your strategy.
		You can't just, like, say people are evil and tell them to shut up when they're just asking questions about things they'd never heard of before.
		And John Cardeo wrote, he said, I've never been a crusader, but it's incumbent upon non-Jewish conservatives to be the one to put an end to this anti-Semitic idiocy, etc., etc.
		That's a great picture of Ben Shapiro.
		movement and religious liberty means nothing. Now this is the opposite of
		religious liberty. Religious liberty means you have the right to criticize
		religions. It means you have the right to say I don't believe these people and I
		think their morality is wrong. Like that is religious liberty. How is it so
		inverted that they think it's a violation of religious liberty to insult
		or disagree with or even hate a religion? That's a great picture of Ben Shapiro. I
unidentified		love that. It's iconic.
		Yeah, like I said, I've made fun of them all.
		I've made fun of Christianity, and they laugh.
		I've even made fun of Muslims, and they said, you know what?
		I actually thought this was funny.
		I mean, maybe I, hopefully, the wrong ones didn't see that stuff.
		But there's something, and honestly, I've had Jewish people say, I love your music.
		I get that you're poking fun at these tropes and these things that What's my line?
		There's certain things you cannot say, so sing them all instead.
		There's a certain truth to that.
		It's unfortunate that that's where we are, but I'll take what we can get right now.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, no, absolutely.
		And that is the thing.
		And there's religious extremists on every side, right?
		I'm sure some Christians are not happy with songs about them.
unidentified		I'm a ragtime extremist.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		I'm a ragtime extremist.
		That is so funny.
		Well, can you stay on for a little longer?
		I'd love to continue this conversation on the other side of a quick commercial break.
unidentified		I'd love to.
unidentified		Thanks, man.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Okay.
		Very excited to continue this conversation with Kylan DeGataldi.
		DeGataldi.
		At Foundring1 on X on Rumble at Foundring.
		That's F-O-U-N-D-R-I-N-G.
		Go download his music.
		Go look at his songs.
		Share them with your friends.
		Music can break through.
		Comedy can break through.
		And Foundry delivers both in spades.
		Foundry 1 on X. We'll be back on the other side to talk a little bit more about the awakening process that we're all going through right now, collectively.
		And you and I will be your shepherds to the promised land.
		Stay with us.
unidentified		Stay with us.
		Till one day he played another trick and said, My name is Alex Jones.
		Let me show you how all this goes.
		He spotted Bin Laden plotting something worse.
		The old Bill Cooper saw it first.
		And when those towers up and burst, they gunned poor Cooper down.
		Then Alex donned the crown.
		He might have missed the mark on Y2K.
		It's alright, he lived to bark another day.
		He raved Big Tech would pave the way for a war in the Info Age.
		With your mind taking center stage.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Alex Jones was right, folks.
unidentified		Absolutely brilliant.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		This is a song by my guest Foundring on X at Foundring 1 on Rumble at Foundring.
		You can find all of his social media there on his X at Foundring 1.
		His real name, Kylan de Gitaldi.
		And, uh, yeah, Alex Jones was right.
		And we're just talking during the break a little bit.
		So you've been watching Alex Jones since, you know, the mid 2000s.
		You know, all I knew you from was your music.
		And, you know, sometimes musicians are much better in front of the piano than they are in front.
		So I didn't know what to expect.
		I was only gonna have you on for 30 minutes just to, you know, get your takes on, on music and its role in the information war and everything.
		But obviously, uh, It's like anybody that's been watching Alex Jones for 20 years.
		They just get it.
		Just get what's going on.
		They just are able to see through the lies and I've been really enjoying our conversation.
		So I wanted to keep you on for the rest of the hour and I'll just the things I was going to cover.
		I just want to cover with you because I want to get your take on it as clearly you get this stuff.
		I mean, it's And and this again is sort of part I think the red pilling process I had to go through it where like first it's like world shattering and you're like oh my god you kind of just for me personally I just want to like lay in bed and just like it's all over the bad guys one screw this and you got to break through that you got to break through and on the other side you realize like most people are still good
		Most people that you're around are loving, good humans.
		They just don't get what's going on.
		It's all about keeping people in a state of ignorance.
		You get past the hate, you get through the hate and depression, and you emerge on the other side understanding that you're involved in a cataclysmic Epic struggle for the fate of humanity and that it's a good thing and that humanity deserves to be saved and we don't deserve to be under the thumb of these scumbags.
		I don't want to ramble too much but again just talk a little bit about just like how you got to this point and the role like Alex Jones played or just the awakening process you've been through again to hopefully shepherd more people who are just now waking up to this stuff.
		I can't believe it.
		I cannot believe people are You know, still blind and just now waking up, but they are and it's beautiful and it's happening really rapidly.
		So advice, I guess, what advice would you have for people that like, especially in the in the context of Israel, they never heard of USS Liberty.
		They never heard of the Levant Affair.
		Now because of October 7th, they're learning about all this stuff.
		A lot of them are going right off the deep end.
		How would you guide people through this this turbulent time?
unidentified		Well, like I sung about in that song, it's a war in the info age with your mind taking center stage.
		So they want us, it's a war for your minds.
		They want us to be afraid to talk about certain things or to express ourselves in certain ways.
		And I think that once we Once the social stigma is removed, sure, like don't be an asshole and don't call for violence.
		But if you want to speculate about something, if you want to just throw something against the wall, you shouldn't have to worry about losing your job or getting arrested for it.
		And I think that the fact that that's happening right now is in an Indicator, not that we're losing, but that we're winning, right?
		So they wouldn't be going so hard if they had control.
		And it doesn't mean that we let our guards down and just say, oh, we got this.
		No, because now we're going to have to fight harder.
		But like you were saying, this has been a process for a lot of us.
		We were lucky You and I and others from my generation to be around pre-social media, but to have grown up alongside with the internet, which allowed us to develop in a way that is kind of important.
		It's unique, whereas the folks older than us weren't really afforded that opportunity, and certainly not the younger generation.
		And we're in this kind of the sweet spot where, like I was saying during break, my My college girlfriend was not a fan that I listened to Alex Jones, uh, a lot.
		And she's like, you listen to that crazy guy.
		I'm like, yeah, I didn't really, when he would, he'd be ranting about vaccines.
		I'm like, okay, vaccines, they saved a lot of people.
		And then I started going on forums.
		I was, like I mentioned, I was on Reddit in the early days and I started experimenting where I talk about Bigfoot.
		I talk about, Remove the triangle.
		I talk about whatever.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
unidentified		It was the reactions when I hit certain topics.
		Vaccines.
		Israel.
		Back then, Monsanto was a big one, because they put so much effort into shilling and putting out bots to put their talking points.
		I started recognizing it right away.
		They've gotten a little more subtle.
		They've changed their approach.
		But back then, it was really obvious.
		And it was like I was stirring this hornet's nest every time I mentioned those issues.
		Monsanto, vaccines, Israel.
		Those were a big three.
		And I never really even thought about that stuff.
		So generally, You can know where there's smoke, there's fire, when you start to get that pushback from folks, right?
		And so, yeah, I cut my teeth on Reddit and these forums.
		And over the years, I started building up, not necessarily a following, but just this idea that we can question a lot of this stuff.
		And I saw that a shift happening Pre-COVID, a lot of these social media sites of strong anti-vaxxer propaganda.
		They come after you if you try to do any type of death threats against anything, but if you call for death against Trump, if you call for death against quote-unquote anti-vaxxers, you were allowed to do that.
		And I'm like, okay, there's a shift that's happening.
		So around 2017, 18, 19 got really Serious.
		So on the front page of Reddit every day, there'd be like, let's kill all anti-vaxxers.
		I'm like, isn't this against the terms of service?
		No, these, these, uh, social media companies are social engineering by some very bad actors to try to condition us for the next thing.
		And so even right now, I'm wondering what I got to look around.
		What's the next thing?
		Are they going to drop the alien?
		You know, they're putting out these, uh, these UFO videos.
		This is all conditioning for, uh, for the next step that they're going to put us in.
		So it's very important to stay, uh, Awake and alert as to what the propaganda efforts are.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, and even just noticing it and being aware of it and questioning it is enough to disable it a lot of times, right?
		If you're aware of what they're trying to do, you can just ignore it.
		I can watch Hollywood movies and not be sucked in by the propaganda because I just see it.
		I go, okay, this is what they're doing.
		Oh, gee, the white guy's the evil one, huh?
		Okay, great.
		Yeah, it doesn't, it's not going to affect me.
		As long as you're aware of it, those subtle manipulations, they're just not able to pull them.
		And it's interesting you're talking about.
unidentified		And that's why they're, they're not going subtle anymore.
		They're going pretty brazen about things.
		I mean, COVID, I would say 9-11 was pretty brazen.
		That was pretty brazen, but COVID was a whole nother level where I'm seeing even my normie family members.
		It woke them up.
		It really did.
		They were following everything and they were believing Fauci's and stuff.
		And it hasn't, I've lost, some of them have gone the opposite direction,
		unfortunately, but that's the gamble that they took with COVID was that they knew it was going to
		cut off, ruin the minds of half of the population, but they risked losing a lot of the normies.
		And what we're seeing right now is that.
		And that's why they're going to have to push back so hard.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		And every time they accelerate, the awakening accelerates and then they have to double down and then the awakening happens.
		And I mean, when you talk about what's happening in the UK right now.
		Insane.
		It is insane.
		They are emptying prisons of murderers and filling them up with political, not even political opposition, like old men who, you know, walked around during a riot.
		It is completely insane what they're doing there.
unidentified		I don't want to take, I know it's bad there, but look at what happened.
		We're no better.
		Look what happened after J6, right?
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Exactly.
unidentified		So we went on our own.
		I mean, and even that the public perception has shifted a lot where three years ago there was billboards saying, did you see someone at the report?
		And now I don't feel like the, we got a little bit of distance from that event and But what did we see after it was an insane crackdown where, for example, I and several other influential accounts on Reddit were removed from or banned on the morning of Jan 7, the next day.
		went from there and they basically carried out across all platforms a, I would describe,
		a digital night of the long night.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Yes, exactly.
		It was a holocaust.
		We'll be back in just one minute, a few minutes, more with Foundry.
		Mr. Johnny Rockefeller back in 1909.
		A JPMorgan, a JPMorgan, a JPMorgan.
unidentified		Morgan heard you got a cruise line.
		Let's make two Titanic ships.
		It's okay if one part of them's a ship.
		It goes back, folks.
		in the evening when they go to sleep. We'll sing one to the bottom of the ocean deep.
		And everyone we don't like will have a watery love.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		It goes back folks. It goes way back.
		It again is another song by my guest Foundring on X at Foundring 1 on Rumble at Foundring.
		That's F-O-U-N-D-R-I-N-G.
		Real name, Kylan DeGedaldi.
		It really goes back, doesn't it?
		Again, one of the things about The Awakening is you start going, wait a second, was COVID made in a lab?
		And suddenly you're going, the Titanic didn't exist.
		The Lusitania was an inside job.
		It really goes back, doesn't it?
unidentified		And also the time line of the exposure of these events is accelerating where
		we saw the JFK assassination.
		It took 10 years for, at least for the Warren Commission to even start, and then it's a
		Pruder film.
		And JFK, the movie, came out in the 90s, 30-year process.
		9-11 started unraveling after a few years.
		Butler, Pennsylvania was unraveled basically within two days.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Right?
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		No, you're exactly right.
unidentified		The half-life on the ability for them to keep up the official narrative is breaking down, which is why they have to hit us with so many, like, wham, bam, thank you, ma'am.
		We're whiplashed from, like, it's amazing that this Butler, Pennsylvania was a month ago, and yet it feels like almost ancient history.
		I hate to say it now.
		It's wild.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		And that's by design.
		You know, you're exactly right.
		Everything is getting so much crazier, especially with things like 9-11.
		My friend pointed this out to me and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it since, that like 10 years ago, if you said the official story of 9-11 is not correct, Nobody liked you, right?
		I mean, nobody agreed with you.
		Everybody thought you were crazy, conspiracy theorist, tinfoil hat wearing person.
unidentified		It's the opposite.
unidentified		Now they don't like you if you think it's real.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Right.
		And that just sort of happened.
		And there wasn't one moment, right?
		There wasn't one big revelation where suddenly now everybody gets it.
		It happened slowly over time and eventually it reached that critical mass where now probably the average person thinks that there is something questionable about 9-11.
		Totally unacceptable 10 years ago, now status quo.
		That's called winning the information war.
unidentified		I was 15 when it happened and I wasn't quite indoctrinated by the system, but I was old
		enough to think for myself. And the moment that they put those pictures up and they put
		bin Laden's face, I knew I wasn't a conspiracy theorist, but I knew something was wrong.
		And I think you can't really pinpoint a moment. I would say the COVID era was a big one where
		they really, I feel like they played that card a little too early.
		Maybe it was planned.
		I don't know if it was Trump that the mule 2.0 that caused them to do it, but I don't think they were quite ready for that moment.
		Maybe Hillary was supposed to be president.
		I don't know.
		But I think that they went too big and too hard and they knew that they were going to risk.
		I don't know if this is the AI running all of it, whatever, but.
		They were going to risk losing a lot of folks, and they did.
		They really did.
		And now, like I said, I can talk with certain family members about 9-11, about Israel, about vaccines, when I couldn't before.
		So it's a really important time right now.
		Really.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		It is.
		It's an opportunity.
		We have to take advantage of this opportunity of people being, you know, the door is open right now.
		It's up to us to walk in and not walk in with you idiot.
		You believe this and you're so stupid and I'm the genius.
		It's like.
		You gotta understand, everybody had to go through this process, you gotta have empathy for them.
		If they're just waking up, they need friends on the other side going, come on in, the water's fine, I'm glad you're finally awake.
unidentified		And singing a jaunty little ditty with a ragtime beat, it can help for some people.
unidentified		It's not for everybody, I get it, I'm not trying to make everyone happy, but for a certain demographic, it can be really useful, which is why folks like me are targeted.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		100%.
		Again, I love bringing people like yourself on the show in hopes that, you know, somebody listening this right now, we have, you know, hundreds of thousands, millions of people listening right now.
		One of them's got a talent.
		One of them's got an idea for a skit or a song or something.
		And hopefully, you know, seeing somebody else have success in this, you know, hearing this inspirational stuff.
		They'll go out and make something, somebody hears that, they make a change in their life.
		I mean, who knows what the downstream effect of this stuff is.
unidentified		I got a hot take for you.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Hit me.
unidentified		AI music generation.
		I'm worried, yes, AI is...
		The devil basically going to take over a world and turn us into transhumanists.
		But at the same time, I think it's a really powerful tool.
		And I don't think that the AI, like for example, the music generation, I don't think it's a bad thing.
		I think it's going to allow people without the experience to put their thoughts and turn it into a catchy little ditty.
		And they've had a monopoly on the music industry for a reason for so long, why they put up all this slop and it just to keep us dumbed down.
		And once that, they relinquish the, it's not just music, it's the ability to create.
		Sure, we can go too far and become, you know, get plugged into the matrix or whatnot.
		But I do think that these tools that are becoming accessible right now
		have a lot of potential for us to weaponize against them.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		100%.
		We have to be on the forefront of this.
		And whether it's music or like making Hollywood-level productions for free with AI, I mean, it's mind-blowing, the tool chest that they have opened for everybody.
		And we can take advantage of that and beat them with ideas like we did with memes.
unidentified		It's the internet all over again, where, sure, it came from DARPA, and they released it as an under-controlled way.
		And there was a moment when it kind of got out a little too much, and that's when we cut our teeth.
		and what formed us into who we are today.
		And I feel like we're in a similar revolution right now where the cat's out of the bag a little bit
		and they're gonna try to corral it and co-opt it like they normally do.
		But I don't know, man.
		I think that we're seeing these power structures weakening, which is why they're putting this show of force,
		this jackboot show of force.
		But it's all posturing.
		It really is.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		It's an act of desperation, just like COVID was.
		I totally agree.
		They were not prepared to release that, but they felt that they wouldn't have survived another four years of Trump.
		They had to do something Totally drastic.
		Now, just to close out the show here, I have a collection of articles.
		They didn't go with any of my other stacks.
		So I just, I put them as a segment we're going to call get used to it.
		So I feel like that's the overwhelming message from the mainstream media is everything's getting worse and it's up to you to get used to it.
		Not try to stop it, not try to fix it, not to go back to how things were before, just change your own expectations to be okay.
		So this is just a collection of stories over the weekend.
unidentified		Kamala Harris is a retarded communist drunk.
unidentified		Get used to it.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Get used to it.
		She's your president now and you're going to love it.
		And we're all going to pretend to love it.
		Exactly.
		So here's just a quick collection, right?
		Flight diverted after pilot admits he isn't qualified to land.
		Quote, really?
		Sorry, folks.
		Okay, great.
		You're in the air.
		Okay, fine.
		Purdue recalls 167,000 pounds of chicken nuggets over metal contamination.
		Folks, get used to it.
		There's metal in the nuggets now.
		Pretend it's delicious.
		Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore's family speak up as the astronauts remain stranded in space.
		Yeah, there's two astronauts that just we can't get back from space because we just can't handle it.
		Boeing, of course.
		One standard deviation increase in doctor quality reduces patient mortality risk by 12.2% as the entire healthcare industry, you know, kills itself over DEI and trying to get, I don't know, black people to be doctors, I guess.
		It's going to massively increase deaths.
		And finally, we have this Waymo cars honk at each other throughout the night, disturbing San Francisco neighbors.
		We actually have a video of this where a parking lot full of self-driving cars I don't think we can handle the technology that we've been granted.
		Clip number 24.
		We can watch this.
		But we should just get used to this, right?
		Everything sucks.
		Everybody hates each other.
		Everybody's failing.
		The pilot can't land the plane.
		There's metal in your chicken nuggets.
		People are just floating around out of space dead.
		What are we doing here?
		What are we doing here, Galen?
unidentified		The real question is, do those cars avoid the Massive piles of human feces that have littered.
unidentified		Do they have the San Francisco feces map?
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		It's a DLC, yeah.
unidentified		It hits close to home, man, because I'm near San Francisco and a lot of those policies have spilled out to where I am here.
		And just recently in the news, a very tragic case of a girl who was murdered about 10 years ago,
		locally here, and the murderer is gonna be let free, potentially, due to Kamala Harris's laws that she enacted,
		or whatever, when she was DA or whatever she did.
		And yet, the people around here are outraged by it, but they're still voting for these same people.
		They're like, oh, I'm so mad, but Kamala's got my vote.
		It's this extreme cognitive dissonance that it feels impenetrable at times,
		but then every once in a while, you do break through.
		And when you show these stories, one of them at a time is like, okay, that's ridiculous,
		but back to back to back, it's becoming impossible to ignore all except for the flamingos
		with their heads in the ground.
		But like I said, we are in this great awakening right now, and it's just a privilege and an honor to be serving here
		with all of the other friends and meme lords out there.
		So anyway, thanks again for having me on and letting me talk with you.
		This has been a really cool full circle experience as someone who's been an Alex Jones guy for Almost 20 years now, and here I am.
		So it's humbling and an honor.
		So thank you, man.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		No, no, the honor is all mine.
		Kylan, I'm sorry, Kylan DeGataldi at Foundring1onX, Rumble Foundring, F-O-U-N-D-R-I-N-G.
		Thank you so much for being with us.
		That's going to do it for us.
unidentified		You're the man here, CJ.
harrison smith ▲ ● ▼		Alex Jones in 90 seconds.
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