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| If Trump authorizes long-range U.S. bombing, aeronautics attacks, And there's no ifs, ands, or buts about it. | ||
| And again, New York Times two months ago, oh, the U.S. started the whole thing, ran the whole war so far. | ||
| Yeah, but you could have some plausible deniability. | ||
| There's no plausible deniability now. | ||
| There's Al Jazeera. | ||
| U.S. Europe lifts range restrictions on Ukraine missiles. | ||
| Why it matters. | ||
| Yeah, why it matters. | ||
| Russia said they will start targeting NATO countries if that happens. | ||
| And then we're at full And we are playing with fire. | ||
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says Ukraine has been given permission to use weapons given by its allies to strike deep inside Russia. | |
| Ukrainian President Zelensky has long appealed for this authorization. | ||
| Thermal nuclear hellfire. | ||
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I'll give you an update. | |
| I'm not happy with what Putin's doing. | ||
| He's killing a lot of people. | ||
| And I don't know what the hell happened to Putin. | ||
| I've known him a long time. | ||
| Always gotten along with him. | ||
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But he's sending rockets into cities and killing people, and I don't like it at all. | |
| All right, here is the bottom line. | ||
| NATO, for over 50 years, has been planning this Ukraine war and preparing the population there for it. | ||
| Much of World War II was fought there. | ||
| And they elicited 15 years ago multiple overthrows of the elected governments there. | ||
| They have been prodding and poking the bear. | ||
| And three years and four months ago, And Ukraine continues to say, no, we want all that territory back. | ||
| We want Crimea back that Putin took in 2014 under Obama's watch. | ||
| It's always been part of Russia. | ||
| And they're not going to give it up. | ||
| And Putin came out and said, they're trying to strangle us. | ||
| This isn't a real peace deal. | ||
| The peace deal is over. | ||
| We're not at the table. | ||
| We're done. | ||
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They're trying to strangle us, and we should reciprocate. | |
| We did not chase anyone out. | ||
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We provided the best possible conditions to work in our market, and they're trying to choke us. | |
| And we should act in a mirror fashion. | ||
| Some comments coming from not just Volodymyr Zelensky, but also from Friedrich Merz, the German Chancellor. | ||
| I've been talking lots over the last couple of hours about the tourist missiles that Germany produces. | ||
| Friedrich Merz saying that we are financing Ukrainian-made long-range missiles with no range limits. | ||
| Going on to say we will do everything to open the path to negotiations as well. | ||
| That, of course, we assume is between Ukraine and Germany. | ||
| And Friedrich Merz saying that they'll continue to increase pressure on Russia. | ||
| They're going to enable the joint production of long-range missiles and will not disclose details publicly. | ||
| It's that strategic ambiguity. | ||
| As one famous German politician said after the end of World War II. | ||
| The Federal German Republic has never again, in the full understanding of that word, been sovereign. | ||
| And they don't deny Germany itself, although I don't know how that made it to the media, when a general of the Bundeswehr is discussing how and where they should strike Russia, at the Crimean Bridge or somewhere else in Russia, including such Russian territory, which nobody has any doubt that it is indeed Russia. | ||
| And so, when the first German-made tanks appeared in Ukraine, It created a moral ethical shock in Russia because Russian society has always thought highly of the federal German Republic. | ||
| There's a threat escalation ladder that Rand Corporation has had since the 60s, really the 50s. | ||
| And it's been adopted by other governments because it's very accurate. | ||
| And it goes from zero up into the 40s, total nuclear war. | ||
| And we are up in the mid-30s right now, and this follows a... | ||
| So, in my 31 years on air, I can tell you, we've never been closer to total Armageddon. | ||
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Alright folks, that's the latest Bound Report. | |
| Find and share it at band.video, the sabotage of peace. | ||
| Stay tuned for today's program. | ||
| We have so, so much to show you. | ||
| I honestly I'm going to try to jam them all in as best I can, as well as your phone calls. | ||
| Hopefully, cross your fingers. | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
| Stay with us at the American Journal Infowars.com. | ||
| Share that link, folks. | ||
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It's Friday, May 30th, in the year of our Lord, 2025. | |
| 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 and get everybody in the stuff together. | ||
| Okay, three, two, one, it's down. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to the American Journal. | ||
| My name is Harrison Smith, coming to you live this morning from the InfoWars studio here in Austin, Texas. | ||
| We're going to talk about some very, well, very interesting news locally. | ||
| We've got, I guess, all of the suspects in the murder of Jamie White, our late colleague, have been arrested now and are being charged with capital murder. | ||
| So that is as good of news as we could hope for in that regard. | ||
| I'll show you a statement from Alex Jones and the press briefing on this in just a second. | ||
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But we got we got. | |
| We just need to get into it because I got too much to even, I can't waste time talking about all the stuff that I have to talk about. | ||
| So let's just get into it, shall we? | ||
| Here it is, your daily dispatch. | ||
| All right, here it is, folks, your daily dispatch for Friday, the 30th of May, 2025. | ||
| First ever wrongful death lawsuit filed against big oil over climate change. | ||
| A Washington state woman filed a wrongful death lawsuit. | ||
| This week against seven oil and gas companies for their role in causing a 2021 Pacific Northwest heat wave. | ||
| The suit alleges the companies knew since at least 1968 that their fossil fuel products altered the climate, causing more frequent and deadly weather disasters and hiding these risks from the public. | ||
| The lawsuit claims the heat wave peaked on June 28, 2021, with a record 108-degree day that directly led to the fatal hyperthermia of 65-year-old Juliana Leon. | ||
| International climate scientists have determined that the 2021 heat dome would not have occurred without the influence of human-driven climate change, and experts claim that companies knowingly worsen the crisis despite understanding its severe risk. | ||
| This rare case seeks monetary damages while highlighting the foreseeable acceleration of climate-fuel deaths if fossil fuel companies do not change their practices. | ||
| I know what you're thinking. | ||
| I'm thinking it too. | ||
| this sounds ridiculous, right? | ||
| They're suing a company because it's too hot. | ||
| They're suing an oil company because the weather is too warm. | ||
| I know that sounds completely insane, but do you forget that our entire society is run by insane people? | ||
| This is Washington State, the very same place where a bunch of mask-clad communist ninjas attacked a Christian prayer circle. | ||
| And the mayor came out and criticized the Christians for daring to have a prayer circle. | ||
| Right where Antifa was attacking. | ||
| So this is, yes, insane. | ||
| Yes, completely outrageous and absurd. | ||
| They're literally suing a company over the weather. | ||
| But this is how they're going to do it. | ||
| But you understand that this is the way that they're going to do it. | ||
| That there's enough of these people in positions of power. | ||
| that they'll file the lawsuit, they'll get a friendly judge to... | ||
| They'll, you know, demand to know from the oil company, give us the documents that show that you planned to heat the world up and kill this old woman. | ||
| And they'll be like, what? | ||
| We don't have, what are you talking about? | ||
| You want to look at our documents saying that we planned to heat the earth up by burning fuel? | ||
| That doesn't exist. | ||
| Default judgment, $90 billion. | ||
| And they'll shut down the company that way. | ||
| I know, it sounds absurd. | ||
| It sounds like we live. | ||
| We live in an absurd parody of civilization. | ||
| So that's how they're going to do it. | ||
| This is how they will actually shut down entire companies. | ||
| But shutting down the companies isn't the point. | ||
| The point is to extort those companies into giving billions of dollars to the climate change initiative anti-human agenda. | ||
| So I'll say, look, either you can be sued into oblivion by everybody. | ||
| Because anybody who has anything happen to them associated with the weather, we're going to blame on you. | ||
| Your house floods? | ||
| It's the oil company. | ||
| Your heat wave comes through? | ||
| That's the oil company. | ||
| It's a drought? | ||
| That's the oil company. | ||
| Raining too much? | ||
| That's the oil company. | ||
| I mean, literally, it just opens it up for complete dismantling of the oil business as a whole. | ||
| And they'll say, but you can mitigate some of the damage that you've done by donating to us. | ||
| Hand over the cash. | ||
| And we'll absolve you of your sin of the weather. | ||
| It's crazy, but this is how it's happening. | ||
| So you can stop it now or you can just twiddle your thumbs and wait to see how this rolls out. | ||
| Meanwhile, Trump administration shakes up leadership at ICE amid frustrations with arrest and deportation levels. | ||
| The Trump administration initiated a leadership shakeup at ICE in late May 2025, reassigning executives and rehiring or re- The reshuffle results from White House frustrations over ISIS immigration arrests and deportation rates, pushing for increased enforcement targets. | ||
| The changes include Robert Hammer leaving as head of Homeland Security Investigations and Kenneth Ganalo retiring from enforcement and removal operations. | ||
| Steve Miller announced that ISIS. | ||
| These developments suggest an unprecedented expansion in immigration enforcement and a government-wide campaign to accelerate locating and deporting unauthorized migrants. | ||
| Which is exactly, exactly the type of thing that should have happened four months ago. | ||
| I guess better late than never. | ||
| It's just at this point, I'd like to see 5,000 to 10,000 arrests per day, but 3,000 Shouldn't be that hard considering the fact that we know where hundreds of, well, yeah, hundreds of thousands of these people are in hostels and shelters that we built for them. | ||
| Gigantic camps, as far as the eye can see, filling up entire parks in cities like Boston and New York, where there are thousands and thousands of migrants living on the taxpayer dollar. | ||
| What is the problem with it? | ||
| Why can we not get these people out? | ||
| Because there's no will to do so. | ||
| So hopefully by replacing some of these people, we can move a little bit more towards just basic enforcement of our fundamental laws. | ||
| Meanwhile, Trump tariffs reinstated by appeals court for now. | ||
| On May 29th, 2025, a federal appeals court reinstated Donald Trump's abroad tariffs, originally implemented from April 2nd, which target a range of major trading partners such as China and the EU. | ||
| The reinstatement came after lawsuits filed by small businesses and 12 Democratic attorneys general challenged President Trump's use of emergency economic authority, arguing he had overstepped his legal powers. | ||
| A day earlier, the Court of International Trade blocked the tariffs, determining that the power to levy tariffs lies exclusively with Congress and that the president's emergency powers do not extend to unlimited tariff impositions. | ||
| Again, it's like if this is the way we want to govern, then this is the way that we have to govern. | ||
| If declaring emergencies gives you extraordinary powers, then that's the way that Trump has to do it. | ||
| Now, in this case, the economic destruction of America is in fact an existential emergency for the fate of this country. | ||
| And therefore, I think warrants rapid and aggressive maneuvers like giant tariffs. | ||
| That Trump can implement. | ||
| You didn't see a lot of court reversals of the emergency measures to do things like lock you in your home and ban singing in church during COVID. | ||
| But then again, I guess we don't have all of the lawyers in our ranks. | ||
| Meanwhile, Netanyahu says Israel accepts Witkoff's new Gaza truce proposal. | ||
| According to a media report, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to a U.S.-mediated plan for a 60-day ceasefire with Hamas aimed at ending the conflict in Gaza and facilitating the release of hostages. | ||
| In May 2025, the proposal emerged after over 18 months of talks brokered by the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar amid disputes over whether the ceasefire should be temporary or permanent. | ||
| Hamas has proposed releasing 10 living hostages held since October 7, 2023 during this 60-day pause in return for the freedom of over 1,100 Palestinians detained by Israel, including a significant number serving lengthy sentences. | ||
| Of course, those lengthy sentences were delivered. | ||
| In military-style tribunals with absolutely no ability for the accused to defend themselves or present contrary evidence, and instead they were sort of systematically detained and given massive sentences, and then sometimes more horrible things happen to them. | ||
| Regardless, this is a lie. | ||
| They're not accepting the ceasefire. | ||
| The ceasefire will be broken maybe in a week, and I'll show you. | ||
| Quotes from everybody in the Israeli government saying this exact thing. | ||
| So, I just, I don't know what else to tell you. | ||
| They have a ceasefire, but it's not really a ceasefire. | ||
| And every single person at the top of the Israeli government is making extremely aggressive statements about what their intentions of Gaza are, and it ain't ceasefire. | ||
| Finally, we have this murder suspect rapped about killing InfoWars writer Jamie White. | ||
| Quote, Hit his damn blank with a nine. | ||
| Suspect Rodney Charles Hill, 17, reportedly pinned rap lyrics that mentioned gunning down White. | ||
| So, the suspect, the final suspect in the murder of Jamie White has been arrested. | ||
| They're now all in custody. | ||
| All of the group of young men. | ||
| The group of, I don't know, what do they call them? | ||
| A troublesome youth. | ||
| These troublesome youths have all been arrested. | ||
| They will be charged as adults. | ||
| Again, this is the best news that we could hope for in this regard, obviously. | ||
| There's no bringing Jamie back. | ||
| But the second best thing, I think, will be to, one, watch these goblins, these dirtbags squirm in the courtroom as they are tried and, God willing, convicted. | ||
| And that will be second only to watching them die from lethal injection. | ||
| And again, you just think about who Jamie was and how much potential he had and how much joy and information he brought to people. | ||
| It's like, yeah, one Jamie White is worth well more than four of these people. | ||
| Murderous thugs, you know, bragging, making rap songs, bragging about shooting a guy while you're trying to steal his car. | ||
| Because nothing says, you know, honor and bravery like ambushing an unsuspecting person, an unsuspecting random stranger. | ||
| I'm going to go to a video now of Alex Jones making some statements about this. | ||
| Again, it's just a weird position. | ||
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To where it's like, I don't know. | |
| Yeah, it's like you celebrate this and I'm like, haha, we did it. | ||
| We got these guys like, I don't know. | ||
| The sadness, the absence of Jamie is not going to go away. | ||
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Can we also take a second before to thank Austin PD for spending the resources? | |
| And when the case looked like it was going to be a cold case, they dug in deep and pursued those leads. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. | ||
| And, you know, an extra special thanks to the media and the InfoWarriors out there for putting the pressure on them to do this. | ||
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Brianna Morello, especially. | |
| Brianna Morello, especially. | ||
| definitely a big shout out to Brandon Morello who is still on the case and that pressure is still necessary because yeah, I think without the media pressure, | ||
| It was very likely that without the media attention, This never would have happened. | ||
| So yeah, definitely a thanks to the Austin police for pursuing these leads and a very special thanks to Brianna Morello as well as everybody out there listening to My Voice Now who shared the links, shared the articles, or made your own phone calls to Austin to make sure that this criminal gang of thugs was brought to justice. | ||
| And we still keep the pressure up because We do still have a Soros anointed DA who's probably itching to issue a plea deal to these guys. | ||
| I don't know if that's going to be possible, though, and you'll hear why when you hear the, and hopefully we'll be able to show you enough of this, the press conference where they talk about how this crime was carried out and the extenuating circumstances or extra circumstances, the fact that It was a murder carried out while in commission of a different crime. | ||
| It means it is a capital murder. | ||
| They will be charged as adults. | ||
| It will be not impossible for the DA to get a plea deal, but certainly make it less likely. | ||
| And that will be made less likely still by the media and regular citizens reaching out and insisting that the DA take this seriously. | ||
| So we do have a statement on this by Alex Jones. | ||
| Let's go to clip number three here. | ||
| Alex Jones reacts to this, and then you'll see part of the press conference yesterday from APD. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
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This data led us to the identification of four suspects. | |
| All have been arrested. | ||
| All have been charged with capital murder in this case. | ||
| They are identified as Eloy Camarillo, a 17-year-old Hispanic male arrested on April 30th. | ||
| A 15-year-old juvenile arrested on May 5th, juvenile male. | ||
| A second 15-year-old juvenile male arrested on May 20th. | ||
| And Rodney Charles Hill, a 17-year-old black male arrested on May 27th. | ||
| Just to clarify state law so you guys understand why they're charged the way they're charged. | ||
| In Texas, the offensive capital murderer includes intentionally committing murder during the course of kidnapping. | ||
| I'm sorry, during the course of a kidnapping, a robbery, a burglary, an aggravated sexual assault, obstruction or retaliation or terroristic threat. | ||
| In this case, the suspects entered Jamie's vehicle, also a Kia Soul, with the intent to steal it. | ||
| In the state of Texas, when a person enters a vehicle with the intent to commit theft, they're committing the offensive burglary. | ||
| Burglary of a vehicle, making Jamie's murder a capital offense. | ||
| Additionally, Texas law stipulates that a person can be held criminally responsible for the actions of another if, in the attempt to carry out one felony, another felony is committed by one of the conspirators. | ||
| All conspirators are deemed guilty of the felony actually committed. | ||
| Therefore, all the suspects in this case have been charged with capital murder. | ||
| Who? | ||
| Two more suspects, bringing the total number to four, have been arrested in the brutal execution-style murder of our great reporter and good personal friend, Jamie White, a few months ago. | ||
| The Austin Police Department has done a really great job tracking this down and bringing these alleged perpetrators to justice. | ||
| They're all facing the death penalty for capital premeditated murder. | ||
| Because when you go out as an armed gang to carjack and rob people, And then somebody gets killed, they're all guilty, and I absolutely agree with that. | ||
| So death penalty for bandits that kill innocent people. | ||
| And again, the scourge of white people being killed and the crime statistics are 10, 12, 15, 20 times more likely, depending on what area you are in the country, it's all about 10 times more likely to be killed if you are white by Hispanics, particularly black folks. | ||
| And this was a group of three Hispanics and a young black man. | ||
| Two are juveniles. | ||
| Two aren't. | ||
| We only know the names of two of them, but we do know their race. | ||
| The only reason I point that out is, imagine if we had thousands and thousands and thousands of white people in gangs going out and murdering blacks and Hispanics. | ||
| It is open season on white people for whatever reason. | ||
| And I'm not saying this was particularly racially motivated, because you've got these Hispanic and black gangs killing each other and killing their own race, and it's terrible. | ||
| When a white person here or there kills a black person who's innocent and it's terrible, you never hear the end of it. | ||
| Or even it's questionable like George Floyd. | ||
| And then you hear that there's this epidemic of white people out committing all these crimes and whites are attacking Asians. | ||
| It basically doesn't even exist. | ||
| It's just made up. | ||
| And you got all these Soros DAs with the crime waves not prosecuting valid offenders, and you've got... | ||
| And you've got, in many cities, up to half the cops being let go, including a third of them here in Austin, by these leftists. | ||
| And it has created a crime wave. | ||
| It has created just an explosion. | ||
| And now, places like Denver, 60% drop in homicides in just the last 130 days, all because of violent TDA and MS-13 being arrested and deported. | ||
| We're seeing numbers 25% down in D.C. because of deportation. | ||
| So Trump is bringing aid and relief from these gangs, and the Democrats are trying to protect them, and these judges are trying to keep them from being deported out of the country. | ||
| Now, it looks like all these individuals were U.S. citizens, but the two we do know of, busy wearing their Mexican flags and running down America, you can just kind of see the cold-blooded gangster attitude. | ||
| That, hey, I'm just going to go ahead and execute this white guy because he's a white guy. | ||
| He deserves to die. | ||
| I don't know if that was in their minds. | ||
| I just know it continues to be the same story over and over again. | ||
| And why is it? | ||
| We had a white guy executed a few weeks ago in North Austin by a bunch of young people. | ||
| And it's out of control. | ||
| So our hearts and prayers go out to all the victims. | ||
| Nothing can bring Jamie back. | ||
| It's very, very painful for his family. | ||
| For the crew. | ||
| But at least these perpetrators, alleged perpetrators, are not going to be out there and able to do this. | ||
| And I'd expect they're going to get the death penalty. | ||
| And that's a good thing. | ||
| Because they took Jamie's life and we need to send a message to these young thugs, whether they're white, black, Hispanic, whatever they are, that this open season crap is over. | ||
| So, again, nothing can bring Jamie back to us. | ||
| Every time I see this picture, it makes me sick. | ||
| He's such a great guy, so smart, so classy. | ||
| And the left's literally trying to protect these gangs, trying to, you know, have the prosecutors just turn them loose when they commit all these crimes. | ||
| And so much of this death and destruction lies right at the feet of the Democratic Party and Soros, the rest of them. | ||
| But in the EU and the UK, it's the same thing, where it's just open season on white people, and then the media tries to cover it all up. | ||
| But it's not working. | ||
| People know the truth. | ||
| We got Tommy Robinson just got out for months and months and months in solitary confinement for rightfully exposing Pakistani Islamic child kidnapping rape gangs. | ||
| I mean, you know, the ultimate crime is exposing the fact that it's open season on white people. | ||
| But more than them just targeting white people, it's that if you go to Pakistan or other countries, they're way more violent, way more dangerous. | ||
| But we are taught that only white people can do wrong and the West is evil. | ||
| Because the West has a big conscience and actually wants to be good on average. | ||
| It has the Christian ethos. | ||
| So the left manipulates that, liberates the theology and says, well, be a leftist. | ||
| Jesus wanted open borders, and the Pope, the last Pope, said we've all got to submit open borders up, but Vatican City wouldn't take anybody in. | ||
| It's all hypocritical. | ||
| It's global. | ||
| It's using third world populations to conquer the West and brainwash them and turn them into communists, basically. | ||
| Well, a lot of them coming here are communists to begin with, like from Venezuela. | ||
| And so, no, it needs to stop. | ||
| A moratorium on all immigration until we get control of 25 million, that's what it is, that were shipped in under Biden, and until we find and save the children that were trafficked as well, and that's starting to happen. | ||
| So, Jamie, we love you. | ||
| You'll live forever. | ||
| And we just really, really appreciate the awesome police for the job they're doing, despite the fact that they openly, to us, even attacked the Soros DA and said, yeah, it's just absolute hell, the job they've got, because they got rid of a third of the cops. | ||
| And some quit because of the demonization and not being backed when they're in dangerous situations. | ||
| And by the way, folks, amen to everything Alex is saying right there. | ||
| You can find and share that video, of course, at RealAlexJones. | ||
| But take a look at this map. | ||
| The correlation is undeniable. | ||
| Fewer people in jail means more dead bodies on the street. | ||
| As Travis County jail bookings plummeted 35%, homicides skyrocketed 123%. | ||
| And you can see as the bookings go down, the homicides go up. | ||
| It's a direct correlation. | ||
| I'm your host Harrison Smith. | ||
| Like I said, we just have a ton of stuff to talk about. | ||
| And strangely, kind of a lot of it has to do with climate change. | ||
| climate change. | ||
| And I have so much news, I'm going to resist doing what I really want to do, which is a book review about a book I started reading yesterday that... | ||
| And it's Will Durant and the History of Civilization. | ||
| And I guess I went to YouTube and saw this book and the first comment on the YouTube channel was, you know, like this comment if Elon sent you here. | ||
| So I guess this is something that Elon Musk has talked about and made a lot of people aware of. | ||
| But it was amazing because this book was written, must have been in the late 1800s. | ||
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| There's something about history books written before modern progressivism, before the modern age where they're just more honest about things. | ||
| And the whole first couple chapters of the book are talking about what is civilization and what brings it about. | ||
| Anyway, I won't get into it. | ||
| You should go read it, though. | ||
| It's absolutely amazing. | ||
| I'm going to have to do a big presentation about it for next week. | ||
| I just started listening to it last night. | ||
| But one of the things it says in this is just like the history of civilization, you know, follows these patterns in geology or weather patterns where it's like occasionally, you know, when he says the civilization is, can form only in the periods between ice ages because throughout all of Earth's history, you have periods where the glacial ice basically covers, you know, entire hemispheres of the Earth and then retreats back. | ||
| And this was just understood. | ||
| And, you know, established scientifically as early as the 1800s. | ||
| And it just reminds you of how ridiculous the claim of global warming is when we live on a planet that goes through routine fluctuations where temperatures rise and then they fall. | ||
| And usually the falling of the temperatures is the thing that kills you, is the thing that covers huge chunks of the earth in unlivable tundra. | ||
| Before it retreats again. | ||
| And somehow they've convinced people that now, now all of a sudden, Earth is on a trajectory towards, you know, just completely burning up. | ||
| And you have to sue oil companies. | ||
| Stop using gas-powered lawnmowers to stop it. | ||
| It just really emphasizes how ridiculous this whole claim is. | ||
| But not only, as we said in the Daily Dispatch, are there people suing oil companies for deaths caused by heat waves now. | ||
| And that's going to be one of the primary and probably very effective tactics at dismantling industry in the pursuit of fixing the weather. | ||
| It's completely absurd. | ||
| But I want to go to first clip number 21 because, as we know, every natural disaster is the consequence of climate change, including wildfires, possibly started by direct energy weapons and or homeless Antifa. | ||
| Setting fires all over the place. | ||
| The Lahaina fire in Maui. | ||
| Well, the cleanup is a complete racket to a really unbelievable degree. | ||
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Let's go now to clip number 21. Alright, so if you thought that my last post about the FEMA-funded tiny homes was bad, this one is going to blow your mind. | |
| The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers paid $396 million to ECC, the same company who's doing the LA fire cleanup, to clear 268 lots. | ||
| That's almost $1.5 million per lot, which is not only enough to clear the lots of their fire debris, but it's enough to rebuild the homes. | ||
| How can this not be corruption? | ||
| Leave me a comment. | ||
| Let me know if you think this is waste, fraud, or abuse, or if you've got your head in the clouds and you think everything is kosher with this. | ||
| Yeah, what else could it be? | ||
| $1.5 million per lot just for the cleanup. | ||
| Yeah, somebody's getting rich off of this. | ||
| And I guess that's just the way it is, right? | ||
| U.S. Army Corps of Engineers pays $396 million to clear just 268 lots of fire debris in Lahaina. | ||
| Hawaii, enough to rebuild the homes that formerly stood there, but instead there'll be nothing. | ||
| And I guess, you know, it's just, I guess this is modern America. | ||
| It's like, you would think that having a gigantic and trillion dollar funded army, we'd be able to just sort of do this type of stuff without a lot of extra expenses. | ||
| But no, everybody's got to take advantage of everything. | ||
| Everybody's got to... | ||
| Meanwhile, elsewhere in Hawaii, the governor has officially signed for the first time in United States history the first climate change tax. | ||
| That's right, folks. | ||
| They're going to fix the weather by stealing your money. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number six. | ||
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After years of political back and forth, the pen finally hit the paper. | |
| I hope that the world is watching because having something that is a balance between industry and environment is going to be the way to go forward to protect your people. | ||
| Senate Bill 1396, now Act 96, creates what's being called a climate impact fee, also known as the green fee. | ||
| The.75% increase to the state's transient accommodation tax hikes the TAT to 11% for tourism-related activities, including hotels and cruise ships. | ||
| To break that down, for every $400 spent, $3 will go towards natural resource protection. | ||
| The bill is projected to raise an estimated $100 million a year to address what the state says is about half a billion dollars in critical funding needed to protect Hawaii's natural resources. | ||
| There you go. | ||
| Landmark climate fee becomes law. | ||
| Visitors to help fund Hawaii's fight against climate change. | ||
| And I'm sure that'll work. | ||
| That'll work perfectly. | ||
| Just tax everybody a little bit. | ||
| And one day, flowers will bloom. | ||
| White puffy clouds will float across the sky and everything will be right because the government stole just the right amount of money from you. | ||
| This, of course, particularly ridiculous considering the fact that these islands are exactly where the richest people in the history of the world have their 45th homes. | ||
| Right? | ||
| Just one of their many compounds existing here, Oprah, Mark Zuckerberg. | ||
| And gee, how are we ever going to cover that $100 million cost? | ||
| I guess we'll have to just impose crushing taxes on all of the citizens while giving breaks to the people that could afford it. | ||
| Ridiculous, absurd, but again, as much as everything, we hardly talk about climate change anymore because there's so much other crap going on. | ||
| They're starting World War III. | ||
| I don't want to get into what else they're doing. | ||
| I got at the bottom of this stack, they're teaching. | ||
| You know, BDSM in elementary schools, but it's worth a reminder that the climate change agenda rolls on, and it's just as absurd and restrictive as ever. | ||
| But this is my politics stack, and let's get into national politics here, and we'll just tear through this. | ||
| First, from the Gateway Pundit, FBI Director Cash Patel says, Information on FBI operatives and partners on the ground on January 6th is coming. | ||
| Saying the answer will surprise and shock people. | ||
| On Wednesday night, FBI Director Cash Patel told Brett Baier on special report that information is coming out on the FBI agents and partners who are working on the ground on January 6th outside and inside the U.S. Capitol. | ||
| This information has so far been withheld from the American public. | ||
| We have a video of Cash Patel talking about this. | ||
| Clip number 11. Let's see what the new director of the FBI has to say about January 6th. | ||
| But more importantly, people have had questions about January 6th and whether or not there were FBI sources, not agents, sources, on the ground during January 6th. | ||
| And I told you I would get you the definitive answer to that. | ||
| And we have. | ||
| And we are in the process, again, of working with our partners to divulge that information. | ||
| And it is coming. | ||
| And I will tell you this. | ||
| The answer to that question will surprise and shock people because of what past FBI leaders have said about it. | ||
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Former FBI Director Chris Wray eventually admitted to Congress there were 26 FBI confidential human sources in around the Capitol, January 6th, but not actual agents. | |
| Can you say that's true? | ||
| Are there more than that? | ||
| What you're learning from that? | ||
| I can say that that is definitely a piece of the truth. | ||
| A ton of time and questioning in Congress for the director to get that point is what I'm trying to eliminate from the FBI. | ||
| If Congress asks you a question under oath, whether or not there were sources in around January 6th at the Capitol, you as the director of the FBI need to know that and not deflect and give a DC answer. | ||
| You have to be prepared for that. | ||
| And that's the answer we're giving. | ||
| That's the answer Chris Ray should have given. | ||
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And eventually everybody's going to know the whole picture. | |
| Yeah, because the American people deserve that. | ||
| And look, no one's more frustrated than me. | ||
| Remember, I was chief of staff at the Department of Defense on January 6th. | ||
| We said that we were ready, and the president had previously authorized the National Guard to be there days in advance. | ||
| I spent two years, a small fortune, grand juries, to testify to the truth. | ||
| And what happens now, years later, we were right. | ||
| Bowser and Pelosi rejected that offer. | ||
| And instead of figuring out how to prevent security lapses like that ever again, the American public spent tens of millions of dollars and countless hours on TV listening to conspiracy theories because those in positions of leadership failed to tell the American public. | ||
| I'll be glad when I see it, I guess. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| It's just like everything. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| Muriel Bowser and Nancy Pelosi knew this was going to be an issue and withheld a National Guard that was needed to control the crowds that they knew were coming. | ||
| And they should be arrested. | ||
| He's like, the answer will surprise you. | ||
| It's not the only thing that would surprise me. | ||
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It's similar to criminal negligence, right? | |
| Yes, exactly. | ||
| Like, you know, I think if you did a real investigation, you would probably find collusion in communication. | ||
| So it's like, yeah, you could probably, I think, if you really did a thorough investigation, maybe the evidence has been destroyed. | ||
| So if you had a time machine, you could go back and see that this was very deliberate and planned and they did it absolutely on purpose. | ||
| But lacking that, you don't need to have a motive or them admitting that they did it on purpose. | ||
| Something like criminal negligence would absolutely apply. | ||
| And then the show trials that they held, Should also be, you know, a criminal offense because none of this was done in good faith. | ||
| None of it was done with them actually believing that January 6th was worse than Pearl Harbor and 9-11 combined. | ||
| These people were domestic terrorists that needed. | ||
| No, it was all a show. | ||
| It was all a political action that resulted in people's lives being absolutely destroyed. | ||
| The people that did that need to be punished for it. | ||
| The people that carry this out. | ||
| And I guarantee the FBI had a lot of undercover sources. | ||
| I think that also might be a bit of a red herring because the primary actions on January 6th were carried out, orchestrated, and supervised by the Capitol Police. | ||
| And it's another instance, just like COVID, where there is no investigation necessary. | ||
| It's been four years at this point, and the investigations have been done over and over. | ||
| In a variety of different ways. | ||
| Books have been written about it. | ||
| Documentaries have been made about it. | ||
| Interviews have been done with the people actually on the ground and involved in all of this. | ||
| So the people just need to be arrested. | ||
| I mean, we know how it happened. | ||
| We know how it was orchestrated. | ||
| We know who gave the orders and where and when. | ||
| It was the Capitol Police under the direction of Nancy Pelosi. | ||
| So I'm not going to be satisfied with the FBI coming out and being like, actually, we did have undercover people there. | ||
| Yeah, we know. | ||
| I mean, come on, what are you talking about? | ||
| Of course you did. | ||
| Obviously you did. | ||
| Frankly, it would be criminal negligence on your part to not have informants in these groups. | ||
| Like, obviously, you're going to want to have people on the ground if you suspect that there's some sort of attack on the Capitol coming. | ||
| Regardless, I'm not going to be satisfied until... | ||
| The buck stops with them. | ||
| It's their fault. | ||
| The Capitol Police who carried out the initial attack that started the riotous conditions and then falling back, then opening the doors and allowing people in. | ||
| That's entrapment. | ||
| They have to be charged. | ||
| The people that gave the orders have to be charged. | ||
| People that opened up the magnetic doors have to be charged. | ||
| And of course, the undercover operatives that have been covered up and, you know, allowed to fly under the radar, weren't targets of the sedition hunters, the very people in the, you know, black face masks that were breaking windows and then assaulting people. | ||
| And yet we're never arrested or the Ray Epps types until we see arrests of the top brass that carried out this conspiracy to entrap Trump supporters and justify the outrageous, you know, pursuit of people. | ||
| And again, you've got people who went on TV and said, we are doing this in a shock and awe style where we're going after the biggest and most visible. | ||
| Like, that is such an abuse of the American legal system or justice system for political means and partisan intentions. | ||
| These people have to be arrested. | ||
| I'm not going to be satisfied with them coming out and admitting what we've known the entire time, that the FBI was embedded and involved and probably, you know, held prominent positions in the groups of people that stormed in in the first place. | ||
| So again, I guess it's just a constant thing here. | ||
| Everything Trump's administration does is like, okay, it's pretty good, but where's the teeth? | ||
| Where are the arrests? | ||
| where the trials, where the people at the top of our government held to account for the Speaking of, hey, speaking of routinely treasonous actions, anti-Trump defense IT specialists arrested for attempting to provide classified information to foreign governments because he did not, quote, agree or align with the values of this administration. | ||
| This was an anti-Trump IT specialist at the Defense Intelligence Agency, DIA, who was arrested on Thursday for attempting to provide classified national defense information to a foreign government. | ||
| According to the DOJ, Nathan Villas Latch, 28, of Alexandria, Virginia, was arrested on Thursday in Northern Virginia and will make his initial court appearance in the Eastern District of Virginia on Friday. | ||
| The Justice Department said Latch offered to transmit classified information to the foreign government because he did not, quote, agree or align with the values of this administration and was therefore willing to share classified information that he had access to, including completed intelligence products, some unprocessed intelligence and other assorted classified documentation. | ||
| That are being encouraged and given all of the underlying philosophical justification they need for committing treason because they're being told that Trump is a fascist that's killing trans people and that by standing up against him, you're practically like a resistance fighter in France fighting against Hitler. | ||
| So why wouldn't you sell classified information? | ||
| You're a hero. | ||
| And again, we'll get more into that later. | ||
| You actually have, just to jump ahead a little bit, The Democratic Socialists of America, the party that brought us the likes of AOC, and I think John Fetterman and all these other people. | ||
| It's actually a depressingly powerful political force, especially in places like New York and L.A. where their hives exist. | ||
| Their bug colonies fester. | ||
| Agree with Luigi Mangione and encourage people to assassinate their political opponents. | ||
| So again, there's just this underlying sentiment being pushed from the left. | ||
| I didn't even grab it earlier today. | ||
| Some TikTok girl who's just like, if you kill a Trump administration official, I'll write you letters in jail. | ||
| You'll be a hero and women will want you if you just kill a Trump administration official. | ||
| It's just like her face, her official account. | ||
| They're just calling for assassination. | ||
| So, again, on top of arrest for the past crimes against humanity and insane tyrannical measures like January 6th or COVID-19 or subverting and destroying the electoral process to seal the election in 2020 or the Russia collusion hoax that they carried out for years on end, the same people that are either still in office or still going on media tours. | ||
| Encouraging people to be traitors. | ||
| Remember, James Comey went on TV after posting a death threat to Trump and basically encouraged this type of activity. | ||
| It was just like, well, you know, the Trump administration is really evil and bad, and it'd be okay for people in our intelligence community to resist it with everything they've got. | ||
| So not only do we have to deal with the infinite amount, the just overwhelming number of past crimes and the people who committed them and the evidence that we have on them, just like we got to do this quickly because we still have future terrorist attacks to prevent by arresting the people, now calling for them, agitating for them, and even offering rewards for carrying them out. | ||
| And do you get how bad things are right now? | ||
| Meanwhile, hopefully the American people are... | ||
| Jake Tapper is everywhere these days doing interviews to push his new book about Biden's mental decline, but it's not helping the ratings on a CNN show. | ||
| His show in May saw the lowest rating since 2015. | ||
| Ten-year low for old Jakey Tapper. | ||
| It's possible that Tapper's book and the claims he's making are actually hurting him? | ||
| As he makes the media rounds and talks about how the entire journalism industry just missed the story about Biden's mental decline, he's simply reminding the public that he and other reporters were a major part of that scandal. | ||
| Perhaps that's part of the reason why people are tuning him out. | ||
| Which, you know, I hope. | ||
| I hope people are tuning him out. | ||
| I hope people are seeing this for what it is. | ||
| And I do think that's an appropriate reaction from people reading this or hearing Jake Tapper talk about it. | ||
| It's like, wow, man, even when these guys get caught out absolutely, blatantly. | ||
| Just obviously lying to the American people. | ||
| They then go on to write a book where they absolve themselves of all blame and promise to basically continue to do what they were doing in the first place. | ||
| Why would you listen to them? | ||
| Why would you listen to admitted liars who then write books about lying that themselves are filled with lies? | ||
| It's like you're just exposing yourself more and more. | ||
| So they're in this feedback loop of desperately trying to fix the problem that they created. | ||
| Meanwhile, State Department to launch Office of Remigration to help accelerate mass deportations. | ||
| The Trump administration is establishing a new entity known as the Office of Remigration. | ||
| The initiative is outlined in a 136-page briefing submitted to six congressional committees, including the House Committees on Foreign Affairs and Appropriations, as well as the Senate Relations Committee, which are expected to review and approve the proposals. | ||
| By July 1st, the Office of Remigration will serve as the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migrations Hub for Immigration Issues and Repatriation Tracking, the document reads. | ||
| It will provide a policy platform for interagency coordination with DHS and other agencies on removals and repatriations and for interagency policy work to advance the President's immigration agenda. | ||
| The Office of Remigration will actively facilitate the voluntary return of migrants to their country of origin or legal status. | ||
| And I think this is great. | ||
| I think this is fantastic. | ||
| I think this probably should have been done the first week that Trump was in office because, as we know, the immigration issue is so gigantic and has been, you know, exploded so massively over the last four years, so inflated and just unmanageable that encouraging remigration has to be a key tool in the toolbox. | ||
| As much as it would be and will be easy, With enough agents, with enough funding to just round up people and deport them. | ||
| It's just an extra burden that we shouldn't have to concern ourselves with. | ||
| People need to know. | ||
| Either go home or you're going to be punished. | ||
| And we'll even help you get home. | ||
| Again, this is what I have been pitching for the last year in terms of what Trump should be doing. | ||
| It's good to see them actually taking this on and helping people get home. | ||
| Helping them return to the countries where they were born and grew up and have citizenship and have a government that represents them. | ||
| They get to go home. | ||
| You're welcome. | ||
| We don't have to let you get home. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| So just think about that. | ||
| Just think about that. | ||
| They should be seeking asylum from us. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| Meanwhile, Nevada DHHS specialist caught on camera admitting to bending the rules to providing benefits. | ||
| For illegal aliens, the Nevada governor has been forced to respond to this. | ||
| It's a new release by O 'Keefe Media Group on Thursday. | ||
| They released undercover video of a Nevada Department of Health and Human Services Division of Welfare and Supportive Services specialist admitting to bending the rules to provide benefits for illegal aliens. | ||
| I get them emergency medical all the time. | ||
| I just approved them for 12 months because I can, DHHS specialist Deshaun Eli Mack said. | ||
| Even undocumented people from Mexico and things, I can still get them benefits, he said. | ||
| How many times do we have to say it? | ||
| You put leftist activists in charge of an organization and that organization gets destroyed. | ||
| Just every time, the one-to-one association with this, they don't see themselves as having a responsibility fulfilled in the role that they're in. | ||
| They see the role that they're in as an excuse to take advantage of whatever power they can accrue to themselves. | ||
| Legally or not, to benefit, you know, their political position. | ||
| So this shouldn't be a surprise to anybody. | ||
| We're going to show you the video on the other side in the first five minutes of the next hour. | ||
| We'll show you the James O'Keefe release from O'Keefe Media Group of this guy, Deshaun Emac, saying, you know, I didn't break the law, but I certainly did bend and distort and twist and take advantage of it because it's not about... | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
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That technically be subverting a law at all at that point? | |
| I do the law. | ||
| I will twist and turn our provisions to fit the way that I want them to go. | ||
| Whether it's a law or not, I don't know. | ||
| Poor care. | ||
| I don't care, actually. | ||
| Deshaun Eli Mack is a family services specialist at the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services. | ||
| Now, his job is to help American families get support like health care, financial aid, and counseling. | ||
| But he told our undercover journalist that he helps illegal immigrants stay in the country and get medical help, quote, all the time. | ||
| While on what he thought was a date with our reporter, Deshawn said that he gets benefits for illegal immigrants from Cuba and Mexico. | ||
| He says he gets them, quote, "emergency medical all the time just because I want to," close quote. | ||
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So are you able to help undocumented people, like, with assistance to stay here and, like, get medical help and all that stuff? | |
| I do it all with that. | ||
| Mmm. | ||
| Unfortunately, after something that election had a sharp decline, And our Cuban clientele and our undocumented clientele that just weren't coming in. | ||
| Because they didn't want to get found out? | ||
| Correct. | ||
| And a few times, we and my co-workers have had to claim to them, we would never call us. | ||
| We do not vote with them ever. | ||
| I believe that is something we have on the books. | ||
| We do not call. | ||
| Oh, fine. | ||
| I disapproved of it. | ||
| Oh, Cuban passport? | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| There you go. | ||
| Even undocumented people from Mexico things. | ||
| I can still give them benefits. | ||
| I give them emergency medical all the time, just because I want to. | ||
| Deshaun explained that illegal immigrants are supposed to apply for emergency medical care on a month-by-month basis, but he approves them for a full 12 months just because he can. | ||
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Even though it doesn't cover anything, still, I think it's emergency Medicaid. | |
| Emergency medical is a month-by-month basis, and it's supposed to be used for undocumented people. | ||
| It's like they get hospitalized or something, so that they're not putting the bill. | ||
| Medicaid can cover some of those expenses. | ||
| But they're supposed to apply every month, so it's just approved for 12 months. | ||
| Peace. | ||
| When our undercover journalist asked Deshaun if this was allowed, he responded, quote, I make it so. | ||
| He admitted that he quote bends the rules a lot. | ||
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Oh, is that like a wild technically? | |
| I'm a girl. | ||
| Nice. | ||
| I bend the rules a lot. | ||
| Because I want, I don't know, if you come see me, I'm giving you better things. | ||
| What's the matter who you are pretty much? | ||
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Yeah, I'm just giving you better things. | |
| Because that's what my text wanted me to do. | ||
| Oh. | ||
| To the extent that I'm able to, but I've been to those a lot. | ||
| Hmm. | ||
| I'm sure there's many ways to throughout the system. | ||
| In every department, I'm sure. | ||
| Correct. | ||
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It will just take certain people to do it. | |
| When Deshawn was asked if the conduct was subverting the law, he responded, So would that technically be subverting Allah at all at that point? | ||
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I do that a lot. | |
| I will twist and turn our provisions to fit the way that I want them to. | ||
| So whether it's Allah or not, I don't know. | ||
| Or care. | ||
| I don't care, actually. | ||
| Now, what are the laws that Deshawn is subverting? | ||
| Misappropriation and falsification of accounts by a public officer. | ||
| The statute prohibits public officers from knowingly keeping false accounts or making false entries related to public funds. | ||
| Deshawn's approval of ineligible individuals for extended Medicaid coverage could be a violation. | ||
| As well as the Nevada False Claims Act. | ||
| This prohibits the submission of false claims for payment to the state of Nevada. | ||
| The governor of Nevada has been forced to respond to this. | ||
| That again is the latest from James O 'Keefe, O 'Keefe Media Group. | ||
| I will twist and turn our provisions. | ||
| Nevada DHHS specialist caught on camera admitting to bending the rules to provide benefits for illegal immigrants. | ||
| What do we think the likelihood is that this guy gets arrested? | ||
| I mean, here he is on camera. | ||
| Admitting to breaking the law, saying I do it all the time, discussing in detail the way in which he provides for people that don't deserve a share of our tax dollars, hides illegal immigrants from ICE. | ||
| What is the likelihood that this guy gets arrested? | ||
| What's the likelihood that this guy spends one day in jail? | ||
| Maybe we need to have like a betting pool so I can bet against anything positive ever happening. | ||
| Is there a way to turn my constantly justified pessimism into cash? | ||
| Because maybe that's the only silver lining here. | ||
| I don't think anything's going to happen. | ||
| That guy should be in jail. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| We just watched the undercover video from O 'Keefe Media Group with the DHHS specialist in Nevada bragging about how Yeah, technically he has the authority to give away taxpayer money to illegal immigrants. | ||
| And so he does. | ||
| Is that legal? | ||
| Well, I make it so. | ||
| I'm not going to admit to breaking the rules. | ||
| I'm just going to admit to bending them to serve my ends. | ||
| And if there's one thing that you can take away from pretty much all the stories that we cover, it's very simple. | ||
| It's very simple what's going on in the world right now. | ||
| Our system is developed. | ||
| For moral, upstanding, honorable, decent Christian people who aren't going to take advantage of the liberties that we have. | ||
| Liberty is not a license to do anything. | ||
| It's an obligation to do the right thing. | ||
| You're put in a position of power because it comes with associated, intrinsic obligations that you act for the best of the whole country. | ||
| And this system is incompatible with the current moral outlook for the majority of Americans. | ||
| It's been a moral degradation. | ||
| And it's almost inverted in terms of the way one would expect it to go. | ||
| like when the founding fathers wrote the Declaration of Independence or wrote the Constitution, rather, Thomas Jefferson has a quote where he's like, yeah, there's going to have to be a new form of government every 20 years, basically. | ||
| Because to them, the form of government The morals should be permanent. | ||
| The government can change, but the morals should stay the same. | ||
| The government might need to change to, you know, be flexible and deal with the new technology or new developments or new population sizes that arise. | ||
| But the assumption was that the morals would be persistent and the government would change. | ||
| Instead, we've had the same government system since the end of the Civil War, but the morals are completely incompatible now. | ||
| Now there's a dog-eat-dog mentality. | ||
| There's a do-what-you-can-when-you-can-as-long-as-you-can-get-away-with-it mentality that is destroying us from the inside out. | ||
| And again, it puts us in an impossible position because we have these ostensibly good things, things that on the surface, or at least to the average person, are good, are like something that the government should do. | ||
| Now again, I think it's sort of beyond arguing whether or not We should have things like Medicaid or Medicare. | ||
| It's just like we do. | ||
| We just do. | ||
| And wanting to get rid of that is a very long process to even discuss how that would come about. | ||
| I get it morally. | ||
| Ideologically, sure, people should have to pay for their own stuff. | ||
| But I'm amenable to the idea that as a giant country with incredible wealth, Maybe we can provide some for those of us who are doing without, even though I think charity is a better form of that. | ||
| Regardless, once you have these things in place, it's like impossible to get rid of them, even when they're taken advantage of. | ||
| So you can have something like Medicare or Medicaid, and it's just fraught with fraud. | ||
| Just fraud everywhere, completely destroying it. | ||
| So how do you fight the fraud without Eliminating the program altogether. | ||
| And eliminating the program altogether is just not politically viable right now. | ||
| That's just how it is. | ||
| I don't care how much you want it. | ||
| It's just not going to happen. | ||
| But the fraud is unimaginable. | ||
| The size and scale and scope and the ease with which people commit it. | ||
| Because we have this open society and these liberal functions to our government. | ||
| You put people in charge and you go, okay, your job is to make sure everybody's getting money who needs it. | ||
| They're just like, okay, well, I'm just going to give it to all my friends, give it to the illegal aliens, probably withhold it from people I disagree with, because all I see is power. | ||
| All I see is a lever of power to be exploited. | ||
| Not thinking about the second-order consequences of, okay, then this whole thing's going to have to go away now because it's all fraudulent and bankrupt. | ||
| How's this for an excerpt? | ||
| The New York State Medicaid-funded program. | ||
| For having people stay home with their aging relatives. | ||
| Back in 2014, only 20,000 people were paid by the program. | ||
| When eligibility rules changed in 2015 during the outgoing Obama administration, the number jumped to $250,000. | ||
| Today, the figure is more than 620,000 people. | ||
| This taxpayer-funded program now makes up 12% of the tax. | ||
| So from NPR, how cutting Medicaid would affect long-term care and family caregivers. | ||
| Medicare pays for nursing home care and for some in-home and community-based care, such as AIDS. | ||
| But they won't pay for Medicaid, will not pay for long-term care. | ||
| Medicare, the program for people over 65, does not pay for long nursing home stays or for ongoing in-home help. | ||
| For people with low incomes and few assets beyond a home, Medicaid will pick up the tab for long-term permanent nursing home care. | ||
| It pays 60% of the nation's extended nursing home stays, including nearly 1 million people. | ||
| But basically they say, you have an elderly person at home. | ||
| We're not going to pay for them to have in-home help. | ||
| We're not going to pay for them to go to a nursing home. | ||
| But we will pay for you to make it your full-time job to stay home and take care. | ||
| Of your parents. | ||
| As if that's not just a responsibility you should be taking up yourself. | ||
| Anyway, how many of these 620,000 people are honestly spending 8 hours a day taking care of elderly people? | ||
| Is this not just a gigantic scam? | ||
| I mean, when you can multiply the number of people receiving it by 10.5 or however many, 10 times as many people between a couple years. | ||
| That's an explosion in fraud and not an explosion of need, right? | ||
| 12% of the so-called private sector so-called jobs in New York City, 12%, over 10% of the private sector, taxpayer-funded, jobs, it is no job, they're paying you to stay home, is Medicaid, paying people to stay home and take care of their elderly relatives. | ||
| No requirement to show that they're actually Doing something positive with that money that it's needed, I guarantee you at least half of the people receiving this, the elderly people that they're staying home to look after, the elderly people probably have jobs themselves, right? | ||
| It's just scam upon scam upon scam. | ||
| This is the problem. | ||
| We have an open society with these nice things for people, and bad people with bad intentions get to take advantage of it. | ||
| So the choice is either we stop being so open and liberal, We start being more China-like in the surveillance and, you know, tracking of citizens and what they do and where they go and how they're spending their money because you need an overseer to make sure you're doing the right thing. | ||
| Or we can just get rid of these programs altogether. | ||
| One of those is impossible. | ||
| The other one is necessary. | ||
| So we can either be moral and have these things or be immoral and be slaves. | ||
| That's the choice that we're making right now. | ||
| Maybe being slaves is preferable to the other options here. | ||
| Anthropic CEO warns unemployment rate in U.S. could soon be 10 to 20 percent. | ||
| Mostly white-collar STEM graduates won't have jobs. | ||
| Yet U.S. is importing hundreds of thousands of foreigners on H-1B visas. | ||
| Dario Amode. | ||
| The CEO of Anthropic, one of the world's most powerful creators of artificial intelligence, has a blunt, scary warning for the U.S. government and all of us. | ||
| AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs and spike unemployment to 10 to 20 percent in the next one to five years. | ||
| Amode told us in an interview from his San Francisco office. | ||
| Amode said AI companies and governments need to stop sugarcoating what's coming, the possible mass elimination of jobs across technology, finance, law, consulting, and other white-collar professions, especially entry-level gigs. | ||
| Amode, 42, who's building the very technology he predicts will reorder society overnight, says he's speaking out in hopes of jarring government and fellow AI companies into preparing and protecting the nation. | ||
| Hey, maybe you can ask AI what we should do. | ||
| hey, we have this powerful AI, ask them what we do to prevent... | ||
| And again, who knows? | ||
| And it is ridiculous that we bring in hundreds of thousands of H-1B visa workers to take the very jobs that are scarce already, not going to native-born white people or American people of any race, actually, but instead going to foreigners by the hundreds of thousands. | ||
| And, I mean, we just get into the number of issues with that, and the fact that, you know, the morals I keep talking about, the morals that make it so that America used to operate efficiently, those are American morals, and people outside of America don't share those. | ||
| I know this is totally bigoted and outrageous for me to say, but it's also absolutely true, undeniable, and admitted by the people that I'm talking about. | ||
| Opposes cheating. | ||
| That thinks that that's a bad thing to do and that you have a responsibility to take a fail if you deserve it. | ||
| And I can show you just infinite numbers of instances of this, not only like official stories where like big cheating rings are broken up in these countries, but stories from people here in America where like I didn't know why, you know, first of all, most of my class is Chinese in engineering school at University of Houston or something. | ||
| And they all cheat. | ||
| They all share answers with each other. | ||
| And they all cheat continuously. | ||
| That's fine to them. | ||
| Those cultures, it's like you got the A, you got the A. It doesn't really matter how you got it. | ||
| Americans don't really operate that way, so we're being out-competed by the people that do. | ||
| It's unfortunate, but it's absolutely true. | ||
| So again, you got this moral degradation just across the board as the ultimate underlying cause of all of these problems. | ||
| And the problems are tangible, right? | ||
| What a graph. | ||
| The median age of first-time homebuyers is spiking, now approaching 40. And you can see that after a slight spike in the early 2000s, the average age of first-time homebuyers last decade was around 30. Hopped up to 31 around 2010. | ||
| Hopped up again to 32 around 2015. | ||
| It's about every five years we hop up one. | ||
| In this case, we hopped up two in five years to 33 being the average age of the first-time homebuyer in 2020. | ||
| Now in 2025, the average age is 38 years old. | ||
| So in five years, we've gone from 33 years being the median first-time homebuyer to 38. And again, this is just going to continue as they systematically eliminate home ownership in this country on purpose by design through private equity and a number of other economic pressures, including just excluding Americans from the workforce and bringing in People who, you know, never thought they'd own a home. | ||
| Didn't grow up with parents who owned a home. | ||
| It's not, you know, part of their expectations. | ||
| So they're happy to work for pennies, undercut the American people, globally sourced scab workers who, you know, a two-bedroom apartment and a high-rise is infinitely better than anything they would have had back home. | ||
| So they're happy to accept it. | ||
| And this, of course, is a very long-term scam that's been going on. | ||
| Author in Cali at AuthorReturnsS on X. And again, yes, yes, and it's on purpose. | ||
| And it's absolutely by design. | ||
| And it's like a sickening. | ||
| You really think about it. | ||
| I feel sick to myself when you think about just the potential being wasted. | ||
| The genius being just spilled on the ground when really intelligent, hardworking, driven people from some small town somewhere, instead of being fed up the chain. | ||
| It used to be a process. | ||
| It used to be that you'd go to public school or private school, but public school, the vast majority of people go to public school. | ||
| The teachers and administrators would try to identify the spectacular students. | ||
| Put them in an accelerated course, get them gifted and talented classes, or put them up a grade, and then they would be filtered into our university system to where they'd be educated in the defense or engineering that we needed. | ||
| And then they'd go into corporations, and you would take advantage of this gigantic pool of incredible human talent that we have. | ||
| And now, all of that has been disrupted, disturbed, totally destroyed by the drive for equality, the drive for equity. | ||
| They're not even awarding grades anymore. | ||
| How are you supposed to identify anybody who's exceptional? | ||
| Even if you identify them if they're exceptional, if they're not the right race or gender, then they're going to be disadvantaged because the ultimate goal is not achievement or taking advantage or making the most out of the raw material you have, the human capital that just is constantly generated in America, the best in the world brought us to literally the moon. | ||
| And instead those people are crushed and put down and, John Carter responds to this by saying, back in the 80s, a deliberate decision was made to screw American engineers and scientists because they were, quote, too expensive. | ||
| Spreadsheet brained MBAs betrayed an entire generation and in doing so dramatically weakened the U.S. in innumerable ways, enabling industrial espionage by foreign adversaries, facilitating the building of... | ||
| Also, they could shave a percentage off the quarterly report and add it to their annual bonus. | ||
| Then, as the cherry on top, they added DEI. | ||
| Never forget what these traitors did. | ||
| Everyone who profited from this should hang. | ||
| Or we can at least undo it, or we can at least make tangible measures to get back to a system that makes even a little bit of sense, where we're actually rewarding exceptional students, rewarding extra hard work and spectacular talent, and funneling it into places where it can benefit all of us, either in the corporate or the private world or the military world. | ||
| However people best fit, we used to have a system that would put them there. | ||
| Instead, now we have a system that deliberately excludes them. | ||
| So the races are more equal on stat sheets. | ||
| Totally ridiculous and insane and inevitable and pretty much entirely on purpose. | ||
| And I pointed out a tweet go kind of viral where it showed the GDP explosion of the U.S. over the last 20 years. | ||
| Since the year 2000, the GDP, gross domestic product of America, has tripled and life has gotten worse in every possible way. | ||
| In every possible regard, in terms of arts, or safety, or cohesiveness of the American society, the fabric of our nation, it's just been utterly, it's in tatters, it's been destroyed. | ||
| But the GDP has gone up by triple, so that tells you what GDP is good for, right? | ||
| More than 230 U.S. cities' starter homes now cost $1 million or more, nearly triple the price of just five years ago. | ||
| Again, it's on purpose. | ||
| It's completely on purpose. | ||
| They don't want you buying houses ever in your life. | ||
| They want you renting from them forever. | ||
| Everything is going to a rental model. | ||
| You're not going to own your car. | ||
| You're not going to own a house. | ||
| You're not even going to own your phone. | ||
| You may be able to own the disposable things in your life. | ||
| Maybe clothes. | ||
| If you're really rich, you can buy clothes, but you'll rent clothes too. | ||
| You won't take airplane flights anywhere. | ||
| You won't be able to travel without permission from the robot cars. | ||
| And you certainly will not be able to own your own home. | ||
| That's yours forever. | ||
| No, no, no. | ||
| You'll pay the same amount that you would for a home. | ||
| You'll just rent it from a corporation. | ||
| And that's on purpose. | ||
| All of it's on purpose. | ||
| Obviously, obviously. | ||
| But I had a response to somebody. | ||
| Somebody in that was like, these MAGA idiots are mad that capitalism is exploiting people but won't. | ||
| But they still want to blame immigrants and DEI. | ||
| It's like, who do you think is implementing immigration and DEI? | ||
| Who do you think it benefits? | ||
| They're like, you're just blaming the tools that the people use. | ||
| It's like, yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
| We got to get rid of those tools. | ||
| If you get rid of those programs, the bad people aren't exploiting you as effectively anymore. | ||
| This is not difficult. | ||
| It's not the underlying foundation of Trading goods and services for money. | ||
| That is basically the entirety of capitalism in its foundational sense. | ||
| In fact, these people exploit it against the national interest, against the interest of their neighbors and friends. | ||
| And they're allowed to do that continuously. | ||
| And the way they do it is by importing cheaper scab workers from overseas and by Thank you. | ||
| Pay them to make things and produce things and sell things that nobody wants. | ||
| Because even if your profitability goes down by not hiring the best people, that'll be made up for and more with investment from places like BlackRock to reward you for participating in this suicidal drive towards so-called equity. | ||
| Meanwhile, Trump makes new push to decouple U.S. from China. | ||
| The Trump administration has threatened to revoke visas of many of the 277,000 or so Chinese students in the U.S. and to subject future applicants from China, including Hong Kong, to extra scrutiny. | ||
| Why not just get rid of all of them? | ||
| I mean, just get all of them out here. | ||
| We don't need them. | ||
| We don't need them. | ||
| We don't want them. | ||
| They don't contribute to us. | ||
| They don't help us at all. | ||
| At all. | ||
| The vast majority of this 277,000 go back to China. | ||
| They come here. | ||
| They get educated. | ||
| Given to an American student. | ||
| Said it's, we educate our enemies and they go back to China. | ||
| So we're left with, we not only get our education and industrial expertise given away to China, but we end up with a lack of engineers because all the ones we educated went back to their home countries to serve them. | ||
| Totally ridiculous. | ||
| I think China has something like a thousand American students in the entirety of China. | ||
| We have 277,000 Chinese students. | ||
| They have 1,000 American students. | ||
| Make that make sense. | ||
| Then we have this. | ||
| How's this for just a typical slap in the face? | ||
| Raskin. | ||
| Jamie Raskin investigating Trump meme coin event. | ||
| That's right, folks. | ||
| Despite controlling the House and the Senate and the executive branch of the Congress, the Republicans are. | ||
| The Democrats are still launching their ridiculous investigations against Trump and his supporters despite being in the absolute minority and ostensibly powerless in the federal government. | ||
| Jamie Raskin is investigating Donald Trump's May 22nd crypto dinner at his golf club near Washington, D.C., attended by top investors in the Trump meme coin. | ||
| Raskin wrote to Trump demanding the release of attendees' names and funding sources due to concerns about foreign nationals possibly buying Trump tokens via offshore exchanges. | ||
| The dinner involved 220 investors who spent millions with 161 likely foreign nationals, while entities tied to Trump controls 80% of the 1 billion coin meme supply. | ||
| I don't even get this. | ||
| And profits from sales. | ||
| Raskin described the event as one of many concerning schemes, profiting from the presidency and caution that it might violate the Constitution. | ||
| That's right, folks. | ||
| Jamie Raskin is doing more as a congressman than the entire Republican Party combined. | ||
| Scams are the Democrats running. | ||
| That could be, I mean, just from USAID and uncovered by Doge, the hundreds of billions of dollars scammed out of Americans' pockets. | ||
| Taxpayer dollars. | ||
| And, like, this is nothing compared to that. | ||
| This is nothing. | ||
| These people with their own private money buying a meme coin for whatever godforsaken reason because it's got Trump's name on it or whatever. | ||
| It has nothing to do. | ||
| They're not stealing from the American people. | ||
| They're not robbing us wholesale, they're not Got caught doing through Doge. | ||
| Still no investigations, no charges. | ||
| It's Jamie Raskin launching investigations against Donald Trump. | ||
| Because the Democrats actually know how to wield power. | ||
| Take a lesson. | ||
| Alright, welcome back folks. | ||
| Again, just getting through the... | ||
| But again, they all share this through line, this line of continuity of just immorality and really blatant corruption. | ||
| Like, it's very blatant. | ||
| That's maybe the most frustrating part about all of it is how people doing it. | ||
| Admit that they're doing it. | ||
| We catch them doing it. | ||
| And then nothing happens. | ||
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| It's anarcho-tyranny on display. | ||
| You try to, you know, miss a decimal point on your tax returns. | ||
| See how quickly they find it. | ||
| Meanwhile, some dude in Nevada can be handing out hundreds of thousands of dollars in Medicaid to illegal aliens. | ||
| Somehow goes totally missed. | ||
| Totally undetected. | ||
| Some private investigator, O 'Keefe Media Group, has to do the investigation, gift the evidence for it, present the evidence for it, and then nothing happens. | ||
| It's a little bit outrageous how this is a constant theme. | ||
| Constant. | ||
| For years, this has been the case. | ||
| I mean, is anybody else exhausted by this? | ||
| Ten years. | ||
| Ten years since the Russia collusion hoax, which is probably like the primary, like the most illustrative example that you can think of. | ||
| These people just blatantly broke the law in a thousand different ways. | ||
| The most important laws in our country's entire law code, right? | ||
| Provisions against the government spying on people in order to destroy their lives, manipulating the presidential contest so that they can, as a government spy agency, dictate who we can vote for and who we can't. | ||
| I mean... | ||
| And look, you can ignore all of this. | ||
| If you want, that's a possibility. | ||
| And like I get the impulse. | ||
| I don't know why, I was just thinking about it yesterday, like man. | ||
| The term ignorance is bliss. | ||
| Nothing more true than that. | ||
| It would be, I guess, nice to not pay attention to this stuff, not look at this. | ||
| Because at the end of the day, the strategy being pursued is incumbent on the effects of their corruption being subtle enough to go unnoticed. | ||
| That the average person Can watch football and go to movies and watch TikTok and they can just tune all of this out. | ||
| And they won't really notice. | ||
| They won't really notice. | ||
| I mean, things will get a little bit worse, but hey, that's life, right? | ||
| It's a little bit harder for you than it was for your parents to get a house and nothing you can do about that. | ||
| Not worth wasting time on it, right? | ||
| It's just this slow drip, continual degradation. | ||
| Of life, and it's like, that's the ultimate weapon. | ||
| The ultimate weapon is the comfort of the American people, is the ability of the American people to tune this out, not care about this, downplay it, say, well, you know, yeah, there's fluoride in the water, but they're still smart people, right? | ||
| So who cares? | ||
| Yeah, the economy's, you know, not great, but you could still get a house if you, you know, work extra hard. | ||
| So is it really worth causing a fuss about? | ||
| And they know this. | ||
| They know that if the effects of these things were felt in a heavy way by the American people, then we'd be able to correct it. | ||
| Enough people feeling enough squeeze and pain from all of this would not allow it to continue any longer. | ||
| So powers that be have dedicated a lot of time and resources to making people as comfortable as possible. | ||
| It's making it as easy as possible to just... | ||
| Blind yourself to it. | ||
| Pay no attention to it. | ||
| Just assume that the world is going to go on and there's nothing you can do to affect it one way or another. | ||
| Don't stress yourself out by thinking about it, right? | ||
| It's just the ultimate trick. | ||
| It's just the ultimate strategy. | ||
| It's incredibly effective. | ||
| The issue is there's an easy solution to it and it's will. | ||
| It's just willing yourself. | ||
| To face this stuff, willing yourself to think about it, to consider it. | ||
| Because whether or not you pay attention to it, it's just a matter of time before it affects you. | ||
| It's just a matter of time, and it might be a matter of generations. | ||
| It might be that your life's okay, and maybe your son or daughter's a little bit worse, but you can still sort of, you know, create a pocket of civilization for you and your family and, you know, resist the influence of the outside world for another generation. | ||
| But a few generations on. | ||
| Your kid or your kid's kid or your kid's kid is going to never be able to buy a home and never even consider being able to buy a home. | ||
| And they're not going to know history and they're not going to know religion and they're not going to know anything other than immediate gratification for whatever impulse has been seeded into their brain by the media that they're forced to consume. | ||
| You can't ignore this. | ||
| I mean, you can. | ||
| You can. | ||
| You perfectly well can. | ||
| It's just, why would you? | ||
| Why would you ignore this? | ||
| Why would you not be able to yourself extrapolate how all of these little issues, year over year, decade over decade, build upon each other to completely warp and distort everything that you thought was just normal and permanent and persistent? | ||
| You've got to pay attention to this stuff. | ||
| Again, the most outrageous part about all of it is the fact that none of this is speculation. | ||
| None of this is accusation. | ||
| I'm not even accusing, I'm just telling you what people themselves say. | ||
| And nothing is done to correct it. | ||
| Nothing is done to punish the people taking advantage of us like this. | ||
| It's death by 10,000 cuts. | ||
| Destroying our nation, bleeding us out. | ||
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| I don't know what I can do to encourage people to even just think about this stuff, pay attention to this stuff, or impress upon people the title shift that's happening right under their feet, and they don't even notice. | ||
| But again, part of it, not only do they make you comfortable and make it easy to ignore what's going on, make it easy to just accept whatever new civilizational horror they introduce, Thank you. | ||
| But it's it's also I don't even know if it's intentional, but whether it's intended or not, the lack of action when things are revealed, the lack of positive outcome, even when. | ||
| 80 million people vote for Donald Trump, get the Republicans in charge and just nothing. | ||
| It's demoralizing. | ||
| But one of the big reasons people don't get involved, don't get active, don't go to protests or call their school board or file lawsuits in the way that the left does is because our representatives that we get into office or our systems that we entrust To bring us justice, just fail completely, constantly. | ||
| And they do it in a way where it almost has to be purposeful. | ||
| I think you'll understand what I mean when I read this next story. | ||
| MIT becomes latest university to shut down DEI office. | ||
| Okay, well... | ||
| The Massachusetts Institute of Technology revealed it will discontinue its Office of Community and Equity and eliminate Associated Vice President position after conducting an extensive evaluation of its diversity initiatives. | ||
| The decision follows a months-long assessment led by former Vice President Carl Reid and occurs amid an ongoing federal investigation into alleged race exclusionary practices at MIT and 44 other universities. | ||
| The Trump administration has targeted universities with an executive order prohibiting certain diversity practices and threatened to revoke accreditation and federal research funding tied to compliance. | ||
| Here's where it gets utterly infuriating and makes you hopeless. | ||
| MIT is involved in a legal battle to regain billions of dollars in federal funding That has been withheld for not meeting government policy requirements, while President Sally Kornbluth confirmed the university will continue promoting diversity through alternative campus initiatives. | ||
| It's like, what? | ||
| What? | ||
| What are we doing here? | ||
| What are we doing here? | ||
| Cut off billions in funding. | ||
| Well, good. | ||
| We're demanding universities and their DEI initiatives. | ||
| Well, good. | ||
| The universities themselves are launching investigations and eliminating DEI policies. | ||
| Well, good. | ||
| All of that's good, right? | ||
| Except none of it matters because they're still doing everything the same and just changing the name. | ||
| And they come out, the president of the university comes out and goes, yeah, we're actually still doing DEI. | ||
| We're just calling it something else. | ||
| She just says that in the open, right to your face. | ||
| Okay, bankrupt MIT, I guess. | ||
| I guess at this point, we might as well. | ||
| Just bankrupt MIT and shut it all down. | ||
| Apparently these people aren't getting the message. | ||
| Apparently these people cannot handle or cannot even conceive of a world in which they don't have total immunity for all of their behavior. | ||
| It's beyond ridiculous. | ||
| It's beyond outrageous. | ||
| And again, it's just like how many times do we have to entertain this? | ||
| I mean, and this is every single university, every single corporation that this has been levied at, right? | ||
| And it's like, are the Republicans idiots? | ||
| Are they falling for this? | ||
| Are they complicit? | ||
| Because those are the only options. | ||
| They do all the right executive orders, they withhold funds, billions of dollars, you know, these big threats, big crisis to force them to do something. | ||
| And the people go, yeah, we're kind of pretending to do that, but we're not actually going to do it. | ||
| And then they get the money back. | ||
| Like, what are we doing? | ||
| What are we doing here? | ||
| It's so flagrant. | ||
| President Sally Kornbluth confirmed the university will continue promoting diversity through alternative campus initiatives. | ||
| So, yeah, we're definitely shutting down EI. | ||
| We launched a big investigation. | ||
| We're shutting down the DEI program. | ||
| It's totally gone. | ||
| DEI is over. | ||
| What we have now is called DIE, and it's a new diversity initiative that does all the things DEI did, but we named it something different, so now we get those billions of dollars back, right? | ||
| Just holding out hope. | ||
| Holding out hope for a real victory at some point. | ||
| Just one. | ||
| Just one. | ||
| I'd be so happy. | ||
| So happy. | ||
| I mean, I guess the pardons. | ||
| I guess, you know, we did get the pardons. | ||
| That was one unadulterated, Pure victory from the Trump administration. | ||
| He did pardon the January Sixers. | ||
| For that, I'm incredibly thankful. | ||
| So two. | ||
| So I guess I want another one. | ||
| I guess two would be great. | ||
| Remember how easy that one was? | ||
| Remember you just signed the pardon and it just happens and you can just do things and people are free and it's all reverse. | ||
| Now even that, I would like to see recompense. | ||
| I'd like to see the people who put these people in jail go to jail themselves. | ||
| I'd like to see the... | ||
| At least they attempted to imprison them for two decades. | ||
| I'd like to see them go to imprison. | ||
| Wouldn't you? | ||
| Just one, just one victory. | ||
| One victory would be so satisfying. | ||
| But instead we get stuff like this. | ||
| Nashville mayor accused of potential aiding and abetting illegal immigration. | ||
| Per the New York Post, the Department of Homeland Security called out O'Donnell after the operations and claimed he stands by pro-illegal policies, claiming that these operations were done by people who do not share our values of safety. | ||
| Representative Andy Ogles announced on Monday that two House committees will be probing Nashville, Tennessee Mayor Freddie O 'Connell over the potential for aiding and abetting illegal immigration. | ||
| At a Memorial Day press conference, Ogles said, The individuals that the mayor is standing with are murderers, rapists, drug traffickers, sexual predators, child traffickers, the list goes on, which is why I will always stand on the rule of law with ICE, and I don't just stand with ICE, I'll stand in front of ICE because we the people have had enough. | ||
| I choose my community and state and et cetera, et cetera, and words and words and rhetoric and letters and nothing and nothing and absolutely nothing. | ||
| How about arrest him? | ||
| How about send the DOJ and say... | ||
| You're going to jail for murder and rape. | ||
| Just like the scumbag goblins that drove the shooter to Jamie White's house is going to prison for murder, is being charged with capital murder. | ||
| Because they were directly involved and because the murder wouldn't have been able to happen without their direct unlawful involvement. | ||
| The judges, the mayors, the people that are doing this, people that are systematically dismantling the rule of law in this country have to themselves be subjected to the rule of law. | ||
| It's the only option. | ||
| And pardon my, again, constantly justified and reinforced pessimism when it comes to congressmen. | ||
| Forming committees to investigate the potentiality of eventually maybe considering suggesting that possibly a mayor of somewhere is doing something bad. | ||
| It's like just arrest them. | ||
| Arrest them already. | ||
| And again, it's not even questionable. | ||
| Can we look at this chart again? | ||
| This decline is the decline of people booked and charged with homicide. | ||
| This red line are the number of homicides. | ||
| As the Black Lives Matter Soros prosecutors get put into place and stop punishing homicide, homicides go up. | ||
| So yeah, the people responsible for these homicides are the people who pulled the trigger or pulled the knife or choked out the victim. | ||
| Yeah, they're directly responsible. | ||
| But every Democrat involved in lessening our safety is indirectly responsible for every one of these crimes. | ||
| Every crime committed by an illegal immigrant is only possible because Alejandro Mayorkas in concert and in cooperation and in criminal collusion with NGOs and local officials allowed that illegal immigrant to be there. | ||
| I said before Trump ever got into office, what are going to be our deadlines? | ||
| How long are we going to wait to have actual action on some of this stuff? | ||
| Are we going to be fed up then? | ||
| Nothing is happening. | ||
| Nothing is being done. | ||
| Even stuff like this. | ||
| Democrat Socialists of America, and I mentioned this earlier, their Liberation Caucus praises assassination of Israeli diplomats in D.C. The Democrat Socialists of America's Liberation Caucus has advocated for Elias Rodriguez, the free Palestine agitator who was the subject in the shooting of two Israeli embassy employees in Washington, D.C., has been referred to as a political prisoner. | ||
| Rodriguez was arrested right after the killings and charged with two counts of first-degree murder. | ||
| He allegedly stood over Sarah Milgram, 26, and shot her repeatedly as she tried to crawl away, going so far as to reload just to keep shooting her. | ||
| Rodriguez is also charged with the murder of Yavon Lashinsky, Milgram's soon-to-be fiancé, who was also gunned down outside of the Jewish Museum at Milgram's side. | ||
| In addition to his activism against Israel, Rodriguez was revealed to be in favor of, quote, the genocide of white people. | ||
| Lol, you probably would have to actually genocide white people to make this a normal country, Rodriguez wrote to his friends. | ||
| like even a very targeted and selective rehabilitation program, would probably have to lead to the lifetime imprisonment of tens of millions of white people, Rodriguez said. | ||
| The Liberation Caucus of the Democrat Socialists of America, a very widespread, very prominent and wealthy contingent political party, essentially, wrote, Free Elias Rodriguez and all political prisoners. | ||
| Rodriguez shouted free, free Palestine as he was led away in handcuffs after police were called to the scene of the murders. | ||
| So it's like, okay. | ||
| They're pushing the envelope. | ||
| They're seeing how far they can take it. | ||
| We literally have political parties in this country. | ||
| We're just testing the boundaries. | ||
| It's like, well, we didn't say that we approve of the brutal, cold-blooded murder of innocent people, but we are openly not denouncing it. | ||
| We're saying we're actually kind of proud of the guy, and he's a political prisoner, meaning that the murders he committed were somehow, I don't know, a lawful expression. | ||
| It was just a big protest. | ||
| Just a bullet-style protest, I guess. | ||
| And it's like, how many FBI task forces have been dedicated to investigating Patriot Front and the Oath Keepers and Infowars, for that matter? | ||
| We've been under investigation with monthly updates since, like, 2011, right? | ||
| 2013 or whenever it was. | ||
| When are we going to see the DSA? | ||
| When are we going to see these people forced to disband their organization because they are openly advocating for murder? | ||
| And again, it's like, do we wait until the next assassination happens? | ||
| Like, how do we deal with this slow, incremental, but obvious agitation for political violence? | ||
| And I can't tell you the number of people I've seen. | ||
| Social media or wherever else. | ||
| They just brazenly, openly go on TikTok and go, yeah, we need more Luigi Mangiones. | ||
| You know what we need is people to shoot and kill the Trump administration officials. | ||
| You'll be a hero in our eyes. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I don't know how far this has to go, but obviously the DSA, the Democratic Socialists of America, saying that Rodriguez... | ||
| Not enough, I guess. | ||
| Not enough. | ||
| Even though the DSA, as I said before, are the ones who provided us with the likes of AOC. | ||
| They're an actual, widely accepted and well-funded political force in this country. | ||
| Absurd. | ||
| Meanwhile, again, just the continual, you know, revelation of corruption in this country. | ||
| Seattle Mayor Harrell faces new lawsuit from former police chief Adrian Diaz amid mounting controversies. | ||
| On Wednesday, Adrian Diaz, the former chief of Seattle Police Department, filed a lawsuit in King County Superior Court against the city of Seattle and Mayor Bruce Harrell, alleging wrongful termination, retaliation, defamation and violations of state and municipal laws. | ||
| This lawsuit represents the latest blow to Harrell, who's facing widespread criticism for branding Christian worshippers as far-right after a violent clash at a permitted rally, prompting calls for his resignation from faith leaders. | ||
| Diaz, who joined the SPD in 1997, was appointed permanent chief of police in September 2022 by Harrell. | ||
| In the lawsuit, Diaz alleged that his commitment to upholding the Seattle Accountability Ordinance and Seattle Municipal Code, Chapter 3.29, which ensures due process for officers, sparked a retaliatory campaign against him. | ||
| And again, it just goes on and on. | ||
| And it is. | ||
| It's like I call it the fractal conspiracy, right? | ||
| You look at the corruption going on in the federal government, and it looks very much the same as what's going on in the state government, as going on in the city government, as going on in the school boards. | ||
| Or, you know, whatever tiny little office these leftists can get their claws into, they corrupt, they distort, and they act in a way that is brazenly illegal. | ||
| Because they have this confidence born of decades of permissiveness where they've just been allowed to get away with it. | ||
| When you've got the MIT president saying, yeah, we're certainly getting rid of diversity by calling it something else, and we will still be pursuing diversity. | ||
| When you have the Seattle mayor saying, yeah, sure, Antifa communists attacked a permitted prayer rally at a park, but it's the prayer rally's fault. | ||
| And frankly, it's the city's fault for giving them a permit. | ||
| How dare they give a permit to these damn Christians who got in the way as the communists wanted to just commit violence and happened to land on the Christians. | ||
| It's one thing if your corruption is hidden. | ||
| It has to be uncovered and is simmering under the surface and is clandestine because the people committing it know they'll be in trouble if it comes out. | ||
| These people are so confident, so brazen in their criminality, they literally come out and say what they're doing and they're never punished and they're never held to account and they're never made to feel the pain that they inflict on other people. | ||
| It's insane. | ||
| Audit finds Minnesota agencies' lax oversight. | ||
| Fostered theft of $250 million from the federal food program. | ||
| Yeah, try leaving off a $50 Venmo transaction from your tax returns. | ||
| See how quickly the IRS identifies that. | ||
| But somehow they can lose track of $250 million in food given away to people who don't deserve it. | ||
| And what do you think the odds are that this is a community-wide effort? | ||
| By the likes of the 5 million Somalis that have been placed into Minnesota. | ||
| Inadequate oversight. | ||
| Sure, that's what it is. | ||
| We're going to be back on the other side with more. | ||
| I've got lots of videos to play still. | ||
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In 2016, when Trump was elected, I cried. | |
| I cried because I didn't understand why God would allow such an awful human to be elected president of the United States. | ||
| That's how much of a never-Trumper I was. | ||
| In 2020, after being opened up to the fact that he campaigned on bringing down the Hollywood SA ring, and then one was three years later, I reluctantly voted for him. | ||
| And I did it because I couldn't vote for someone who could be replacing Biden named Kamala Harris. | ||
| But what shows you who someone truly is isn't what they say. | ||
| It's what they do. | ||
| So I watched Trump for the next four years. | ||
| And I saw things like this. | ||
| When Donald offered to put some of the city's homeless people in vacant apartments there, the city turned him down. | ||
| You walk down the streets today and you see people freezing. | ||
| And I said, put them in those apartments. | ||
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Can you blame people for looking a little askance at that and saying, well, isn't it going to be quite unpleasant for these millionaires who live in this building? | |
| Isn't that part of what's in the back of your mind? | ||
| I don't blame them. | ||
| I must tell you, and it's not And I say, let the people stay in there until we get the entire possession. | ||
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Free is true or not. | |
| You were traveling to Atlantic City, and your limo broke down. | ||
| husband and wife pulled up behind, and the husband basically said, "I'm gonna help him out." So he helped out the limousine, and a week later, Was that a true story? | ||
| It's true. | ||
| It's true. | ||
| That's awesome. | ||
| And The Art of the Deal? | ||
| He didn't make any money from it. | ||
| Read your book, The Art of the Deal. | ||
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You don't care to count exactly how much you're worth, do you? | |
| Well, I don't know what I'm worth. | ||
| I know that from the standpoint of the book, I've done a book. | ||
| The money all goes to charity that we're making from the book. | ||
| The book has become a tremendous success, which I'm happy to say. | ||
| And it's something that makes a lot of charities very happy, too, because, as I said, the money goes to charity. | ||
| So I'm very happy about it. | ||
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And these are all stories from long before he was ever even thinking about running for president. | |
| In 2013, bus driver Darnell Barton stopped to help a woman who he thought looked like she was about ready to jump off a bridge. | ||
| Donald Trump heard about the story and sent Barton a $10,000 check for his good deed, saying, quote, your quick thinking resulted in a life being saved, and for that, you should be rewarded. | ||
| Seven and a half years, diagnosed with bladder cancer, stage three. | ||
| I asked the doctor, I said, you know, what are you going to do? | ||
| You going to cut me here, here, what? | ||
| And they're like, no, if we do that, as soon as we open you up, you're dead in 10 minutes. | ||
| Is it that bad? | ||
| And he said, yeah, it's bad. | ||
| He goes, well, we're going to start you on. | ||
| A very extensive chemotherapy. | ||
| And I was telling my wife, I said, "We haven't even got a bill yet." So I called them, and they said, "Your bill's been paid." And I said, "What do you mean my bill's been paid? | ||
| I haven't made a payment on that yet." They said, you know Donald J. Trump? | ||
| And she said, your bills? | ||
| *music* | ||
| And there were so many more stories like that. | ||
| Stories of people who worked for Trump who he gave a loan and then told him never to pay him back. | ||
| And a woman who worked for him cleaning rooms whose daughter got cancer and he paid off her room, her bills and gave her time off from work paid so she could spend it with her daughter who was sick and dying. | ||
| And then I watched him. | ||
| I watched him show up in Ohio when no other politician did. | ||
| He's been here for four days. | ||
| I've been watching them every day. | ||
| J.D. Vance has been incredible. | ||
| To the people of East Palestine and to the nearby communities in Ohio and Pennsylvania, we have told you loudly that you are not forgotten. | ||
| I watched him have a relationship with the people who lost 13 of their children when Biden pulled out of the Middle East the way he did. | ||
| Gold Star families received a phone call directly from President Trump. | ||
| All right, folks, that's a video from a TikToker. | ||
| It's called, you know, The Truth About Donald Trump. | ||
| And it's exactly true. | ||
| I actually experienced this myself. | ||
| It's from CrystalPark823 on TikTok. | ||
| I went to an Angel Moms event where it's people whose children have been murdered by legal immigrants. | ||
| And I heard from one of the moms, she was like, yeah, Trump spent two hours with us just listening to our stories. | ||
| This was in the height of the 2016 campaign. | ||
| He didn't necessarily have time to be spending just hearing from these people one-on-one. | ||
| That's just the type of guy he is. | ||
| So with all my disappointment and frustration with Trump, he's a good man. | ||
| All right, welcome back, folks. | ||
| I got some breaking news here. | ||
| We're going to finish off with... | ||
| American domestic concerns move to the international situation. | ||
| That's very interesting and very disturbing news to share with you on that front. | ||
| But let's go now to a video that just broke. | ||
| The Supreme Court has decided in favor of Trump when it comes to the ability to deport the so-called temporary protected statuses of Venezuelans and Haitians and a number of other migrant groups that Biden brought in by the hundreds of thousands, and apparently we are not allowed for a time to expel, despite the fact that the whole purpose of them being here was they were here under temporary protected status. | ||
| So luckily the Supreme Court, I guess, has a dictionary. | ||
| Thank goodness, right? | ||
| They were able to look up the definition of temporary and decide that, yes, in fact, we can revoke this permission. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
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From the U.S. Supreme Court, the president has notched a win a moment ago. | |
| The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to revoke the temporary legal status for hundreds of thousands of immigrants. | ||
| Now, they come from four countries, Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua. | ||
| They came into the country through an app that was established during the Biden presidency years. | ||
| And for the moment, it appears that the Trump team who made it their objective to deport those who came in illegally, this would be a win for the administration handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court just a few minutes ago. | ||
| So that's the latest. | ||
| Watching that from Washington, D.C. Huzzah. | ||
| Huzzah all around. | ||
| Trump can immediately start the deportation process of 400,000 Haitians, Venezuelans, Cubans, and Nicaraguans brought in by Biden. | ||
| So thank goodness. | ||
| Thank goodness we can get one-tenth of one percent of the number of people we need to out of here. | ||
| What a glorious victory it is. | ||
| I'm not even mean to be. | ||
| It's like, okay, it is good. | ||
| It's good. | ||
| It's good. | ||
| The Supreme Court got one thing right. | ||
| It's great. | ||
| It's great. | ||
| It's amazing. | ||
| Now, where the treason charges for the people that brought them in in the first place, that's what I want to know. | ||
| We're going to move on to international news here. | ||
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| All right, moving on to world news, by which I mean, of course, Middle Eastern news mostly. | ||
| Here's a story that you're probably not going to see anywhere else and yet should have the, should raise the ire of every Christian everywhere in the world. | ||
| The oldest continually operated Monastery in the world is being shut down for no reason. | ||
| St. Catherine's Monastery, Sinai, Egypt shuts it down, confiscates its property, and evicts monks. | ||
| Nearly 15 centuries after its founding, the world's oldest continually operating Christian monastery is being shut down, remarkably not due to war, but in peacetime. | ||
| The monks are organizing a global campaign to protest the move. | ||
| Egypt has made an unprecedented and controversial decision to close St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, the oldest functioning Christian monastery in the world. | ||
| The reaction has been swift and furious. | ||
| Archbishop Hieronymus condemned the action in a statement, describing it as a historical fall suffered by Hellenism and orthodoxy. | ||
| Government officials in Athens are reportedly stunned, especially since the issue has been raised earlier this month during a meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyrakios Mithos. | ||
| The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs is handling the matter, which is being treated as a top priority issue. | ||
| And basically, I can't figure out why they're deciding to do this. | ||
| I don't think they're giving a reason. | ||
| This monastery was established by Byzantine Emperor Justinian 1,500 years ago and is widely revered and respected despite surviving numerous historical challenges. | ||
| You know, like the Black Plague. | ||
| You know, the numerous historical challenges like 15 centuries of natural and human disaster. | ||
| It has survived and persisted only to be taken down for some arbitrary bureaucratic reason by the Egyptian government. | ||
| And it's just hand in hand with the total death of orthodoxy in the Middle East that is being systematically eliminated courtesy of Israel bombing the crap out of Israel. | ||
| We, of course, have reported on the Greek Orthodox Church's outrage at the way these places are being targeted for destruction wantonly during the conflict there in Israel and Gaza. | ||
| Now, Egypt is shutting down this monastery. | ||
| The Orthodox religion in the Middle East has been for decades systematically dismantled. | ||
| And I guess that's only increasing. | ||
| And it's entirely due to the Christian community around the world of over a billion people being utterly blind to the direct attacks against their heritage, history, and Christian institutions in that area. | ||
| Do I need to remind you? | ||
| Lebanon used to be Christian. | ||
| Syria used to be Christian. | ||
| The first major church. | ||
| In Christianity was in Syria. | ||
| I mean, why do you think the Crusades were fought? | ||
| Because for hundreds of years, the entire Middle East was Christian. | ||
| Egypt was Christian. | ||
| Lebanon was Christian. | ||
| Palestine was Christian. | ||
| Everywhere was Christian. | ||
| They were all Christian until the Muslims showed up. | ||
| Killed everybody that wouldn't submit. | ||
| But even then, up until the 80s, Lebanon was Christian. | ||
| A lot of these places had massive Christian populations. | ||
| You know, on the eve of 1948. | ||
| But now, one by one, piece by piece, they're being dismantled, destroyed, and eradicated. | ||
| The decision comes in direct contradiction to the promises made by President Sisi to Prime Minister Mitsos Takis during his recent... | ||
| In addition to the confiscation of the property, the Egyptian government is evicting the monks with plans to convert the monastery buildings into a tourist attraction similar to the pyramids. | ||
| Because, hey, I guess Christianity is not like a thriving modern religion. | ||
| It's something for tourists to gawk at. | ||
| It's a dead religion that people can look at with fascination like you look at the slave quarters in Monticello. | ||
| It's something old that we don't do anymore. | ||
| It's just a fascinating aspect of history that has no importance in the modern world. | ||
| And this is one place where, like, the Jews got it right, man. | ||
| Try to shut down an ancient Jewish site. | ||
| Do you think any Jew in the world is going to stand for it? | ||
| Or do you think there's going to be a massive global campaign to push back on the anti-Semitic move? | ||
| We could take a lesson from that. | ||
| We Christians could... | ||
| Why are Christians allowing our ancient historical site? | ||
| 1,500 years. | ||
| I don't even think we can, like personally, it's hard for me to even quantify that. | ||
| That means by the time Columbus was landing in America, This monastery had been in operation for a thousand years. | ||
| So, it's being shut down now. | ||
| It's being shut down. | ||
| Because they can, I guess. | ||
| The monks, of course, view this as a blatant violation of their rights and are preparing a global awareness campaign, reaching out to Christian churches and other monotheistic religions worldwide. | ||
| The Archbishop of Athens and all Greece issued strong condemnation, expressing deep sorrow and justifiable anger. | ||
| He called on every Greek and international authority to act swiftly to protect the monastery, describing it as a spiritual beacon of orthodoxy and Hellenism now facing a real threat to its survival. | ||
| Hellenism, of course, being the cultural impulse, the cultural influence from Greece after Alexander the Great conquered basically all of the Middle East all the way. | ||
| up to India and Hellenized it and of course the Egyptian pharaohs were for generation upon generation the dynasty was Ptolemic which means that Ptolemy was the founder of that dynasty Ptolemy of course being one of Alexander's greatest generals and this was like the reason that the Middle East is the way it is these days they basically owe their culture to Greek Adventurism, | ||
| more or less. | ||
| So there's a direct historical connection between Greece and all of not just these churches and orthodoxy, but in the very culture that these places once had, now more or less wholly subsumed in the Muslim global jihad, I guess. | ||
| He accused the Egyptian government of breaking its recent promises and acting to dismantle the legal, spiritual, and cultural framework. | ||
| That has surrounded the monastery for 15 centuries. | ||
| He called on the Greek government and prime minister personally to take immediate action to restore legal and religious order and prevent the effective abolition of the monastery. | ||
| I can't even... | ||
| There's no reason why it should be shut down. | ||
| It's just they think they can. | ||
| They just aren't going to get violent pushback, so they might as well, right? | ||
| It's just outrageous to see the abuses that Christians suffer under around the world. | ||
| And despite the fact that the most powerful countries in the history of the world are fundamentally, foundationally Christian, we do absolutely nothing to protect our Christian brothers and sisters overseas who are being systematically eradicated from their ancient homelands. | ||
| It's just horrifying. | ||
| This is getting back to what we covered in the Daily Dispatch at the beginning of this show. | ||
| And I just want to sort of do a little compare and contrast, see which set of statements we trust more. | ||
| Netanyahu says Israel accepts Witkoff's new Gaza truce proposal. | ||
| The proposal emerged over 18 months of talks brokered by the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar. | ||
| Amid disputes over whether the ceasefire should be temporary or permanent, Hamas has proposed releasing 10 living hostages held since October 7, 2023, during a 60-day pause in return for the freedom of over 1,100 Palestinians detained by Israel, including a significant number serving lengthy sentences. | ||
| The war has killed approximately 1,200 Israelis and over 54,000 Palestinians, displaced about 90% of Gaza's 2 million residents, and devastated large parts of Gaza, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. | ||
| Despite this agreement, political constraints on Netanyahu and Hamas' demands for a lasting ceasefire and full Israeli withdrawal complicate prospects for a final resolution. | ||
| But this is the headline across the world today. | ||
| Israel accepts ceasefire resolution. | ||
| Israel accepts Witkoff's proposal. | ||
| Meanwhile, on exactly the same day, practically the same hour, rather four hours before, Israeli minister says time to go in full force in Gaza. | ||
| Okay, so which is it? | ||
| Which do we believe is the real intention? | ||
| On May 30th, Itamar Ben-Gavir, Israel's far-right minister in charge of national security, urged an aggressive military operation in Gaza after Hamas once again dismissed U.S.-supported ceasefire offer. | ||
| The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire after over two months of Israeli blockade and heavy casualties, with nearly 54,249 people killed and aid only recently trickling in amid ongoing medical facility strain. | ||
| Hamas Political Bureau member Basim Naim criticized the ceasefire plan as perpetuating occupation, killing and famine, while French President Emmanuel Macron urged Europe to harden its stance on Israel if it fails to address Gaza's crisis. | ||
| Ben Gavir's demand and Hamas' rejection highlight deep divisions that suggest increased military action by Israel in prolonged conflict with significant humanitarian and political consequences. | ||
| Meanwhile, humanitarian group pauses aid trucks bound for Gaza, citing Israeli restrictions. | ||
| Human Concern International announced it is suspending the movement of 17 trucks loaded with aid supplies to Gaza due to safety concerns surrounding the distribution process. | ||
| The pause follows Israel's implementation of a new politicized aid distribution system controlled by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which the charity says risks forced displacement and selective aid access. | ||
| The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation now controls aid delivery hubs, mostly in southern Gaza near Rafah. | ||
| Forcing many displaced Palestinians in the north to cross military lines for access amid ongoing conflict and blockade conditions. | ||
| Iftar Ahmad explained the food supplies are barely enough to sustain basic survival, while Save the Children's Rachel Cummings characterized the conditions as a critical struggle for life, emphasizing extreme food insecurity. | ||
| The suspension highlights aid groups' call for political pressure on Ottawa to enact sanctions on Israel and challenges posed by politicized aid distribution amid escalating risks of famine inside Gaza. | ||
| And we have more information about the new Gaza ceasefire I'll get to in just a second. | ||
| But as Marder Maid puts it, noted anti-Semites, Ehud Barak and Ehud Olmert, have thoughts on the Gaza assault. | ||
| Ulmert says, quote, what we're doing in Gaza is a war of annihilation, indiscriminate, unrestrained, brutal, and criminal killing of civilians. | ||
| Yes, we are committing war crimes. | ||
| So, no political, no European political speaker would dare to be that outspoken. | ||
| Is it even criticizing? | ||
| Is he criticizing him or is he bragging? | ||
| It's hard to tell at this point. | ||
| It's hard to tell. | ||
| It's that celebration parallax that we always talk about. | ||
| If you say, What Israel is doing in Gaza is a war of annihilation, indiscriminate, unrestrained, brutal, and criminal killing of civilians, then you are an anti-Semite and you have to be deported. | ||
| But if you're the, I don't know, president or prime minister of Israel, then that's just how you brag, basically. | ||
| That's basically just how you brag. | ||
| And, of course, it's not just these former prime ministers like Ehud Barak, best friends with Jeffrey Epstein. | ||
| It's not just them. | ||
| Making these statements. | ||
| It also is, of course, Benjamin Netanyahu, current prime minister. | ||
| Of the state of Israel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told lawmakers that Israel's war on Gaza is intended to render large parts of the territory uninhabitable, forcing Palestinians to flee. | ||
| Quote, we are destroying more and more homes. | ||
| They have nowhere to return to. | ||
| Even the Trump administration, which is, or at least was, about as pro-Israel as you can get, understands what's happening. | ||
| As President Trump's special envoy Steve Wyckoff recently said, Israel is not ready to end the war. | ||
| Israel is prolonging the war, even though we do not see where further progress can be made. | ||
| Just one month into the war, Agricultural Minister Avi Dichter says, We are now rolling out the Gaza Nakba, explicitly referring to the 1948 expulsion of more than 700,000 Palestinians from their land. | ||
| They're like, you can't talk about that, but we are doing it again. | ||
| In December 2023, Finance Minister Bezalil Smotrek stated that, quote, what needs to be done in the Gaza Strip is to encourage immigration and that having 100,000 or 200,000 Arabs in Gaza and not 2 million would allow the desert to bloom. | ||
| A war of annihilation, indiscriminate, unrestrained, brutal, and criminal killing of civilians. | ||
| They are, of course, complicit in war crimes. | ||
| So that goes on pretty much unabated despite the claims of accepting this ceasefire. | ||
| U.S. officials concerned Israel may strike Iran nuke sites without much warning as, you know, they've admitted this as well. | ||
| And again, we showed the video yesterday of the, you know, Mossad, former Mossad head saying, well, ideally, our ideal situation is America does the fighting for us. | ||
| Literally, I mean, again. | ||
| Call me anti-Semitic all you want. | ||
| You can just quote the leaders of Israel and the leaders of Mossad and the former leaders of Israel and the department heads of every Israeli governmental department. | ||
| And they all say the same thing. | ||
| They all say they're performing ethnic eradication in Gaza. | ||
| It's a second Nakba. | ||
| It's a new Holocaust under a different name. | ||
| And they say that we're trying to start war with Iran. | ||
| But we'll only do that if we can ensure that America will do all of the fighting for us. | ||
| America will take all the casualties. | ||
| America will shoulder all of the expense. | ||
| America will further degrade its international reputation as we systematically commit suicide as a sacrifice on the Temple of Israel. | ||
| U.S. intelligence officers reportedly doubt the efficacy of a unilateral strike on Iran by Israel, and Israeli officials are said to believe that the U.S. would have no choice other than to assist if Tehran were to strike back. | ||
| So again, this is what they're planning. | ||
| This is the intention. | ||
| I don't know which is worse. | ||
| I mean, one of them is sort of the worst thing in the world, a holocaust, a powerful first world. | ||
| Super technologically advanced state using AI to systematically eliminate 2 million people from their homelands, which is absolutely horrifying. | ||
| But then the other side is World War III, so nuclear bombs flying and America involved in yet another quagmire of yet another Middle Eastern war, costing us yet another couple trillions of dollars, just killing yet another couple hundred thousand of our men for the sake of Israel. | ||
| And again, they're just like openly saying this. | ||
| Openly. | ||
| Yeah, we might attack Tehran, and if we do, then the U.S. will, quote, have no choice other than to assist. | ||
| I think we do have a choice. | ||
| I think we do have a choice, actually. | ||
| I don't think you're going to tell us how to feel. | ||
| Now, on the other side, I'll maybe touch a little bit more on the ceasefire agreement, although I don't even know how much time to spend on this because it seems like... | ||
| That humanitarian aid now has been allowed to trickle in, but it's also been cut off at this point. | ||
| So it's just continuing. | ||
| It's just continuing. | ||
| The genocide goes on. | ||
| The murder rolls on, and World War III comes ever closer to fruition, courtesy of our greatest ally. | ||
| And I'll talk about how Syria fell. | ||
| We've had some very interesting information about that. | ||
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You're going to want to hear what's been covered. | |
| What's been covered? | ||
| About the fall of Syria. | ||
| It is crazy. | ||
| But also, just while we're on it, we already covered today the fact that despite being an absolute minority in the Congress and the Senate, despite not having the executive branch, despite being completely on the back foot in every possible regard, the Democratic Party is still acting more aggressively than the Republicans. | ||
| They're not acting defensive. | ||
| They're not scrambling to deal with investigations being launched against them. | ||
| They instead are the ones launching investigations. | ||
| Which is crazy, but not exactly unexpected. | ||
| Raskin investigating Trump meme coin event, because of course, what else could be more important in this country today than letting Jamie Raskin launch yet another baseless investigation against Trump to further derail the will of the American people? | ||
| But that's not where it ends. | ||
| Representative Kesar and his fellow Democrats illegally accused Elon Musk of criminality. | ||
| Pay protesters, hire agent provocateurs, and attack Tesla stores and charging stations. | ||
| Their actions incite scores of other Democrats to vandalize Teslas across the country. | ||
| From the start, Doge was designed as a temporary effort with an end date. | ||
| Elon Musk's involvement was always intended to be temporary. | ||
| That being said, Elon Musk continues to be an advisor to the president, and that doesn't seem to be changing. | ||
| Elon's efforts to reduce fraud, waste, and abuse in government have come at great personal cost to himself, billions in lost net worth, while living under constant threat of violence to himself, his family, and his employees. | ||
| This is from Amuse, by the way. | ||
| Representative Khazar should be ashamed of himself. | ||
| But yes, apparently Khazar is now accusing Elon Musk of, I guess, attacking himself or somehow behaving illegally. | ||
| He says this headline is three months old. | ||
| Don't let Musk pretend he's always planned to leave. | ||
| He's leaving because we This is what's possible when working people stand up and fight back. | ||
| Now we have to fight to make sure he doesn't keep pulling the strings behind the curtains. | ||
| And basically accusing Elon Musk of criminality with no viable reason to do so. | ||
| No excuse other than their own partisan hackery. | ||
| And I just, you know, again, we could take a lesson. | ||
| We could take a little lesson from our enemies. | ||
| Now, we don't have to go as far as they do. | ||
| They're constantly launching completely baseless and hugely damaging investigations against all of their enemies because they have the entire judicial organization under their thumb and willing to cover for them and work along with them. | ||
| We don't have to go that far, but it'd be nice to see the actual criminals be investigated and punished. | ||
| It'd be nice to see the people that actually were carrying out attacks against Tesla dealerships. | ||
| Identified, questioned, their communications surveilled, their networks dismantled, and the people leading it imprisoned. | ||
| That would be nice. | ||
| Is that so much to ask? | ||
| Not for the Democrats. | ||
| The Democrats are instead launching investigations about Elon. | ||
| Because how dare he come under attack from the Democrats, right? | ||
| Again, just the disappointment is immeasurable. | ||
| Immeasurable. | ||
| And I really hope, once again, to reemphasize, to Elon Musk, you're going down, dude. | ||
| You're going down if these people ever get back into power. | ||
| You are going down if the Democrats are not utterly destroyed in the next one and a half years. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| So, now's not the time to pull back. | ||
| You cannot recross the Rubicon. | ||
| You gotta support grassroots organizations. | ||
| And it would really be so easy. | ||
| Be so, so easy. | ||
| There's so much talent on the right. | ||
| There's so much will on the right in a part of the grassroots organizations. | ||
| And we just have no money, no support, no media help. | ||
| We have to do it all ourselves, build it all from the ground up. | ||
| Even with these innumerable disadvantages, we still win. | ||
| We're just ragtag, ground up, broke as hell, but fighting with everything we've got. | ||
| We win, we achieve victory, and then nothing happens. | ||
| Elon Musk could stand to peel off a billion dollars or so. | ||
| Not even that. | ||
| I mean, it would take like, you know, a fraction of that. | ||
| A fraction of a fraction of what George Soros puts forward, or BlackRock contributes, or these same organizations steal from USAID. | ||
| Take a fraction of a fraction of that to fund a law firm in every major city. | ||
| How about you just hire three lawyers in every major city, get them on retainer, pay them a good salary, and they can launch lawsuit after lawsuit after lawsuit for the innocent people that have been destroyed by leftist policies. | ||
| Launching lawsuit after lawsuit against the school districts that pervert their children. | ||
| I mean, God, we could get into some of that. | ||
| But I gotta go to this Syria story, because this is huge. | ||
| This is absolutely huge. | ||
| This is, this story, this revelation, exposes modern war in a way that I've never seen anything else. | ||
| It is a thread from Kvork al-Masian. | ||
| The speed at which the Syrian army disintegrated, raised eyebrows, even amongst its most ardent opponents. | ||
| Many knew a military operation was underway, but few understood the invisible war. | ||
| Happening behind the front lines. | ||
| So Syria was embroiled in this fabricated civil war, right? | ||
| This was all part of the method that the Obama administration and its allies were using to try to destabilize and take over the Middle East, knowing that another Iraq war was politically inviolable or not possible. | ||
| And so they started the Arab Spring. | ||
| They used big tech companies in collaboration with intelligence communities. | ||
| NGOs, giant networks of operatives, just like they did in Ukraine, just like they do all over Eastern Europe or anywhere else, that somebody other than the satanic cabal has its puppet strings tied. | ||
| For over a decade, Syria withstood the assault, only to basically seemingly come out the other side. | ||
| Still functional, still operational, bruised and bloodied, but alive. | ||
| And then all of a sudden, in the course of a week, a marauding barbarian horde out of Turkey conquered the entire country. | ||
| Totally insane, totally unexpected, totally out of nowhere. | ||
| And people ask, how could this happen? | ||
| How could this have taken place? | ||
| The answer is crazier than you ever could have guessed. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| We'll go to this video and then I'll break down even further how this operation was carried out. | ||
| There is a reason that Syria fell so spectacularly and so quickly. | ||
| Clip number nine, here's Korvac Almacian laying it down. | ||
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Today, a battlefield mystery begins to unravel. | |
| The date, November 27, 2024. | ||
| The location, Aleppo. | ||
| The event, a stunning collapse. | ||
| In just 12 days, the once feared regime of Bashar al-Assad crumbled. | ||
| To the world, it seemed impossible. | ||
| To analysts, it was shocking. | ||
| And to many, it remains inexplicable. | ||
| But now, new evidence surfaces. | ||
| An explosive investigation by New Lines magazine reveals a chilling, high-tech twist in Syria's unraveling. | ||
| Not a bomb, not a drone, but a mobile app. | ||
| Its name, the Syrian Development Organization, Its cover: a so-called humanitarian initiative allegedly backed by First Lady Asma al-Assad. | ||
| Its promise: monthly support for soldiers, barely $40, but its true purpose: espionage. | ||
| From the moment soldiers downloaded the app, they were feeding it data: names, birthdays, family ties, but then deeper still: military ranks, unit locations, brigade and battalion numbers. | ||
| Behind its smiling interface, the app was a sophisticated digital spy. | ||
| A Syrian software engineer confirms every detail was fed into real-time mapping systems. | ||
| Weak spots identified, strongholds marked, and the Jolani terror army ready to strike. | ||
| The app didn't stop there. | ||
| There was a Facebook login button, which was just another trap. | ||
| Social media credentials stolen. | ||
| Once installed, it unleashed SpyMax. | ||
| So invasive, it accessed calls, messages, photos, even live camera and microphone feeds. | ||
| The result? | ||
| Pinpoint attacks disrupted supply chains, conflicting orders from hijacked command structures. | ||
| The regime's lines dismantled from within. | ||
| Who was behind this digital dagger? | ||
| That remains a mystery, but one server linked to the hack was traced to the United States, a country that has long supported Jolani. | ||
| Coincidence? | ||
| I think not. | ||
| While investigators aren't certain, the suspects range from local Al-Qaeda factions to shadowy intelligence networks operating far beyond Syria's borders. | ||
| It's not the first time cyber warfare has reshaped the battlefield. | ||
| In 2020, a forgotten phone left inside a Russian pensive system operated by the Syrian army led to an Israeli airstrike that destroyed it. | ||
| The rules of war are changing. | ||
| And in Aleppo, the front line wasn't just dirt and concrete. | ||
| It was code, deception, and the weapon that feeds in your pocket. | ||
| This is not just a story of collapse. | ||
| It is a warning. | ||
| In the words of tomorrow, the deadliest weapon might just be an app. | ||
| So do you understand what he just laid out? | ||
| Do you get what he just said? | ||
| Again, you've got to follow this guy. | ||
| The investigation was carried out by New Line magazine. | ||
| But they introduced an app and told Syrian soldiers, download this app and we'll give you $40. | ||
| $40 a month because we love you so much and we want to help you. | ||
| Of course, $40 goes pretty far in a destitute country like Syria. | ||
| So these soldiers would download this app. | ||
| Maybe they'd sign in through their Facebook on it. | ||
| That would give access to basically entire, you know, control of your phone. | ||
| And since a lot of people, you know, they post a video from Facebook or something, they've allowed the Facebook app to access their camera so you can circumvent, you know, controls that way. | ||
| How a spyware app compromised Assad's army. | ||
| So they had real-time information about the location, the strength, the orders of the entire Syrian army. | ||
| You want to know how this barbarian horde so efficiently swept through Syria? | ||
| It's because they had the entire enemy playbook open in real-time, able to surveil and even feed false information into Their enemy's war plans. | ||
| It's modern war. | ||
| It's modern war. | ||
| So this was allegedly linked to First Lady Asma al-Assad. | ||
| So I'm not sure how it's linked to her. | ||
| If she was, you know, tricked into supporting this. | ||
| I mean, it doesn't make any sense why she would be behind this. | ||
| I mean, it's her family that went down. | ||
| But, you know, maybe you get a friend of hers. | ||
| That's a double agent. | ||
| That works for some NGO that seems like it's doing good. | ||
| And you go to her and, hey, there's this program. | ||
| They just want to give money to the Syrian army. | ||
| They just support you. | ||
| And she goes, okay, yeah, confirm it, whatever it is. | ||
| I'm not sure how she's linked to it. | ||
| But just like vampires, they have to ask permission to get in. | ||
| You download this harmless app and they say, oh, we need your name and a few normal pieces of information. | ||
| But then maybe you fill that out and they go, would you mind telling us what your position in the army is, where you're located, what your rank is? | ||
| And they seduce people into entering in this information and suddenly they have a real-time spreadsheet overlaid on a map of every Syrian position. | ||
| Every Syrian soldier. | ||
| To claim the payment, users had to input a series of personal and seemingly harmless details, name, birth date, family size, but then came requests for more sensitive information, military rank, unit designation, deployment coordinates, and chain of command affiliations. | ||
| One Syrian software expert familiar with the operation told Newlines, the app was designed to extract enough data to map the entire Syrian army structure in real time. | ||
| The app required Facebook integration, granting its handlers access to social graphs, private messages, and login credentials. | ||
| Once installed, the spyware called SpyMax was activated, giving its operators unrestricted access to... | ||
| In short, every phone with the app became a mobile surveillance hub from inside the Army's own ranks. | ||
| What came next was clinical and devastating. | ||
| Julani forces, now equipped with a digital map of the Syrian military's most critical vulnerabilities, moved with surgical precision. | ||
| Remote units were isolated and starved of supplies. | ||
| High-ranking officers found their orders intercepted or countermanded. | ||
| Entire defensive lines in Aleppo crumbled, not from lack of manpower, but from strategic sabotage. | ||
| Think about how effective that would be. | ||
| Think about how effective it would be. | ||
| Not only do you have access to these phones, I'm sure, like, with Facebook integration and the number of permissions that it's allowed, you know, who knows if these phones were also being used to deliver orders, but you could just so easily be delivering fake orders, be countermanning orders, right? | ||
| Some general sees an advance, orders a battalion to go confront the enemy, and the message just never arrives. | ||
| But maybe, you know, sent to his phone is a confirmation. | ||
| Yes, sir, on our way. | ||
| And he looks up an hour later and goes, where the hell are they? | ||
| And they go, what do you mean? | ||
| We never got the message. | ||
| I mean, you could, you can just imagine. | ||
| You can just imagine the ease with which you can defeat literally a nation's army with an app. | ||
| They defeated the Syrian army after 15 years of ineffective and failed civil war and foreign intervention and political pressure, diplomatic pressure. | ||
| None of that worked. | ||
| Sanctions didn't work. | ||
| ISIS didn't work. | ||
| Training the rebels didn't work. | ||
| None of that worked. | ||
| What worked? | ||
| Offering the soldiers $40 to download an app. | ||
| And they defeated a nation's army. | ||
| An army that withstood everything the world could throw at it went down because they accepted the Trojan horse. | ||
| This is the modern Trojan horse. | ||
| I mean, I don't think any of us are ready for what war looks like in the future. | ||
| Just like Hezbollah wasn't ready for all of their pagers to explode all of a sudden. | ||
| I mean, they're not ready for all of their pagers. | ||
| To me, this is wild. | ||
| This is absolutely wild. | ||
| All the while, the soldiers on the ground had no idea that they themselves had handed over the keys. | ||
| This was not a cyber attack in the conventional sense. | ||
| It was psychological warfare executed through technology, exploiting desperation with the promise of aid. | ||
| Who was behind it? | ||
| Well, that remains the million-dollar question. | ||
| Probably climate change. | ||
| If I had to guess, it was probably climate change. | ||
| Or Qatar. | ||
| Was it Qatar, maybe? | ||
| Who was behind it? | ||
| Gee, I wonder. | ||
| The digital fingerprints are murky. | ||
| One of the app's back-end domains was reportedly hosted on a U.S.-based server, raising obvious suspicion, giving Washington's long history of backing Julani's faction. | ||
| Yeah, and I'm sure we just forgot to cover that up, right? | ||
| There's no way that the people who actually did this wanted to make it look like it was America, so we took the blame. | ||
| I mean, they wouldn't do that, would they? | ||
| People in war? | ||
| But the evidence is far from conclusive, and I've not been saying that America didn't do it. | ||
| It's very likely that we did have a hand in this, but the idea that it could be traced back to a server farm in America, I'm a little suspicious on that. | ||
| If it was America, then it would be traced back to a server farm in Pakistan or something. | ||
| But the evidence is far from conclusive. | ||
| It may have been an international false flag meant to mislead investigators and shift blame. | ||
| Yeah, exactly. | ||
| Thanks, Kevork. | ||
| I agree. | ||
| The more likely reality, this was a multi-actor operation combining local opposition intelligence, regional assets, and possible foreign cyber expertise. | ||
| Israel, Turkey, Qatar, none are strangers to cyber warfare and all have strategic interest in weakening Damascus. | ||
| If this operation proves anything, it's this. | ||
| The battlefield is no longer just a physical space. | ||
| Cyber warfare is no longer an adjunct to conventional military power. | ||
| It is central to it. | ||
| Recall 2020, a Syrian soldiers forgotten phone inside a Russian air defense unit allowed Syria to triangulate and eliminate the system via airstrike. | ||
| That was a warning. | ||
| What happened in Aleppo is was the fulfillment of that warning. | ||
| The Syrian army wasn't just outgunned. | ||
| It was out hacked. | ||
| And as we move to a new phase of hybrid warfare, it's no longer enough to control the skies or the streets. | ||
| You must also control the code. | ||
| And in November 2024, the code won. | ||
| And look, you know, this is kind of the type of thing like. | ||
| Like. | ||
| It's the type of thing you do once. | ||
| You get this done once, and I guarantee you every single military in the world, upon hearing about this, sent out memos to their soldiers. | ||
| Hey, remember, no unapproved apps on your phones, guys. | ||
| Hey, guys, if there's an app that promises you $40 for downloading it, don't download it. | ||
| Because they're probably not going to fall for this exact thing again. | ||
| But we've already seen things like military bases in America. | ||
| Soldiers will download like a jogging app and they'll log their jogs and they basically provide maps of the base to some server that's easily hackable or maybe doesn't even need to be hacked. | ||
| Maybe the app itself was created by a foreign government and laundered through some American subsidiary. | ||
| So this already happens to us. | ||
| So they don't even need to pull the whole Knock, knock, here's a big wooden horse gift anymore. | ||
| Hey, just download this for $40. | ||
| They're already inside Facebook. | ||
| They're already inside X. They're already inside the programs that we already have on our phones. | ||
| Hell, they're inside the phone companies themselves. | ||
| And China's installing backdoors in every device they send us. | ||
| So again, I am just blown away by this story. | ||
| I mean, it never really made sense how quickly the former ISIS commander led his forces through. | ||
| Yeah, the Strava fitness app can expose dangerous, sensitive military data. | ||
| Four things to know. | ||
| I mean, we are not prepared for modern war. | ||
| Pagers exploding, phones interconnecting, creating a network of data for the enemy to access and plan. | ||
| Their activities in real time. | ||
| It's just completely insane. | ||
| But it makes perfect sense. | ||
| But it makes absolute perfect sense. | ||
| Now I'm going to go to one more video here. | ||
| Just because Ryan Matta is just one of the best content creators out there these days. | ||
| And he put this video out about Naya Bukele. | ||
| Who was in a very similar position to Donald Trump. | ||
| And being. | ||
| Having a coup performed against him by the judiciary. | ||
| But it wasn't just his own corrupt. | ||
| Administration working against him. | ||
| The USAID worked as hard as it could to dismantle Bukele as well. | ||
| Let's go to clip number two now. | ||
| A nation grappling with a spectacle of gang violence, economic stagnation, and political disillusionment. | ||
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Yet, within this crucible of change, Bukele saw not just a problem but an opportunity. | |
| After taking office in 2019, Bukele began reforming El Salvador's institutions. | ||
| His actions challenged powerful interests, triggering tensions with the Biden administration and USAID. | ||
| He says it would be good if they invested in real organizations and not organizations basically from the opposition. | ||
| But in the end, as long as there are NGOs that do work for the country. | ||
| Well, theoretically, it should be good. | ||
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The President of El Salvador has made several public statements regarding the United States Agency for International Development, USAID, particularly in the relation to their funding decisions. | |
| The United States Agency for International Development, USAID, decided to redirect the funds it provided to public institutions to civil society organizations. | ||
| This is the response from the President of the Republic, Nayib Bukele. | ||
| All the support from the United States or any other country is welcome, Pucalli says, but we must start looking at what a self-sufficient country and not one living off handouts. | ||
| So whatever they want to give their money, they can do it, as long as it's not financing opposition political movements. | ||
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| Because that is illegal. | ||
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And this is exactly when USAID declared war on Bucheli. | |
| They do not have a commitment to accountability, to transparency. | ||
| The rule of law be respected. | ||
| That the division of powers be respected. | ||
| Even the issue of international cooperation will impose on this side from the United States, but another country could also impose is to meet those minimum principles that obviously are not being met. | ||
| Right. | ||
| Oftentimes USAID institutions are forced into their country or forced into different regions in their country as part of a compliance measure that the State Department is imposing. | ||
| You know, you need to have a certain level of human rights monitoring or your energy development. | ||
| It has to be this consistent with climate change or else, you know, we're going to destroy you with our trade relations or we're going to put sanctions on you unless you put our humanitarian aid organs in there. | ||
| The corrupt system work in tandem with the so-called international community. | ||
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The NGOs and, of course, the fake news. | |
| They work in conjunction. | ||
| They run some stories and publish them. | ||
| Same pictures to reinforce their agendas. | ||
| You're no strangers to that here in the United States. | ||
| We deal with that in El Salvador, too. | ||
| And the media in the United States attacked him. | ||
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| Tyrants, dictators, autocrats of the world. | ||
| They call them authoritarian. | ||
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They call them a despot. | |
| He sees control of the federal judiciary. | ||
| He even altered El Salvador's constitution to allow himself a second term. | ||
| It's the will of the people. | ||
| Isn't that the essence of democracy? | ||
| And now everything's better. | ||
| And ironically, now everything's better and all of the problems are solved because he resisted this attack. | ||
| Do you see why I played this right after the story about the app? | ||
| Do you understand the face of modern war now? | ||
| Not about soldiers and airplanes and missiles. | ||
| It's about information. | ||
| It's about apps and gifts to your enemies. | ||
| We're just an NGO. | ||
| We're just a charity here to help. | ||
| And InfoWars, folks, help us fight it at thealexjonesstore.com. | ||
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