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June 26, 2023 - Info Warrior - Jason Bermas

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Zuckerberg Vs Musk | Reality Rants with Jason Bermas

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	We have developed speed, but we have shut ourselves in.
	Machinery that gives abundance has left us in want.
	We think too much and feel too little.
	More than machinery, we need humanity.
	We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat, as if that's the way it's supposed to be.
	We know things are bad, worse than bad.
	They're crazy. Silence!
	The great and powerful art!
	No one wants! God damn it!
	My life has value!
	Don't give yourselves to brutes, men who despise you, enslave you, who regiment your lives, tell you what to do, what to think, or what to feel, who drill you, diet you, treat you like cattle, use you as cannon fodder!
	Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men. Machine men with machine minds and machine hearts.
	Yeah, thank you, you're beautiful. I love you, yes. You're beautiful. Thank you. Ha ha.
	It's showtime!
	And now, reality with Jason Hermes.
	And who loves you?
	And who do you love?
	Good morning, everybody!
	Are you ready for a cage fight?
	You ready for a billionaire cage fight?
	First of all, I just want to say, not gonna happen, Cap'n.
	But if it does, boy oh boy.
	Just the cartoon gets better and better every day.
	That dark cartoon might have a few bright spots.
	I am Jason Bermas.
	This is Red Voice Media.
	And, uh...
	When I saw this trending last night, so many things popped into my head.
	And look, we're going to cover serious stuff today, as we always do.
	But as you guys know, I like a little fun in my life.
	I like a little how do you do.
	I like to smile. I like some jokes.
	And this has got to be one of the bigger jokes out there.
	First of all...
	Let's start with the age discrepancy.
	Musk is in his 50s.
	Now, I know there are a lot of guys out there that think they're the toughest thing ever until they're in the grave.
	But unfortunately, you do degrade quite significantly, even if you're a high-level athlete.
	Especially in your 50s.
	Now it doesn't mean that you can't take care of yourself.
	Use certain supplementation.
	Exercise. And then of course there's the good stuff.
	There's the good stuff.
	And I know there's a lot of people out there that want to say the A word.
	A little chrome on the end of it.
	But I'm thinking more like stem cells.
	Obviously. Various types of...
	Testosterone, growth hormone, steroids.
	Let's just be real, okay?
	And even if you put the muskernuts on all that stuff, and I got to admit, I thought that Zuckerberg physically was the bigger guy.
	Apparently, you get online, he's supposed to be 5'7", Musk's supposed to be 6'1".
	I wouldn't be surprised if Musk is like closer to, I don't know, 5'8", 5'9", 5'10", and Zuckerberg's really 5'7".
	All that aside, and I'm going to read the stupid article about it because I saw it again on the social media and the cartoon that we all live.
	It's just too much.
	Zuckerberg is going to mess this guy up if this actually happens, guys.
	It's going to be embarrassing. Like, if you want a win for big tech, it's gonna be.
	Like, Zuckerberg trains.
	I'll tell you what, I wouldn't mouth back to Zuckerberg.
	A lot of these other billionaires, you betcha, poke you right in the chest.
	But the truth of the matter is, first of all, in any type of a confrontation with anybody of significance like that, they're surrounded by security, and even if they're not, okay?
	Even if they're not, It's a situation where you don't want to get physical with anybody.
	Period. I don't want to get physical.
	I want to get questions in. I want to get a conversation going.
	I want to talk about the issues that matter.
	That's just me. Call me kooky.
	Call me crazy, but I think that's probably the way to go.
	And with Zuckerberg in particular, man, I think that he was bullied in a lot of ways.
	He's been corralled by the intelligence agencies.
	I'm not saying he's not a ruthless billionaire like the rest of them.
	I'm not giving him a pass. But on the other side of that, he's not sitting on his laurels.
	Guy's got a little bit of a jiu-jitsu game.
	Watched his jiu-jitsu performance.
	I was like, all right, well, he's training.
	He'll take your arm. And then I've seen him hit pads.
	Elon Musk will not fare well.
	Then I see these ridiculous pictures of Elon.
	I tried to find one of the most ridiculous pictures out there kind of for both of them.
	And I know I made Zuckerberg a little bit big.
	But, like, I've seen people posting these pictures of Musk in, like, a sumo wrestling arena or something like that.
	Oh, yeah. It's going to be Zuckerberg.
	I mean, I think he steps in with a body kick and a right hand.
	It's pretty much over there.
	If he's not down and out and tapping on the ground after two shots, Zuckerberg takes his back and chokes him until he taps.
	Fight lasts 26 seconds.
	That's the reality.
	And trust me guys, everybody knows that I follow my MMA, my mixed martial arts.
	I can't imagine what the odds are going to be on this thing.
	And just to kick, before I get to the actual story, I do want to say that these guys have butted heads before.
	Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg's understanding of AI is limited.
	Oh! You know, that's a little shot.
	That's a little shot at the Zuck.
	But remember, Zuckerberg claims that the Muskernuts tried to introduce him to who?
	Ghislaine Maxwell. And then, I haven't seen any shots with the Zuck and Ghislaine or the Zuck and Epstein.
	I'm not saying nothing ever happened.
	Everything's on the table, right?
	Who knows our representatives?
	Blah, blah, blah, blah. But we do got that shot of Ghislaine Maxwell and Musk.
	And Musk can sit there and say it's a photobomb all he likes.
	But come on, guys. Let's live in a place called reality.
	And the reality we live in is cage fight.
	They've agreed to hold the cage fight.
	It's a pretty good one, too.
	I don't think it's as good as my thumbnail.
	But hey, you know, to each his own.
	Can we get the thumbs up?
	Can we get the subscribe and share, everybody?
	Two of the world's most high-profile technology billionaires, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, have agreed to fight each other in a cage match.
	Mr. Musk posted a message on his social media platform Twitter that he was up for a cage fight with Zuckerberg.
	Mr. Zuckerberg, the boss of Facebook and Instagram's parent company, Meta, then posted a screenshot of Mr.
	Musk's tweet in the caption, send me location.
	The story speaks for itself, a Meta spokesperson told the BBC. Mr.
	Musk then replied to Mr.
	Zuckerberg's response with, Vegas Octagon.
	I mean, this is the best thing ever.
	Are you not entertained world?
	Are you not?
	If this just does not illustrate the dark cartoon, I didn't realize how much fun I was going to be having in the first 10 minutes of the show.
	I just remember seeing it last night and thinking this is on the brink of totally and completely absurd.
	I really went over in my head probably a hundred times what a fight with these two would look like.
	And it does not look good.
	The octagon is the competition mat and fenced-in area used for ultimate fighting championship bouts.
	The UFC is based in Las Vegas, Nevada.
	Mr. Musk, who turns 52 later this month, also tweeted, I have this great move that I call the walrus, where I just lie on top of my opponent and do nothing.
	Yeah, you'd have to do...
	First of all... I don't even know what kind of a catch weight you allow for this.
	Now, it's probably like a mixed bout.
	You let Musk come in at like 200, 220 pounds.
	Right? Because there's no way he's getting in better shape than that.
	Maybe you get him down to 180.
	Who knows? But if Zuckerberg's really 5'7", he's probably...
	He could be a natural 135 or 145 or without a lot of weight cut.
	He's pretty lean.
	It doesn't matter.
	It doesn't matter. You know...
	I remember watching this one video.
	And this is another reason.
	Watch who you mouth off to.
	Okay? And watch what you do.
	Watch who you think you are with a big-ass ego.
	It's also one of those karma moments.
	Let me see if I can pull it up.
	Roger Huerta, I think he's fought as low as like 145, but he's usually 155, 170.
	Smaller guy. Roger Huerta...
	He was out in, I believe, Austin, Texas, well over a decade ago.
	Here it is. Fight Archives, yeah.
	Oh boy. And this football player hit a woman.
	We don't care about that.
	It's been removed, of course.
	Of course it's been removed.
	Huerta, much smaller than this giant-ass football player.
	I think it was like a head kick.
	That's it. And the dude's sleeping on the pavement.
	And Musk's already having fun with it.
	The walrus. Okay?
	If he really got in here.
	If he really got in here.
	Okay? It's over. He later tweeted short videos of walruses perhaps suggesting his challenge to Mr.
	Zuckerberg may not entirely be serious.
	It better not be serious.
	I'm telling you guys, if this happens, man...
	Meanwhile, 39-year-old Mark Zuckerberg has already been training in MMA and has recently won jujitsu tournaments.
	Exactly. Murder.
	It would be murder. It would be elated murder for me.
	Alright, we're going to move on.
	We're going to move on. I know it's Reality Rants and it's open season here today.
	I do want to do at least some questions from you guys, maybe in the final segment of the first hour.
	I've got a little bit on China's blueprint for the New World Order that was streamed yesterday with the Atlantic Council.
	We're certainly going to play some of this, if not all of, the Gates-Durham confrontation.
	Good for Matt Gates, man.
	You know, there's a lot of things that I wanted not to like about Matt Gates.
	I'll be honest with you. And the whole escort thing, scandal, I don't like.
	I just don't like it. I don't like the idea of people buying other people as things, period.
	Whether it's sex work or just appearances, I think that's a bad thing.
	I think it's a bad thing.
	It's not Gravy Baby.
	It shows a certain type of mentality, okay?
	But Matt Gaetz, as somebody within this system, he's the only one I saw really tear into Durham.
	Now, there may be other people out there that have torn into Durham or that will tear into Durham.
	The bottom line is what?
	From the beginning, I told you that the Bill Barr investigation was going a whole lot of nowhere.
	And then when it was passed off to Durham and the hopium came back, hopium came back full circle.
	We got him.
	We're going to lock him up.
	I told you. Not going to happen.
	Sorry, Jack. Didn't happen.
	And Gates, point after point, Hey, this didn't happen.
	You didn't get a prosecution here.
	This is ridiculous. The one guy that you found guilty is practicing law to this day.
	These aren't even slaps on the wrist.
	And one of the things that Durham says back to him, and this is always the talking point of these losers, man.
	They say it's offensive that you would even suggest these things about this organization that's done so much for the country.
	The Justice Department has done so much for the American people and fought so many baddies.
	It's funny because I was watching Jimmy Dore and Kurt Metzger last night.
	They were talking about Patrick Bet-David and this whole Hotez situation, which we're going to get into further, because it's gotten out of control, where the media just jumped on its back and said, never debate again!
	Never debate again! And Mark Cuban had jumped in, and he makes that same argument.
	How dare you question anything?
	Do you know how many great drugs are out there that have saved so many lives?
	It's offensive!
	What? What? So the authoritative sources have now pushed you into a direction where they say they don't even have to debate you because you're elevating the quote-unquote conspiracy theorists, the misinformation, by just having a conversation.
	And they always hide behind their quote-unquote good deeds, right?
	Their benevolent actions, so-called.
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	Okay. So let's get into the Hotez and Rogan thing because it really is important.
	And by the way, we're going to tie this into Bilderberg 2023 as it should tie into Bilderberg 2023 and what the great narrative really is.
	This is Hotez like 10 hours ago.
	In the wee hours of the late night, Hotez is up.
	And he's posting about Joe Rogan.
	If Joe Rogan asks you to debate, be suspicious!
	But don't worry.
	This Houston Chronicle article, it's just an opinion.
	Be suspicious!
	Think about how ridiculous, unbelievable, anti-American, anti-free speech, anti-free thought, anti-human it is.
	To say basically, there is no more debate on any important issues.
	That's what they're trying to get you to believe.
	And that narrative is going to be thrust upon you less and less by people and more and more by AI that cannot be fact-checked.
	The AI is the fact-check.
	This should frighten everybody.
	Because at least with a human being, you can change its mind sometimes.
	I mean, you're not going to change a Peter Hotez's mind because he knows what he's doing.
	It's a calculated thing.
	He's a shill for the great narrative and he is profiteering greatly from it.
	And he is elevated by these other authoritative sources that we can no longer question about anything.
	Right? Metzger made the great point again.
	It's like...
	When the scandal came out about the Catholic Church and priests raping young boys, they'd be like, look how much good the Catholic Church has done.
	Look at Catholic charities.
	No one's pointing at that.
	We understand that. Just like we get that modern medicine is a good thing.
	And that, yeah, it's great.
	I can get ibuprofen or aspirin.
	Right? Right?
	It's great that there are actual treatments out there that can help people.
	I get that. It's great that we have a system after great trauma that you can save and stabilize a body so that it can heal.
	Those are great things, man.
	Awesome. We're not talking about that.
	We're talking about the other.
	We're talking about the profiteering.
	We're talking about the lies.
	We're talking about the lawsuits.
	We're talking about the lack of criminal liability for anything in that industry, on that level.
	And Bilderberg 2023, lots of media there.
	Lots of, lots of, lots of, lots of media there.
	Not covering it inside.
	And a whole lot of talk of AI. Well, here is the synthesis of that right now.
	Europe's best-selling newspaper is cutting jobs and looking ahead to AI. You don't say.
	And Doffner, the individual that Dan Dix has the conversation with at Bilderberg 2023, Press for Truth, I suggest everybody check it out.
	He's the publisher of Axel Springer.
	Who believes several journalism roles can be replaced in an AI-driven newsroom.
	Here it comes to the westernized world, the great narrative driven by AI via media companies that are authoritative sources that no longer have to defend themselves or debate anybody.
	Wild. Wild but here.
	We are here.
	This is it. This is it.
	This is it. You better believe it.
	No joke. A wave of job-cutting, hitting Germany's tabloid build, Europe's best-selling newspaper, are just a taste of what's to come, as even print publications prioritize digital media and embrace artificial intelligence.
	In a memo to staff, first reported by German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine, I'm butchering that, On June 19th, Build's parent company, Axel Springer, shared plans for a reorganization that will involve the loss of some 200 roles.
	Build, which currently employs about 1,000 people, will discontinue the publishing of six of its 18 regional editions and close two-thirds of its regional offices.
	Again, everybody thought that what was going to happen with these people That we're getting automated out.
	That it was going to be just the McDonald's workers.
	That it's going to be the truck drivers and the factory workers.
	And by the way, the factory workers are going by the wayside.
	Automation is coming in more and more and more in those factories cutting jobs.
	But the real story is that in all media, Hollyweird and otherwise, and let's be honest...
	This has been an infotainment culture for a very long time, driven by Holly weirdness.
	That's something that just isn't spoken about enough, but is true.
	And now it's coming to fruition.
	Those jobs are going.
	And most people aren't even going to be aware of this.
	Again, talking to my brother.
	Very interesting conversations.
	I get to get out of my little bubble, my personal bubble of what's going on around me and my friends and my area.
	And his wife's a teacher.
	And she was just brought in with a bunch of the teachers.
	And they went over the chat GPT and how they're going to start implementing it.
	And of course, right now it's voluntary.
	But by voluntary, this always means that when you bring in these programs, you bring in the money.
	So by adopting it early, you get this grant or that grant.
	So more and more people adopt it.
	That's how the system continually works.
	And I cannot stress enough how dangerous...
	How dangerous an AI-driven society, especially when we're talking about our education system, especially when we're talking about our medical system, and especially when we're talking about what used to be the fourth estate and your ability to question things.
	And that is over.
	Don't do your own research.
	We will not debate you.
	I see people who think they're serious now, that there's no need to debate anything ever again.
	And again, it's offensive that you even ask the questions.
	It's offensive if you even ask the questions.
	Wow. That's a little bit kooky, in my opinion.
	But hey, it's the world we live in.
	It's the post-truth world that we are currently living in.
	That's... The unfortunate truth of the matter.
	Let's keep reading this here. Because, you know, Doffner not only talked to Dix at Bilderberg 2023, okay, he's been confronted by Luke Rudowski before, Dan Dix in the past, but he's the one that's sitting down with Musk in that infamous clip that we've played where Musk comes out against overpopulation.
	And Doffner does sit amongst the quote-unquote predator class and the globalists that very much are pushing this green agenda, this ESG agenda, this carbon credit agenda, this social credit score agenda.
	And at least Musk sits there and says, you know, that whole overpopulation thing and, you know, no resources thing, that's Johnny nonsense.
	We give Musk credit.
	We don't want he wants to step in the cage with a guy that will rip his head off.
	Just want to say that.
	Let's see. The memo, also quoted by CNN, noted the journalist whose roles can be performed by AI will be the first in the future firing lines.
	We are starting to clear AI offensive because we also need that for our move to digital only, AI will soon be able to completely take over the layout of the printed newspaper.
	And I've discussed this.
	I think I've discussed this with Zach Voorhees before.
	That it's not just going to be the write-ups.
	And it's not just going to be like what I'm creating in art via AI for my thumbnails or whatever.
	It's already entered into the video arena.
	And soon you'll be just publishing full magazines with full layouts that you used to have to develop.
	And I remember I had to use Quark, which wasn't even an Adobe program.
	Later on, InDesign would come around.
	That's kind of like the industry standard at this point.
	But all that's going to be unnecessary because AI is going to take over.
	Or with InDesign, AI is going to give you 50 different layouts and you're going to be able to choose them as a person.
	Or you're going to say, I want to choose from five different layouts.
	See how that works? Staff roles that will be affected include those of editor-in-chief, sub-editors, photo editors, because the jobs no longer exist as they do today.
	The Allure of Chat, GPT. Berlin-based Axel Springer is one of Europe's largest media companies and also owns US-based titles like Politico and Insider.
	Oh, it's not just in Europe.
	Of course not. And I want to say it again.
	Think about how little coverage Bilderberg 2023 and the AI agenda has.
	And the media narrative management agenda got.
	Zippity-doo-dah, zippity-ay.
	Like nothing.
	Nothing. Barely anything.
	Axel Springer, CEO Matthias Doffner, who we've been discussing, said in a February memo to staff that the goal is to transition into a purely digital media company and give AI tools such as ChatGPT the opportunity to make independent journalism better than it ever was.
	Or replace it.
	Because that's what we need.
	I mean, he says it right there.
	AI-driven, independent journalism to replace what we have now.
	If that's not great narrative, new world ought to speak.
	I don't know what is.
	I don't know. That's it right there in your face.
	In your face.
	And the transition is happening rapidly.
	You know, think about that. That memo is four months old.
	The meeting just took place, I believe, about a month ago or three weeks ago.
	No, no, it's about a month ago.
	Yep, because it was absolutely in May.
	I don't think it made it to June.
	So it's right there.
	Let's see.
	Where we got? A billed spokesperson told The Guardian that exploring the use of AI in the newsroom will make journalism better and maintain independent journalism in the long term.
	It's just ridiculous. Yeah, yeah.
	The limitations of AI in the newsrooms are enormous.
	No kidding. No kidding.
	ChatGPT is trained on trillions of data parameters and No, it's been tested.
	It's been tested.
	It's horrible. You can't talk about real subjects like 9-11.
	None. Some chat GPT users raised concerns about political bias when in February, the chatbot reportedly refused to generate a poem about former U.S. President Donald Trump, claiming it would be inappropriate to create content that glorifies an individual, but wrote one about current U.S. President Joe Biden.
	Of course it did. The bot also has been widely criticized for its lack of emotional intelligence, failure to understand different contexts, lack of accuracy, limitation to detect typos, and its inability to generate long-form structured content needed in-depth news reporting and investigations.
	But what we're seeing is the beta commercialization of this.
	Wait till it really starts rolling out.
	We're seeing the infancy.
	I don't even think we're at AOL Instant Messenger right now.
	We're not even there.
	We're like at the beginnings of email maybe.
	So with that being said, we're going to go to a word from our sponsor.
	We're going to come back. We're going to play the Gates-Durham confrontation.
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	All right. I give credit where credit is due.
	I like what Matt Gaetz did here.
	This is good work.
	Good job, Matt.
	Let's kick it off. Yeah, I agree with Mr.
	Biggs. You've given us testimony today that you're disappointed that the FBI didn't cooperate more, right?
	That was your testimony.
	You said that. Yeah, so we're disappointed too, but the difference is when regular folks do things that are wrong and unlawful, there's typically...
	Greater effort to try to get those people before a grand jury to utilize criminal process where appropriate, not for other purposes.
	And it's just like, oh, well, Bill Priestep, the guy who might have set this whole op in motion, he just didn't want to talk to you about certain things, and you were real accommodating to that.
	And then Mifsud, the person who juices Papadopoulos to create this predicate that you find improper.
	Did you ever know who his lawyer was, Mifsud's lawyer?
	Talked to his lawyer in Europe.
	You could find the guy's lawyer, but you couldn't find him?
	We contacted somebody that we knew had represented him in part of the effort to try to locate him.
	Look at Durham's face right there.
	He's like, I can't believe that I'm actually being challenged on this.
	Everybody knew the fix was in.
	What is this? And you got the lawyer.
	And then now you're sitting here in front of the judiciary saying you could find the guy's lawyer, but you couldn't effectuate the service of a subpoena because you couldn't find him?
	First of all, as you may or may not know, we wouldn't have the authority to serve a subpoena overseas.
	The lawyer didn't know where Mifsud was.
	He was in communication with him, but he claimed not to know where he was.
	And we were trying to arrange an opportunity to talk to Mifsud.
	Did you take possession of two Blackberry phones from Mifsud in any way?
	There were phones that were provided to us by the guy.
	Do you see how silly this looks?
	Like you found the lawyer, you found the phones, but the actual dude who got ordered...
	And listen, it makes me like him.
	He used the word dude. I think I gotta be older than Gates, right?
	Maybe Gates is about my age.
	Let's look up how old Matt Gates is.
	But yeah, no, that's nomenclature.
	We've been there. And that's the absurdity.
	That's how it has to be pointed out.
	That's what people are thinking.
	41. Yeah, no, I am older than him by like three years.
	Yeah, you can find the phones.
	You can find the lawyer who doesn't know where he is but is in communication with him.
	And we have all this track trace database technology all over the place.
	But you can't find the dude.
	You can't find that.
	Like, what is that? Exactly.
	What is that? By Western intelligence to go start this thing you couldn't find?
	It's kind of laughable.
	It seems like more than disappointment.
	It seems like you weren't really trying to expose the true core of the corruption.
	That you were trying to go at it another way.
	And by the way, Gates is looking more and more with crazy Nicholson eyebrows and hairline.
	I've just got to acknowledge that.
	As we said in the report and as I said in my opening remarks, we pursued the facts as best we could.
	How about this fact, Mr.
	Durham? The entire Mueller team does a hard reset on their Apple phone in synchronization to wipe away evidence.
	Did you investigate that?
	I've read that. I read that.
	Yeah, no, no, I read it. Yeah, I heard about that.
	Yeah, we did. We read that.
	Yeah. Did you investigate it?
	Who gave the order on the Mueller team to wipe the phones?
	Yeah, that was not something that we were...
	Asked to look at and we didn't know that's not true mr.
	Durham that is not true because I'm holding the document that authorizes your activity and it specifically says the investigation of special counsel Robert Mueller it's impaired mr.
	Chairman I seek unanimous consent to enter into the record the order that says that you're supposed to investigate these things and so like whether it's the Mueller team Mifsud how about Azra Turk Azra Turk what's Azra Turk's real name?
	Do you know that? I'm not going to be disclosing the names of FBI personnel that are otherwise unavailable.
	Oh! Oh!
	I'm not going to... I mean, this is what it should have looked like from every single member of the Congress with Durham.
	Period. Every member. That's if we had a constitutional republic.
	Because you'd actually want to know these things.
	You'd want to know if you had a corrupt FBI going after a president, whether you were a Democrat or a Republican.
	And I've got to believe that, again, on the left, if somebody like Kucinich was in today, he would ask Durham the same exact kind of questions that Gates is and grill him just as hard.
	But he would be one of the very, very few...
	So the FBI sent somebody to go honeypot George Papadopoulos.
	Who gave the order to do that?
	I think that's beyond the scope of what's in the report.
	It's literally the scope of what your charging order is.
	Who put it in motion?
	We get, after it was put in motion, the FBI did a bunch of wrong and corrupt things.
	Totally understand. We're trying to deal with that.
	But when you are part of the cover-up, Mr.
	Durham, Thank you.
	When you're part of the cover-up, you're the cover-up crew, bro.
	You got the handoff from Billy Barr.
	Then it makes our job harder.
	Yeah, well, if that's your thought, I mean, there's no way of dissuading you from that.
	I can tell you that it's offensive.
	Here it is. It's offensive to dare call me out on my bullshit.
	It's offensive to insinuate the truth that I am and my team was in fact part of the cover-up.
	And that the people who worked on this investigation have spent their lives trying to protect people in this country and pursue within the law what it is that we are authorized to do.
	See, there it is again.
	Oh, we protect everybody.
	We're the good guys.
	We're the good... No, you protect the big old baddies.
	Yeah, believe me, I know.
	We need law enforcement.
	I'm not Mr. Anarchy.
	I'm not Mr. Non-aggression principle.
	I'm not even close to that, but we need checks and balances.
	There are no for the upper most echelons of these intelligence agencies.
	There are none for the military-industrial complex and these contractors.
	There are none for the bankers and the NGOs.
	So, cut the bullshit, Durham.
	And you know it.
	And all of those entities, there are none for the media.
	That can lie, lie, lie, lie, lie.
	Lie, lie, lie, lie, smear.
	Lie, lie, lie, lie, hate.
	No problem. No problem.
	But it's offensive for Matt Gaetz to get five minutes with this guy and tear his ass to shreds.
	You tried two cases, lost both of them, and then the one plea, guilty plea you got?
	Clinesmith? Clinesmith is back to practicing law in Washington, D.C. today.
	That's beyond my control.
	Right, but the fact that you allowed that plea to occur, right, and then the punishment was insufficient, the fact that you didn't charge Andrew McCabe, you didn't convict the lying Democrats or the lying Russians, you didn't investigate Mifsud or the Mueller probe, even though, as we sit here today in black letter, that was your charge.
	Have you ever heard of the Washington Generals?
	The Washington Generals?
	Yes. Yeah, and they're the team that basically gets paid to show up and lose, right?
	Well, you know, I'm sure that the players who exert blood, sweat, and tears don't view it that way, but you might.
	I think they do. I think they do, because the job of the Washington Generals is to show up every night and to play the Harlem Globetrotters.
	And their job is to lose.
	Oh, I'm thinking, I'm sorry, but different. I was thinking of a different thing.
	Yeah, yeah. So their job is to lose.
	And I'm kind of wondering, and it just seems so facially obvious that it's not what's in your report that's telling.
	It's the omission. It's the lack of work you did.
	And for the people like the chairman who put trust in you, I think you let them down.
	I think you let the country down.
	And you are one of the barriers to the true accountability that we need.
	100%. 100%. Do I get to respond to that or comment on that?
	Yeah. Well, I don't know if you've ever investigated a crime.
	I don't know if you have.
	You didn't invest. I don't know if you have.
	You're damn right.
	You're damn right.
	Go Gates. I don't know, sir, whether or not you've ever had occasion to try to investigate crimes under the rules and regulations and under the Constitution that we're bound by.
	We can gather evidence in particularly lawful ways.
	We can't charge people because we might think something we can charge people.
	You didn't investigate the Mueller team wiping their phones and you won't tell us who gave the orders because you're protecting those people.
	Gentlemen's time has expired.
	Bam. Bam.
	Again. Good job.
	Slow golf clap.
	Slow golf clap.
	And that deserves it. Good for him, man.
	We need more of that.
	Period. Period.
	That's what we need.
	And honestly, we need more than that because we need these people to be held accountable, accountable, accountable.
	And guys, watch that again.
	What you need to do...
	Is you need to send that clip to all of these people that have some sort of hopium for the 2024 election and that what's happening to Trump right now is actually going to be good in the long run.
	Show them that clip.
	Say, no, they're going to put Trump in jail.
	And it's not good they've opened Pandora's box and no one's going to lock them up.
	Stop. Stop.
	Stop. If you want that imagination land to even have the slightest of a chance at all, the slightest of a chance at all, you better get ready to work, and I mean work, the next 13, 14 months to change the system.
	Of voting overall in every state.
	To get rid of the machines.
	To have real accountability.
	To have paper ballots.
	To have counts that are real.
	Because without that, forget about it.
	Game already over.
	Game already over.
	I mean, that's just a start.
	We haven't even gotten into debates.
	The party nominations.
	If you think...
	That you've heard the talking points against Trump and now how we need to grow up and get adults back into the White House.
	We just need somebody that's not as controversial.
	You haven't heard anything yet.
	That is going to ramp up so much in the next year plus.
	And by people you wouldn't expect, people that used to be big on the MAGA, they will turn.
	Now, That may grow his popularity even more and more and more.
	But look at the 2020 election.
	Look at the popularity gap.
	Look at the reality gap.
	Look at the power structure.
	Look who he had under him.
	You know, the other idea that somehow he's going to get in there and clean house and whatnot, I don't know.
	And then on the other side of that hopium train, listen, I love what RFK Jr.
	is doing. Just gave a big speech in New Hampshire, packed house.
	But can he get the nomination?
	If he got the nomination by some miracle, which I don't believe he can, can he win what may be a rigged election?
	Are we even allowed to talk about rigged election?
	Is that offensive to the people that, you know, put on the elections?
	Is that offensive to the Constitution and Bill of Rights?
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	Predator-ruling class elites are shaping a great future for robots and AI. Humanity?
	Not so much-ah!
	Good morning, folks, from FEMA Region 4, Old Hickory, Tennessee.
	A lot of people like the Tennessee.
	Got friends out there.
	I enjoy my time. Recently, outside of Nashville, I've been to Nashville before.
	Really nice area.
	Really nice area.
	AI in their justice system?
	Yikes. And that's also coming.
	CB, good morning. Great to see you.
	Soon they will defund the police and use AI. Another place you don't want artificial intelligence automation and robots is in law enforcement.
	No bueno.
	Bad news, Brown. Bad news brown indeed.
	They're making their own language through string theory.
	Let's hope not. AI is how they are trying to manipulate people's opinions.
	Correct. It's part of the great narrative.
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	I know we left it at kind of a cliffhanger, but we'd gone to that one hour marker, and I thought to myself, well, we'll wait.
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	I think it was you, Jason, who said that a good percentage of users on these social media platforms are bots pushing the ideas of war.
	Yep, that word.
	Rona and Alphabet.
	Yes, correct.
	Alphabet owns Google, by the way.
	And alphabet agencies.
	I mean, there's a lot of things that you could say that is.
	We need to make universal laws that AI can't take human jobs.
	Good luck. I mean, that's never going to happen, Shane.
	They're already taking human jobs.
	That's already happening.
	Man, guys, I got to tell you...
	It's been 50 minutes.
	I got this light over here.
	That because the electric is so bad in my house, it's sitting here flickering for the first time.
	I've plugged it into three different outlets now.
	I'm going to have to reset the power in my whole damn house and hope that works.
	It's driving me nuts.
	It's driving me crazy.
	Crazy. Crazy town USA. Cannot wait to get out of this house.
	Get into a proper office studio.
	Missouri Jefferson comes up on the gnat.
	Okay. That's right, the Uncensored second hour is out there, rvmrumble.com.
	What would be good is have AI audit society to fix what humans broke, like law, medicine, politics, food, water, everything.
	Toss out what's corrupt, but that's not what they will program to do.
	No kidding. No kidding.
	Just research how many gibberish papers have been retracted from scientific journals.
	Just because they say it doesn't make it true.
	Damn right. Who looks like AI? I missed.
	Who's the she? Because it was Gates and Durham.
	I didn't see any she's.
	I want to swim in...
	Oh, the gold lady. I want to swim in gold like Scrooge McDuck.
	You know, always a fantasy, right?
	To have...
	I mean, McDuck kept all his money on the property in like a giant safe bank swimming pool.
	What a fantasy. You know, I'm glad you said that.
	I'm glad you brought the cartoon thing because I totally forgot about this.
	Um... You know, I often talk about the dark cartoon, and hopefully some people get a kick out of this.
	But today is the 35th anniversary of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
	I was, what, nine years old?
	Yeah, maybe. I think I was nine at the time when this came out 35 years ago.
	Maybe eight. Eight or nine?
	Probably eight. Yeah, I think it was eight.
	It wasn't even nine. And I did go to the theater to see it.
	If you've never seen Who Framed Roger Rabbit, I know a lot of you have.
	It's the original dark cartoon.
	Right? There it is.
	There's Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse.
	The only time they've ever been on screen together.
	It's right here during that scene.
	They worked in at the time because cartoons weren't as big.
	Almost every cartoon character out there.
	Christopher Lloyd played the evil, demonic type villain.
	At the end, there was a lot of sexualization through Jessica Rabbit right there.
	That was unprecedented at the time for something that was pushed towards children.
	Great movie. Still one of my favorites to this day.
	But talk about the first ever dark reality cartoons.
	This was it.
	And what was... Even more funky about it was that it wasn't an original thing.
	It wasn't like heavy metal.
	I love heavy metal, by the way.
	Heavy metal! If you don't know about heavy metal, love heavy metal.
	The Loch Nahr. Talk about an allegory of good and evil.
	Anyway, you look at this, but it brought in all of these iconic characters from even like...
	My parents and sometimes their parents, Betty Boop, for instance, in it.
	Their generation.
	So all these things you had grown up with that kind of had this innocent feel were now brought into the quote-unquote real world into a detective murder story that was pretty sexualized for the time 35 years ago.
	The original dark cartoon...
	Roger Rabbit. See, we're bringing in Sin City, the dark cartoon, all that stuff.
	We're doing it. We're doing it big.
	Let's see. I thought she looked like a banker.
	Imagine a world where AI does the propaganda for the world.
	New levels of dictatorship.
	Yep, we are there.
	I agree. There's more of the swimming in gold.
	They may as well hold a puppet on their arm and tell us All the listen to that, it's the same thing.
	What comes out of its mouth is what they want.
	Same thing with AI. Correct.
	I agree with that.
	Called running the prison system with SSI number.
	Let's see. Male face expressions need to study that more.
	Take that, Assange.
	Take that, Assange.
	About as honest as a Judge Judy episode.
	Gateskeeper. You can say whatever you want, man.
	Matt Gates, an imperfect being like us all, loved every second of that with Durham.
	Loved it. If you can't applaud that, if you can't point that out as something positive, I don't know what to say.
	People talk about that whole blackpilling thing.
	That's about as black-pilled as you can get.
	By the way, sparse numbers over on YouTube today.
	I don't even think we're going to get 100 thumbs up.
	Can we get 75?
	Can we get 75 thumbs up?
	You know, ever since I've been clicking the does-contained paid sponsorships because we run the commercial, I've noticed that the YouTube numbers just at least halved from what they already were.
	76,000 subscribers.
	We're losing subscribers over there.
	Can't gain any. I've lost, I think, 60 this month.
	That's how YouTube does it.
	You wonder why we've moved over to Rumble and Rockfin and even Odyssey.
	Odyssey backs up my YouTube channel, essentially.
	So it doesn't get the second hour that you see on some of the other platforms.
	But... You know, Odyssey, I'm glad they're out there.
	40 views on a video.
	40 views? 40.
	I'm like, come on. Come on.
	We're doing our best.
	We're doing our best.
	Why not use the word dude?
	Nobody takes anything seriously in that place anyway.
	Correct. 40 to 41 years old.
	Youngest. Last of the Xers.
	Apple is so innocent.
	Yeah, Apple's innocent. The only people who watch Congress are people who know what is going on.
	Nobody else can be bothered.
	It's true that a lot of people do not engage whatsoever in Congress, the Senate, etc.
	LOL, Mourning Brigade treason.
	He knows his name.
	Let's see. They should all take a submarine ride.
	Oh, man. Come on, Johnny!
	I didn't even want to comment on this.
	I was doing everything I could.
	It wasn't even a story I wanted to talk about, is this whole submarine story.
	Tragic, yes. I know there's a kid there.
	I don't want to crack jokes about it or anything.
	I don't glorify the death of children or people that I don't know.
	I get it. He's a billionaire, etc., etc.
	I've seen all the memes and I just...
	It just shows you, again, we're in 2023 and people think we've mastered all this technology.
	The ocean is largely unexplored for what we know.
	And the type of tech, at least, that we publicly have out there.
	I mean, pretty scary place.
	That's where a lot of NASA astronauts actually train, where they actually stay underwater in these facilities on the floor, the more upper echelon parts of the floor of the ocean.
	In fact, I remember listening to that story by one of the NASA astronauts on Joe Rogan talking about it.
	It's really interesting stuff.
	Let's see. LMFA. Oh, no.
	They don't want to tell us their assets name.
	Let's see. Let's see.
	I had to go to work. Missed all the side questions.
	Yes, the links are down below to support.
	Thank you so much, Karen. Again, RFK Jr., I don't know.
	They wouldn't give Bernie Sanders the nomination.
	And people think...
	That they're giving RFK Jr.
	the nomination. I highly doubt it.
	Sweaty, that billionaire submarine story is getting pushed hard and it's annoying.
	Thank you, Johnny.
	Thank you. It's not what we do here.
	One of the things we haven't talked about is the SBF, the Sam Bankman fraud, and how slowly but surely, all of a sudden, A bunch of those charges just disappeared.
	They just magically disappeared.
	There's no two-tier justice system.
	Come on, guys. Come on.
	Durham did his best.
	Dermed it his damnedest.
	Just trying to stay hydrated.
	Work's been crazy. Can't complain otherwise.
	Yeah, this thing, coffee was not great today.
	It's one of the more piss-poor cups of joe I've had in a while, actually.
	I'm still drinking it.
	Still drinking it, Madman.
	It's so much more difficult to hide the bullshit.
	Not if they get their AI in place.
	Not if they get their great narrative and instant censorship.
	And they start educating people, children in particular, with those tools as the ultimate.
	And it can't be wrong.
	And they just say it again and again and again.
	Lie big like the Rourkes do.
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	We're going to be talking Five Eyes.
	We're going to be talking a New World Order in China, the Atlantic Council, and much more.
	I kind of want to do this watch-along with this individual who is the UN Executive Director.
	I was not able to find the video where I could rip it with the audio, so we're going to have to watch it from the web, which is a pain in the butt.
	But we're going to do it anyway.
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	Check this one out.
	This one's lovely. Just lovely!
	Racist transgender woman faces prison sentence after being found guilty of battering Chinese man on New York City subway in brutal hammer attack.
	I'm going to say it again.
	I've said it many a times.
	Crazy exists.
	And crazy will always exist.
	And New York City in particular has a whole lot of crazy.
	It's got a whole lot of crazy.
	And this attack, I believe, was caught on tape.
	And Christian Jeffers, 49, found guilty on multiple violent charges.
	Now, in any case, now take a look.
	This guy takes out a hammer.
	Let's hit it. 14 seconds.
	Okay, we've got to slow down.
	It's hammer time on this Asian man, this old Asian man.
	What is wrong with people?
	Just insane.
	No, we're not going to watch that because that's probably going to get extremely violent.
	I mean, he's going to viciously beat that guy, too.
	I mean, New York City, it's a wild place, man.
	It's a wild, wild place.
	Make no mistake about it.
	Make no mistake about it.
	You gotta have your head on your shoulders and be ready to see some crazy, crazy stuff.
	Crazy stuff. Marjorie Taylor Cree calls Lauren Boebert a little bitch.
	On the House floor, feud between MAGA darlings gets petty after copycat plans to impeach Biden.
	Look, guys.
	You know...
	We don't elevate cults of personality here.
	I've spoken probably dozens of times on how much I did not like that Marjorie Taylor Greene wore a Cruella DeVille outfit, white outfit, to the State of the Union.
	It's ridiculous.
	It's cartoon level.
	Now look... Everybody's personal life to me, I don't care what you do as an adult.
	Let's start there.
	Let's just start right there.
	As an adult, you're an adult.
	Right? Love is love.
	As long as it's with other adults, it's kind of your thing.
	Right? But at the same time, when you run on a conservative ticket or conservative values, okay, and talk about the family all the time, okay, I get it.
	Nobody's perfect. Right?
	I have personally never been married and do not have children.
	And I realize it is a very difficult situation as I know so many people who I have been to their weddings are divorced now.
	Some not only on their second, but their third wives.
	I'm in my 40s. I'm not particularly religious, nor do I consider myself conserved, but I don't want to get effing divorced.
	Now, not being married, I don't know if that could ever happen.
	But, when you look at Marjorie Taylor Greene and her personal life, and even while she was running the affairs that were out in the open, and then later on, like, she's the boss.
	She's like the power woman.
	She's like, I get it why she supports Trump, because Trump largely got a pass with those same circles, doing the same things, and people acting like the Stormy Daniels thing couldn't be true.
	And I'm like, are you paying attention?
	Of course.
	It's just, you know, it's one of those...
	That's fine. That's fine.
	Laura Bober, I know she's got a bunch of kids.
	She is divorcing her husband and I believe some type of an affair.
	For all the people that tried to take like a hot steaming dump on Crowder in the same circles, and again...
	It's not like I sit here and tell you how great Crowder is.
	He's funny. He's got some good points.
	He's done some good stuff.
	I don't harp on other personalities.
	I'm not here to bash them. But everybody piled on to Crowder when the video came out with him arguing with his wife.
	I've seen and heard a lot worse in person than what Steven Crowder was saying to his wife.
	Was it great? No.
	No. But, like, grow up in the real world where, like, police show up to domestic disputes, where people really let each other have it, and sometimes even violence is involved, and, like, what Crowder did is, who cares? Like, seriously, like, who cares?
	And people were all over him, boy.
	Oh, he's getting a divorce.
	This and that, blah, blah, blah. And I believe him.
	At least the one thing to me that stood out is he said there was no infidelity on either side.
	Okay, that's pretty big because you usually don't see that when there's that much money and power involved.
	And sometimes it's not the person with the money and power, it's the other person because they feel neglected, etc.
	So I at least give him that.
	I mean, what do we see? We saw a verbal argument and altercation over what he considered wifely duties in an obviously failing marriage.
	Okay. But then you've got these political figures, and now we're going to get out of their personal lives, that are being petty on the congressional floor.
	When it's like, aren't you guys supposed to be working together, especially on this?
	Because if you are going to have an impeachment, it's a big deal.
	Don't steal my thunder, bitch!
	Don't steal it! Let's see what we got here.
	I'm going to play the 48-second clip.
	You guys can decide what was being said here.
	Here we go. Oh, there's no audio on it?
	What is this? There's not a cell phone thing?
	Come on, man. So we don't even know.
	I mean, I'm supposed to guess at this?
	I wanted to see like hair ripping out and cat fighting.
	This is it? Oh, some hands are moving.
	Mm-hmm. Yeah, huh?
	Mm-hmm. Oh, now we got some head nodding from the other one.
	I don't know who these people are over on the side. This blonde woman is
	keeping an eye out. There's some pointing. So I mean is this all
	speculation? It could be.
	Two sources who witnessed the exchange detailed what was said to the Daily Beast.
	Let's see. Green was apparently peeved that Boebert also introduced articles of impeachment against President Joe Biden, saying in response to the public feud with Boebert, imitation is the greatest form of flattery.
	Everybody's ego is just over the top.
	Over the top!
	I mean, that's it?
	Come on!
	Take your conversations to the back, the presiding lawmaker said.
	Off the floor. Order, please!
	What a joke. What a joke.
	I can only hope one day that I will be in a position where financially I'm doing alright.
	We've started our own businesses and I can somehow run for office and get in there and at least just point out the absurdities of this dark cartoon.
	I would probably hate that job so much.
	I lose sleep in my own life right now.
	I can't imagine.
	Be careful what you wish for.
	I shouldn't even verbalize it so that it ends up coming into fruition.
	Yeah, I want to make a difference and I want to do better, but I don't want to end up being some cartoon cutout like Marjorie Taylor Greene.
	Pentagon leaker Jack the Dripper.
	I mean, I know nothing really about this kid, and I don't think we do, or anybody really does either, although then he was in the National Guard.
	And whether or not he's even guilty of this, I have no clue.
	We're in the post-truth world.
	He's pleading not guilty for posting those highly classified documents on Discord.
	Then again, they didn't get any...
	Real contextual play in the mainstream media.
	They had their talking points that did what they did that encouraged more, more, more, more support for Ukraine.
	And we need to give them more, more, more, more, more resources and more and more, more, more, more weapons and more and more, more, more, more money and pootie bad.
	And yeah, no, we've had to hide the fact that we're actually losing And now more and more, you know, that conversation, I had a conversation with Dick Russell, New York Times bestselling author.
	Great conversation with him.
	Recently wrote The Real RFK Jr.
	And he's putting the number at 300,000 dead.
	300,000.
	That's a lot of dead bodies.
	And nobody else is concerned.
	I'm concerned at that.
	Nobody? Bueller?
	Bueller? Bueller?
	Come on. Jack Teixeira, the Massachusetts Air National Guard member accused of leaking highly classified military documents on a social media platform, pled not guilty.
	Wednesday, the federal felony charges to Sarah 21 entered the pleas during a hearing in Worcester's federal court days after he was indicted by a grand jury on six counts of willful retention and transmission of national defense information.
	Each count is punishable up to 10 years in prison.
	Kids looking at 60 beans.
	You know who doesn't look at 60 beans?
	You know, people that sexually abuse children.
	Just saying. John Durham, he didn't go after anybody in that whole scope with 60 beans, did he?
	Trump's looking at way more than 60 beans with the Espionage Act.
	Just pointing that out.
	He's looking at basically a death sentence no matter what.
	The guy's 78 years old.
	Handcuffed and wearing orange jail garb to share a smile that family seated in the gallery at the start of the hearing.
	He stood at the defense table next to his lawyers and leaned over to say not guilty, Your Honor, into the microphone after the judge read each count.
	Okay? And there he is right here.
	This is a kid, by the way.
	It's a kid. I want to point that out.
	He's 21. This is a kid.
	I want to be clear about that.
	When I say that, when I was 21, again, I thought I knew it all.
	All. But when I was 21, I lived in a, not post-truth world, but a pre-9-11 world.
	Where everything, to me, in a sense, whether I realized it or not, was candy canes, cupcakes, unicorns, pure platinum and gold, fun and sunshine.
	Right? I'd been to Woodstock 99, turned 20 years old there, living it up!
	Not giving a what. Living it up.
	Loved it. In fact, I had bought into the Russia propaganda so heavily, even though Russia was rocking the vote at this point.
	Boris Yeltsin had come in.
	The days of communism were over.
	You hadn't really heard much about the Vladimir.
	Right? Still, I would talk about how great America was.
	We're number one. You don't want to be those dirty commies, etc., etc.
	Numero uno. The best.
	The gas under a buck?
	Under a buck a gallon?
	The internet booming?
	Opportunities everywhere?
	Yeah! Yeah!
	And then, 9-11 happens.
	And it's a whole new world.
	And little by little, step by step, I start figuring out what the real world's about.
	Now, I gotta say, at this same time, 1920, I'm still in college.
	It's right around the time I'm getting ready to drop out, be a beauty school dropout and work all the time.
	So I've got a little taste of work, got a little taste of money, but what I didn't quite have yet was the sustainability of Of having to pay monthly rent and monthly bills and show up 40 to 60 hours a week between one to two jobs.
	That gets you to grow up a little bit.
	A little bit. And I'd say by my early to mid-20s, I hated it when people called me a kid.
	I was so frustrated it took until I was 24 to get my first desk job.
	You know, I haven't really minded.
	I joke about the grays and all that other stuff, but at least people know I'm an adult.
	Looking young. You look back at my videos from just a few years back.
	I've aged quite a bit just in the last few years.
	But when you're looking that young and spry, you don't quite get the respect maybe you deserve.
	This kid's 21. 21 in the National Guard, in the military, not much life experience outside of high school and into what appears to be a military career.
	I just want to point all that out.
	60 years. For telling the truth, by the way, if he's guilty.
	Just want to say that. Teixeira of North Dighton has been behind bars since his April arrest on charges stemming from the most consequential intelligence leak in years.
	It's so consequential.
	A magistrate... Trump's documents, over the top, highly classified, highly dangerous in the enemy's hands.
	A magistrate judge ruled last month that Tashara must remain in jail while the case plays out,
	saying that releasing him would pose a risk that would attempt to flee the country or
	obstruct justice.
	The leak left the Biden administration scrambling to assess and contain the damage and reassure
	allies that its secrets are safe with the U.S.
	And again, what was really weird about this, a lot of this stuff was physical.
	You wonder how this kid could have had access to it in the first place.
	The sheriff's family said in a statement Wednesday that they remain committed as ever to supporting him.
	The important thing is Jack will now have his day in court, they said.
	We are hopeful that Jack will be getting the fair and just treatment he deserves.
	Don't count on it. Teixeira's attorney said his client will answer the charges and will be judged by his fellow citizens.
	In pushing for his release, Teixeira's attorney argued that the government is not alleging Teixeira ever intended that the information would be widely disseminated.
	And again, there's one of the prints here.
	Let's show you.
	Remember, these are physical documents.
	Oh, there he is.
	Look, he looks so sad in the courtroom.
	He's sad!
	Teixeira posted a treasure trove of top secret files under his online username JackTheDripper for months before the leak was uncovered.
	He worked as a junior cybersecurity specialist in intelligence unit based at the Otis Air National Guard base in Western Cape Cod.
	So what were these documents doing there in the first place?
	I want to know how this kid had access to them.
	He's 21 low-level cybersecurity.
	My God. He posted about guns, games, and top secret U.S. government information, but some of his fellow chatroom members reported his activities to investigators.
	It is alleged that the 21-year-old used his government computer to search classified intelligence reporting for the word leak on April 6th.
	That was the day when the first stories broke about the huge security breach.
	So much of this stuff just does not add up.
	I mean, he enlisted in 2019, again, as a baby.
	As a wee baby.
	As 18. An 18-year-old wee baby.
	Maybe even 17 at that point, right?
	Four years? I mean, straight out of high school.
	Secret and top secret markings.
	Dun, dun, dun. And he has a history of disturbing online remarks.
	He's 21.
	He's 21.
	He's 21. Come on.
	Give me a break. Oh, that's Twitter downloader.
	Wanted to hit this. So the researcher, where I believe, I think it's this one over here where we're going to find, actually it might be right here.
	Yeah, that's where we're going to go next.
	We're going to watch that. In 1975, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Turkish Foreign Minister, before the Freedom of Information Act, I used to say at meetings, the illegal we do immediately, the unconstitutional takes a little longer.
	And the laughs begin.
	But since the Freedom of Information Act, I'm afraid to say things like that.
	That's the memo right here.
	I mean, that's really what he said.
	It's really right here.
	That is illegal!
	It's right there.
	These are the type of people that we've aggrandized and glorified and allowed, literally, to run rampant without any real checks and balances.
	With that being said, I want to go to this interview that is conducted by Reiner Fulmick.
	It is with an ex-UN executive director.
	We've played clips here before.
	It's about an hour long.
	Obviously, we're not going to be able to get to all of it.
	But at the same time, I think it's an important one That we haven't hit and by the way, you know before we do
	that I think we're gonna play this clip here about five eyes now.
	This is from China So this is China's media and I will note that they do not
	mention Israel in this either but
	What do you oh man? Oh, no, that's that's the new world order one
	That's the Atlantic thing. Where's the Five Eyes one?
	There it is, Five Eyes. But they specifically talk about what roles each of these nations in this illegal spy ring, this cartel, if you will, have.
	So let's play that clip really quickly.
	There is a division of labor among the five IS countries.
	For example, the UK is responsible for Europe, and New Zealand and Australia is responsible for Asia-Pacific.
	There is Canada.
	Canada is interestingly responsible for the watching of the 102 file sharing websites.
	And the United States is like a big spider in the middle of a web coordinating all these
	spying activities.
	So I'm pausing this.
	And this is the China's blueprint for the New World Order.
	This literally aired yesterday.
	It aired...
	At the same time as this broadcast, ironically, remember we're live Monday through Thursday, today being Thursday, but we're live Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m.
	to 11 a.m. Eastern Time.
	And while we were going on, the Atlantic Council had their hour and 20-minute forum, there's David Shulman, for China's blueprint for a new world order.
	Right here. I mean, you know, I haven't watched this privately.
	That's why we're not just doing the watch along with this.
	We certainly could.
	I'm sure some of the most absurd things ever are being...
	Look at it. You gotta love it.
	Look at all these people talking about China's new world order.
	I see one Asian person here.
	And Atlantic Council TV. So I'm sure there's some golden nuggets here.
	But I've already seen so many of the golden nuggets...
	From this discussion with a member on the inside of the UN, somebody who has openly discussed what the true plans of the Club of Rome and other NGOs are, and let's just get right to it.
	Are aware of that they are supposed to become the one world government as proclaimed in the Great Reset.
	So what is the United Nations about and who do we talk to?
	Well, our interview partner is a former high-ranking member of the United Nations.
	His name is Kalin Georgescu, and it is best to talk to someone who knows from personal experience what he's talking about, rather than to talk to someone who just has ideas about what is going on inside the United Nations.
	I 100% agree.
	And that's why this is so powerful.
	This is somebody that does have a peek behind the veneer.
	Kalin, you used to work at the United Nations.
	What exactly did you do there?
	Well, I served this institution, thank you for your question, 17 years, almost 18, if I can say.
	I started in Romania in the United Nations Development Programme.
	Which, let's say, give to me the chance to understand, first of all, the system.
	I was director for an important project.
	I call it...
	To coordinate the Romanian National Sustainable Development Strategy and Local Agenda 21, which I did for almost 40 counties in Romania.
	And after that, step by step, I arrived to different events in New York and after that in Geneva.
	In many other countries, and I arrived also in the board for Europe in the United Nations Environmental Program.
	And the most important was that I was a special reporter for waste, for dangerous products, almost two years and a half.
	And in all these things, I had the chance to have many meetings, many interviews, and particularly to understand how is running this system.
	But particularly in this position, I had the chance to arrive to, let's say, to the key people to understand how can work this train.
	So again, you got somebody that's working on this quote-unquote sustainability And how did you arrive at the United Nations?
	Did you make a conscious decision, I want to join the United Nations because I want to help the people live better lives, or did they approach you?
	How does it work? Well, very good question, yeah.
	In fact, even myself, I was absolutely sure that United Nations is a fantastic institution.
	Which can help the people and the welfare and the human being and to be a good life, to have a good life and everything to be in harmony with the nature.
	Because this is my background, environment, environmental protection.
	So based on my background, of course, I arrived to United Nations and I arrived to be, as they call it, a specialist in sustainable development.
	So again, you come at it with some people.
	And by the way, when you're starting on the ground level, the vast majority of those people really buy into the system.
	You know, we talk about kind of the veneer that these people are benevolent and working in humanity's best interests.
	And honestly, they do recruit people.
	That think they're doing good.
	And in large part in other aspects of their life and career have done good.
	That's why most of law enforcement is comprised of people that joined it to do good.
	We're not throwing all of it out.
	But when you look at what they're actually doing at the uppermost echelons and the levers of power, not so good, not so benevolent, and really the opposite of that.
	But later on, of course, I find how, in fact, the things are moving.
	Because when, particularly when you are going in the field, You find reality.
	Reality is not from the office, not from the newspaper, not from the TV. It's from the ground.
	In the ground, I find that the most important part of the game, that the nature, the gods, the universe, give to us everything we want.
	Everything. So he, the universe, can cover all our needs.
	But it's impossible to cover our greed.
	And the greed is not from the majority of the people.
	The greed is coming from a small part of the people.
	Call it today, okay, the globalists, the people they said.
	Mm-hmm. But it's not that, in my opinion.
	Which is correct that it's fighting today between sovereignty and globalism.
	But the main important cause is the oligarch.
	The world oligarch system.
	This is the main important parts.
	Are they the one who control?
	They want to have the control.
	And for this reason...
	UN, I understood your introduction.
	I don't believe that UN, which is this I find myself from inside, can be as the people they understood, or in general is this, let's say, rumor, whatever, that UN can be the new government, whatever. No. UN, it's exactly the The platform, the bridge for this oligarchist system.
	So important, the bridge.
	It's just like I talk about how the WEF Davos is the mouthpiece.
	It's a mechanism.
	It's an engine of.
	Right? It's one of the moving parts.
	The United Nations, they all need this like...
	Facade of plausible deniability, right?
	Oh, we didn't actually order this.
	Oh, no, this is by a treaty, so kind of it was voluntary.
	You signed on.
	Okay, so again, he's using it as a term to let you know it's a vehicle for oligarchy, for, again, a predator class, an authoritative class, A class of people that are beyond question and are beyond accountability, beyond prosecution.
	And their interests are the ones that are going to be projected on the populace and the United Nations and their 2030 agenda, right, are one of their goals to control.
	And the oligarchs are the ones who gather once a year in Davos, the members of the World Economic Forum?
	Of course. And this is a point, because the UN agenda for 2030, as all the people they know, and with all the objectives, great, that will be not...
	We have problems with the food, with the scarcity of the natural resources, or we take care about the human being, we take care about the children.
	Everything is equal, this platforma, this UN platforma for 2030 with Davos agenda.
	So this is a main important point because UN agenda for 2030 is EGOL, Davos agenda.
	And here I want to underline one important point, that both of them are NGOs.
	So in fact, this Davos or World Economic Forum, whatever is nominated, is an NGO. And in fact, my first question, believe me, was when I arrived, first of all, in Davos, and I have seen so many controlled and powerful systems.
	I mean, all the, let's say, Swiss police was engaged in this small, you know, very well city, Davos, which is, in fact, it's a tourist one for wintertime, for skiing, for that.
	So you cannot find so many troops in any part of the world that you can find in Davos.
	In other words, the public Security agency, the official police, was used to protect a private enterprise, an NGO. No, an NGO, not private, an NGO. Well, that is a private enterprise because they have member states, but the organization itself is a private organization, an NGO. Yeah, it's an NGO, yeah, but in a sense that we cannot discuss even about the business, let's say,
	industry.
	Discuss about an NGO. And this NGO was protected totally by the public police.
	This is number one.
	Number two...
	First of all, these NGOs, they're not only protected, they're tax-free, obviously, but then they're able to invest their money for even more wealth and power.
	So it doesn't even just become about...
	The money aspect of it, it becomes about the influence, the narrative management, and then the management of the resources they're put in control of.
	This is key.
	Is that in the moment when you go in and you can see the meetings and the discussion, the conversation, I find that everything is...
	How I can say, it's extremely strong control.
	In a sense, it's just theater.
	Everything was done before.
	It's just someone who made the artists, they are doing the show.
	So they just go through the motions.
	All the real decisions have been made in the background.
	It's made in the background and everything is controlled.
	Mm-hmm. For example, this statement made by this guy, Zhvab, that he said recently, you know, that you don't have anything and you'll be happy.
	He lost the last sentence.
	You don't have anything, we shall have.
	In fact, this is the main important point.
	And again, the problem is that the UN agenda is the same with Davos agenda.
	This, in fact, is my main topic for our conversation today.
	And of course, this These things are all overlapping.
	It's something we've highlighted, featured, discussed how many times here, right?
	W-E-F, W-H-O-U-N. In fact, you know, let's take this down for a second.
	And I wanted to show this.
	This is one of the stories that I didn't hit and I should have.
	Where is it? Right here.
	Boom. AI and eye care.
	What are the opportunities and limitations in Africa?
	This is from the World Economic Forum today.
	Notice utilizing a very old, that's a very old, that's like a Samsung S3. Maybe an S4. Okay, so that's a very old photo in Reuters showing you, again, this biometric technology being utilized on the third world, which it already has been beta tested on.
	And they want to wrap that up into what?
	The Internet of Bodies, this new blockchain economy system, refugee camps, management of human beings.
	That is the agenda.
	How can you say this extremely tough position, which I had in front of them, was not only from that.
	It was because UN, in fact, was set up in 1945, the League of the United Nations, with one simple purpose.
	To take care and to build and to keep the peace strong and powerful.
	In a sense to don't arrive never ever in our life was a second war, which was a disaster.
	Yeah. So the UN as a successor organization of the League of Nations started out as something good.
	Something good, exactly.
	So for this reason, myself, I was there.
	Many people. I met and I have a lot of friends there.
	So it was a fantastic purpose.
	And all of us, we can join such things.
	The problem is not this.
	The problem is that in different meetings, which I participate in myself, I have seen the peace Very small, like a cincerella in the corner.
	And she waits to have a chance to speak.
	And she never had this chance.
	She's just waiting, she's waiting, she's waiting.
	And in fact, all the discussions that were for war, But they don't say war.
	And why is that? It's very manipulate.
	Yes, they use everything that stood on its head, right?
	Exactly, exactly. When they say peace, they mean war.
	When they say justice, they mean injustice.
	This is a point. Exactly like in sustainable development, which I trust a lot in this.
	A lot. Because I find fantastic for the humanity.
	And, for example, for sustainable development, I have been to most of the meetings, official and unofficial, and negotiation.
	I can tell you how is the results.
	The results is that in the end of the day, it's just one conclusion.
	How we can increase the consuming.
	And sometimes, of course, or many Many of the events, the most important is the gala dinner.
	How we can arrive to the food.
	So, to increase Only the consuming side.
	It's very dangerous.
	Because, in fact, this was exactly the same situation with the Club of Rome, another important NGO. And you were also a member of the Club of Rome.
	Which I have been, and also I was the president for Europe of the Club of Rome for almost two years and a half in Vienna.
	So, I mean, again, you can't get much more on the inside.
	UN Club of Rome speaking frankly right here about this resource management.
	In Austria. And you encountered the same problem there.
	Exactly. Because the Club of Rome was exactly as you said for the United Nations.
	I mean, the starting point was in 1968, with a great mind Aurelio Pecce, and a fantastic report in 1970, Leavis de Gros.
	Exactly as we discuss now.
	And they approach this vision that it's a limit.
	I mean, they find at that time that we are going too fast and too dangerous.
	Exploiting the resources of the planet.
	Yes, but in what sense?
	In a sense of greed.
	One is to exploit the natural resources, for example, in Ghana or in Guinea or Conakry.
	Why say Gunea Conakry?
	Because Gunea Conakry, as I have seen myself in all the planet I have been, is one of the most richest countries in the world.
	And it's very small.
	Very small. Like, for example, Leipzig and Berlin together.
	Oh, really? Yeah, very small.
	But it's fantastic rich.
	I have no idea.
	Fantastic. The best top of gold and other natural resources that are in Guinea-Conakry.
	So Guinea-Conakry, if they want to exploit the natural resources for themselves, this is fine.
	But if they are coming others from outside, this is a problem.
	So here we are with a natural resources exploitation because we, I mean, the countries, majority of the countries in the world, including Romania, because we are here, they have not control for their own natural resources.
	And that's clutch.
	And we've seen it throughout the second and third world, and really in this country as well.
	United States interests no longer really have control over the vast majority of the resources in this country.
	Whether it be energy, food, or unfortunately even water.
	It's all being bought up by privatized corporations and other nation states that are looking to exploit it for profit.
	For profit. And the thing is that if you have the resources, everybody's like, oh, well, we need people for wealth.
	No, we don't. No, we don't.
	The wealth is going to be created by the machines that are now automating you out.
	And we've already had this system of control where there's no reason that many of the nations in Africa
	that are super resource rich should be as impoverished as they are except you have a system of top-down,
	oligarchical control and exploitation where the resources, unfortunately at the end of the day,
	don't empower the general populace, they help to enslave them
	because they've been taken over by a minutiae, a minutiae section of humanity
	that loves to prey on other humans.
	There are, it's exactly the system controlled by Davos particularly,
	with the same agenda as UN, exactly as I told you.
	And they control the natural resources.
	And let's say the people on the power, because they cannot say leaders, because it doesn't exist political leaders, particularly in Europe, it doesn't exist.
	It's zero political leaders.
	Well, let's say the people which they have the power, there are their employees.
	For this reason, this oligarchy, the world oligarchy system, they have the power on Europe because they control all the people like Bundeskanzler or president or prime minister or whatever there are.
	The puppets, the political class.
	Because they are not...
	The employee of their people.
	They work for the other side.
	Exactly. They work for the oligarchs.
	They are employees of the oligarchs.
	So, in effect, what you're saying is that the UN is now indistinguishable from the World Economic Forum, or Davos in short, because it is being controlled by the same ideas and the same oligarchs.
	Totally. 100%.
	Totally. And the World Economic Forum, in turn, creates their leaders who are then going to be elected by us through their Young Global Leaders program.
	This is a point. In general, in United Nations, there are coming people which they check before if they are politically correct.
	But you have to be 100% totally politically correct.
	If you are not, you cannot be in.
	However, they need also, how I can say, wise Smart people.
	Smart people.
	Because they need also the opposition, like in Hollywood films.
	I mean, you need also the opposition, otherwise it's too dangerous to be just in one side.
	And they try to control you by salary.
	By... Paying you a lot of money.
	Exactly. By different offers.
	In a sense that you have access, free access to the transport, free access to the restaurants, free access to different things.
	And in fact, it's a badge.
	Your badge, a UN badge.
	UN badge does mean that you are someone important in comparison with the people from the street.
	Oh. So they make you feel not just richer than the people on the streets, but superior to them.
	Exactly like in the banking system.
	Look to the young people who there are employees in the bank.
	They receive maybe around 400 or 500 US dollars per month.
	With 500 dollars, he, in his car, He can see on the street his friend and he said, sorry, I have no time for you.
	I'm someone, I'm the banker.
	So they invest in manipulate the minds of the people.
	And in a moment when you manipulate the mind of the people, the people, they sell their soul.
	And it's finished. So even though if they may have started out with good intentions, they choose people who, as you said, are completely in line and are willing to sell their souls.
	Exactly. I mean, the starting was perfect.
	I repeat again, the starting point of United Nations, the starting point of the Club of Rome, the starting point of masonry, Freemasonry.
	Let's be realistic.
	I mean, they did a lot of good things.
	I mean, what was the reason that Mozart was arrived to be Freemason?
	Because he wants to participate for the welfare of the community.
	To participate for the human being's support.
	What happened? Why did they all get derailed?
	They infiltrate different guys in order to control what is good.
	In fact, my point from all my experience and based on your last question is the following.
	They don't like to be something not only good, but to be beautiful.
	They don't like the To you or to your life to be beautiful, to be harmony.
	They like just the black, the whole, you know, the system which you have to be under control.
	In other words, you know, Darwin said to us that we are coming from animals.
	The new Darwins...
	The descendants of monkeys.
	The new Darwins, they said they are coming from robots.
	And here we are.
	I mean, we discuss about the transhumanism process, which those people, they want to impose.
	And how they can impose.
	They impose in the moment when The people are totally, they believe that this system internationally, which is somewhere high from you, they care about you and only if what they are saying you
	have to respect, which is wrong.
	There is no one who can stop you.
	You are the only one who can stop me.
	They are trying to push us today, you know very well that OMS to dictate everything about our health.
	How can we be someone to dictate about me?
	That's another NGO. That's the World Health Organization.
	It's just another NGO. Yeah, it's the same.
	No one there was elected by anyone.
	No, they are just nominate.
	They are nominate in general, the people...
	Who there are totally, totally sclave in their mind.
	Yeah, that's the only reason I can find why someone like Tedros, who in his own country has committed crimes, why this man becomes the chairman of the World Health Organization.
	only because no one elected him but he's nominated as you you
	you all the system they want to control what
	And here is the main important point, Rainer, that all the majority of the humanity, the people, they understand that what Davos said, that the control is about the financial and banking system.
	This situation, which we arrived today, in a sense, with all these dramatical events in Ukraine and with Russia, demonstrate That is not this.
	The powerful is where are the natural resources?
	Because Russia, it's a country with huge natural resources.
	And they don't want.
	They don't want.
	I mean, who you are to control your natural resources?
	We have to control everything.
	Look in Africa. It's a continent which I know quite very, very well.
	I spent almost eight years in different missions and other things like this.
	So Africa is probably the most beautiful part of the world.
	And doesn't exist three countries.
	There. I don't say about other parts of the planet, but I'm saying about only the Africa continent.
	Guinea-Conakry is to take the same country.
	It's a dramatical one.
	I mean, Guinea-Conakry can be, how I can say it, the pearl.
	It can be the gold lingo bar of the planet.
	Small, beautiful, fantastic, full of natural resources.
	Do you understand? Full.
	Full does mean full.
	And the people that are on the street with the device in the front and play games.
	What happened? Brainwash.
	All of them. So I was muted there like an idiot yet again.
	Thankfully, Christy let me know at the very end here.
	He's like brainwashed.
	It's the great narrative. It's out there.
	They've taken the resources away from the people.
	This is why I highlighted Africa.
	I'm not sure whether we'll do it next week because there's another 37 minutes to this thing.
	Maybe we'll do it in the second hour sometime next week where we watch the rest.
	This is a powerful interview.
	This is extremely powerful.
	I do want to encourage you all to check out my documentary films for free.
	Loose Change, Final Cut, Fabled Enemies, Invisible Empire, A New World Order Defined, and Shade the Motion Picture.
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	Some that we do not...
	And then, of course, where all the video links are for all of the great programs throughout the week.
	And we also try to post the show in full after the fact on Twitter.
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