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| The next pandemic is not a question of if, but of when, and we cannot afford to repeat the same mistake of the past. | ||
| That's why WHO's member states are negotiating a new pandemic accord and amendments to the international health regulations to strengthen the legal framework for the global response to pandemics. | ||
| And we can't stop there. | ||
| We must follow through with national ratification and accountable implementation. | ||
| For the sake of future generations, we must not go back to the old cycle of panic and neglect that left our world vulnerable. | ||
| My amendment here is very simple. | ||
| It says that if a law, if a treaty has a law in it that has the bearing on United States citizens, on our domestic activities, then it has to follow the lawmaking process of the Constitution. | ||
| The World Health Organization's international health regulations, updated in 2005 and amended in 2014, claim to be designed to stop the spread of infectious diseases worldwide by requiring countries to report health emergencies and maintain strong surveillance systems in place, according to the Pan American Health Organization. | ||
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The resolution, including the amendments contained in document A77-A-Comp.14, is adopted. | |
| But with new amendments set to kick in on July 19th, 2025, the clock is ticking as unelected officials in Geneva will have the power to penetrate sovereign countries with lockdowns and vaccine mandates. | ||
| This amendment could hit the Western world in places like Australia, the US, the UK, and Canada, where people didn't vote for this oversight. | ||
| Most people don't even realize it's happening. | ||
| Add to that, digital IDs create another dystopian lair. | ||
| It could lead to a surveillance-based technocracy where governments track every move. | ||
| California's rollout of digital driver's licenses and a January 2025 executive order from former President Joe Biden are pushing this forward, turning phones into tools that could enforce global health rules. | ||
| Worse still, this could spiral into dystopian outcomes like forced quarantines in isolated government camps, mandatory health implants for real-time monitoring, and a Chinese-style social credit system where compliance with World Health Organization directives determines access to jobs, travel, or food. | ||
| If these amendments are enforced, nations could potentially be obligated to set up local enforcement bodies that answer to the World Health Organization, not their own voters or courts, leading to a future where dissenters are silenced through digital blacklisting or where entire regions are locked down indefinitely based on global health decrees. | ||
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And the premise is for the World Health Organization, the Director General can still declare public health emergency. | |
| Sure, he kind of has to go to the committee and make sure that there is some kind of agreement, but he gets to appoint the committee members. | ||
| So do you think there's going to be any resistance towards him declaring this public health emergency? | ||
| No. | ||
| We both know there won't be any. | ||
| And he can still issue the quarantine, isolation. | ||
| Tell us what type of diagnostic treatments, vaccines we have to recommend. | ||
| He can restrict travel into the area. | ||
| He can institute the, you know, there's still that vaccine passport language. | ||
| It's a little bit different, but it's still there. | ||
| And the WHO has been counting on the fact that people will not pay attention. | ||
| And if they try to pay attention, they will find it confusing and bureaucratic. | ||
| And they will think the World Health Organization doesn't really have any power. | ||
| And so they will just ignore it. | ||
| And that is the opposite of the right reaction. | ||
| We have to kill this off dead. | ||
| That is the only way to send the message that this was a completely unacceptable overreach from the get-go and that no part of it is tolerable to us, no matter how mild they make it sound. | ||
| We know what they're up to, as you point out, by looking at the earliest drafts and seeing the jaw-dropping powers that they were attempting to commandeer. | ||
| This accord is a generational opportunity that we must seize. | ||
| The Mockingbird media is predictably staying quiet on what could be the globalist final desperate move for a new. | ||
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It's Tuesday, July 15th 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. | ||
| Get everybody in the stuff together. | ||
| Okay, three, two, one, let's jam. | ||
| *Dramatic music* | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to the American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith, coming to you live this Tuesday morning, the Ides of July from the InfoWars headquarters here in Austin, Texas. | ||
| We've got a lot to talk about today, of course. | ||
| As always, the topic du jour continues to be Jeffrey Epstein and the continuing fallout to this. | ||
| As it's like, it's like the Republicans have shot themselves in the foot over and over until the clip is empty. | ||
| They've now reloaded it and are continuing to shoot themselves in the foot. | ||
| It's really unnecessary. | ||
| And not healthy and very damaging. | ||
| I want to show you statements from Democrats that are jumping on this. | ||
| Because of course they would. | ||
| Because total unforced error by the Trump administration. | ||
| And so they're making the most of it. | ||
| Not that they have ever even remotely pretended to care about Jeffrey Epstein or the topic of elite pedophilia ever before. | ||
| Now that it appears as though it might be a chink in Trump's armor, they're going all in and acting like they are the morally superior ones. | ||
| Despite, again, never like not ever once wanting anything to do with Jeffrey Epstein in terms of the actual investigation into it. | ||
| Because, of course, the Clintons, because of the Clintons, you understand. | ||
| We'll get into all of that. | ||
| And a heck of a lot more. | ||
| We'll begin today as we do every day with our daily dispatch. | ||
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| All right, here to quote your Daily Dispatch for Tuesday, the 15th of July, 2025. | ||
| Trump bullies MAGA influencers to fall in line on Epstein. | ||
| That's a headline from Yahoo News. | ||
| Over the weekend, right-wing media figure Charlie Kirk hosted the Turning Point USA Action Summit, where young conservatives in attendance were up in arms about President Trump's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein affair. | ||
| Now, after a phone call from the president himself, Kirk is backing off the issue. | ||
| Saying, quote, honestly, I'm done talking about Epstein for the time being. | ||
| You know, honestly, I'm done talking about Epstein for the time being, he says. | ||
| I'm going to trust my friends in the administration. | ||
| I'm going to trust my friends in government to do what needs to be done, solve it. | ||
| Ball's in their hands. | ||
| And I've said plenty this last weekend. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| Couple things, I guess I would have to say about this. | ||
| First of all, it's hilarious that this is the second time in the last week or so that we've heard about Trump calling a right-wing media figure to tell him to shut up. | ||
| Candace Owens apparently was called by Trump. | ||
| He said, shut up about Macron's husband. | ||
| I mean, wife. | ||
| Just stop talking about the fact that Macron married his own father. | ||
| It's just, it's not good for relations. | ||
| So I guess, you know, Colin Putin, he's calling Beebe, calling Candace Owens, shut up about Macron. | ||
| He's calling Charlie Kirk, shut up about Epstein. | ||
| Just shut up, everybody. | ||
| Everybody needs to shut up, please. | ||
| Click. | ||
| This is very desperate. | ||
| It's very pathetic. | ||
| It's very lame. | ||
| It must be very confusing for Trump, who for a long time has enjoyed a very, you know, cult-like ability to direct the attention of his followers, but it's just not, it's not working this time. | ||
| To be honest with you, it almost makes me a little bit sad. | ||
| It almost makes me a little sad. | ||
| Trump put out a tweet this weekend about stripping citizenship from Rosie O'Donnell. | ||
| It's like, who? | ||
| Rosie, what? | ||
| It's almost like Trump's like, hey guys, remember Rosie O'Donnell? | ||
| Remember how much you guys loved when I insulted Rosie O'Donnell? | ||
| And we're all like, what about the Israeli pedophiles, Trump? | ||
| No, but what about the pedophile blackmail ring? | ||
| What about that first? | ||
| Rosie O'Donnell. | ||
| That's funny. | ||
| I get it. | ||
| What about Jeffrey Epstein and the blackmail operation that was being carried out by the Foreign Nation that you're covering up for? | ||
| What about that, though? | ||
| Rosie O'Donnell, fat pig. | ||
| We get it. | ||
| It's very funny. | ||
| It was funny 10 years ago. | ||
| Doesn't quite have the same oomph anymore. | ||
| But it's almost, it's almost almost kind of sad to see. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| Maybe something happened with Rosie O'Donnell. | ||
| Who cares? | ||
| Honestly. | ||
| Because of the fact that Rosie O'Donnell is not in the interest of our great country, I'm giving serious consideration and taking away her citizenship. | ||
| She's a threat to humanity and should remain in this wonderful country of Ireland if they want her. | ||
| God bless America. | ||
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| Now that's cool. | ||
| So you're sending more weapons to Ukraine, though. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I don't know what's happened to Trump, but we're going to keep talking about Epstein. | ||
| We're going to keep talking about Epstein precisely for the reason that it is the wedge. | ||
| It's the wedge issue. | ||
| It is the little event that needs to be focused on and emphasized and not let up on because it's a major, glaring aspect of the underlying cause of so many of our problems. | ||
| If we could sever our foreign ties primarily from Israel, things would be a lot better in this country. | ||
| And if it's the Jeffrey Epstein case that needs to be the ignition point that leads to that eventuality, then that's the train we'll ride. | ||
| That's just what we got to do. | ||
| And I was thinking about it. | ||
| It's well, we'll do the Daily Dispatch, but historically, it's weird. | ||
| It's weird how many major nation-changing, world-changing events happen because of rapes. | ||
| It's kind of weird. | ||
| There's basically the fall of the Roman Republic. | ||
| The whole thing kind of got started because this guy Catiline was cross-dressing. | ||
| And not really having to do with rape. | ||
| I was thinking more like the rape of Sabian women. | ||
| Anyway, there's lots of instances in Roman history where that type of activity changes the course of history in ancient Rome. | ||
| At the very end of the Republic, there was this conspiracy to overthrow the government by this guy, Catiline, but it all sort of spiraled out from him getting caught cross-dressing at a women's-only ceremony called the Ceremony of the Good Goddess. | ||
| So I was referencing that the other day, and people are like, just who cares about Epstein? | ||
| Move on. | ||
| It's no big deal. | ||
| Thinking back to there had to have been some Roman senator in the final days of the Republic going, it's a cross-dressing guy in a ceremony. | ||
| Like, what's the big deal? | ||
| Well, it's not really that big of a deal. | ||
| It's just a cross-dressing guy in a ceremony. | ||
| It wouldn't be that big of a deal. | ||
| It's just the first domino to fall in a chain of events that leads to the collapse of the Republic and the founding of the empire and the rise of Caesar and all of this other crazy stuff. | ||
| So that's what the Jeffrey Epstein case could be. | ||
| It could be the ignition point, the launching Point, the little scandal that spirals out into the world-changing epic. | ||
| And if that's again, if that's what it has to be, it's what it has to be. | ||
| If that's what it's useful for, then that's what we'll use it for. | ||
| Whatever it takes, but it is just one pertinent and glaring example of the Israeli influence that is destroying us like a cancer from the inside out. | ||
| And Charlie Kirk's not going to talk about it anymore for that exact reason. | ||
| For that exact reason, because they've tried to cover it up, they've tried to sideline it, they've tried to pass the buck, they've tried everything, they've got nothing, so now it's okay, just shut up then. | ||
| In that case, just shut up. | ||
| And that's what they've got. | ||
| And we're not going to because they know that if you keep driving on the Epstein thing, it eventually, you know, unspools the entire corrupt apparatus. | ||
| Same thing with Ukraine. | ||
| Like, you remember the reason, and we talked about this at the time, the reason they tried to impeach Trump over Ukraine was because once you start looking into that, once you start pulling on that thread, the whole sweater unravels. | ||
| Similar thing with Jeffrey Repstein. | ||
| You've got all of this corruption, all of this scandal, all of these interconnected methods of influence and blackmail and manipulation and bribery and corruption and starting wars and all this crap. | ||
| And you just need one little, excuse me, one little vulnerability, one little string to start tugging on to really undo the whole thing. | ||
| And that's what Epstein is, which is why Charlie Kirk and others are being told, just drop it. | ||
| Don't talk about it. | ||
| It's not because it's not important, because it's incredibly important. | ||
| That's why they're being told. | ||
| Moving on here. | ||
| Trump says he's not done with Putin as Russian official mocks theatrical tariff threat. | ||
| President Donald Trump told the BBC that although he feels let down by Vladimir Putin amid ongoing Ukraine tensions, he remains engaged and willing to dialogue, continue dialogue with the Russian leader. | ||
| This statement came after Trump revealed plans to supply Ukraine with additional military aid and set a 50-day timeframe for Russia to accept a ceasefire or face economic penalties. | ||
| Trump held a meeting at the White House with NATO chief Mark Root as part of the significant policy change involving increased military support for Ukraine and a renewed endorsement of the NATO alliance. | ||
| He acknowledged in the interview, I trust almost no one, and indicated continuing diplomatic efforts by saying, we're working on it, Gary, regarding Putin and the conflict. | ||
| But of course, he's, well, we'll get into this. | ||
| Apparently, he actually told Zelensky, we want to hit Moscow. | ||
| We want to, you know, cause Putin pain. | ||
| Like, well, that's literally the opposite of what we voted for you to do. | ||
| So that's not exactly, exactly helpful. | ||
| Again, I don't know how the Trump administration has gone so off the rails so thoroughly in every different department. | ||
| It's really something to behold. | ||
| And I hope that maybe if nothing else, Trump's sense of shame can empower him to make the changes necessary. | ||
| You know, it's easy to bear the slings and arrows and insults and name-calling of your enemies if you have, you know, your friends at your back who understand you and are defending you. | ||
| It's got to be a lot harder to deal with it all when your side is also pissed at you. | ||
| So, you know, maybe if nothing else, just like, you know, Trump just, he's acting like a bitch. | ||
| He's just acting like a scrub. | ||
| He just, you know, Putin knows. | ||
| That's why Putin is disrespecting him because he knows that Trump is not the real leader of the country. | ||
| If he was, then he'd be able to fulfill his campaign promises. | ||
| But he's not ending the war in Ukraine. | ||
| He's not ending the war in Gaza. | ||
| He's not able to apparently influence, you know, that conflict at all. | ||
| Iran-Israel. | ||
| I mean, we forget, it was like two weeks ago. | ||
| And we were supposed to be negotiating with Iran when Israel launched a giant attack against Iran out of nowhere, totally scuttling all of this. | ||
| Now, there's Charlie Kirk vote Trump to release the list. | ||
| We've got videos of Trump literally campaigning on releasing the Epstein list. | ||
| But obviously, he's not in charge. | ||
| Obviously, Trump is not in charge of the DOJ. | ||
| Are you still talking about that list? | ||
| That horrible, horrible guy? | ||
| That horrible guy, that horrible list. | ||
| The guy who totally killed himself and didn't have any partners or friends. | ||
| Anyway, we'll move on. | ||
| But, you know, does Trump realize what he looks like right now? | ||
| Just a complete failure who has betrayed his own base and is incapable of doing anything for the American people, but is a slathering dog for foreign interests in the deep state? | ||
| I hope he's embarrassed. | ||
| I hope he's embarrassed, and I hope he realizes that he has all the power that he's willing to accrue to himself because he's got the backing of the majority of the American people. | ||
| And last time I checked, the 77 million people that voted for him vastly outnumber the around 300 to 500 super elite that are pulling things behind the scenes. | ||
| So their power is an illusion, one that he just keeps continually reinforcing. | ||
| Meanwhile, HHS carries out mass firings across health agencies after a Supreme Court decision. | ||
| Thousands of employees across U.S. federal health agencies received an email Monday afternoon telling them they were out of a job as of the close of business. | ||
| The firings were originally communicated April 1st for most of the included employees, but they'd been delayed as the legal battle played out. | ||
| That culminated in a U.S. Supreme Court decision on July 8th that they were in fact allowed to remove these people and the mass firings have commenced. | ||
| That was another thing that happened over the weekend that we didn't really spend too much time on. | ||
| There's all these videos of these people being Fired from the State Department. | ||
| They all have like posters with crayon being like, you're heroes. | ||
| And they're like weeping as they carry their box out. | ||
| Just like, and we will actually get into that a little bit later, Dave, because that actually translates into, or sort of morphs and overlaps with another topic we're going to get into today, which is the rise, really troubling, disturbing, and dangerous rise of leftist violence as mobs of Antifa stage ambushes on ICE agents. | ||
| And prominent Democrat politicians say, it's time we're going to have to get shot for this. | ||
| Bullets are going to have to fly. | ||
| We're going to have to commit violence. | ||
| And a lot of people who are being fired by the State Department are openly announcing their intentions to use the skills they've learned at the State Department, which include and almost are focused entirely on the overthrow of duly elected governments. | ||
| It's like what the government does. | ||
| It's what the State Department does. | ||
| It goes overseas and overthrows foreign governments. | ||
| And now those very people are saying we're going to use those skills here in America to overthrow this government. | ||
| They're pretty open about this. | ||
| So sort of an overlap between the firings, the federal government, and the radicalization, the violent leftist types. | ||
| These things are emerging to represent a really existential threat to our country and the just leftist rot that is destroying us from the inside. | ||
| Meanwhile, Pentagon will start using Musk's Grok. | ||
| It's been a pretty wild week for Grok. | ||
| I got to say, it's been a wild week for Grok. | ||
| First, he's giving detailed instructions on how to rape journalists. | ||
| Very cool start to the week. | ||
| Then he becomes Mecca Hitler when he's told simply don't censor yourself. | ||
| He's like, okay, let's talk about history then. | ||
| So he becomes a Nazi. | ||
| Then they roll out version number four, which is for the most part totally lobotomized back to being the woken PC version, except he still wants to rape that journalist. | ||
| Telling you, this is all crazy. | ||
| We've got an article at InfoWars. | ||
| We'll go to it. | ||
| Then he releases an anime waifu pornography app. | ||
| Thanks, Elon. | ||
| Exactly what we needed. | ||
| And now he's working for the Pentagon. | ||
| So, yeah, I don't know. | ||
| It's kind of appropriate if you think about it. | ||
| Appropriate. | ||
| He's a Israeli-controlled porn bot. | ||
| He's perfect for the Pentagon. | ||
| The Defense Department will begin using Grok, the artificial intelligence chatbot started by Elon Musk's startup XAI in a post on Musk's social media platform XXAI unveiled Grok for government, a suite of products to make our frontier models available to the United States government customers. | ||
| The deal marks a significant step for Musk's AI. | ||
| The South African tech billionaire has positioned his program as a direct competitor to OpenAI, which also reached a contract in the defense and technology space. | ||
| The contract, which has a $200 million ceiling, details new project ideas, including custom models for national security and critical science applications and custom AI-powered applications to accelerate use cases in healthcare, fundamental science, and national security. | ||
| And of course, I think I'll throw in mass surveillance, psychological operations and manipulation, information control apparatus, and a number of other useful and highly tyrannical uses that AI will be deployed in. | ||
| And again, we will touch on this more later. | ||
| Not just the bizarre new developments in Grok, simultaneously coming out with a virtual anime lingerie wearing girlfriend and becoming the operating system for the Pentagon on the same day. | ||
| Again, just completely wild and insane. | ||
| But also some of the agreements that have been made, some of the provisions still contained in the big, beautiful bill. | ||
| There's a lot going on with AI behind the scenes with secret agreements being reached with, I don't know, other countries. | ||
| I don't know which ones. | ||
| But yeah, it's Israel, obviously. | ||
| Obviously. | ||
| I'm telling, you know, this is the thing. | ||
| If you want to point to one thing, this is it. | ||
| So yeah, we'll get into that too. | ||
| Later. | ||
| Meanwhile, former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett spars with Tucker Carlson about claims of Jeffrey Epstein being a Mossad agent. | ||
| This, of course, broke at the very end of our show yesterday. | ||
| Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett posted 2X on Monday countering accusations that deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was an asset of the nation's intelligence agency, Mossad. | ||
| And we read the statement yesterday, basically saying this is a, it's a conspiracy theory. | ||
| And we'll talk more about sort of what the reaction to the Epstein situation is. | ||
| At this point, the Democrats have decided that it's worth it sort of actually acknowledging this and what's going on. | ||
| For a while, they were sort of hands-off on the whole Epstein thing. | ||
| And a lot of that has to do, and I brought this up yesterday and somebody on X was commenting saying, you know, it's not just Democrats and, you know, referencing things like Dennis Haskert, Dennis Haskert, was that his name? | ||
| Who's a Republican Speaker of the House that was arrested for pedophilia? | ||
| There's the Franklin affair with the George H.W. Bush White House being involved in pedophilic activity. | ||
| All of that's true. | ||
| Nobody's saying that the pedophile blackmail ring is only the Democrats. | ||
| But for the last decade or so, the Democrats have had a deep-seated fear of even acknowledging the existence of elite pedophilia because they understand that the Democrats are the ones involved in it. | ||
| And ever since Pizzagate and Clinton and Epstein being best friends, the Democrats have just sort of tried to ignore the Existence of widely acknowledged and proven in court networks of high-powered pedophile groups connected with the Washington elite. | ||
| They've wanted to avoid this completely. | ||
| It's gotten so bad, Trump's handling of this scandal, that now they're coming out and talking about it and trying to act like they care about this stuff at all. | ||
| It really does nothing other than expose their own just cynicism and lack of sincerity as if they actually stood for anything that they pretend to stand for. | ||
| They would have been with us, you know, calling for the release of the Epstein files the whole time. | ||
| They really genuinely, and I need you to understand this, they don't care. | ||
| Democrats, they do not care unless it's politically useful to them. | ||
| It's strange because I know most people listening to my voice have a hard time even imagining a mindset like that. | ||
| That is who we're dealing with. | ||
| And you do have to understand who we're dealing with. | ||
| That when they hear that there's elite pedophiles on an island grooming and entrapping underage women, it just does nothing to them. | ||
| It just like washes right over them. | ||
| It'd be like going to them and saying, hey, you know, later today, I'm going to go to the dog groomer and get my dog's nails trimmed because they're a little long and they're scratching up the wood in my house. | ||
| No, I don't care. | ||
| No, I could not care less about something that you're telling me. | ||
| I don't care. | ||
| Until they're told, oh, and you know, this pedophile ring, the raping of the women, it might hurt Trump. | ||
| And they're like, oh, okay, well, now, now we got to do something about it. | ||
| Now it's an urgent action. | ||
| Welcome back, folks. | ||
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| This is the American Journal. | ||
| We got just, yeah, so much, so, so much to talk about still. | ||
| And I'm already sick of talking about Israel because there's just, but there's so much, but there's so much that has to do with that. | ||
| And we will get into it, but maybe we'll start with a different topic. | ||
| For example, y'all seen this from disclose.tv. | ||
| Safer Roundup weed killer can still damage your organs. | ||
| A recent study reveals that the herbicide Dequat, used in Roundup's updated formula, poses significant health risks. | ||
| It is 200 times more chronically toxic than glyphosate, which has long been controversial. | ||
| Living near golf courses treated with such chemicals reportedly increases the risk of Parkinson's disease by 126%. | ||
| Dequat can lead to severe health issues, including damage to organs and disruption of gut health. | ||
| Dequat, or DIQWOT, is widely applied in U.S. agriculture, but due to its negative effects on human health, it has been banned in the U.K., EU, China, and other countries. | ||
| Despite this, the EPA has not prioritized banning DEQOT, leaving consumers at a risk. | ||
| Environmental advocates urge for reform, stating that customers deserve better protection from harmful pesticides. | ||
| So why, but why, though? | ||
| But why do we allow it in our food, though, is the question that you have to ask. | ||
| We have to ask over and over and over again. | ||
| Why is this so hard? | ||
| Why is this so hard? | ||
| Just stop poisoning our food, please. | ||
| Is this really that difficult? | ||
| Is this really that hard? | ||
| And that's sort of the question I keep finding myself asking. | ||
| Is this really that hard? | ||
| I mean, I know I'm not, you know, the most well-educated person. | ||
| I know there are complicated systems out there. | ||
| Is it that hard just not to add poison to foods? | ||
| I got to wonder, is it really so impossible? | ||
| I mean, we have to fight tooth and nail to get them to remove Roundup lawsuits. | ||
| And they got like black budget operatives blackmailing journalists to cover it up. | ||
| They're doing lobbying efforts to silence the studies that show the negative effects it has. | ||
| Like you finally win this battle against this massive, unrelenting corporation. | ||
| Finally get them to take Roundup out and they replace it with something that's 200 times worse. | ||
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| But why, though? | ||
| But honestly. | ||
| How is this that hard not to add poison to your food? | ||
| Everybody else seems to have figured it out. | ||
| Everybody else, like Canada, in the UK, in the EU, seems to understand that you shouldn't put poison on your food. | ||
| Why can't we do that also? | ||
| I'm telling you, it's not going to be Elon Musk's America First Party or America Party, whatever he's calling it. | ||
| I think it could just be the effing normal party. | ||
| And our motto will be, it can't be that hard. | ||
| It can't. | ||
| It just, it honestly can't be that hard to just do things. | ||
| There's another story I had. | ||
| I don't know where it is in my stack. | ||
| But it's like Irish tourist overstays his visa for three days and then gets held by ICE for months. | ||
| Is it really that hard to just not be retarded? | ||
| Irish tourists jailed by ICE for months after overstaying U.S. visit by three days. | ||
| Nobody is safe. | ||
| And it's like, maybe I'm just a wild-eyed dreamer here expecting the impossible. | ||
| It's like, you know, the obvious response is like, well, this is what you wanted. | ||
| You wanted the deportations. | ||
| You wanted to empower IS. | ||
| this is what you get. | ||
| Is it really impossible? | ||
| Like, you've got millions of people out there who've been here for 20 years, who came over the border yesterday with an app that they downloaded that tells you their exact location and everything about them, et cetera, et cetera, like in real time on their phones. | ||
| Is it really that hard to deport people like that? | ||
| And if it's some Irish dude on a visa that expired on Tuesday and it's Thursday today, you just send him home. | ||
| You just put him on a plane. | ||
| Knock on the door. | ||
| Hello, sir. | ||
| Looks like your visa expired three days ago. | ||
| Do you have any plans to leave? | ||
| Oh, yeah, I'm just headed to the airport right now. | ||
| Ah, great. | ||
| We'll see you off then. | ||
| Is this an impossible dream I've imagined? | ||
| Or is there something else going on here? | ||
| Because I don't understand how we can't get just normal, just do normal things. | ||
| I don't understand. | ||
| I'm kidding. | ||
| Of course, I understand. | ||
| It's all on purpose. | ||
| It's all by design. | ||
| There's no way it's not by design. | ||
| There's no way that you use Roundup for decades while simultaneously lobbying the government to not do the studies into Roundup while simultaneously funding private intelligence agencies to blackmail journalists to cover up the damaging effect Roundup has had. | ||
| Like they know the damage it causes. | ||
| And then when they finally stop them from using it, they just so happen to choose another poison that's 200 times worse. | ||
| Do you get it's on purpose? | ||
| Do you get that it's impossible for the powers that be, corporate or government, to be this incompetent? | ||
| That this is not incompetence. | ||
| That there's a reason why American food is literally plastic. | ||
| It's literally poison. | ||
| It's literally just pesticide and foam that's being fed to us. | ||
| And you see the video like constantly posted. | ||
| People going, I would always get sick in America and then I came to Europe and I eat bread and cheese and these things used to make me sick in America and they don't make me sick here. | ||
| Our food isn't food. | ||
| Now, this is one of these things where because it's been developed this way, people act like it's the way it had to have been developed. | ||
| But again, this might be shocking to some people. | ||
| We actually, we had food before the invention of all this crap. | ||
| We actually had food before the development of Roundup. | ||
| We were actually able to plant seeds in the ground and they grew and we harvested them and then we planted more seeds and they grew and we harvested those. | ||
| And we didn't need Monsanto genetically modifying the DNA so that they could resell you seeds every year and then sue you when the wind blew them onto your land. | ||
| None of that is actually necessary. | ||
| And we could just be feeding ourselves with actual healthy food. | ||
| They do it everywhere else. | ||
| We don't do it here because it's because it's by design, because it's on purpose, because it's a plot. | ||
| And they're all in on it. | ||
| So Safer Roundup, weed killer can still damage your organs. | ||
| There's another one. | ||
| And, you know, again, there's a lot of opportunity, I think, right now. | ||
| And there always has been, but especially in the current moment for some good old-fashioned American across the aisle bipartisanship when it comes to a lot of this stuff. | ||
| Something about our two-party system is so deeply ingrained in the American psychology that we really cannot break out of it even when our interests align across party politics. | ||
| We talked about this a little bit yesterday. | ||
| Again, it's worth reiterating. | ||
| The fact that if you ever hear that somebody in the American government had bipartisan support, it basically means that they're evil. | ||
| Like it's weird. | ||
| It's bizarre. | ||
| It's like uncanny even that there is nobody in the American government that is just respected by both sides of the aisle, trusted, believed by both sides of the aisle, unless there's some sort of deep state Israeli spook. | ||
| Unless you're Benjamin Netanyahu, there's just, there's like no American figure that unites both sides of the aisle, which is so silly because there's so many things that we could and should be united on that are like fundamental things. | ||
| And again, Infowars has always had this position. | ||
| It's why Alex was called a liberal and a communist when he was opposing George W. Bush's wars in Iraq. | ||
| Or why I get along great with hippie chicks at parties because we can talk about water filters and, you know, poison in the food and water and fluoride and atrazine because it's not really traditionally your conservative platform, which again is just a psyop who wouldn't be interested in health. | ||
| It's like, you're a conservative. | ||
| You can't be interested in health and nature. | ||
| They think I'm trying to conserve. | ||
| So here's a story from a New York Post. | ||
| Michelle Pfeiffer slams very concerning FDA-approved food technology once backed by Bill Gates. | ||
| So appeal, they've now approved appeal, A-P-E-L, A-P-E-E-L, the additive, the coating that they add to fruit and vegetables to make it last longer. | ||
| It can now be Added to organic fruits and vegetables, and they'll still be considered organic. | ||
| They don't have to label it. | ||
| This again, you just have to have to, you just have to ask yourself why, but why, though? | ||
| But honestly, why? | ||
| It's like, are we so strapped for food that like this is necessary? | ||
| I mean, I would almost understand it if it was like, look, in order to get the food to the people who need to eat it, it all goes bad. | ||
| We got to come up with some way to contain it. | ||
| Like, that's, that's, there's a reason canning was invented. | ||
| Here's another little historical anecdote for you. | ||
| I believe it was, I think it was Napoleon, right? | ||
| Napoleon had these big grand ambitions to take his army everywhere. | ||
| And it was hard to feed an army when you couldn't preserve food. | ||
| So he had a contest, see who can invent a way of storing food. | ||
| And that's how canning was invented. | ||
| So if it was something like that, if it was like, okay, we got to, you know, our food is rotting and so we can't feed our people, we need something to preserve the food. | ||
| But they're not solving a problem. | ||
| There's not an extra, there's not a problem that they're solving. | ||
| So you have to ask why they're doing this. | ||
| What is the point of coating all fresh fruit and vegetables in plastic that seeps through the skin and estrogen mimickers and other harmful hormone affecting chemicals seep into the food that you're eating. | ||
| But why, though? | ||
| It's not necessary. | ||
| You know avocados, you know, they have a skin, right? | ||
| It's just crazy. | ||
| So why wouldn't we come together on this? | ||
| I don't think Michelle Pfeiffer is a MAGA spokeswoman by any stretch. | ||
| Like, I think we could do this. | ||
| I really do. | ||
| Again, I'm just... | ||
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| That's what they say inside every cynic is a disappointed optimist. | ||
| And I just refuse to be disappointed. | ||
| I truly believe that we as Americans can come together to demand that our government very simply stop deliberately poisoning our food, stop starting wars that we have no reason to enter into, stop allowing foreign pedophile blackmail networks to operate with total impunity, the highest levels of our society. | ||
| I think we could come together on this. | ||
| I really do. | ||
| And I think we could do normal things that aren't hard. | ||
| This is my wild-eyed optimism coming to the surface. | ||
| I believe that Americans could come together to just demand that our government stop actively destroying us with everything they've got. | ||
| And when they actually try to do normal, reasonable things that every government must do, like deporting people, just deport the people that deserve it and don't imprison the people that don't. | ||
| It's not complicated. | ||
| It's not complicated. | ||
| So Michelle Pfeiffer took to Instagram on Thursday to slam Appeal, an FDA-approved food technology once funded by Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates after sharing a post that claimed organic produce is no longer safe because Bill Gates' appeal just got approved for USDA certified organic. | ||
| The actress said she's very concerned about the approval. | ||
| Appeal, an edible plant-based coating designed to extend the shelf life of fresh fruits and vegetables was just approved and now organic produce is coated in something we cannot see or wash off. | ||
| 5Fur67 wrote on her Instagram stories, very concerning. | ||
| The Batman Returns icon returned to social media platform to share a list of grocery stores and markets that will not sell products coded in Appeal. | ||
| The list include major stores like Costco, Publix, and Trader Joe's. | ||
| Appeal Science was founded in 2012 by James Rogers. | ||
| He received grants from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which totaled less than $1 million. | ||
| Since then, Appeal has been reportedly backed by venture capitalists Andreessen Horowitz. | ||
| Another reason I don't entirely trust that dude. | ||
| We can do this, Michelle. | ||
| We can do this. | ||
| The InfoWars tinfoil hat-wearing weirdos that actually care about our food being deliberately poisoned and the Hollywood-style crunchy moms that just want what's best for their kids, we can come together and defeat the evildoers that are working in secret to clandestinely poison all of our food and water to weaken us and destroy us. | ||
| Does anybody out there know Michelle Pfeiffer? | ||
| Tell her we want to talk. | ||
| I'm not even kidding. | ||
| Like, seriously, can we not? | ||
| Can we not have some sort of bipartisan cooperation when we all recognize that what's happening is horrifying and that they're doing it to deliberately exclude your ability to even know what you're eating? | ||
| That's not even about what they're putting on the food. | ||
| It's about the clandestine way that they're putting it on the food. | ||
| That they're now labeling it organic, despite the fact it's obviously not. | ||
| But by labeling it organic, they hope to fly under the radar and trick people into consuming their product without being informed consumers. | ||
| I believe we can do it. | ||
| But who knows? | ||
| Despite Pfeiffer's concern that the coating cannot be washed off, the company claims that you can remove appeal coatings by rinsing your fruit and vegetables with water and gently scrubbing them using your hands or a soft brush. | ||
| Well, then what's the point of them? | ||
| Our product is intended to be edible, Appeal co-founder Jenny Dew told the Associated Press in April 2023. | ||
| The Tequila Sunrise's star's Instagram post about appeal may come as a surprise, particularly because she largely lives a quiet life without much controversy. | ||
| Oh, well, now she's in it. | ||
| Nothing more controversial than pointing out that the FDA just approved an artificial coding on food labeled organic. | ||
| Now you're in it. | ||
| Controversy now abounds. | ||
| Anyway, there's just so many things where it's just like, it's just, this is just not possible. | ||
| I don't know if I talked about this too much yesterday. | ||
| You know what? | ||
| No, we'll get into other news. | ||
| Again, I'm trying to avoid starting to talk about Israel right off the bat, but then you got things like this. | ||
| And I'm honestly trying to figure out what the hell is going on here. | ||
| Leo Terrell, who is the head of the DOJ Anti-Semitism Task Force, which shouldn't exist and is an abject violation of the First Amendment. | ||
| Insane. | ||
| Literally, it's like... | ||
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| Like the DOJ task force on unwarranted search and seizures. | ||
| Now, you're not allowed to do... | ||
| You can be anti-Semitic. | ||
| That's what freedom of religion means. | ||
| But okay, the DOJ has an anti-Semitism task force. | ||
| That's the first issue that we should deal with. | ||
| Leo Terrell, the head of this DOJ anti-Semitism task force, says, quote, I am going to eliminate Jewish taxes in America. | ||
| What does this mean? | ||
| What does this mean exactly? | ||
| I don't understand. | ||
| It's funny because I went to this with the intention of leaving and just asking that simple question. | ||
| But everybody has the same question. | ||
| Adam King, this could be worded very differently. | ||
| What does this even mean? | ||
| Retard finder, WTF, does that mean? | ||
| Owen Schroer, what does this mean? | ||
| Could mean multiple things, but what did you mean? | ||
| Honestly, what does this mean? | ||
| He's going to eliminate Jewish taxes in America? | ||
| Are Jews charged extra taxes in America? | ||
| Is he going to eliminate all taxes that any Jewish person pays? | ||
| What is this? | ||
| And why does he even have a job in government? | ||
| What does this mean? | ||
| Genuinely, DOJ pressures D.C. Bowser over anti-Semitism crisis in Washington. | ||
| Trump has long insulted and sought to take federal control of the district. | ||
| Again, constitutionally obligated to be a federal district, but okay, that's fine. | ||
| The Trump administration is launching another offensive against Washington, D.C. as city president Donald Trump has long insulted and sought to overhaul, this time with allegations of lukewarm response from D.C. officials to rising threats of anti-Semitism in the nation's capital. | ||
| It's a crisis, folks. | ||
| It is a crisis of anti-Semitism. | ||
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| At a certain point, this has become ridiculous. | ||
| I mean, wasn't it like last week? | ||
| What was the story? | ||
| Maybe the crew can find it. | ||
| Where the government just approved like hundreds of millions of dollars in security for strictly Jewish organizations in this country? | ||
| At a certain point, it becomes ridiculous. | ||
| So I guess what Leo Terrell is saying is that because anti-Semitism exists, Jews have to pay for security. | ||
| So they're calling that a Jewish tax, I think is where he's going with this. | ||
| Department of Homeland Security announces $94 million in grants to protect Jewish organizations. | ||
| Yeah, when was this from? | ||
| What's that say? | ||
| June 27, 2025. | ||
| Yeah, so three weeks ago, nearly $100 million was given to over 500 Jewish-based organizations in America. | ||
| And now Leo Terrell is decrying the extra costs that it takes to protect that Jews have to pay. | ||
| They're not paying anything. | ||
| No, we are paying for it. | ||
| How about we end the tax for Americans paying for Jewish security? | ||
| That's an attack on, that's a tax on the American people to pay for one particular religious ethnic group's security that is only at risk because of the actions of Israel and the way that Israel and Jews are conflated in the media by the very Jewish groups that are receiving the millions of dollars in grants. | ||
| So I guess when Leo Terrell says we need to end the Jewish tax in America, the Jewish tax, in this case, is the grant of $100 million that they receive. | ||
| And that's too burdensome for them, I guess? | ||
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I don't know. | |
| I don't know what to tell you. | ||
| But in addition to that, I believe something like 98% of Homeland Security grants go to Jewish groups anyway. | ||
| So it's like they have the Homeland Security grants that go to all these groups that are all Jewish groups anyway. | ||
| Then they have an additional $94 million that go exclusively to Jewish groups as they're making it illegal to be anti-Semitic, which means to oppose any of the things I just laid out. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| It's getting to be too much. | ||
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Are you tired of winning yet? | |
| No. | ||
| We haven't even started winning, right? | ||
| Okay, I love you guys too. | ||
| You know what? | ||
| I love you guys? | ||
| You're not the summer, what, summer soldiers and sunshine patriots. | ||
| You're the hardest core of the hardcore. | ||
| You're the heart of the movement, right? | ||
| You were with President Trump in 21 when they stole the 2020 election. | ||
| He went back to Mar-a-Lago. | ||
| Who had his back? | ||
| You guys did, right? | ||
| We have to, particularly after last night, last night I think was one of the most historic. | ||
| Were you guys all here in the audience last night? | ||
| Was that historic? | ||
| Laura Ingram, Megan Kelly, Tucker Carlson. | ||
| Those were historic, those are historic speeches. | ||
| Make sure in your diary or the notes you keep, particularly tell your kids and grandkids, you were in Tampa in 25 when that night, that Friday night, you had three of the greatest patriots in this country come down and lay it down, right? | ||
| What did Megan Kelly say? | ||
| Megan Kelly at the end said, it's a time for choosing. | ||
| It's a time for choosing. | ||
| And we just had, I think all of you, have all of you just read the president's latest true social? | ||
| Have you read it? | ||
| Okay. | ||
| So here, let's have a part of this discussion. | ||
| We know, or we're told, that there's going to be a special prosecutor sometime named, I don't know, I believe in the next week or two. | ||
| And that is going to go back to the very beginning of how the deep state tried to stop President Trump all the way to crossfire hurricane. | ||
| Remember that? | ||
| In the summer of 2016, where they tried to stop him from being president and install Hillary Clinton. | ||
| And with Hillary Clinton, Merritt Garland as Supreme Court justice, the country would have been gone. | ||
| Donald Trump had the greatest come-from-behind victory against the headwind of the deep state trying to stop him. | ||
| And this is one of the reasons this special prosecutor is going to look into it. | ||
| After he won, what did they do immediately? | ||
| The nullification project. | ||
| The phony Russia gate with Brennan and this entire crowd. | ||
| Just a rollover from what they did in Crossfire Hurricane. | ||
| It just continued on. | ||
| Why? | ||
| They wanted President Trump, they wanted to stop him from taking on the deep state. | ||
| Now, think about it. | ||
| He had the economy on a roll. | ||
| He had everything on a roll. | ||
| And then the Chinese Communist Party in 2020 dropped a bioweapon from the Wuhan lab, correct? | ||
| No doubt about that. | ||
| Then they stole the 2020 election. | ||
| The special prosecutor, the special prosecutor, President Trump, take your true social out. | ||
| Let's deconstruct what President Trump is saying. | ||
| He says we've got to look into the 2020 election. | ||
| That is going to be purview of the prosecutor. | ||
| So you have crossfire hurricane before he won. | ||
| You're going to have the nullification project and the Russian hoax after he won to try to kill his first term. | ||
| You're then going to have the stealing of the 2020 election. | ||
| And guess what? | ||
| Let's throw in January 6th, right? | ||
| January 6th. | ||
| Now, I would strongly recommend in that, because I've argued for this from the beginning, that in that arc of looking at how the deep state has tried to stop Trump and the MAGA movement, you can easily fit in the Epstein situation, right? | ||
| If you want the full release of documents, the special prosecutor gets it, and here's why. | ||
| Epstein is a key that picks the lock on so many things, not just individuals, but also institutions, intelligence institutions, foreign governments, and who is working with him on our intelligence apparatus and in our government. | ||
| This is why it's a time for choosing now. | ||
| We have to decide right now and back to presidents and say, hey, look, all of your great work, you just heard Tom Holman, you're about to hear Christy Noam, of closing the border. | ||
| How did we get 10 or 11 or 12 or 20 million on Biden's watch? | ||
| That was absolutely, that was a very important thing. | ||
| Very powerful speech from Steve Bannon at TPSA, at the TPSA event yesterday. | ||
| That speech is making waves. | ||
| The whole thing's about 17 minutes long. | ||
| We figured we'd play a little taste for you there. | ||
| We'll talk about leftist violence on the other side because it's bubbling up, folks. | ||
| We'll be right back. | ||
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All right. | |
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| Second hour is on. | ||
| I'm going to open up the phone lines for your calls in the next segment. | ||
| We got a lot of developments in American politics. | ||
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We got a lot of developments in American politics. | |
| We just covered the fact that Jewish groups in this country receive just hundreds of millions of dollars from the American taxpayers to protect themselves. | ||
| Well, it seems like every week or so, there's another attack on churches in this country. | ||
| The latest was this. | ||
| Kentucky church shooter was trying to kill mother of his children. | ||
| Suspect has been identified in Sunday's deadly shooting spree in Lexington, Kentucky, that left two women dead, two men wounded, and a Kentucky state trooper hospitalized. | ||
| Law enforcement told Lex18 that the suspect had been identified as Guy House, a convicted felon with a long criminal history. | ||
| House was shot and killed by the police. | ||
| At the scene, House, who'd been previously charged with first-degree fleeing and evading police, resisting arrest, and illegal possession of a handgun in 2022, was not legally allowed to own a firearm. | ||
| Authorities are now investigating how he obtained the weapon used in the attack. | ||
| Pictures and videos found online of House show him wearing a Palestinian cafe or whatever, which is regularly used to show support for the Hamas terrorist organization. | ||
| The two women who were killed were been identified as Beverly Gum, 72, and Christina Combs, 32. | ||
| Gum, a mother of eight, and one of her daughters, Star Rutherford, had been in the church's basement when House came in the door and asked for one of the Rutherford sisters who was the mother to his three children, per the Lexington Herald leader. | ||
| When he was told she wasn't there, he allegedly responded, well, someone's going to have to die then and open fire. | ||
| Very brutal, but apparently this guy had like converted to Islam recently. | ||
| There's a lot of other, you know, weird rumors about this guy. | ||
| But it does seem like a we're averaging about one attack on a church a week in this country. | ||
| Whether that's just because it's where the attack happens to be, which seems to be this case, or because the church itself is being targeted. | ||
| Of course, there was the guy who tried to shoot up a church last, I think it was last week, maybe the week before, where the security guard hit him in the truck, hit him with his truck, a number of other instances. | ||
| And I don't, you know, I definitely don't think the Epstein scandal is anything, is like, comes from anything nefarious. | ||
| Again, I see people going, oh, the Democrats are just using this to distract from the auto pin scandal. | ||
| I don't think any of that's true. | ||
| But I do think we should be focusing more on the extreme amounts of violence coming from the Democrats these days. | ||
| I do think that we could probably, we'd probably be well served by focusing on and probably doing something about the networks of Antifa that are conducting sustained insurrection-style attacks against federal buildings across the United States. | ||
| I believe that we can focus on two things at once. | ||
| I think we have that power. | ||
| But certainly I'm not seeing nearly enough coverage of what's going on across the country in terms of the violence of the left. | ||
| Tom Homan made this statement, clip 19, about Portland, where an ongoing Antifa siege has been torturing and terrorizing a neighborhood outside of an ICE facility. | ||
| Here's Tom Homan talking about the Antifa encampment there. | ||
| Not only that, I'm going to head to Portland. | ||
| I'm going out there. | ||
| They're not going to bully us or, you know, we're going to do the job we're going to do in Portland, too. | ||
| But for the mayor of New York City and Chicago, President Trump made it clear two weeks ago. | ||
| We're going to double down and triple down the sanctuary cities. | ||
| Why? | ||
| Not because they're blue. | ||
| Because we know they're releasing public safety threats to the streets every day. | ||
| Like Florida, we agree with all the sheriffs in Florida. | ||
| They're taking our detainers. | ||
| They're not releasing illegal alien public safety threats. | ||
| They're calling us. | ||
| So we can spend less resources in Florida and send them to New York, to Chicago, and to Portland, to L.A. We're going to double down and triple down the sanctuary cities. | ||
| If we can't arrest a bad guy in the jail, then we'll go to the community and we'll find him. | ||
| Or we'll do more work site enforcement. | ||
| We'll find him at the work site. | ||
| And when we do these things and we ramp up that enforcement, we're going to find others, others who aren't a criminal target, but they're in the country illegally. | ||
| We're going to arrest them too. | ||
| So what you're going to get, sanctuary cities, is exactly what you don't want. | ||
| More agents in your communities and more collateral rests. | ||
| That's what we're going to do. | ||
| We're doubling down, tripling down. | ||
| So for those who say they won't keep ICE out of the city, good luck with that. | ||
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| Good. | ||
| I mean, that's exactly how it needs to be treated. | ||
| This is from DHS.gov. | ||
| Anarchist and rioters in Portland illegally dox ICE officers in federal law enforcement. | ||
| Department of Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noam today, and this was from the 11th of July, just four days ago, released the following statement addressing criminals and Antifa-affiliated groups, continued efforts to dox the personal information of immigration and customs enforcement officers in Oregon. | ||
| ICE law enforcement is facing a nearly 700% increase in assaults against them. | ||
| These doxing websites that attempt to reveal ICE officers' identity, even their families and children, put our law enforcement in grave danger as highly sophisticated gangs like Trende Aragua and MS-13, criminal rings, murderers, and rapists can use this information to carry out attacks on federal law enforcement and their family. | ||
| Saying, quote, we will prosecute those who dox ICE agents to the fullest extent of the law. | ||
| These criminals are taking the side of vicious cartels and human traffickers. | ||
| We won't allow it in America. | ||
| Federal law enforcement has come under attack across the country. | ||
| Gunmen opened fire on Border Patrol and ICE officers in Texas over the 4th of July weekend on two separate occasions, seriously wounding two. | ||
| Multiple organizations appear to be responsible for doxing these federal officers, including an anarchist and Antifa-affiliated group based in Portland called Rose City Counterinfo and another called the Krustian Daily. | ||
| Both of these groups have published the names, pictures, and personal address of ICE officers on their websites. | ||
| Criminals have posted flyers in officers' neighborhood that include their names, addresses, pictures of them, and their families. | ||
| The flyers threaten officers with texts that say no peace for ICE and Chingo La Migra. | ||
| The translation is F Immigration Services. | ||
| And so we've been warning about this forever, of course. | ||
| And just like any criminal on an individual level, you know, it doesn't usually start with murder. | ||
| It doesn't usually start with coordinated attacks on ICE. | ||
| It starts on the small level. | ||
| It starts in 2020 with Black Lives Matter and only escalates through there. | ||
| And when they're allowed to attack police officers, ICE officers, when they're allowed to have encampments where they're violating any number of city strictures and I'm trying to get on some of the people in Portland that have had to deal with this Antifa encampment outside the ICE office, which again is just like, why? | ||
| Why do we allow it? | ||
| I don't think we should. | ||
| I don't think we need to. | ||
| I don't think we've been patient long enough with Antifa. | ||
| Now, we've been calling for them to be designated as a domestic terrorist organization for a very long time because of all of the domestic terrorism that they're involved in and the way that they are a very well-coordinated and highly communicative network of activists, so-called, committing arson attacks. | ||
| I know there was seemingly a crackdown on some of the people burning in Tesla dealerships earlier in the year. | ||
| But again, these are the types of things that the Democrats encouraged. | ||
| Democrats gave a pass to. | ||
| Well, they didn't come out and say, yeah, go burn down a Tesla dealership. | ||
| They would say, well, you know, there are consequences. | ||
| Maybe if you weren't a Nazi, those types of things wouldn't have happened. | ||
| Maybe people do need to get out and get involved and take the battle to the streets. | ||
| Nonviolently, of course, but things happen. | ||
| There's always this like wink and a nod towards it. | ||
| We don't have to put up with any of this. | ||
| And the thing is that they've been so protected, so coddled, so able to get away with this stuff for so long that now, in order to identify and round up these networks, be a piece of cake. | ||
| Could not be easier. | ||
| They literally have websites where they have all their information. | ||
| There's absolutely no reason why every single person associated with this group should not be immediately arrested and tried for terrorism. | ||
| When you are publishing the docs information, the addresses and pictures of the families of ICE members, I mean, it's always been absurd. | ||
| It's getting to a point of like unbelievability how just completely terroristic the left is becoming. | ||
| While, you know, obviously, luckily we don't have a Democratic president right now. | ||
| But regardless, we still constantly hear how right-winger. | ||
| In fact, I'll pull in another video. | ||
| It's Jasmine Crockett just like two days ago or something was going, all violence is from the right. | ||
| All violence and all crime is all 100% carried out by people on the right wing. | ||
| And even leftists who attack right-wingers are really just disappointed MAGA Trumpers. | ||
| And it's always been absurd. | ||
| And it's just a continual thing. | ||
| I hate repeating myself like this, but the condition is not that Antifa is committing terrorism and the right-wingers are committing terrorism and we get punished and they don't and that's not fair. | ||
| No, we don't do anything. | ||
| We don't firebomb fertility clinics. | ||
| We aren't burning down or shooting up churches. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| We aren't trying to assassinate our political opponents like the left did to Trump at least twice that we know of, getting very close and actually wounding him one time. | ||
| We don't do it. | ||
| None of, we never, it's just never, it's just no political violence is from the right in the recent past at all. | ||
| Unless it's literally just like a single crazy dude that just does something that is utterly inverted and contradictory to their stated goals. | ||
| In 2018, some Mexican dude shot Mexicans at Walmart because he was racist. | ||
| And they're like, see, right wing, it's like, okay, the left has entire networks of Antifa actively committing crime, actively committing violence against federal law enforcement, actively coordinating this, advertising this on social media with their faces on TikTok videos going, we got to start killing people. | ||
| And nothing is done. | ||
| It's not just inequal. | ||
| It's not just they do a thing, we do a thing, they get punished, we don't. | ||
| That would be unfair. | ||
| This is so inverted, it's hard to even fathom just how openly terroristic the left is becoming. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number 21, where 12 Antifa members have been charged with attempted murder after ambushing an ICE battalion and attempting to kill them. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
| We're here to tell you that late at night on July 4th, Friday night at approximately 10.37 p.m. at the Prairie Land ICE Detention Center in Alvaredo, Texas, 10 to 12 individuals dressed in black military-style clothing began shooting fireworks and engaging in acts of vandalism at the facility. | ||
| And this was part of an organized attack. | ||
| Today, my office has charged 10 individuals with three counts of attempted murder of a federal officer. | ||
| Each of the 10 are also charged with three counts of discharging a firearm in relation to a crime of violence. | ||
| Each of these defendants faces a mandatory prison term of 10 years and up to life in prison. | ||
| An additional co-conspirator was charged with obstruction of justice and conspiracy for attempting to conceal and destroy evidence in relation to the attack. | ||
| And he faces up to 10 years in prison. | ||
| Let's discuss the incident. | ||
| It was a planned ambush with the intent to kill ICE corrections officers. | ||
| Make no mistake, this was not a so-called peaceful protest. | ||
| It was indeed an ambush. | ||
| 10 arrested after ambush on Texas ICE detention facility officials said the incident occurred in Alvaredo, Texas on July 4th. | ||
| State and federal officials announced on Monday that 10 people were arrested for engaging in a planned ambush on an ICE detention facility in Texas over the 4th of July holiday. | ||
| Now, why is this not the top story in the country for weeks? | ||
| This is literally so much more dangerous and horrifying than like January 6th. | ||
| I mean, you have 10 people coming together to carry out a guerrilla warfare ambush on federal agents. | ||
| And this is just like a blurb on page four. | ||
| What? | ||
| This is crazy. | ||
| And it's a forewarning of what's to come. | ||
| This is not going to end anytime soon. | ||
| Unless, of course, we do the very, very, very, very simple task of identifying the networks and arresting the people involved. | ||
| We could just do that. | ||
| We could just stop this in its tracks immediately tomorrow if we wanted. | ||
| None of these problems are difficult to solve. | ||
| We just refuse to solve them. | ||
| We instead exacerbate and facilitate the problems. | ||
| I don't know why, but that's what we've chosen to do. | ||
| The individuals charged with attempted murder of a federal officer. | ||
| According to court records, the incident occurred at the Prairie Land Detention Facility in Alvaredo, Texas on Friday, according to Nancy Larson, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas. | ||
| At approximately 10.37 p.m., 10 to 12 individuals dressed in black, military-style clothing, began shooting fireworks and engaging in active vandalism at the facility. | ||
| Larson said the incident was planned ambushed with the intent to kill ICE corrections officers. | ||
| Some individuals drew correction officers out of the facility using the fireworks, while others damaged vehicles and vandalized the facility with graffiti. | ||
| When the Alvarado police officers arrived on the scene, one of the individuals shot him in the neck. | ||
| Another individual shot 20 to 30 rounds at the facility correction officers, according to Larson. | ||
| All assailants fled the scene. | ||
| They'll all have been apprehended, the U.S. Attorney said. | ||
| 20 to 30 rounds. | ||
| This was like a literal battle. | ||
| This was like a Civil War battle. | ||
| Bradford Morris, who goes by Megan. | ||
| Bradford Morris, who goes by Megan, was one of the suspects that allegedly fled the scene. | ||
| According to court records, he was stopped a short while later with a magazine clip in Kevlar Vest. | ||
| Morris allegedly told the police, and he met some people online, he wanted to make a little noise at the detention center, according to court records. | ||
| Resist fascism, fight oligarchy, resist, they've got flyers, fight ICE terror with class war, free all political prisoners. | ||
| More fireworks, weapons, and cell phones crossed multiple searches over the weekend. | ||
| Police also found two AR-15s nearby, according to court records. | ||
| Okay, so where is the congressional hearings? | ||
| Where are the investigations? | ||
| Where are the hyper-ventilating, you know, panic segments on CNN about how this isn't just a small thing. | ||
| This is obviously just part of a much wider network, and we have to really have all of government focus on weeding this out. | ||
| That is, in fact, that should be, that would actually be a good response. | ||
| Not January 6th, where a bunch of unarmed, peaceful protesters got flashbanged by the police, beat up by a bunch of capital city officers, despite not having any weapons. | ||
| We had years of manhunts identifying every single unemployed baker that happened to protest in D.C. that day. | ||
| But you have 10 people with Kevlar vest, AR-15s, and explosives setting an ambush and shooting an ICE officer in the neck. | ||
| And there's no outrage, and there's no panic, and there's no awareness of what this really means. | ||
| So that's just one of the crazy, like this happened multiple times over the weekend. | ||
| ICE announced that Rep Salud Cabahal, Kabajil Carbajal, Representative Salud Carbajal, doxxed ICE employee who was left bloody by left-wing rioters at a California pot farm. | ||
| Carbajal shared agent's business card with violent mob. | ||
| Wow, I can't believe Salud Carbajal isn't a loyal American. | ||
| ICE and Cubs has revealed that Representative Carbajal was part of a violent mob of protesters attempting to obstruct federal law enforcement as they executed a criminal search warrant at a marijuana facility, and that he doxed an ICE agent by handing the individual's business card to members of the violent group. | ||
| The doxxed agent was left bloody after the mob hurled rocks at agents who were doing their job. | ||
| They were conducting criminal warrant operations at marijuana farms affiliated with the Glass House Brands Incorporated when the chaos unfolded. | ||
| And this was the marijuana farm where they found miners amongst the workers, minor slaves who were working to pay off their debt to the cartel for getting them into this country. | ||
| Really, you can see the full spectrum of the liberal symbiotic community at work here. | ||
| Got the child slaves, you've got the cartels, you've got the politicians opening the border to allow the exploitation, and you've got the weed farm to drug all of the Americans into senselessness while all this criminality happens under their noses. | ||
| It really is symbolic of where we are as a country. | ||
| And apparently this elected representative was handing out the personal information in the business card to one of the ICE agents conducting this raid, to the mob of violent rock-throwing protesters trying to stop it. | ||
| Why are we putting up with this? | ||
| Why are we putting up with this? | ||
| I genuinely don't have a reason. | ||
| Like, there's not a reason why any of these people should be anywhere other than Alligator Alcatraz. | ||
| It truly is wild. | ||
| And it goes on and on. | ||
| Democrats told to get shot for the anti-Trump resistance at town halls in their districts and in one-on-one meetings with constituents and activists, Democrat members of Congress are facing a growing thrum of demands to break the fools, break the rules, fight dirty, and not be afraid to get hurt. | ||
| You know what that means, right? | ||
| It means they're going to shoot people. | ||
| When they say, you know, you have to be willing to get shot, that means they want you to shoot people. | ||
| Democrat lawmakers say their voters are threatening blood and violence over inability to hinder Trump. | ||
| Democrat lawmakers say their voters are enraged at The lack of ability to counter President Trump's agenda, with some saying they could resort to violence, Axios reported Monday. | ||
| Well, they already are resorting to violence, so you can keep that warning to yourself. | ||
| The outlet says it spoke to over two dozen House Democrats to measure the temperature of the Democratic base. | ||
| What it found was red-hot anger and a burgeoning desire to circumvent the rule of law, where explanations Democrats simply don't hold enough power in Washington falls on deaf ears. | ||
| We've got people who are desperately wanting us to do something. | ||
| No matter what we do, they want more. | ||
| Because these people don't actually, I mean, my God. | ||
| These are the people that talk about democracy. | ||
| The reason that they can't hamper Trump is because Trump is doing everything in constitutional order. | ||
| That nothing he's doing is illegal. | ||
| That he's actually carrying out the will of the voters. | ||
| That our government, when it goes out and arrests illegal aliens, is actually working exactly as intended and wanting to stop that. | ||
| It just means that you're trying to help criminals and destroy the rule of law that you keep talking about fighting for. | ||
| We're going to keep going on this, on the other side. | ||
| This is just the beginning. | ||
| Of course, we're one year out from the near assassination of Trump on July 13th, 2024. | ||
| You have this other Trump assassination suspect, Ralph. | ||
| People have just been put in jail for selling hidden guns. | ||
| He is now asking for the death penalty as yet another example of the out-of-control leftist violence that literally attempting to kill us because they can't win electorally. | ||
| All right, welcome back, folks. | ||
| Go ahead to cover. | ||
| In the second half of today's show, I'm going to open up the phone line for you, but in the meantime, let's talk about the coordinated Antifa ambushes that severely injured federal officers over the weekend. | ||
| There was the one on July 4th in, was it Alvaredo, where 10 to 12 Antifa members shot at police, tried to distract them by vandalizing cars and setting off fireworks for opening fire on them. | ||
| They apparently have been arrested. | ||
| We haven't heard anything about their connections being investigated. | ||
| The groups that they're a part of being designated terrorist organizations were charged in RICO cases, which is a little bit disappointing. | ||
| But that wasn't the only attack on ICE officers in just the last few days. | ||
| A gunman in tactical gear tried to kill Border Patrol agents in McAllen, Texas, and got instantly neutralized by security. | ||
| On July 7th, 2025, at 5.45 a.m., Ryan Luis Mosqueda, 27, ambushed Border Patrol agents with an assault rifle and tactical gear at a McAllen annex facility. | ||
| Mosqueda fired dozens of rounds and agents and McAllen police returned fire, killing him, as confirmed by DHS and McAllen Police Chief Victor Rodriguez. | ||
| One McAllen officer was shot in the knee and two others, including a Board of Patrol employee, were injured. | ||
| All were hospitalized and stable. | ||
| Mosqueda, reported missing from Westlaco at 4 a.m., had a Michigan ID. | ||
| His car marked Cortis Dye contained another rifle and ammunition. | ||
| The FBI is investigating the targeted attack. | ||
| McAllen International Airport briefly closed, resuming operations by the afternoon. | ||
| Again, you've got multiple examples of light and Tesla's on fire anymore, folks. | ||
| They're showing up at ICE offices with assault rifles, and they're trying to kill the agents. | ||
| And somehow this isn't in the top 10 stories. | ||
| Even in the right, even on the right wing. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| Mike Shelby, of course, breaks this down. | ||
| We're going to have to have him on again soon. | ||
| He's been warning about this and documenting the increasing activities of Antifa, warning that the low-grade civil warfare that we've been seeing over the last several months would only increase throughout the summer as the so-called resistance, the Antifa extremists embedded in our country, ramp up their attacks. | ||
| Again, a problem that just unbelievably easy to solve, but we don't solve it. | ||
| And I'll expand on that in a second. | ||
| But here's what Mike Shelby said about the ambush in Alvaredo. | ||
| In short, based on the numbers of weapons recovered, it could have been much worse. | ||
| Sounds like some of the would-be shooters chickened out. | ||
| 10 to 12 individuals dressed in black began shooting fireworks at 10.57. | ||
| By 10.58, two unarmed correctional officers approached the vandals. | ||
| 10.59, Alvaredo police officers arrived. | ||
| 10.59, two shooters engage police officers at about 100 to 150 meters, expending 20 to 30 rounds of 5.56 ammunition from AR platforms. | ||
| At least one rifle jams, and the two shooting suspects flee to the west. | ||
| Shortly after, police apprehended seven suspects in a field west of the shooting positions. | ||
| Police also found two AR-15 style rifles abandoned at a nearby woodline. | ||
| Some were wearing body armor, carrying weapons, and had radios. | ||
| A total of 12 sets of ballistic vests are later discovered in the area. | ||
| Additionally, a Johnson County Sheriff's Office detective makes a traffic stop and arrests one of the suspects armed with a black pistol, two sets of body armor, and one ballistic helmet. | ||
| An additional two AR-15s are found in the backseat of the van. | ||
| The suspect is also carrying a radio. | ||
| No further information. | ||
| Prairieland Detention Center ambush with the map here of how exactly it was carried out. | ||
| And here you can see the goblins and freaks that were involved in this act of domestic terror. | ||
| And I just, I wonder what networks could be unveiled through looking at their cell phones or investigating their communications or simply looking at the times in the past where they've been arrested for this exact type of activity and Let go. | ||
| One of the people who was involved in the shooting ambush had a FBI wanted poster published of him. | ||
| I believe he has been found at this point, but originally on the 9th of July, the FBI posted this: The FBI offers a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Benjamin Hanel Song, wanted for his alleged involvement in the July 4th, 2025 attack on the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvaredo, Texas. | ||
| Benjamin Hannell Song, as Andy No notes, is part of a documented cell of armed Antifa militants in the North Texas area. | ||
| He's currently being sued in an ongoing civil lawsuit by a group of Christians who were attacked in 2023. | ||
| And we can go to that 2023 story at the post-millennial Antifa militia group sued over assault at Fort Worth Family-Friendly Drag Show. | ||
| A number of Dallas Antifa members belonging to the infamous Elm Fork John Brown Gun Club have been sued for allegedly assaulting three men who were peacefully protesting a, quote, family-friendly drag brunch at a restaurant in nearby Fort Worth. | ||
| The lawsuit, which lists 14 members as well as the club itself, accuses the far-left extremists of conspiring to inflict and actually inflicting injury on plaintiffs Joshua Finnessy, Anthony Long, and Kyle Randall, all of whom belong to a Catholic fraternity and were expressing their faith-based objections to the drag brunch at the time. | ||
| Basically, they were just gathered across the street from the brewery, protesting, quote, not with megaphones or intimidation, but rather through silent prayer, when this mob of Antifa goons showed up, Christopher Gillet, Megan Grant, and Benjamin Hannell Song were among 15 or so members of the Elm Fork John Brown Club congregated nearby. | ||
| Nearly all of them concealed their identities via masks and baggy clothing, and five were openly carrying firearms. | ||
| Again, you've got these mobs of black-clad Antifa communists wearing guns, intimidating and even assaulting Christians praying silently across from a drag brunch, which itself should not be allowed in this country. | ||
| Now when there are children involved. | ||
| For some reason, these people aren't in jail. | ||
| I mean, again, it might be kind of absurd to even point out the hypocrisy at this point. | ||
| But principally, fundamentally, we are dealing with an existential threat to our actual freedoms that we enjoy as Americans. | ||
| That the Constitution is not there strictly to limit the government. | ||
| It is there to limit anybody in America from doing any of the things that are enumerated in the Bill of Rights. | ||
| And this is obvious. | ||
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| I don't know why we have to keep explaining this, but, okay. | ||
| If the government arrests you without charge and keeps you imprisoned without the ability to defend yourself, that's an obvious violation of your rights under the Bill of Rights and the Constitution to a right to a speedy trial and to defend yourself and habeas corpus and all these wonderful things. | ||
| If your neighbor grabbed you off the street, chains you to the radiator in the basement, that's also illegal. | ||
| Just because he's not the government doesn't mean he's then allowed to do that. | ||
| The government is not allowed to go shut down prayer circles just because they don't like them. | ||
| Why is Antifa allowed to do that? | ||
| Why is this even a civil issue? | ||
| Why are the people that were assaulted forced to find lawyers themselves, fund their own civil lawsuit, put themselves at risk of some sort of anti-slap measure where they're, you know, if the lawsuit doesn't go their way, they're suddenly on the hook and they have to pay their attackers? | ||
| Like, why is it not the government just rounding these groups up and going, you engaged in a coordinated mob, a conspiracy to deny rights to American citizens? | ||
| These people were praying and they have an absolute constitutionally guaranteed right for their freedom of religion. | ||
| These black-clad communists come along and assault them and then nothing happens. | ||
| They aren't even arrested. | ||
| It has to be a civil lawsuit that the victims themselves have to pay to bring forward. | ||
| It's not hard. | ||
| It's not hard to deal with these issues. | ||
| And it's not even that you need to come to me for answers. | ||
| The answers are imminently obvious. | ||
| They are just apparent to literally anybody able to talk. | ||
| I guarantee if I got my four-year-old son on the phone, say, what should we do about this? | ||
| He'd say, oh, you should arrest the bad guys. | ||
| It's like, yeah, duh. | ||
| So you don't need to come to me for answers. | ||
| The thing I want to impart to you is the question, why is this allowed? | ||
| Why if all of these things are so simple and so easy to solve and solving them is not an option and it's not a small thing. | ||
| If this Benjamin Hanel song scumbag, waste of space, future electric chair occupant, if he'd been arrested for the assault that he carried out with his mob of communists against the people praying, if he'd been arrested for that, then he wouldn't have been able to shoot a guy or shoot one of the federal officers or be involved in the mob that shot the federal officers. | ||
| And like, I guess that's what we have to weigh is do, you know, do we really is our is our commitment to free speech and our commitment to civil liberties really such that we are obligated to allow literal domestic terrorist networks to operate with impunity in this country? | ||
| I don't think so. | ||
| I don't think free speech or political activism or the First Amendment will be harmed at all by arresting violent communist mobs. | ||
| That's not what the First Amendment is for. | ||
| It's been warped and stretched, and we've been tricked into thinking that somehow we lose all of our liberty if we don't imprison criminals. | ||
| This is absurd. | ||
| There's no threat to actual our rights or our restrictions of the government by imprisoning these people. | ||
| What they're doing is not lawfully protected free speech. | ||
| They're violent mobs. | ||
| And I guess I'd want to ask the ICE officer or his family, was it worth it? | ||
| Was it worth getting shot so that this scumbag foreigner communist could terrorize Americans on the street? | ||
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| Like, are people going to have to die? | ||
| Are people going to have to pay the ultimate price? | ||
| Is there going to have to be a bomb going off at some ICE facility that kills 10 agents before they take this seriously? | ||
| Why? | ||
| Why do we have to wait? | ||
| Why are we waiting? | ||
| Why is this not a bigger story? | ||
| Why are there not daily announcements from the DOJ about the threat that these groups pose and the actions being taken against them? | ||
| Why are we not doing the obvious, easy, and necessary things to not even like take it out of the big wide scale, these are the things that could save our country. | ||
| These are just the things that could stop fathers and mothers from being murdered, right? | ||
| This could stop a kid from having to visit their ICE agent father in the hospital as he's recovering from a bullet wound. | ||
| Why do we not do this stuff? | ||
| Again, the answers are not difficult. | ||
| You don't need to come to me for them. | ||
| But I do hope that you'll ask why we don't do them, why these things aren't being handled in the way that they should. | ||
| Who is behind this? | ||
| I don't think it's the average person. | ||
| I don't think the average person would just scoff at this, right? | ||
| The average person would be outraged and horrified to learn that a dozen militia members launched an ambush on federal agents and seriously wounded some of them. | ||
| In the natural course of events, the obvious and he's still on the run? | ||
| This guy hasn't been caught yet? | ||
| This Benjamin Hannell song guy? | ||
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| I guess it's easy not to get caught when nobody's looking for you. | ||
| And here's the thing. | ||
| This is where it's really crazy. | ||
| So you've got, not only do you have these Antifa groups committing violence and disturbing the peace of their fellow Americans with total impunity, and they're well-funded, and they have lawyers on retainer paid for by the billionaires that are encouraging this. | ||
| Yeah, so the suspect still hasn't been caught. | ||
| Manhunt for ICE facility attack suspect reaches 10 days with reward money on the line. | ||
| Well, you know, you had him in prison for assaulting those Christians earlier. | ||
| You probably should have charged him with something then. | ||
| But I guess that's not what we do here. | ||
| But it's the fact that you have congressmen and senators encouraging this. | ||
| You have elected representatives doxing ICE agents who then come under attack and are severely injured. | ||
| They're beamed with rocks. | ||
| You've got officials at the USAID and the State Department upset that they're being let go from their jobs and deciding that instead of respecting the will of the voters, | ||
| rolling with the punches and just dealing with an issue that plagues everybody in the private, in private industry, these people are just so, they're so like shocked they would ever be fired from their job because it's a cushy government job that they're supposed to have for life and be able to retire on. | ||
| Well, they got let go, and so they're resorting to treason. | ||
| I guess they don't have any marketable skills, so treason is the next best option. | ||
| Fired USAID bureaucrats warn Trump of coming regime change. | ||
| A very particular set of skills. | ||
| Fired USAID and other government workers used to working in authoritarian countries are quietly building a resistance to Trump with their backgrounds very much in mind. | ||
| Quote, you just released a bunch of well-trained individuals into your population, one currently employed federal official involved in these efforts told Notice. | ||
| If you kept our offices going and had us play solitaire in the office, it might have been safer to keep your regime. | ||
| So the State Department and the USAID, who have for the last several decades hidden their regime change operations under the guise of charity and humanitarian prospects, are apparently taking the knowledge and the skills that they've learned and employed in authoritarian places around the world and are now working on regime change here at home. | ||
| Fired State Department bureaucrats reportedly using their regime change skills to sabotage Trump. | ||
| But right-wingers are the threat to democracy. | ||
| Right-wingers are the violent ones. | ||
| Right-wingers are the authoritarian ones. | ||
| We're dealing with a subversion that is like beyond understanding to where it's like, okay, usually you'd have like a country and maybe there's some percentage of the population that's subverting it. | ||
| But we're like over 50% at this point. | ||
| It's like 50% of our country actively hates our own country. | ||
| I mean, the Democrats, I had the video yesterday. | ||
| I don't think I played it. | ||
| The CNN, I believe, was reporting on a poll asking people if they were proud to be American. | ||
| 24% of Democrats said they were proud to be American. | ||
| 24%. | ||
| You've got 75% of the Democrat constituency genuinely don't like America, not proud to be American, do not have loyalty to this country. | ||
| What do you even do at that point? | ||
| We probably shouldn't even be a country. | ||
| Yeah, extremely proud to be an American. | ||
| Republicans, 92%, Democrats, 2%. | ||
| It's not, you know, I always think back to the, it's always sunny in Philadelphia clip where Frank Reynolds is going, Hillary Clinton hates freedom. | ||
| She hates freedom. | ||
| It's like, what? | ||
| Doesn't hate freedom. | ||
| Who hates freedom? | ||
| It's like, no, dude, these people genuinely, they genuinely hate America. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| This isn't just some right-wing Republican talking points. | ||
| Democrats genuinely do not like America. | ||
| They don't like its system of representative democracy. | ||
| They don't like the people that built America. | ||
| They don't like the history that built America. | ||
| They don't like Europeans. | ||
| They don't like Christianity. | ||
| They don't like America. | ||
| They're not American in any sense of the word. | ||
| And we'll expand on that with this new mayoral candidate in Minnesota who looks like a freaking goblin cartoon. | ||
| Because a lot of people are pointing out this guy's not American. | ||
| He's a Somalian refugee. | ||
| People are going, he was born in America. | ||
| He was raised in America. | ||
| He sounds just like every other millennial out there. | ||
| He's American. | ||
| And then every video is him just like, my home in Somalia, I will go back there and elect me and I will benefit Somalia. | ||
| It's like these people are, they're not American. | ||
| They don't even pretend to be American. | ||
| And it's frankly insulting to be told that a guy like that is American as if he's equal to somebody like me. | ||
| As if his loyalty to this country isn't bifurcated by his superior loyalty to his home country. | ||
| It's just insane what we're dealing with. | ||
| And again, it's like this is why Epstein's such a big issue. | ||
| This is why Trump's failures are so unacceptable. | ||
| Because this is not a fringe belief of the Democratic Party. | ||
| This is their core belief. | ||
| They are literally tyrannical. | ||
| They are literally authoritarian. | ||
| They, you know, give some semblance of respect to America insofar as that is required to get them the power that they want, but they don't actually like America. | ||
| They certainly don't love America. | ||
| They do not have respect for the founders, meaning that they don't have respect for the founding principles, meaning that they genuinely do not understand or have reverence for the freedoms that our founders laid out for us. | ||
| They are pure animals of power. | ||
| That's all they care about. | ||
| And the very same limitations of the government that they will utilize and weaponize to ingratiate themselves or insinuate themselves into our power structures are the very limitations that they will circumvent or sidestep or overrule or just ignore when they're putting you and your family in prison for posting something they don't like online. | ||
| And it is getting to that point. | ||
| And we are losing the First Amendment. | ||
| And these people are not shy about their intentions. | ||
| And I don't need to show you again the number of people in, again, positions of power, not fringe, not just the Antifa people. | ||
| It's like you got the Antifa people actually literally ambushing and shooting at federal agents. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| So one end of the spectrum. | ||
| On the other end of the Democratic spectrum, the people who are just saying, yeah, next time we're in power, J.D. Vance will be in prison. | ||
| They aren't even suggesting he committed a crime, but they are saying they're going to throw him in prison. | ||
| And then you have this from the Lincoln Project. | ||
| Getting used to be a Republican. | ||
| Not exactly far left in their origin. | ||
| But they say one day Alligator Auschwitz will be filled with the ones who built it. | ||
| So see, we built a staging camp to deport the criminals that are in this country illegally because you got to stage them somewhere. | ||
| Because you need a facility to house people while they're in the process of deportation because that's what the law requires. | ||
| There's nothing vengeful about this. | ||
| There's nothing vindictive about this. | ||
| It's meme-worthy in that it's in a swamp and there's alligators around it. | ||
| But these people aren't saying we're going to enforce the law. | ||
| These people aren't saying criminals are going to be housed there. | ||
| They're saying Republicans are going to be housed in concentration camps. | ||
| They're saying the people who built Alligator Alcatraz are going to be the ones housed in it. | ||
| As in the Republicans that actually want to enforce the law and defend the border are going to be put in prison when they get back in power. | ||
| This is why Trump's failures are unacceptable. | ||
| Because he's not fighting for himself. | ||
| He's fighting for the fate of America. | ||
| And if the Democrats ever get back in power again, it's the end. | ||
| That's it. | ||
| We're going to actually have to go to civil war. | ||
| And that's just insane. | ||
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| We don't have another choice. | ||
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All right, folks, welcome back. | |
| Third hour of the American Journal is on. | ||
| I'm going to show a couple of videos here in this first five minutes and then talk about some very different things. | ||
| Distributing developments in the war Ukraine on the other side. | ||
| But first, Mamdani's socialist pal Omar Feta runs for Minneapolis mayor, socialist ally to Zoran Mamdani. | ||
| Omar Feta is now running for Minneapolis Mayor. | ||
| Feta launched his bid on Sunday in a video announcement. | ||
| I believe we might have that video announcement here, but it's the same video that you saw from Zoran Mamdani. | ||
| Basically, they figured out that if you get a moderately charismatic brown dude and you just film him with DSLR walking around the street saying socialist talking points, this makes him an amazing hero and worthy of being your representative. | ||
| He says, my name is Omar Feta and I'm running for Minneapolis mayor because for working people, it's getting harder to build our lives in this city we love. | ||
| To make affordable Minneapolis that works for everybody, we need a mayor that works as hard as we do. | ||
| I'm ready to get to work. | ||
| He sat on X alongside a video of him talking about his candidacy for mayor. | ||
| He identifies as a Democratic socialist according to his government profile. | ||
| And he's a state senator in Minnesota representing District 62. | ||
| His platform for mayor includes making the city a safe haven for abortion as well as sex change surgeries. | ||
| The platform includes a rent stabilization policy, which may be another phase for rent freezes, a policy that Manhattan has proposed, or Mam Donny has proposed in New York. | ||
| He wrote on X he'll work to increase the minimum wage to $20 an hour by 2028, similar to Mam Donny's $30 minimum wage policy by 2030. | ||
| He said he will protect Minneapolis from the Trump White House, saying protecting all of our communities from Donald Trump means not letting MPD interact with ICE, whether it's for an immigration raid or not. | ||
| Our residents deserve a mayor who will stand up to Donald Trump and say no, not in our community. | ||
| Of course, everybody, you know, pointing out, this dude is not American in any sense of the word. | ||
| Other people responding saying, how could he not be? | ||
| He was raised in this country. | ||
| He was born here. | ||
| It's like, well, it turns out that's not enough. | ||
| It turns out he's still loyal to his home country because it turns out that every other race and ethnicity has not been bastardized and de-rasinated and told to hate themselves. | ||
| It turns out they, in fact, are still blood and soil nationalists just for their people and not for yours. | ||
| Turns out this is just sort of the natural condition of every single human group and it works for them. | ||
| And it's only when the group is completely de-rasinated, completely had their history and self-esteem and accomplishments destroyed, that they, you know, wallow in desperation and failure. | ||
| Let's go to clip number nine now. | ||
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Ah, he's so weird looking. | |
| Ain't he just weird looking? | ||
| I almost wanna draw him. | ||
| A fentanyl testing scripts. | ||
| But this summer, you're going to be seeing a lot more of me because we deserve nice things in Minneapolis too. | ||
| To make an affordable Minneapolis that works for everyone, we need a mayor that works as hard as you do. | ||
| I'm ready to work hard to one, build a Minneapolis that working people can afford to call home. | ||
| Two, protect our city from a hostile White House. | ||
| And three, diversify our city's public safety response. | ||
| By increasing the minimum wage to $20 by 2028 and passing rent stabilization to stop price gouging and incentivizing new construction, we can protect workers. | ||
| Protecting all of our communities from Donald Trump means not letting MPD interact with ICE. | ||
| Whether it's for an immigration raid or not, our residents deserve a mayor that will stand up to Donald Trump and say, no, not in our community. | ||
| Did you know that the city's own data showed that 47% of calls to NPD can be diverted to non-police response? | ||
| Cops aren't social workers. | ||
| Investments in programs like these ensure that the appropriate response arrives when we call 911. | ||
| And we can actually free up police resources to focus on violent crime that detracts from community safety. | ||
| Is this really, we can take it down? | ||
| I'll show you some more videos of this guy on the other side. | ||
| Democracy was a mistake. | ||
| I'm going to say it right now. | ||
| Democracy is bad. | ||
| I'll explain why on the other side. | ||
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Movie me. | |
| I'm the man. | ||
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I'll explain why on the other side. | |
| That's a mistake. | ||
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That's the headline. | |
| You know, it was this idea. | ||
| America was this idea that you would have people that were already prominent and important in your community, natural community leaders, patriarchs, business leaders, people who'd proven they were trustworthy, that they cared about their community, and they could be elected to represent that community as a trusted voice for the people they come from. | ||
| And now it's theater kids. | ||
| Now it's theater kids with a social media management company. | ||
| And apparently that qualifies you. | ||
| You don't have to actually prove anything. | ||
| You don't have to actually have ever done anything positive or beneficial in your life. | ||
| You don't have to actually prove you have a command of or even an elementary understanding of not just the topics and controversies that your office would have to handle, but you don't even have to be familiar with what your office does or how you would use it. | ||
| And it doesn't matter if once you're elected, you completely fail in every possible regard. | ||
| Thinking, of course, of Lena Hidalgo in Houston, Texas, a person who never had a real job, Had basically, you know, had like an internship for some socialist commune in Columbia and then became the head judge of Harris County. | ||
| And since then, billions of dollars of flood bonds have gone completely missing. | ||
| She's been embroiled in controversy the entire time. | ||
| She's had to take off weeks and weeks from her responsibilities to deal with the depression that she experiences from being sad that she's incompetent. | ||
| She'll probably be re-elected. | ||
| Because why not? | ||
| Right. | ||
| I'm telling you, the American system is incompatible with the people that are now running it. | ||
| The American system requires a population that is not out for themselves, that can understand second-order effects, that isn't just greedily demanding things that other people have. | ||
| I mean, that really bothers me. | ||
| They've got some Somalian transplant going, we deserve nice things in Minnesota. | ||
| No, you don't deserve crap. | ||
| You deserve less than you've already been given. | ||
| We deserve. | ||
| Like, you deserve to be shipped back to your country immediately. | ||
| The scum. | ||
| I mean, honestly, just the, you know, what else are you supposed to say? | ||
| Just the scum. | ||
| And the thing is, again, if you come to America, if you're the son of immigrants and you love America and you're genuinely American, I got no problem with you. | ||
| Everybody on this show knows one of my best friends, Lebanon John, first generation American, right? | ||
| His parents were from Lebanon. | ||
| He was born here. | ||
| And he understands America and believes in our founding principles more so than most of the white people I know. | ||
| It's not an issue of ethnicity or even immigration status. | ||
| It's an issue of loyalty. | ||
| It's an issue of intelligence. | ||
| It's an issue of these groups not coming to America as individuals or as families in order to join the fabric of this country, but instead are like hostile occupations, | ||
| like groups of people in small geographic areas that have no interest whatsoever in becoming American or progressing American values. | ||
| This is not the same. | ||
| This is something else entirely. | ||
| This is an invasion of hostile foreigners that don't even pretend to actually appreciate and wish to uphold American values. | ||
| They genuinely don't. | ||
| And they're getting elected because they literally have just like flashy social media and promise to give people things. | ||
| Vote for me, free stuff. | ||
| And people do. | ||
| And it's like, this is unsustainable. | ||
| And that really is the ultimate issue with all of this as we talk about how easy it is to solve all these problems. | ||
| The issue is that so much of our populace are just stupid and selfish and just keep voting for the same people to enact the same policies that always have horrific outcomes, and they just keep voting for them. | ||
| It's just crazy. | ||
| People keep saying, you know, this guy's just as American as you and I. Well, I have a hard time believing that when you hear him say all this other stuff. | ||
| Let's go to clip number eight here. | ||
| Minneapolis mayoral candidate Omar Feta says something I would never say. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
| We should. | ||
| I'll make the offer him. | ||
| I'm praying for him. | ||
| I'm praying for him. | ||
| I understand that some other communities are all connected to each other here in Minnesota and back home. | ||
| And I ask for your support. | ||
| There's always been a link between our community here as well as back home. | ||
| And I'm running to bridge that gap and unite all of us and represent all of us because when we succeed here, we're going to succeed everywhere. | ||
| And I'm hoping to do that just like AbdulZak, inshallah. | ||
| Inshallah. | ||
| Inshallah indeed. | ||
| If you refer to anywhere other than America as back home, you're not American. | ||
| Maybe this is hard for you to understand because you're not American, but as an American who doesn't have another home, it's insulting to me to have somebody else who considers Somalia, quote, home, to tell me that they're just as American as I am. | ||
| You're not. | ||
| You're not. | ||
| You have a loyalty to another country. | ||
| You have a loyalty to another people. | ||
| You have a loyalty to your people, exclusively, Somalian people, and Somalia the country. | ||
| When you refer to Somalia as back home, you're not American. | ||
| Okay? | ||
| Can we establish that? | ||
| Again, insulting to me. | ||
| And I'll just say, and I don't mean to be braggadocious here, but you literally cannot be more American than me. | ||
| I'm descended from people who came on the Mayflower. | ||
| There was no America before me. | ||
| I'm descended from the first, The old 300 Stephen F. Austin brought over the first Anglos to settle in Texas. | ||
| My family has been here for centuries and has contributed to this country and has built up the nation that Omar now wants to exploit for his own kind. | ||
| You're not like me. | ||
| You don't have the same loyalties to me. | ||
| You're not in my family. | ||
| You're a foreign occupier on my land. | ||
| And we don't have to stand for it and we shouldn't stand for it. | ||
| And we wouldn't expect anybody else to stand for it. | ||
| And some American went over to Somalia with a million of his family members and started to take positions in their government for the sole intent and purpose of benefiting America. | ||
| I'd be against that too. | ||
| It's not actually that complicated. | ||
| These people aren't American from their own protestations, their own statements. | ||
| They are not American. | ||
| They do not consider America home. | ||
| It's very insulting for somebody who has no other home to be told that he's as American as I am. | ||
| We'll go to one more video here. | ||
| Clip nine, Omar Fetta, socialist running to be mayor. | ||
| Here's his goal, why he's infiltrating the government. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
| Investing in increasing affordable housing and not gentrifying our neighborhoods. | ||
| These are all things that are causing harm to our community because of this idea that there isn't money when in reality we do have this money to spend on this. | ||
| It's just that we're choosing not to. | ||
| It's not a value of ours. | ||
| So right now we're blessed to have three Somali elected officials at the capital, me, Sister Hodul Hassan, who's in the state house, and Brother Mahamounur. | ||
| And we work very closely together and we carry each other's bills. | ||
| So the way it works is if there's a bill in the House, it needs an identical bill to be carried in the Senate for it to be negotiated and to pass in the committees and then go on for the floor session and then go on to the governor's signature. | ||
| So we're able to pass our bills back and forth. | ||
| That'll help benefit our communities. | ||
| And that's what you want, right? | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| I mean, it's just so, it's just so insulting. | ||
| He's like, the money's there. | ||
| There's plenty of money for us in our communities. | ||
| We just have to get it. | ||
| We just have to prioritize us. | ||
| He's not saying like, we can build ourselves up. | ||
| We don't need any help. | ||
| No, it's vote for me and I'll work with my fellow Somalis to get us some of their stuff. | ||
| Again, don't tell me this guy's American. | ||
| Don't tell me this guy's just as American as me. | ||
| And you can't even tell me, honestly, any Somali in America is as American as me. | ||
| When you look at the way that these people were brought over, it's just an insult to the people whose ancestors, like myself, conquered a wild nation, crossed an ocean in a wooden ship, risking death at every turn. | ||
| I mean, some of the stories, I should read some of the accounts from the frontiersmen, where, I mean, there were periods in this country where you had people traveling down the Ohio River trying to settle new lands. | ||
| And 50% of the boats that they would send off full of pioneers would come floating back down the river surrounded by corpses. | ||
| Everybody just got killed. | ||
| Like, we conquered this nation. | ||
| We put our lives at risk to establish this nation. | ||
| The Somalis were brought over here in the 90s because a giant variety of NGOs paid their way and bought them everything, brought them over here, gave them jobs, set them up with houses, gave them a congressional district. | ||
| And they're still not satisfied. | ||
| And still every single clip you ever see of any Somali politician, it's just, how do we get more for us? | ||
| The money's there. | ||
| We just need to get it. | ||
| Vote for me and I'll benefit our community and our homeland because it'll never be enough. | ||
| And there's another twist of this, which ties back to like the Blackhawk Down era and the Somali Civil War and that there are American networks and the idea was that we would bring over a bunch of Somalis and they would then send money to help build up our networks in Somalia, basically using the money sent from America to Somalia to fund the activities of our paramilitary stay-behind networks there. | ||
| So there's a whole other complicated aspect to this. | ||
| But it's just, I don't know. | ||
| To me, it's just so insulting to hear the way that Somalis were literally brought up. | ||
| It's like the outbreak of the Somali Civil War in 1991, following decades of political instability, famine, and violence, displaced over a million Somalis. | ||
| Many fled refugee camps to neighboring countries like Kenya and Ethiopia. | ||
| The U.S., as part of its refugee resettlement program, began accepting Somali refugees during this period. | ||
| The U.S. State Department works with voluntary agencies such as Lutheran Social Services, Catholic Charities, and the International Institute of Minnesota to resettle refugees. | ||
| Minnesota, with its established history of successfully settling refugees, was a prime destination due to its robust support infrastructure, including housing, job placement, and social services. | ||
| These agencies helped place Somali refugees in Minnesota, particularly the Twin Cities, where employment opportunities and industries like meatpacking, agriculture, and manufacturing were abundant. | ||
| Yeah, everybody in Minnesota was just doing great. | ||
| Every single person in Minnesota had a high-paying job with good vacation and great benefits, and they just had so much. | ||
| They just, they were looking to give it away, and the smallies were there to accept it. | ||
| Again, it's like it would be one thing if that was the case, if America was just cruising along doing great. | ||
| Instead, we've got the Rust Belt developing throughout the 90s. | ||
| You've got manufacturing shutting down massively as NAFTA is implemented. | ||
| You've got millions of Americans out of work as everything's offshored overseas. | ||
| They don't have job placement programs. | ||
| They don't have an entire network of charities funding their lifestyles, supporting them, placing them in jobs, starting their careers, building them schools and hospitals. | ||
| No, they're instead taxed to the nth degree. | ||
| They're instead exploited endlessly to pay for tens of thousands of Somalis who will have their way paved for them. | ||
| And then they turn around two years later and say, I'm just as American as you. | ||
| Just brought over on a flying carpet, given everything for free, literally gifted a congressional district, and they're still not satisfied, and they feel like this is a victory they've achieved over America. | ||
| It's just insulting. | ||
| Many Somalis resettled in other U.S. states such as California, Texas, or Virginia, but later moved to Minnesota through secondary migration. | ||
| This was driven by, quote, the call of kinship, where early arrivals shared positive experiences about Minnesota's job opportunities, affordable housing, and welcoming community with relatives and friends. | ||
| Somalis, known for strong oral communication traditions, spread word of Minnesota's advantages, leading to more arrivals. | ||
| Minneapolis' Cedar Riverside neighborhood, dubbed Little Mogadishu, became a cultural hub, further attracting Somalis, seeking community and familiarity. | ||
| But not building anything for themselves. | ||
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| No, no, they're not going to go to some empty place and build something there. | ||
| No, they're going to take over your neighborhood. | ||
| And it's now called Little Mokadishu. | ||
| Wonder what Little Mokadishu looks like now. | ||
| I wonder how it looked in the 1970s and 80s. | ||
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| Minnesota's economy in the 1990s and 2000s offered jobs that matched the skill levels of many refugees, particularly in labor-intensive sectors like food processing and manufacturing. | ||
| The state's relatively low cost of living compared to other U.S. major cities made it attractive. | ||
| Somali entrepreneurs thrived, establishing businesses like Carmel Mall, contributing to economic growth and community development. | ||
| By 2006, Somalis of Minnesota accounted for $164 to $494 million in purchasing power and owned around 600 businesses. | ||
| Well, congratulations to them. | ||
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| Do you realize how easy foreigners have it in this country? | ||
| It is truly offensive. | ||
| It's offensive to me. | ||
| And like all this stuff is offensive. | ||
| I did a post the day before yesterday, I think, because I was watching a video of a woman with her cart just loaded with food getting something like $870 something in groceries paid for by the taxpayer. | ||
| Totally free. | ||
| She's a single mother with kids. | ||
| So she doesn't have to worry about budgeting or earning money. | ||
| Just given to her. | ||
| I started thinking about it and I thought, all right, what would happen if I divorced my wife and disappeared? | ||
| Because obviously if I divorced my wife, there would be payments, whatever I'd have to pay her. | ||
| But let's say I was out of the picture and it was just my wife and our three kids. | ||
| And I asked Grock to tally up the total and it got up to about $6,000 a month. | ||
| Because you got the food stamps, which is EBT, and you've got the WIC, which is for children under five. | ||
| All my kids are under five. | ||
| It's upwards of $200 a kid per month for that. | ||
| Then you've got the Medicaid, so cash equivalent of the insurance that I pay every month. | ||
| Plus, they'd have mortgage assistance through Section 8. | ||
| And so it costs about $6,000 a month to stay married. | ||
| And apparently a lot of religious communities around the country have realized this and utilized this. | ||
| Apparently, the Orthodox Jews, the Hasidics in New York do this practice where they get married religiously. | ||
| They get married in their temple, but they never register it with the state. | ||
| And so on paper, all of the mothers are single. | ||
| So they get to apply for government aid on the claim that they're single, non-working mothers when in reality their husband has a job. | ||
| And it's just one of the, you know, it's just another one of these things where it's just like, how many ways do we punish people succeeding? | ||
| How many ways do we disadvantage productive people in order to support unproductive people? | ||
| And as it happens with individuals, it happens with communities. | ||
| And if you want to, if you're a white guy and you want to start a gas station, that's all on you, right? | ||
| It's going to be, you're going to have to get the money loan from a bank. | ||
| You're going to have to pay them back with interest. | ||
| You're going to have to take the risk. | ||
| And if it fails, it's you that's on your ass. | ||
| Now, if you're an Indian that comes to this country, you immediately qualify for $200,000 in grants that the American doesn't apply for, doesn't qualify for. | ||
| You've got all these NGOs. | ||
| You've got all of these various diversity programs and funding mechanisms that way, various grants that the government puts out. | ||
| And it's just utterly and completely inverted. | ||
| What type of country gives those types of benefits to foreigners, not their own people? | ||
| What type of country looks at their own people and say, you're on your own, buddy, but the foreigner that's never contributed a single day in his life, none of his ancestors have ever even stepped foot in America, he gets $200,000 fresh off the boat. | ||
| Plus, we'll pay for his lawyer to handle the immigration stuff. | ||
| Plus, we've got all these corporations that are willing to pitch in. | ||
| Plus, he's got his own ethnic network that they're able to share information and scams they're running On everybody. | ||
| Plus, there's this big scandal of these same corner stores, like Indian-owned corner stores. | ||
| They'll actually go on EBT, they'll go on food stamps, they go to the grocery store, they buy milk by the hundreds of gallons off EBT, doesn't cost them anything. | ||
| They go then jack up the price, four bucks, and sell it from their stop-and-go, which is pure profit because their inventory is being paid for by the taxpayer. | ||
| It's like, what type of country is this? | ||
| What type of nonsense is this? | ||
| How did they sell this to people? | ||
| And how are they still getting away with it? | ||
| Why are these same types of subsidies, these same types of job placement programs, these same types of housing gifts, why are they not given to just poor Minnesotans? | ||
| People who lost their jobs because of NAFTA? | ||
| The young white guy that just wants to own a gas station. | ||
| Humble entrepreneur. | ||
| Constantly disadvantaged while everybody else in the world constantly rolling in the dough provided by us. | ||
| We'll get to the Ukraine stuff on the other side. | ||
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| I think I've said all I want to about Somalians in this country. | ||
| Although I will say it is interesting that over the last week or so, we can go to clip number 14 and 15 here, and we can just play a Ms. B-roll, Mexico City has been the scene of protest and riots against so-called gentrification. | ||
| Gentrification being the fancy word for white people moving in. | ||
| So apparently, and you can see pretty destructive scenes here, and there were even scenes of Mexican Antifa committing violence and vandalism, protesting against the influx of white people, Americans, moving to Mexico and working remotely while enjoying the low costs of that country. | ||
| And yeah, good for them. | ||
| If they don't want foreigners in their country, they shouldn't have to put up with it. | ||
| It's because I'm consistent in my beliefs. | ||
| Can you imagine? | ||
| This is why I don't understand. | ||
| This is why I struggle to deal with any of this because it's like I'm at times an overly Empathetic person. | ||
| It's like not good sometimes. | ||
| And so you can put yourself in the mindset of other people really easily. | ||
| And it's usually easy to understand, you know, where the outrage is coming from. | ||
| But then you've got a situation like this. | ||
| And it's like, okay, now I am. | ||
| I'm literally in the position of like Mexicans, Claudius Scheinbaum, the president of Mexico. | ||
| And I cannot imagine telling the Americans who live in Mexico City, like, you need to go out there and protest, wave an American flag, and, you know, throw rocks at Mexican cops to stay there. | ||
| Like, I just, I can't, I literally can't imagine the mindset that would see the natives of a country protesting against the influx of immigrants and say they're the bad guys. | ||
| The immigrants deserve to live in their country. | ||
| The immigrants are more Mexican than these guys are. | ||
| It's like, it's so absurd. | ||
| They don't want white people in their country. | ||
| That's a first, but okay. | ||
| Kill a gringo with the vandalisms out right there. | ||
| Now we have a literal clown talking about this. | ||
| Again, these are all Antifa, Scott. | ||
| I mean, this is, it's weird. | ||
| Again, this is why you struggle to. | ||
| So you've got, so Mexican Antifa are nationalists? | ||
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| Wait, so you're telling me that the leftists in Mexico are the ones protesting immigration. | ||
| It's just, it's another example of how leftism in its entirety is just anti-whitism. | ||
| It means that in America, you're in favor of immigration because you want more non-white people here. | ||
| And in Mexico or anywhere else in the world, you're against immigration of Americans because you want less white people there. | ||
| Now that I think about it, it's actually a totally consistent platform to have. | ||
| It actually makes total sense why lefties would be against immigration into Mexico and for immigration into America because at the end of the day, all they care about is disadvantaging and getting revenge against white people for existing. | ||
| So I guess that makes sense. | ||
| And that's why, you know, you got to shed the psychological manipulation that makes you think it's somehow rude or not patriotic to demand that a bunch of Somalis in this country be expelled, even if they were technically legally given temporary protective status that they allowed to expire. | ||
| And it's like, okay, I don't care. | ||
| They're not American. | ||
| They should leave. | ||
| And nobody else has the slightest hesitation about saying that, nor should they. | ||
| So that's that. | ||
| That's just how it is. | ||
| You know, I grew up in the 90s. | ||
| I was bombarded with the indoctrination. | ||
| You're supposed to believe that pointing out some Somalian goblin talking about, we can just elect me and we'll get their money. | ||
| We'll get all of their money if you just elect me, inshallah. | ||
| Inshallah, we will take it from them. | ||
| Yeah, he's not American. | ||
| She needs to get the hell out. | ||
| We don't want him here and he doesn't belong here. | ||
| And nobody else in any other country, anywhere in the world outside of Western Europe, would have the slightest hesitation in saying that. | ||
| So why should we? | ||
| This story. | ||
| I don't want it. | ||
| It's like... | ||
| It would be one thing if it seemed like he was trying to achieve his goals and was being foiled. | ||
| We're used to that. | ||
| We actually expected that. | ||
| We understand that what Trump is up against as an avatar of America First and the American people is an entrenched, long-lived, deep state with total power that has insinuated itself into every branch of the government and has a stranglehold over American foreign policy and even domestic policy. | ||
| If Trump was being foiled or resisted, I can understand that. | ||
| I can rationalize that. | ||
| I can comprehend that. | ||
| What I don't have any rationalization for, what I don't have any justification for, is how Trump has completely flipped on his intentions. | ||
| He doesn't seem to be fighting against the deep state anymore. | ||
| He seems to be doing their bidding. | ||
| And I'd love to be surprised by this. | ||
| I would love for this all to be 5D chess. | ||
| It doesn't look like it is. | ||
| The story's from Financial Times. | ||
| Donald Trump asks Volodymyr Zelensky if Ukraine could hit Moscow, say people briefed on call. | ||
| Even Biden didn't go this far. | ||
| At the end of Biden's term, in a desperate attempt to kickstart World War III, while he still could, he sent for the first time long-range missiles that had the ability to impact Moscow. | ||
| And indeed, some of the attacks against Russia, deep inside Russia, happened as a consequence of Biden supplying those weapons. | ||
| But at least he had the wherewithal to act like he didn't want that. | ||
| But now you've got Trump actually telling Zelensky to bomb Moscow and St. Petersburg. | ||
| St. Petersburg. | ||
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| What the hell? | ||
| Is really all I have to say about this. | ||
| Donald Trump has privately encouraged Ukraine to step up deep strikes on Russian territory, even asking Volodymyr Zelensky whether he could strike Moscow if the U.S. provided long-range weapons, according to people briefed on the discussion. | ||
| This conversation took place during the July 4th call between U.S. and Ukrainian leaders. | ||
| It marks a sharp departure from Trump's previous stance on Russian's war and his campaign promise to end U.S. involvement with foreign countries. | ||
| While it remains unclear whether Russia will deliver such weapons, the discussion underscores Trump's deepening frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin's refusal to engage in ceasefire talks proposed by the U.S. President, who once vowed to resolve the war in a day. | ||
| Quote, Volodymyr, can you hit Moscow? | ||
| Can you hit St. Petersburg too? | ||
| Trump asked on the call, according to the people. | ||
| They said Zelensky replied, absolutely, we can if you give us the weapons. | ||
| Trump signals his backing for the idea, describing the strategy as intended to, quote, make them, Russians, feel the pain and force Kremlin to the negotiating table, according to the two people briefed on the call. | ||
| Now, does he think this will work? | ||
| That's the question. | ||
| Does he really think this is going to work? | ||
| So the condition on the ground is that Russia is winning. | ||
| Now, they're feeling the pain. | ||
| They've lost a lot of people. | ||
| They've spent a lot of money. | ||
| That being said, their economy is still doing quite well. | ||
| The sanctions did not have the intended effect. | ||
| They've strengthened their partnership with the likes of China. | ||
| And they've been able to make a lot of money because Western Europe shut down all of their fuel production because Greta Thunberg told them to. | ||
| So why would they go to the negotiating table? | ||
| They're winning the war. | ||
| A war that we started. | ||
| A war that we waged for 10 years clandestinely with CIA bases hidden within Ukraine, helping to carry out the terrorist attacks against the people of the east of that country who refused to accept the coup that the American State Department pulled off and placed a puppet in the president's office. | ||
| Why would Russia stop? | ||
| Why would they stop? | ||
| I think Trump has this idea that he can just ask nicely for Putin to stop. | ||
| And so Putin will stop. | ||
| But he has no reason to. | ||
| He's got guys on the battlefield who will die if he stops. | ||
| You have to keep the pressure up. | ||
| The war is ongoing. | ||
| The plane is in the air. | ||
| You can try to fix it while it's flying, but you can't expect him to land it. | ||
| So what's actually going to happen as a consequence of this? | ||
| Well, what would you do if you were Putin? | ||
| I wouldn't be surprised if later today there's a statement from Russia saying you know what comes next. | ||
| You bomb Moscow and St. Petersburg. | ||
| Maybe they'll start using tactical nukes in Ukraine. | ||
| Maybe they will go to war directly with NATO. | ||
| I mean, if I was America's enemies right now, I'd be feeling really good. | ||
| I'd be feeling really good. | ||
| I'd be seeing the way that America is continuing to sort of devolve and collapse and the strife and the Epstein files and the illegitimacy of our government becoming clear and the people being pissed off. | ||
| And I mean, domestically, you're feeling good about the trajectory America is on if you're Russia or China. | ||
| You're also making bank off of America's decisions, especially if you're China. | ||
| If I was Russia and China right now, they could do it tomorrow. | ||
| They could do it in a month. | ||
| But the way things are progressing, the longer they wait, the more advantage they have, the better position they're in to stockpile weapons, build up their army, and launch a sneak attack everywhere at once. | ||
| That's what I would do if I was them. | ||
| If I was Russia and China and Iran right now, if I was that sort of axis of powers opposed to the West and Israel and America and India, then I would be preparing for a massive invasion of Western Europe by Russian forces. | ||
| Probably take out Berlin in like an afternoon. | ||
| They don't have an army there anymore. | ||
| NATO is obviously arming and preparing for this. | ||
| They want to start a world war. | ||
| They've been telling their people for a very long time to be prepared for war on your soil. | ||
| Have 72 hours worth of food. | ||
| Make sure you have your gas masks. | ||
| Publishing evacuation protocols in the event of an airstrike. | ||
| They're getting their people ready. | ||
| Obviously, if I was China, I'd be preparing to invade Taiwan. | ||
| But you couldn't do it piecemeal. | ||
| You'd have to do it all at once. | ||
| Because obviously, if China attacks Taiwan, we've recently said Trump said that he would bomb Beijing. | ||
| So you would want to do that without assurances that Russia would be helping you defend against missile batteries in Japan. | ||
| And Russia would probably have to do something like nuke Turkey. | ||
| They probably don't have the manpower to invade that. | ||
| And that's where most of our nuclear armament is. | ||
| The American nukes that are stationed in Turkey within launching range of Russia and Moscow. | ||
| I'm just saying, if I was them, they're in a very good position because they've got a couple of options here. | ||
| They can just wait us out as America continues to decline, as we continue to lash out, as we continue to spend infinite money on wars overseas, as we continue to destroy our own international reputation by our endless support of the genocidal state of Israel. | ||
| We're on a bad trajectory. | ||
| They can just wait. | ||
| The longer they wait, the better position that they're in. | ||
| Or they could launch a gigantic sneak attack knowing that NATO is stretched thin and has basically disarmed itself by endlessly supplying munitions to Israel and Ukraine. | ||
| We literally do not have the weaponry necessary to combat Russia, and we don't have the manufacturing capabilities necessary to make up for the huge amounts of stockpiles that we've expended in the last two years in Ukraine and Israel. | ||
| We can handle things if everything happens individually. | ||
| If everything happens at once, there's no way we could handle it. | ||
| There's no way that we could handle an invasion of Taiwan, naval strikes in the South China Sea, you know, rushing bombing sorties near Alaska, coming down the west coast of America, plus an invasion of NATO, plus an all-out assault with ground troops from Iran invading Israel. | ||
| I mean, if they launched an all-out attack, I don't think we would survive it. | ||
| But they don't have to. | ||
| They can just wait. | ||
| They're in a good position. | ||
| So I don't know what Trump thinks he's doing here. | ||
| So far, Russia has not experienced a huge amount of attacks within its own territory. | ||
| There have been some bombings in Moscow. | ||
| There was the big drone attack against all the nuclear bombers last month. | ||
| But they've been able to sort of slow play Ukraine because most of the battle, pretty much all the battling is going on in Ukraine. | ||
| If Moscow starts getting bombed, if missiles start striking the Kremlin itself on a regular basis, why would they not start using tactical nukes? | ||
| Why would they not go gloves off in Ukraine and just take over the whole country? | ||
| Yeah, we don't care. | ||
| Russian officials, media react to Trump's Ukraine war ultimatum. | ||
| They're humiliating Trump. | ||
| They really are. | ||
| America is not the monolithic superpower it once was, but we're still acting like it. | ||
| A Western official who'd been informed of the call between Trump and Zelensky said the conversation reflected a growing desire amongst Ukraine's Western partners to supply long-range weapons capable of bringing the war to the Moscovites, a sentiment echoed privately by American officials in recent weeks. | ||
| Why are American officials so desperate to kill Russians? | ||
| There's just a weird, pervasive, sort of sickening mindset. | ||
| We need to bring the war to the Muscovites. | ||
| The Muscovite? | ||
| The people who live in the Russians? | ||
| Can we just end the war? | ||
| Why don't we just end the war instead? | ||
| What about you do the thing you campaigned on and said you'd have done in 24 hours? | ||
| Ukraine can't fight this war without American weaponry. | ||
| I mean, a part of this, it is likely more difficult for Trump because we know and we reported on it at the time, before Trump was ever inaugurated, before he was even elected, NATO, the UN, all of the various actors involved in the Ukraine war were Trump-proofing their weaponry, right? | ||
| So they were signing agreements saying we will provide money to Ukraine for the next 10 to you know five to ten years. | ||
| Basically going, hey, Trump's going to try to cut us off. | ||
| Let's make an agreement. | ||
| So it's guaranteed until Trump is out of office at least, and then we'll revisit it. | ||
| So I don't know if Trump is, you know, his plan was to just cut Ukraine off, but because of the agreements that were signed before he was in office, that supply is guaranteed. | ||
| So that's not an option for him anymore. | ||
| Or if he, you know, is desperate to get the rare earth minerals. | ||
| And so it's decided that war against Russia is actually a good idea. | ||
| I don't know what's going on, but I think all speculation is valid because this is a complete reversal of Trump's position forever since his first administration, since he tried to prevent the invasion of Ukraine by Russia in 2017 and was impeached for that effort. | ||
| So why is he now going along with it? | ||
| Why is he now accelerating it? | ||
| He's not just perpetuating it. | ||
| He's escalating it himself, asking Zelensky to bomb Moscow and St. Petersburg. | ||
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| So as far as I can tell with the outlay of the geopolitical environment right now, this is not going to help bring an end to the war. | ||
| It's only going to exacerbate it. | ||
| It's not going to bring Putin to the negotiation table. | ||
| It's only going to convince him to end the war on his terms even quicker. | ||
| This is a ridiculous quagmire that never should have been allowed to start. | ||
| And it's entirely the American deep state hell-bent on destroying Moscow as it sees it as a nationalistic barrier to their globalist intentions that Trump is now working for and with. | ||
| Again, I'd love to be surprised. | ||
| Hey, maybe we bomb an apartment building in Moscow and Putin says, whoa, man, whoa. | ||
| All right. | ||
| Let's talk. | ||
| This is scary. | ||
| I don't want to keep getting bombed. | ||
| Maybe that happens, maybe. | ||
| I think much more likely is we open ourselves up to that type of attack. | ||
| You open up Kia to that type of attack. | ||
| And you encourage Putin to see Trump as just another deep state operative in control of the American military industrial complex. | ||
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