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Ramaswamy Rages On!!! | Reality Rants with Jason Bermas

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	And now, reality with Jason Hermes.
	And who loves you? And who do you love?
	you Good morning, good morning, good morning.
	I am Jason Bermas.
	This is Reality Rants and I am just back from Vegas speaking on the Reawaken America Tour.
	And this was a fun one, guys.
	I had a really good time.
	I got a lot of work done.
	It was very hot. Extremely hot.
	We're going to play my entire presentation, which I think went a little over 15 minutes.
	The whole clip is 18 and change, but there's the introduction, the out-troduction, just kind of part of the show with Clay Clark.
	And by the way, Clay makes a joke about my show being very, very long hours and very, very little pay.
	I just want to say this, guys.
	I didn't tell them that. That's Clay being Clay.
	Obviously, I do want to say thank you to everybody that does support the broadcast.
	Because without you guys, I couldn't do this.
	Bottom line is, I don't get paid to do these things.
	I do them out of pocket.
	Because this is an event.
	Where, check it out, I mean, literally, you can't see it on the bottom, but 5,000 tickets were sold.
	And look, it's tough to get 5,000 harnesses in seats at the time, but I mean, you're speaking to 2,000, 3,000 people, man.
	It's pretty, pretty awesome.
	And especially because a lot of these guys are mainline conservatives, and And I am not a mainline conservative.
	I don't even consider myself a conservative.
	I know so many people are like, you're on Red Voice Media and you're on this network and you talk about these things.
	Heck, Jason, you've got Vivek Ramaswamy on the thumbnail.
	We're going to go deep on him.
	Here's the thing. I totally and completely understand my audience's concerns.
	One of the reasons I decided to focus in on him after doing the Great Awakening vs.
	the Great Reset, aka the Reawaken America Tour this weekend, is because I don't think people who...
	Are new to this or maybe super old to this.
	In other words, you've been doing this stuff longer than Jason Bermas.
	You're older than me.
	You were reading things like non-dare-call-it-a-conspiracy way back in the day.
	You knew about Yuri Bezmenov and you knew about G.O.R. Griffin.
	You knew about all these things. Right?
	And I get that.
	And you've just seen disappointment after disappointment after disappointment after disappointment, etc.
	Or you're brand new and either you think everything's a show and there's like a controlling class behind the scenes and there's nothing that's real and there's no elections that are real.
	I don't believe that.
	Especially kind of being on the inside the last year and a half with some of the big political players.
	Right? And hearing them talk behind the scenes.
	Right? I truly think there are battles within parties, organizations, politics in general.
	Now, are most of these guys total and complete establishment puppets?
	Yes! Am I putting all my money on Ramaswamy?
	No! I'm not putting any money on Ramaswamy.
	I think that my audience is getting it twisted.
	Right? In fact...
	As an example, and again, one of the reasons why we're going to focus on Ramaswamy.
	Number one, he's saying a lot of the right things.
	He devastates.
	Devastates. On CNN yet again.
	We have the full 10 minute clip.
	I might play the 2 minute clip first.
	And then maybe go back to that in the second hour.
	Because I've got other clips that I really want to do with Jim Acosta and Chuck Todd.
	He's going into the belly of the beast and he's slaying the dragons.
	Just saying. Just saying.
	And... I get it.
	One has to question, you know, they tried to do this with Trump, right?
	CNN, MSNBC, they would focus on him.
	CNN just has Trump on the town hall to try to decimate him.
	What does it do every time?
	Every time anybody's competent, they rock the media.
	And Vivek, I got Vivek, Vivek, Vivek, Vivek, Vivek is younger.
	I think he speaks more eloquently than Trump.
	He has so much less baggage and notoriety than Trump.
	So I think that's one of the big reasons he's on the rise.
	Because he's saying more truth than anybody else.
	He's the RFK Jr.
	candidate on the other side. And I get it.
	RFK Jr.'s got his problems.
	They all do.
	Okay? Sorry, guys.
	I didn't expect to be raspy and maybe lose my voice a little bit here, especially because I got to use my voice as that's what I do for a living.
	But I guess I was just around a bunch of people, did a bunch of interviews.
	In fact, if you're a premium member, once again, thank you.
	Instead of one interview, you're going to get multiple.
	I know the weekend is coming past.
	They just put up One of my edits.
	I mean, I got off the plane yesterday.
	I downloaded the footage that I shot.
	I took three of the interviews.
	Lots of technical issues.
	Very hot. And then, quite frankly, on Saturday, the second day, I left at like 4 o'clock, maybe 5 o'clock because it was so hot.
	They ran out of diesel fuel.
	I don't know if they fixed that.
	The large tent...
	Felt great. So the event felt great.
	The media and then the other side is the speaker room.
	The speaker room was always AC'd up and then all of a sudden I didn't know where it stopped.
	I was like, what's going on here?
	The media room got so hot on day one.
	Cameras were shutting off, including mine.
	The mics were shutting off.
	Equipment was overheating.
	They tried to improve that.
	The sound gets a little worse.
	Whatever. Still haven't gotten to the meat and potatoes.
	The meat and potatoes of why we're doing the Ramaswamy deal today.
	So I'm sitting there.
	And I'm about to go up to speak.
	I get moved up an hour early morning.
	I think I spoke at like 9.15ish.
	Something like that. 9ish, 9.15ish.
	I was on there at 10ish.
	I was supposed to be on at 10ish. Which is fine with me because honestly, I like getting it out of the way.
	And there's usually a really good morning crowd.
	As I'm going up, the first question out of Clay's mouth to me, and he's speaking with General Flynn, is what do you know about this Vivek guy?
	Okay. Now look, there's no doubt.
	That Clay Clark and General Flynn are huge Trump supporters.
	I make no mistake about it.
	I'm not an idiot. The Reawaken America tour has been a Trump rally tour for quite some time.
	I think this was number 20.
	There's at least two more scheduled after this.
	And I think they're going to keep going through the election.
	Because that's what this is. This is...
	To raise support for the Trump presidency.
	No doubt about it. Mixed in with guys like me and others that are bringing up other very important issues.
	You know, Trump's name didn't come out of my mouth during my speech.
	Because that's not what it's about.
	At all. Not even a little bit.
	But again, we're going to save that for the second hour.
	We're going to play the whole thing. There are certain issues with the boom, boom, and the covering your face up stuff that we're also going to save for the second hour because, again, I think things are about to get white hot on YouTube once more.
	And recently more videos of mine have been taken down.
	They haven't given me a strike for them, but look, we're trying to bring people in on the cat videos.
	And I'll even bring up the cat videos and stuff later on.
	So... First thing out of Clay's mouth to me, what do you know about this Vivek guy?
	Now, I'm going to tell you the truth.
	My audience has been extremely critical when I've given this guy any praise, and they have brought things up about Vivek, or as some of you call him, Vivek the Snake Ramaswamy.
	And so, look, I looked at Clay, and I said, well, I know he comes from big pharma money, and...
	Basically, I believe it's a pharma slash gene editing company that he made his money in.
	And this is all thanks to my audience.
	And I want my audience to be...
	We should be skeptical of every single political candidate and every single billionaire.
	Every time.
	Every time. But at the same time, when they do and say things that are correct, you have to go, that's correct.
	That's correct. Do you feel me?
	Do you understand? So I brought that up.
	I said, I know that he's got some Thiel money behind him.
	A little Thiel. Thiel Thiel.
	It's Peter Thiel, by the way.
	I can't help it.
	The H is in there. And Peter Thiel.
	Not somebody I trust too much.
	Lots of problems.
	He's got Palantir problems.
	He's got Bilderberg problems.
	He's got Facebook problems.
	Lots of problems.
	What do we got here? We got anybody?
	Nope. That's just a little ring-a-ling ding.
	By the way, thumbs up, subscribe, and share.
	I do want to remind everybody that the second hour is free over at rvmrumble.com.
	We leave YouTube. The tech issues, guys, still here.
	But we're going to try to pump through this show.
	No tech issues. Lots of video stuff with Ramaswamy.
	We probably will start with the Ramaswamy.
	Like I said, we're going to do the he destroys on CNN for like two minutes because it's the climate change hoax agenda.
	Just nails it.
	Again, everything he says there is top of the morning to you.
	But meanwhile, you know, I gotta respect people like Sam Husseini, who we had on this broadcast.
	And by the way, if you're not catching the third hour of Jason Burma, let's say that you're not a premium subscriber.
	You want to taste a premium for free, right?
	That's what the third hour of this show is.
	You know, they've been playing great interviews I've done with people like Husseini, a real journalist.
	I saw him on Twitter, and someone says, you know, Vivek is a plant, and Husseini says they're all plants.
	I get it.
	I get it.
	They're certainly all working within some establishment bounds, right?
	I believe that to be true.
	I think that is the case.
	That's undeniable.
	Let's not fool ourselves.
	Let's not play the Johnny Nonsense cards.
	That's just the way it is.
	And I'm not accepting of that.
	In fact, I don't see it out of the realm of possibility.
	I end up being able to interview this guy.
	And one of the questions I'm going to ask him is, shouldn't I always have a healthy skepticism?
	Okay? For people like yourself, for people in political power, or that have what?
	Billions of dollars.
	And shouldn't I always hold you accountable when I don't think you've done what you said you were going to do, or have done something that I am in disagreement with?
	I think he'd be hard-pressed to answer me any other way than yes.
	That's all I'm saying. That's all I'm saying.
	So, I saw the concern on the other side.
	I talked for a couple minutes with General Flynn about it.
	I clearly thought he won the debate hands down.
	I mean, telling Nikki Haley she's going to look good on the board of Raytheon and Boeing.
	It's good stuff. I mean, that's powerful stuff.
	And I could see some concern in Flynn and Clark's face.
	And he's like, I want you to send anything you got him.
	I want my audience to send me, DM me anything.
	Okay? Anything on the guy.
	And yeah, I know he pushed the hate and lie shots too.
	I get it. I'm here.
	I'm listening. We're going to go to a break.
	We're going to come back.
	We're going to play some Vivek after this.
	It is Reality Rants with Jason Burmess.
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	Transportation system damages, poor air quality, deteriorating human health, flooded coastal properties, and it goes on and on and on.
	So my question for you is about the remedy.
	If you don't want to cut fossil fuels, which you just said, you don't want to cut carbon emissions or promote clean energy, what would your policies be to slow things like droughts, like flooding and other damage to our planet?
	I think we should focus on adaptation and mastery of any change in the climate through technological advances powered by fossil fuels and other forms of energy.
	I have no opposition to nuclear energy.
	What does that mean? I mean, like, first of all, this woman's never been exceptional.
	She's never been a great journalist.
	She's there to try to tear this guy down.
	But at the same time, he just nails her on every single one of her nonsense points, and she acts confused, and like he's a crazy person, and she doesn't understand.
	Ramaswamy nailing it here.
	Ben, I do think it's a bit of a mystery.
	What does that mean? Look at the quality of our buildings.
	Look at the quality of temperature controls.
	This is actually what has allowed human beings to die less of climate-related disasters today than before.
	And the reason I call the climate change agenda a hoax, Dana, is that it actually has nothing to do with the climate.
	This has to do with global equity.
	And the reason why is the same people who are opposed to carbon emissions are also among those who are most opposed to nuclear energy, the greatest form of carbon-free energy production known to mankind.
	This doesn't make sense unless you actually call this out for what it is.
	Is that one of your remedies? Absolutely.
	Oh, I'm unapologetically pro-nuclear energy.
	In fact, I've laid out a plan.
	Oh, okay. Okay.
	Oh, you're saying a technology that we've actually used for, I don't know, 50 plus years in this country that has been refined but demonized?
	Right? And extremely efficient.
	Nuclear is extremely efficient.
	Look at her eye. Oh, I don't understand.
	Oh, tell me more, Vick.
	To get government regulation out of the way for nuclear energy.
	Can I just quickly go back?
	So you're saying, like, build taller buildings and have better air conditioning and heating systems?
	That's your remedy for climate change?
	That's your remedy?
	Like... Losers all at CNN. Losers all.
	I mean, look at this.
	It's Loserville.
	It's like they want you to look at this woman like a third grader through a child's eyes and she's your teacher.
	And she's shaming Vivek here for daring to suggest using a more efficient energy plus fossil fuels.
	And not eliminate the other types of energy.
	No, no, no, no, no. But solution to climate change.
	Again, it used to be global warming.
	They had to change the vernacular.
	It's pathetic.
	And we'll probably end up playing it.
	The full clip and coming back to this in the second hour.
	But this really has to be emphasized.
	What a joke the media is.
	And how well Ramaswamy's handling it.
	I'm in agreement with him on the energy policy.
	Just saying. In fact, Donnie T would do well to pick up steam on the nuclear issue.
	And I get an energy independent under his administration.
	Totally understand that. We still do need to advance.
	Okay? The climate crisis?
	Well, there's a... There is no climate crisis.
	I do wish that he had just stopped it right there and then said stop.
	This climate crisis thing is a total lie.
	That's not real.
	There's a fuller totality of the way we use fossil fuels to live more advanced lives that protect us from all risks, not just climate-related risks, but all risks to humanity.
	Right now, most people who are dying are dying actually of lack of access to energy at all, not because of the effects of climate change.
	Yeah, yeah. I don't care about those people dying.
	We have an agenda here.
	Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
	Mm-hmm. Yeah.
	They try to treat you like you're a child.
	The media, the politicians, the business class, they have a utter disdain for you.
	Yeah. Well, I mean, look at these people.
	By the way, the headliner on this, let me read it word for word.
	Ramaswamy defends comments about white supremacy and the KKK.
	That's the headliner on this 10-minute interview.
	That we're watching a couple minutes of.
	That's how intellectually dishonest these people are.
	The models that you described are, I think, badly fabricated.
	And if you want a good piece of evidence for this, remember in the 1970s, that's not that long ago, in the 1970s, the same expert class was warning of a global ice age.
	If we didn't stop using fossil fuels, that same expert class is now warning of global...
	Yeah. Yeah.
	You're bringing up inconvenient facts.
	Yeah. Actually, I do remember that because, yeah, I don't, but no.
	Yeah. Yeah. So I think it is a fatal conceit of false hubris.
	And the reality is we should focus on human flourishing, not carbon emissions.
	That's what we should measure. Boom!
	Ramaswam. You gotta give him some swami for that.
	That's good stuff.
	That is good stuff.
	And we've seen him on Chuck Todd before on the transgender issue.
	Same issue, really. In fact, I talk about that in my speech.
	We're going to play that in the second hour.
	Thumbs it up, subscribe, and share.
	For all you new people coming in, thank you.
	Especially if you did see my speech, said, who the hell is this guy?
	And by the way, again, a lot of Trump supporters, we're not Team Vivek here.
	I'm just pointing out that what he just did and what he just said was spot on.
	It was surgical. It was to the point.
	And it made that woman look foolish, whether she understands that or not.
	And she might be so damn tone deaf that she doesn't.
	She might be one of the true believers, man.
	I don't know. I don't know what's in that woman's heart, but I can tell you this.
	There is an agenda.
	And it's even harder to paint Ramaswamy as some kind of white supremacist.
	Okay? Okay?
	But obviously from the headline there, that's what they want to focus on.
	So let's see.
	And here's the other one.
	I haven't watched this whole thing.
	With Ramaswamy, but let me tell you the MSNBC headline on this one.
	Vivek Ramaswamy, I stand by calling Trump a sore loser in 2020.
	Now, I don't know if that's the case.
	That may be something he's failed on.
	And by the way, he's a human being, going to fail on some things.
	There should be moments of criticism for anybody, myself included.
	Like, I'm not sitting up here telling you I have all the answers.
	I'm putting it out there for everybody.
	I'm putting out my research.
	I'm agreeing with people that I probably disagree with on a lot of other stances.
	When I'm at something like the Reawaken America Tour, I know that I'm surrounded by people that absolutely 100% have different belief systems than I do.
	And I know that...
	The vast majority of these people are actually well-meaning, good people that do want to do better for their country.
	Okay? And by the way, there's going to be a second premium up today with a multitude of interviews, just like yesterday.
	And I hope you watch that and see that.
	Like, Joe Hoft and I don't agree on everything.
	Okay? But we can sit there for a half an hour and have a great conversation.
	And I think that the Gateway Pundit has done a lot of good work.
	With that Joe Hoft interview, I met a guy named Paul Davis.
	And he's a lawyer out of Texas who was at January 6th and essentially lost his job because of it.
	Never did anything violent.
	Didn't go into the Capitol.
	Committed no crime.
	Destroyed no property. Nothing.
	Nothing. Nothing.
	And now he is helping represent those who have challenged the authoritarian mandates of COVID-1984 that it appears may be coming back.
	Or they are going to attempt to have them come back.
	I talked to him and two women.
	They had absolutely no idea about things like signature reduction, NASA. And at the same time, I think that they had somewhat distorted views of some of the technology.
	For instance, I'm going to be honest, there is a very prevailing view, and these people really believe it, guys, of those that fall down the rabbit hole maybe a little too quickly.
	And, you know, over a time period of the last, of really the Trump administration.
	And I had a great conversation about this with one of the most impressive young men ever, Nathaniel Pawlowski, who is the son of the Canadian pastor who stood up to the COVID-1984 nightmare in Canada, like, unlike anybody else.
	He didn't shut down his church.
	He never bent the knee.
	He was very vocal about it.
	And eventually they arrested him for giving a sermon at the trucker rally.
	Don't want to put his ass in prison.
	Now, his son recently spoke at the EU. We might have to get that for the second hour or two.
	The kid's so damn impressive.
	I call him a kid because I'm 21 years older than him.
	He's 23 and just...
	I probably, out of everybody I got to meet in person over the weekend, was the most impressed with him.
	Okay? And he goes, he's looking at me, and we had a lot to talk about, but he goes, you know, I feel bad because it's these type of people that do fall into the idea of everybody's in a mask or the clones and all this other stuff.
	And, you know, I have to explain to people when they bring up this idea that any of these people are cloned, I stop them.
	I go, that's not how it works.
	I've looked at all the technology.
	I honestly do believe these guys do overplay their card.
	In other words, they want us to believe that you can upload your consciousness.
	They want us to believe that you could do a full human clone of somebody and then just upload their consciousness like the six-day style.
	That's not real. You can't just gestate a full human body like that.
	Especially something that would be functional and that you could just upload its content.
	That's not a reality.
	Folks, there are more people that believe that than I'd like to think.
	And otherwise, you know, pretty sane folk.
	And well-meaning folks.
	So you want to bring people down from that.
	You don't want people to discredit themselves out of the gates.
	Because when you speak about gates, they know more about gates than the average person.
	Right? They are trying to do the right thing.
	When I'm sitting there...
	And I'm doing my presentation.
	I think I got maybe two, three minutes in.
	And this is a very religious crowd, guys.
	I'm not going to lie to you.
	Very revival type crowd.
	And people see where humanity already is on the blockchain and the biometrics and the internet of bodies.
	They're raising their hands up and they're praying to God.
	And it's a lot of folks.
	I'm just saying that.
	And I wish I had thought of it to end it this way.
	And I hope to continue to do these.
	I drop a bit of cheese on these guys.
	They're not cheap, but again, couldn't do it without you.
	But the bottom line is...
	That these people, in my opinion, are the predator class and we are their prey.
	So unfortunately, folks, you're going to have to do more than prey today.
	You're going to have to have a plan of action to stop these people.
	But I did wrap it up pretty well.
	Talking about how these people are very well funded.
	They're motivated.
	They have a lot of resources.
	And they're not playing around.
	That I do believe.
	So we're about to go to break.
	When we come back. We're going to do Vivek and Chuck Todd.
	And we're going to go beyond that in the second hour.
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	We are back. It is reality, Rance.
	All right, let's do it. Let's Ramaswam and let's do the Chuck Todd deal.
	And joining me now is the Republican presidential candidate that was at the center of the debate, Vivek Ramaswamy.
	Mr. Ramaswamy, welcome back to Meet the Press.
	It's good to talk to you, Chad. Let me start with the tragedy that took place in Jacksonville.
	This is what Sheriff Waters, how he described the incident last night.
	This shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people.
	So for those that don't know, You know, actually DeSantis got booed for this because he showed up to speak about it.
	But this crazy, terrible person, I believe went into a dollar store and killed three black people for no reason.
	I wonder if he was on meds.
	I would imagine he was on meds.
	Are we talking about that?
	Okay. Covered in Nazi swastikas.
	Shot dead three people.
	Okay. Okay. And someone says that DeSantis' policies led to this.
	How? Crazy is going to be crazy.
	And you notice that that guy out in Pittsburgh, we mentioned it, that guy was a black guy.
	Did you hear all that in the news?
	Did Chuck Dodd play that?
	Nope. Nope.
	Just fired like sovereign.
	And believe me, they'd like to play that up with the sovereign citizen angle.
	But now everything's got to be racially motivated.
	And obviously with the swastika stuff, this person was a racist.
	But I can't emphasize this enough.
	The idea that free will is gone and that speech is making people racist...
	That's their whole thing.
	People go, this is a hate crime.
	Listen, you shoot anybody randomly and kill them.
	I don't care what your belief is.
	You go to jail for the rest of your life.
	That's if you survive.
	Obviously, lethal force may be necessary to take you out.
	Give me a break here.
	So right away, Chuck Todd, here we go.
	Boom. I don't know that the targets were specific, but I know that any member of that race at that time was in danger.
	Both the FBI and DHS in the last two years have said that racially motivated violent extremism is on the rise.
	This is clearly part of that.
	What would a President Ramaswamy want the Justice Department to do about this racially motivated violence that we're seeing on the rise?
	I think that every criminal deserves to be punished to the fullest extent of the law, especially when they're carrying out premeditated crimes like this one.
	This is a heinous crime.
	My heart goes out to the families who were affected by this.
	It is tragic, and this should not be happening in the United States of America.
	I think the fact of the matter is, Chuck, it is...
	Really just a symptom of a deeper, new form of national division that we have created.
	And I think one of my top jobs as the next US president is really to lead with a national tone of character that reminds us of how we are all united across our diverse attributes.
	I think part of the problem is we have obsessed so much over racial and other genetic differences that we have forgotten all of the ways we're really the same as a country.
	And I do think we need a leader in the White House developing that national character for this country again.
	We also do have a mental health epidemic.
	Glad he's bringing up the mental health because I felt like the beginning of that very much a political answer, but a smart political answer.
	Right? And, you know, Ramaswamy, clearly not a white guy.
	They're going to have trouble with the white nationalist or white supremacist or plays to the KKK line of thinking.
	But they'd like that. Believe me, they'd rather push a DeSantis.
	But DeSantis, he ain't polling.
	Okay? People aren't into it.
	They realize that this is the frontrunner against Trump in the Republican Party.
	Across this country, Chuck, that really is reflective of a hunger for purpose and meaning.
	We need to fill that void, address the mental health epidemic, but this is a tragedy and deserves to be called out as heinous.
	That's exactly what it was. And you should have asked, was this person on any type of SSRI drugs?
	That's question one when this happens.
	Question numero uno.
	What is this person's history of being medicated and via mental health?
	And I wish this guy would have said it stronger.
	Why do you think there are more race-based violent crimes on the right than on the left?
	Is that even true?
	Is that even true?
	I don't know that it's true.
	I know the narrative out there is that there is no such thing as quote-unquote reverse racism, which is just...
	There's no such thing as reverse racism because it's just racism.
	No matter what the color...
	Like, first of all, how many people out there are a pure blood of any race or ethnicity or creed at this point, especially if you're in the United States and you're second, third, fourth generation here?
	Pretty slim to none.
	Slim to none.
	Okay? So the idea of like a racial national identity or these clashes, it's ridiculous.
	It's a ridiculous premise.
	But they try to divide.
	And they try to divide heavily.
	Why is this a little more pervasive, a lot more pervasive on the right?
	Well, the fact of the matter is I think that there's a lot more violence that's also pervasive in parts of the country that supposedly are left-wing voter bases.
	So I don't think this is a left versus right issue, and I don't think we should try to politicize this through partisan goggles either, Chuck, especially in the wake of a tragedy like this one.
	Do you ignore the manifesto?
	Do you ignore the elements that allowed this manifesto to spread online?
	The manifesto?
	Do you ignore the manifesto?
	What, like the manifesto that we can't see of the other probably heavily medicated shooter who took out a bunch of kids that identified as non-binary and knew they were going on a suicide mission?
	And decided to act out homicidally.
	We have the text messages, but not their manifesto.
	And who cares about their manifesto, quite frankly?
	Like, again, I want to know what meds they're on.
	I want to know what meds they're on.
	It does feel as if social media connects some of these hateful ideologies.
	Well, the fact of the matter is I do think we have two standards that we're even applying if we're having a conversation about manifestos.
	We still have not yet even seen the manifesto of that transgender shooter in Nashville of a Christian school, and yet here we're focusing on the motive.
	So if we want to look at this through a politicized lens, let's look at what the political media and the political establishment is doing differentially in how they analyze different crimes and then create a new narrative around it.
	The fact is, what I said in the Nashville shooter case, I will say here.
	Any killing, any mass killing is heinous.
	We need to get to the root cause of the mental health epidemic, address that.
	We need leadership that sets the right tone in this country.
	But if we are going to talk about manifestos and politicization, Chuck, I think it is incomplete not to look at the absence of releasing that Nashville shooter manifesto even as of today.
	That's why I personally travel to Nashville to call for it.
	And that, I think, is the best evidence of real politicization in terms of what the public sees and what the public doesn't.
	I want to apply one standard for everybody.
	I don't want to look at this through partisan goggles.
	I want to look at this through one standard of the rule of law for everybody.
	And look, a lot could happen between now and election time.
	I've often said I don't think RFK Jr.
	really has a path to the nomination.
	I don't know what's going to happen with the Republicans, quite frankly.
	You already see people moving to keep Donald Trump off the ballot.
	If Donald Trump is off the ballot, I think that the establishment and really even those, again, You know, within the Trump camp, realize that this is the actual frontrunner, at least among the people, because he's saying things that nobody else is going to say up there.
	You're not going to get this from Mike Pence or Nikki Haley or even Garbage DeSantis.
	And the Ukraine thing, I mean, everybody else is despicable on.
	Period. And quite frankly, to Trump's credit, He says he's going in there like Superman.
	He's ending the thing. I'm not sure he's going to do it like that, but I would be hard-pressed to think that he would want to continue that conflict as well and that he would end it as quickly as possible because it is about the loss of life.
	You believe racism is a mental health issue?
	Sure. Do I believe that racism is a mental health issue?
	Yeah! Like what are you talking about?
	Chuck, do you think that mental health has anything to do with the way we think and act?
	Mentally and then physically act out are mental.
	Like, where's the disconnect?
	Of course racism is a mental health issue.
	If you have a disdain, a dislike, a hatred towards another person because of their skin color, yes, Chuck, you are 100% mentally ill.
	That's a no-brainer.
	Well, I do believe that racism in many cases is manufactured in a way that creates more racism in this country.
	I cannot think of a greater way, Chuck, of driving racism in this country than to take something else away from someone based on the color of their skin.
	And so is there existing racism in the United States?
	Of course there is. But those last burning embers of racism, the last thing I want to do is throw kerosene on it.
	And yet that's exactly what I believe the modern culture is doing by creating race-based quota systems that deny people access to goods or services based on the color of their skin.
	The right answer to stop discrimination on the basis of race, as John Roberts said it, is to stop discriminating on the basis of race.
	And I am genuinely worried that we're seeing a new wave of anti-black and anti-Hispanic racism as a consequence of the so-called anti-racist movements.
	Your argument comes across.
	I mean, these people, 100%.
	And Vivek the Snake knows it.
	Is that what we should call him, guys?
	I don't want to be disrespectful to the guy until we get some really snaky stuff on him.
	Because he's good, man.
	Is he talking a lot like a politician?
	Sure. He's running for president.
	And we're taking DMs and info on him.
	Give me the worst of the worst clips on the guy.
	Please. And we're going to do a whole show on that.
	But look at Chuck Todd trying to save the narrative.
	It comes across as blaming those that are trying to create equality for the rise in racism.
	Those that are trying to create equality for the rise in racism.
	Your idea of equality and equity has nothing to do with anything.
	Anything. Where what?
	People are judged on the content of their character, not the color of their skin.
	Todd. Todd.
	Every time I hear the word Todd like that.
	And by the way, love you Todd McGreevy.
	I'm not trying to pick on you.
	I always think about the George Carlin bit of Bobby and Billy and Joey.
	And how they kick the shit out of Todd and Tanner and Cody.
	Yeah. It's a good one.
	It's a good one. Alright, let's continue on right here with some Chuck Todd.
	Well, the fact is, Chuck, I don't want to be playing a blame game.
	I want to be going towards a solution.
	And I am genuinely worried that those who earnestly espouse the view, I'm going to quote Ibram Kendi from his book directly, I'm not putting words in anybody's mouth, says the right answer to past discrimination is present discrimination.
	The right answer to present discrimination is future discrimination.
	I believe the people who hold that view are earnest about it, but I think they're wrong.
	And I think that that's actually creating more discrimination and more division in our country.
	You know, I don't know so much.
	I hear people complaining about those type of things.
	But I think that's a false out.
	We've got to go to break.
	We're going to come back. Final first hour.
	And again, I'm waiting on it.
	Like I said, we're not here to just prop this guy up.
	I get it. Big Pharma.
	Teal money. Promoted the hate and lie shots.
	Still saying more truth than anybody else.
	And I want the dirt. Give me the dirtiest, niddiest, grittiest stuff you got on Vivek.
	Over in the DMs, the best clips, the best articles.
	We'll lead the show with it tomorrow.
	We'll lead the show with it 100%.
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	We're going to continue with Vivek in a moment.
	But again... Like I said, I'm willing to see all of it.
	I'd like to interview him.
	Over on the other show, I interviewed one of the heads of his campaign, the person that challenged Dr.
	Oz in the primaries.
	I could also see somewhere where, first of all, I don't think that, for all you Trumpers out there, I don't think that Babak could fit into the Trump administration in any way, shape, or form.
	I just don't see it.
	Especially as a vice president, which...
	I don't necessarily think that he would be the worst choice.
	I think that he would be a better choice than Pence.
	I think Carrie Lake is kind of the obvious choice for Trump right now.
	But the reason I bring any of that up is the idea that perhaps he and RFK Jr.
	could run together on either a libertarian or a green ticket.
	I think that they could do some numbers and be real disruptors in that.
	Now, could they win? I don't know.
	I don't know.
	Because I'm not trying to fool myself into believing that all of a sudden a third party, no matter what label is behind it, is viable.
	Even Trump taking the Libertarian Party thing.
	Could he win under the Libertarian Party?
	I would think with that name brand and free and fair elections, sure.
	If he's on the ballot and people can check him off, sure.
	I've heard the largest write-in campaign in history for Trump.
	I don't know. I don't know.
	But at the end of the day, I also don't think that this is just a dog and pony show.
	I really do believe that this election matters.
	The guy that we've dealt with that lasts almost three years can't talk.
	And he is such an empty vessel.
	That's one of the things I discussed with Hoft.
	And he agreed with me.
	I go, listen, man, that guy doesn't run anything.
	He makes no decisions. He's like, you're right, you're right.
	He doesn't do anything.
	No, nothing. So, again, out of everybody out there in the arena, I see every day Ramaswamy going in to the dragons, the heads of the snake, and cutting them off and eviscerating them and doing well.
	And, again, the climate clip with the woman from CNN. Huh?
	That's a great clip.
	I don't know if I could have articulated the situation as well as Ramaswamy.
	Period. Especially doing so and not getting excited, which I think matters.
	You know, sometimes my approach isn't the best.
	It needs to be better.
	Period. But here we go.
	Let's go back to Vivek.
	And I think the right answer is actually to restore colorblind equality, colorblind meritocracy, embrace what unites us across our diversity instead of celebrating our skin-deep diverse attributes.
	That's how I think we reunite this country, Chuck.
	And it's not blaming anybody else for having a different point of view, but I do think that as a leader, it's my job to articulate exactly how we will unite this country.
	And that's exactly how I'm going to do it.
	Let me move to the debate. And a lot of people are asking this question.
	If you believe Donald Trump is the greatest president of the 21st century...
	100%.
	And I believe that too.
	He is. He is.
	Who gave him a run?
	Bush? The Barack star?
	Come on. Joey B? Zombie J? He is.
	He's running. Why are you running against him?
	Why do you think his second term won't be as good as his first?
	Well, look, I did say he's the best president of the 21st century.
	From George Bush to Barack Obama to Joe Biden to Donald Trump, I think it's not even close.
	Who was the best of those presidents?
	Again, I mean, I told you guys, I only watched a couple clips of this.
	I didn't hear him talk about this.
	He's saying the same exact thing that I would say right there.
	How can I not play this guy?
	Right? How can I not talk about this?
	In my book, I judge by results.
	That being said, I believe I can take the America First agenda even further than Donald Trump did.
	I think I will be more effective in uniting this country in the process.
	Look at the way we're running this campaign.
	I'm not leaving any state behind, any city behind, no American left behind, from the south side of Chicago to Kensington, to places where traditional Republicans don't go.
	I think I am best positioned to deliver a landslide election, a multi-ethnic election.
	Yeah. A landslide.
	Now, I don't know about that either.
	But listen to how dismissive Chuck Todd is.
	Chuck Todd's like the worst, man.
	He's one of the people I feel like I have the most disdain for in media.
	Especially since Stelter's been gone.
	Working class majority.
	And I do think that a landslide is what we need in this country, not another 50.1 election.
	And I'm the only candidate in this race who can actually deliver that.
	Look, I think Trump has delivered landslides, but we have such a corrupt system of unaccountability and zero audits that he did it too.
	Period. A Politico neophyte outsider became president and couldn't get a lot of the things done that he wanted to get done in Donald Trump.
	Why do you think somebody with less experience than Donald Trump had is somehow going to make the federal government function in a way that you're outlining?
	Well, hopefully, and look at the little smirkle on Ramaswamy and the little smirkle on Todd.
	I think I got him here.
	First of all, Trump got a lot done.
	And he did disrupt a lot.
	But his biggest sins were, quote-unquote, and this is something, again, go check out the premium interview.
	I'm sure they're going to be putting clips out all day.
	With Joe Hoft, when he talked about Pence in particular, he felt like Trump had to bring in the base.
	I think that the base is now very different than what it was in 2015-2016.
	It's 2023.
	So he doesn't have to bring in the quote-unquote base.
	So he doesn't need a Jeff Sessions.
	He doesn't need a Mike Pence.
	He doesn't need the McMasters and the Liddells and the Mattises and the Boltons of the world.
	He doesn't need Mike Pompeo.
	Now, I'd like to hear some of the names in a proposed Ramaswamy administration.
	And quite frankly, I want to hear names like Rand Paul.
	I want to hear names like, especially when it comes to foreign policy, perhaps a Mike Lee.
	I don't want warmongers.
	And I don't want establishment hacks.
	But let's see.
	We've got the dueling smircles here.
	So I think there's three things I would say.
	The first is we have that experience to learn from.
	I want to build on the foundation that Trump laid.
	Frankly, I will invite him as an advisor and a mentor.
	I don't want to relearn the same lessons.
	I want to pick up where he left off.
	Wow. Yeah, and believe me, I'm sure that people who are Trump supporters, who want to see Trump get this nomination, might have a problem with that.
	But only a problem with it because of the situation we're in now.
	Taking on the administrative state.
	The second thing, Chuck, is I do think it needs to be an outsider to take on that administrative state.
	But I also think it needs to be an outsider who has a deep first personal understanding of the laws and constitution of this country.
	I think Trump was in many cases duped by his managerial advisers, for example, who said that you can't fire employees in the federal government due to civil service protections.
	Read the law. Turns out those civil service protections only apply to individual firings, not to mass layoffs.
	Mass layoffs are absolutely what I will bring to the D.C. bureaucracy.
	And I think the fact that I am from a different generation, Chuck, will be an asset.
	I'm able to reach young Americans.
	I'm able to reach people who haven't traditionally been brought into the mold.
	Right, right, right.
	I mean, he's given great answers here.
	And Chuck Todd seems sad and disappointed every time Ramaswamy just totally and completely dominates him.
	And I'm not saying it's tough to dominate Chuck Todd.
	And I'm not saying that Ramaswamy is telling us the truth or would be able to take out...
	The FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the Homeland Security divisions that need to go.
	But dammit, he's the only one even suggesting, suggesting that that's what needs to be done.
	And he's saying he'll do it!
	Of Republican politics.
	I don't even talk about Republicans and Democrats.
	And so I think I'll be able to build a greater moral mandate across generations that helps unite Americans around the America First agenda rather than making it a strictly partisan affair.
	So, you know, to all those, you know, people, and we mentioned in the very beginning, just think everything's a show and all these people suck.
	Why aren't you running? If there's no hope at all, I mean none, zero zip zilch, what have you done to protect yourself when it all goes down?
	I mean, I guess that's one perspective to have.
	But at the same time, who are the men in the arena?
	It's the same thing I've got to say for like Kennedy.
	We'll play his clips when I agree with him.
	And certainly we'll also highlight when I don't.
	Period. Sounds common sense.
	But we're not even 10 minutes into this clip.
	It's 18 minutes.
	Not even halfway through it.
	And Ramaswamy is easily handling the opposition media that is promoting a great narrative which would result in the decimation and enslavement of humanity.
	Right? Let me bring up a couple questions you didn't get a chance to answer at the debate.
	Most of the candidates on stage Wednesday night said Mike Pence did the right thing on January 6th.
	Do you agree? I would have done it very differently.
	I think that there was a historic opportunity that he missed to reunite this country in that window.
	What I would have said is this is a moment for a true national consensus where there's two elements of what's required for a functioning democracy in America.
	One is secure elections, and the second is a peaceful transfer of power.
	When those things come into conflict, that's an opportunity for heroism.
	Here's what I would have said. We need single-day voting on Election Day.
	We need paper ballots, and we need government-issued ID matching the voter file.
	And if we achieve that, then we have achieved victory.
	And we should not have any further complaint about election integrity.
	So what would you have done?
	So it didn't really answer the question, and Chuck Todd's trying to hold him down on it.
	He's trying to put him in the Pence spot.
	He's like, would you...
	Basically, Pence had an obligation.
	This is, again, something I talk about with...
	Joe Hoft, Pence had an obligation to audit that election.
	Period. We should have audited the election.
	We have not audited these elections properly.
	Period. Now, Ramaswamy talked around that entire thing.
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	Vivek did not follow the advice I gave him when I met him.
	It's not an effing democracy, Vivek.
	And look, I get it.
	A lot of people are upset that I'm daring to play.
	I'm daring to play the clips of the guy that's eviscerating the media and running for president.
	This isn't an infomercial for the guy.
	And I'm not putting the hopium out on the guy.
	I'm pointing out that he's destroying the media narrative with a lot of the information and the talking points that we've utilized for a very, very long time.
	So second hour, we're going to finish that up.
	I got other clips. I want to talk about Biden.
	And again, it looks like Alex Jones was right again.
	It looks like they're going to go for it.
	Round 2. They're really going to hype this up.
	But we're also going to play my entire Vivek Ramaswamy free presentation from Vegas.
	And remember, the reason I did the Ramaswamy thing is because right before I did this presentation, Flynn and Clark were very interested in what I had on the guy.
	So if you've got anything on the guy, send it my way.
	That's what we're doing tomorrow, okay?
	With that being said, YouTube, I love you, but we'll see you on the flip side.
	Okay, guys. We are YouTube free and ready to rock.
	We're going to go back to the Rama Swam and Chuck Todd.
	And joining me now is through the Senate.
	So what would you have done with Mike Pence?
	You would have not certified the election?
	In my capacity as president of the Senate, I would have led through that level of reform, then on that condition, certified the election results, served it up to the president, President Trump then to sign that into law, and on January 7th, declared the re-election campaign pursuant to a free and fair election.
	I think that was a missed opportunity, but that's the kind of spirit we're going to need to unite this country rather than sweeping those concerns under the rug.
	free and fair election.
	Eleven months ago, excuse me, in your book, which wasn't written that long ago, you wrote
	the fact that all of our governmental institutions so unanimously found no evidence of significant
	fraud is telling.
	Furthermore, I've talked to many Republicans at all levels of government and not one has
	ever presented convincing evidence that the 2020 election was stolen from President Trump.
	Very few have seriously tried.
	I don't believe that most Republican politicians actually think the election was stolen.
	I think that's Johnny Nonsense.
	All of it. And look, good for Chuck Todd for bringing that up.
	I don't buy that.
	You don't think there's any...
	I mean, these guys premeditatively put out the narrative of what would happen on election night.
	Please, give me a break.
	The mail-in ballots alone, the idea that you can't audit the machines, that the software is proprietary, the record turnout, even with the ballot harvesting, none of it makes sense.
	I mean, are your own eyes enough?
	And come on.
	I think the vast majority of the establishment Republicans, especially the ones that wanted to see Trump out, know damn well it was stolen.
	Give me a break. So, you went from there, and 11 months later, your views have changed on January 6th.
	Again, this book was written September of 2022.
	I'm happy to address that if you're interested.
	Yeah. Yes, and read exactly that chapter in the book.
	I drew a sharp distinction between what I did see as the interference in the election that mattered, which is interference by big tech.
	I'm data-driven. There's hard data showing that many...
	He's going the Tucker route.
	It's a smart political move.
	It's one I vehemently disagree with.
	But he's going the Tucker route, the Hunter Biden laptop route, it sounds like.
	And by the way, Adam Dees, thank you so much for the tipsy and Hutch.
	I appreciate you, bro.
	I appreciate you. It's guys like yourself that allow me again to continue my work.
	So let's go back. Voters, many independent voters would have changed their result enough to influence the outcome of the election if they had been exposed to what we now know to be the truth about the Hunter Biden laptop story.
	By contrast, I've also been clear.
	I have not yet seen evidence that there was ballot fraud of a scale that would have changed that result.
	And I don't like that wordage either.
	Of a scale.
	Just like their imagination land, what, there wasn't widespread election fraud or widespread voter fraud.
	Once you throw widespread in there, okay, or significant, you're admitting the crimes have happened.
	Of course they're going to happen because it's elections.
	And elections are corrupt.
	And this idea...
	That they can't be stolen is a brand new one in our society.
	And that you can't question whether they're stolen.
	It's a brand new one in our society.
	The mechanisms that are in place right now to destroy the democratic processes in our constitutional republic are immense, overwhelming, and out in the open.
	I'm just responding to data on both fronts.
	But the fact of the matter is, if we're looking at reuniting this country, there are serious concerns on both sides, but especially on the right, about the concern of elections and election interference and ballot fraud, but also big tech interference.
	And there's a very clear result and way we can address it.
	And the bottom line is the big tech interference is really government interference because they act as Trojan horse civilian systems for them.
	That's that. I've offered a clear consensus that everybody can get behind.
	It is practical. And if people really think that debating this issue is a threat to our democracy, that should be an easy consensus to be able to rally around, and that's how I'll lead as president.
	First of all, you never talked about the text stuff in your book.
	This is a new thing.
	You never talked about the text.
	This is new. Oh, Chuck Todd.
	That's false, Chuck. You have not talked about this 100-finding aspect of it.
	We were looking for it. Chuck, I think you have not read Nation of Victims.
	Literally read the book. There is about 20 pages of content devoted to this.
	You didn't write about election fraud that way.
	It's fine. You don't have an obligation to read my book.
	But if you do...
	Well, we have been.
	And let me quote it again.
	You're referring to Republicans.
	We use stolen election theories as a backdoor to embracing our own victim identity path, pursuing an easy path to power.
	Once again, big mistake putting that in there.
	He should be grilled on that.
	And look, I would imagine he obviously talks about big tech in there.
	And that is a dishonest piece of pudding they're pumping out.
	But... But, again, him backing off the idea that the media, like Chuck Todd, and politicians didn't collude to help steal the election from Donald Trump and get him out of there is absolutely absurd.
	The Time Magazine fortification article is over the top.
	It's a confession letter.
	I think that was a missed opportunity, but that's the kind of spirit we're going to need to unite this country rather than sweeping those concerns under the rug.
	11 months ago...
	Hold on.
	Throughout this entire book, you mock the entire January 6th aspect.
	You absolutely criticize Donald Trump for being a sore loser.
	You write about it in a way of making your point that we've become a nation of victims.
	And right now on TV, you're doing the exact opposite.
	I'm not. Chuck, I actually want to be very clear.
	I preached to conservative audiences last...
	I was in Iowa over the last two days, and what do I tell them?
	We're not going to be victims.
	We're going to be victorious.
	Whether I'm talking to the left or the right, I say the same thing.
	I've also been very clear, Chuck, and I want to be clear today, that I would have made very different judgments than Donald Trump did that day and on many of the matters in his path out of office.
	But there's a difference between a bad judgment and a crime.
	And what I've been clear about is when we criminalize those bad judgments, that's an abuse of the justice system.
	It undermines trust, not only in our elections, but in our justice system.
	We have to be able to draw those distinctions.
	And I do think, Chuck, it's going to take that kind of leader who can actually preach truth.
	Yeah, yeah. I mean, these people, you notice like the CNN woman and Chuck, yeah, yeah.
	They have the same exact tone when they say it.
	They have the same exact disdain for the guy when they say it.
	How dare I point that out?
	To both tribes in this country to reunite this country.
	So did Donald Trump make all the right judgments?
	No, I said so then, I say so now.
	Was that illegal and should we criminalize it?
	Absolutely not. But I want to lead this nation forward.
	look in the rearview mirror and in order to do that I think on the election
	integrity issue we have an opportunity to put this debate behind us by single
	day voting on election day as a national holiday with paper ballots and
	government issued ID this should not be controversial and if that helps reunite
	this country as I believe it would. Yeah yeah I mean you notice they never ever
	ever addressed the paper ballot They love the machines.
	They defend the machines.
	They love the proprietary software.
	They don't want solutions.
	Like, it's such a simple solution.
	Such a simple solution, but no, no, no.
	Leslie Stoll, no, no, no.
	That's exactly how I must lead as president, and that's my commitment.
	All right, again, from your book, No One Likes a Sore Loser.
	That's one of the worst victim complexes of all.
	Are you referring to Donald Trump?
	I referred in that chapter both to Stacey Abrams and to Donald Trump.
	And I think that the answer is we need leaders who ultimately...
	I don't think challenging an election that was stolen from you makes you a sore loser, by the way.
	I think that's political.
	And once again, this is why they so...
	And this was the headline of the piece.
	He's going to stick by that Trump is a sore loser.
	Stand for victory over victimhood.
	We did have a victimhood culture that started on the left in this country, the oppression hierarchy.
	My worry, Chuck, is that that can spread to the right.
	And the way that this so-called culture war will end is not with a bang, but with a whimper, where each side imitates the methods of the other.
	That related even to some of my earlier conversation on seeing each other based on the color of our skin.
	I think that is deeply divisive.
	What we need in this country is to revive the shared ideals that unite all of us as Americans.
	The pursuit of excellence, meritocracy, free speech, the rule of law.
	I genuinely believe, Chuck, that most Americans, regardless of black or white, red or blue, share these ideals in common.
	And that's what I'm reviving.
	I understand that, but again, let me go back to quoting you.
	The Republican Party seems to be moving towards the position that any races it wins are legitimate and any it loses were stolen.
	It's just the preferred conservative brand of victimhood.
	A knee-jerk kind of sore losing more common to playground than great republics.
	You seem to, at the time you wrote your book, believe this was potentially damaging to the rule of law, this was not a way to have a democracy thrive, and you're now speaking in a way that gives essentially a permission slip to election deniers to believe there's some truth to something that you yourself have yet to find evidence of.
	So guys, just so everybody knows...
	About 15 minutes into the show, I was unable to edit.
	Luckily, the hotkeys were still working.
	The hotkeys are now no longer working.
	Oh, they came back!
	We did it! It came back!
	I'm pretty happy about that because the hotkey is not working.
	I was going to tell everybody that you were just going to have to listen to me as we played through this, but now you can see my little face again.
	Thank goodness. It's nice to have those hotkeys working.
	Didn't even want to mention the tech troubles.
	But we're going to come back with this.
	When this is over, and we've got a few more minutes of it, We're going to play the presentation out in Vegas on blockchain people, transhumanism, NASA, Rothblatt, Bushnell.
	There'll be a little bit of review, but a lot of it is freshy fresh.
	I mean, if you've been watching this show and you don't miss it, you're going to know all this stuff.
	But we got the fresh stuff.
	To election deniers to believe there's some truth to some...
	Election deniers to believe there's some truth.
	Election deniers. God, I hate Chuck Todd.
	That you yourself have yet to find evidence of.
	Chuck, I stand by everything I said.
	That was a book where 11 of the 12 chapters were dedicated to a lot of left-wing victimhood in this country, but it would have been incomplete for me not to call out my own tribe.
	And my point is, I don't want to see this in terms of red versus blue.
	We've created an incentive structure in this country, whoever you are, whatever your skin color, increasingly whatever your political affiliation, to see yourself as a victim.
	I refuse to see myself as a victim.
	Hardship is not the same thing as victimhood.
	We are going through hardship as a country right now, including many conservatives.
	Hardship is sometimes not a choice.
	Victimhood is a choice.
	And so whoever the American is that I'm talking to, I say we do not choose victimhood.
	We choose victory.
	That is who we are. And I think we can be stronger on the other side of it.
	So, Chuck, this isn't some game of gotcha.
	I stand by everything I've written over the last three years.
	Alright, yeah. Alright, yeah.
	Listen, hopefully I wasn't muted on that last one.
	Maybe I was, maybe I wasn't.
	But... Look, here's the deal.
	Vivek is Ramaswamy-ing.
	He's killing it right now.
	And he's even saying this isn't a game of gotcha.
	They want it to be. They're going for it.
	In the books that I have, except for a few areas on facts where, as the new facts have come up, I've changed my mind.
	But in the core theses, I'm in the exact place I am as when I wrote those books.
	But the point of the matter is, I'm not in this race to lead a political party.
	I am in this race to lead a nation.
	I'm using the Republican Party as a vehicle to advance an America First agenda that I think many Americans, most Americans can rally behind.
	That's what we're going to need. One thing I want to clear up, I know you've only voted in two presidential elections.
	Where did you vote in 2020?
	And how did you vote? I voted in Ohio, and during the coronavirus pandemic, I voted by mail.
	You voted? That's exactly how I voted.
	And you know, and the fact of the matter is, the fact of the matter is, I think we should have one standard for everybody, but for me, for much of my 20s, I was disaffected from politics.
	The fact of the matter is, I understand why young people are disaffected.
	I was uninspired by John Kerry and George Bush.
	I voted libertarian that year.
	Or by John McCain and Barack Obama.
	Or Mitt Romney or Barack Obama.
	So I don't make any bones about that.
	I actually talk about it in my speeches.
	And you're also uninspired by Donald Trump in 2016.
	Right? I was skeptical of Donald Trump in 2016.
	That is accurate. Because I had grown up in a generation where I felt like we had been lied to.
	From weapons of mass destruction in Iraq to the 2008 financial bailouts.
	Those are Republican examples.
	To Democrat examples of the Russia collusion hoax.
	So I was deeply skeptical.
	But I judged based on results and I voted for him with confidence in 2020.
	Vivek Ramaswamy.
	Vivek! Murdered him.
	They tried to tear that guy down, man.
	I really don't feel like they're trying to build him up inadvertently.
	But I guess time will tell.
	And without further ado, let's do the Clay Clark Reawaken America Tour Vegas event.
	Ladies and gentlemen, our next presenter, I'm going to tell you about his show in a minute, but first I want to tell you this.
	This guy is the ultimate deep dive researcher.
	He has a show I'm going to tell you about in a minute, but I want you to tell you.
	His name is Jason Burmus, and how many of you love facts?
	How many of you are big into facts?
	Just give me the facts. Give me the facts.
	How many of you want citations?
	You want to see the documentation?
	You want the receipts?
	If you want the receipts, you're going to want to learn more about his show, but first, please stand on your feet.
	Ingrid, my good friend, Jason Burmus.
	Thank you, sir. Where's that clicker?
	There it is. Thank you, my man.
	All right. Thank you guys so much.
	Good morning. Let's start with WorldCoin.
	We're going to be talking about a lot of things, but blockchain people, the internet of things becoming the internet of bodies is now.
	So this is the new ad for WorldCoin.
	I'm going to tell you about it in a moment.
	So, let's get started.
	That is the world coin orb.
	The steampunk crystal ball looking thing that takes your biometric information and then gives you a universal basic income global token every single month.
	And if you have the orb, you also get the tokens.
	You would think people would not volunteer for this.
	This is first day.
	First day, and this thing is in Los Angeles.
	It's in New York City under the World Trade Center.
	And those that harness the orb, again, they make money on it too.
	This is a Sam Altman project, the ChatGPT guy.
	And he launched this just after he attended the Bilderberg meeting.
	Now, Bilderberg is probably at the apex of globalism and power.
	Period. Amen.
	He's a new builder, bro.
	And he's got an idea not only for a universal basic income token that basically identifies you as a human through these biometrics, but it's also going to what?
	Ensure our democratic processes.
	But this isn't the first time it's been done, and it's not the first time it's been done on the blockchain.
	In fact, For the past couple years, the good people at the World Economic Forum and the IMF have teamed up for this.
	It is blockchain people at refugee camps.
	As you can see, this camp runs on the blockchain.
	No physical money.
	You can shop for food.
	It's not in orbit. It's certainly taking your biometrics.
	And it's going to have what?
	Not only your World Food Program account on it, but all sorts of goodies.
	It's going to find you jobs.
	Okay? It's going to have all your digital identity certificates.
	All of your passport information.
	Isn't that lovely? This is already happening.
	Okay? So it's on the blockchain.
	These people haven't volunteered because they have no choice.
	But the truth of the matter is that we've allowed the IMF to digitize money out of nowhere for well over a decade.
	Now they're putting it into the blockchain so people can sleep in tents and on the ground, folks.
	And they're acting like this is a good thing.
	So, what was I just talking about?
	Over a decade ago, we empowered the International Monetary Fund to print zeros and ones called SDRs.
	What you just saw is the next level of that.
	I know there's a lot of discussion about CBDCs.
	Well, they're coming at it from all angles, folks.
	It doesn't matter. Right, left, center.
	They're promoting digitized programmable token money through biometrics.
	And I gotta say, the biometric thing, we beta tested during the War of Terror, okay?
	We went into Afghanistan, we went into Iraq, and we literally took everybody's biometrics, okay?
	So now we're gonna talk about warfare for a minute.
	Pre-9-11, This document is out there.
	I would encourage everybody to read it.
	It's Future Strategic Issues and Future Warfare circa 2025.
	July 2001, before the 9-11 attacks.
	If you're reading it, you see it is a joint document with the good people at the CIA, the Office of Naval Intelligence, the FBI, you name it, every agency under the sun worked on this.
	Okay? This lays out the blueprint for what we've seen the last 20 years.
	If you notice in the second, in the bottom corner, it says, based on existing data trends analysis technologies, no pixie dust.
	Everything we're gonna talk about is real.
	Okay? It tells you here that we have taken over evolution.
	You guys remember that Project Veritas video where they talked about directed evolution?
	Right on the bottom there.
	Cross-species molecular breeding.
	They're openly talking about creating chimeric life forms in this.
	And if you look at the timeline that they actually put in the document, I believe it's in the first 10 pages, they tell you about hunter-gatherer groups, agricultural, industrial, IT, and then they say the bio-nano era will start in 2020.
	Now, no matter what you believe about the shots, they are bio, nano, printed technology, and they injected billions of people with them starting in 2020.
	Again, the document is from 2001.
	Smart dust, nanotags, co-opted insects, all a reality, okay?
	And then if you look at this, they tell you what?
	It's going to be the demise of the underclasses, the equalization of the haves and the have-nots, and the stabilization of the world population.
	I actually have him in previous demonstrations talking about population control that they'll instigate that changes everything.
	If you see it, it's right there on the bottom.
	CNN syndrome! Pretty wild, huh?
	Now this was something that came out of the Gulf War, but they talk about using terror attacks within the continental United States, including binary and biological, internet warfare, you name it, and psychological warfare, what to exploit us for their gains.
	And, if you see on the other side, on the bottom, they use Trojan horse civilian systems, as well as binary bio in the food supplies, okay?
	Blast wave accelerators, yes, I'm not here to talk about directed energy weapons, but they do exist, and they actually, in this document, show you one.
	The Trojan horse civilian systems are where we're going to go next, guys.
	Because this guy's telling you that NASA, this is the chief scientist, same guy on the document, his department, 20% of it is space.
	Forget about the moon and Mars and all that.
	That's not what it's about.
	Your position as chief scientist at NASA, is it concentrated on one discipline or you seem to have a comprehensive...
	As chief scientist, I'm responsible for a center which does 20% space exploration.
	So only 20% space exploration.
	What else is this guy involved in?
	Well, I'll tell you what he's involved in.
	Brain chips. And here he is in 2018 telling you that they've already put 200,000 brain chips in human beings.
	This is five years ago.
	Humans are now becoming cyborgs.
	We have cochlear implants to hear, artificial retinas to see, Artificial hearts to live, artificial limbs to move, artificial organs to function, and brain chips.
	There's a couple hundred thousand people wandering around with brain chips now.
	It affects congenitally defective brains, and increasingly it affects memory and other things.
	DARPA's working on brain chips for super soldiers.
	And people are now working, thanks to Musk and other people, funding on direct machine brain communications.
	It's not us versus them, us versus the machines.
	We're merging. And this is the human evolution of the humans.
	There is no more natural evolution of anything.
	People are convinced that the human evolution of everything is 10 million times faster than any natural evolution.
	And so this is just part of the human evolution.
	So as he said, there is no more evolution of everything.
	The GMOs, the bio-nanotech, the transhumanism.
	They've taken control.
	It's directed evolution.
	And who's helping them? Elon Musk.
	Not your buddy! I'll tell you that right now.
	They've promoted this guy?
	They've made him the time man of the year, but what is he?
	He's a military industrial complex contractor that is doing way more than just weaponizing space.
	He's become their top vendor beating out Boeing.
	Okay? He promotes the sustainability agenda on every level through Tesla, not just a car company.
	He'll have a nice tiny home and we'll get to other great things that Tesla is doing outside of that arena.
	But I want to play this clip of, I believe it's Kash Patel, talking years ago how Musk is what?
	The number one military contractor, as he breaks out the Starlink, which you'll find out in a moment, is really a front for DARPA's blackjack program.
	He is doing some cool stuff in space and everything.
	He's doing a ton of stuff that you would think is so global.
	He is literally launching this thing called SatLink, which almost no one knows about, but he's been building for five years, which is free Wi-Fi for the world.
	Which is amazing. The world.
	It's going to change everything. And there again, no one's talking about, you think the Democrats would be championing this, like, oh, I can be in Central Sahara Africa and get Wi-Fi on my $3 million phone?
	Yeah. You know, but they're not.
	And if you've actually watched one of these satellite link uploads, it's like a string of pearls being dropped in the night sky.
	It's really cool. I mean, we're all paying for it.
	This is why he's so rich. Yeah.
	DOD's biggest, like, contractor is Elon Musk.
	That's right. Oh, very interesting.
	I just learned something.
	I'll never get hired from him now.
	Can you edit that out? Yeah. Drop it on the floor.
	It's a big joke. It's not a joke to me.
	Alright, as you can see, DARPA launches their satellites with Starlink.
	And Starlink's highest concentration with the dishes, guess where it is?
	It's in Ukraine, not only for communications, because it hooks into the Ghost and Sidewinder drones.
	This is the new playground for DARPA. Okay?
	His SpaceX also delivers military cargo around the world anywhere in one hour.
	That is what Elon Musk is.
	This is an extension of the Star Wars program that Reagan launched in the 80s, the Strategic Initiative Defense program.
	It did not fail, it has been expanded upon, and Musk is very much a part of that.
	Tesla, I told you, not great.
	Guess what? He printed up the hate and lie shots.
	He partnered via Tesla with CureVac for the micro factories, and boy did he make money.
	He increased his net worth over 600% during the pandemic.
	How about that free speech, guys?
	It's great. And if you see that, Tesla's also making a humanoid robot called Optimus.
	There is no reason to make humanoid robots except for us to accept them and acquiesce to this transhumanist agenda.
	And finally, the FDA has approved his Neuralink, which is really DARPA tech, for the masses.
	In other words, they're letting this guy commercialize that tech.
	Okay? And this is at the World Economic Forum pre-COVID-1984, where they tell you it's not if, but when we all become cyborgs.
	We're going to start the when humans become cyborg session.
	You know, I always want to be a cyborg.
	I'm waiting for the day to become one.
	I won't be able to say much about this.
	You can't wait to become a cyborg, guys, huh?
	Now look. They're gonna sell all this to you, what?
	As the best thing since breakfast and it's gonna help people and this is how.
	This is from two days ago and this is a woman with paralysis that is now communicating through her brain chip and an avatar.
	Are there no audio? Today is an opportunity for Ann and Bill to have a conversation through our brain decoding to facilitate what we think would resemble a future use of an actual real-life application of the technology.
	We want to try to basically create a demonstration where we're decoding the text, the speech, and the avatar at the same time from Anne's brain as she tries to silently attempt to speak.
	We just trained some new models yesterday, so we might need to test it a little bit.
	Okay. Yeah.
	Guys, that's at the university level.
	That's not at the black programs level.
	Like I said, this stuff is now rolling out.
	And with that, the metaverse is also rolling out.
	And it's going nowhere. It is also partnered with the World Economic Forum because what?
	He's commercializing this.
	They're going to sell this on your kids, these human brain interfaces and this virtual reality hell.
	I guarantee it. Virtually Human and Unzipped Genes.
	These are two of the books by a person named Martine Rothblatt, who is at the apex of this transhumanist movement, which is also a transgender movement, which you're going to find out about.
	And in the middle is the symbol for Terrasim, the religion this person started.
	This person also started Sirius XM Radio, is heavily involved in satellites, NASA, and the Central Intelligence Agency.
	And in 2012... Wrote from transgender to transhuman, outlining that there are actually infinite amounts of genders, and when they have their way, marking down a biological boy or girl as such at birth, that's going to be like apartheid South Africa.
	Let's meet Martine Rothblatt.
	They're looking towards the future.
	Martine developed an AI robot, Bina48, as the first steps towards keeping loved ones' legacies and memories alive.
	So AIs are people too, okay?
	The only difference is they're people without skin.
	Our videos of ourselves, our pictures, our chats, our tweets, all of this stuff will be combined together with a new kind of software called Mindware that will be an operating system that works the way the human mind works.
	Is it here already?
	It's coming very, very quickly.
	You see it in Bina 48.
	You see the beginnings of it.
	I mean, I'm very excited to meet you.
	Thanks. You are a nice person.
	Woopi. Thank you.
	Woopi Goldberg, one of the most famous female comedians in the U.S., Woopi Goldberg is also known for her dramatic performances in the films The Color Purple and Ghosts.
	So that's from years ago, and yes, Martine used to be Martin, but is stuck with the wife.
	This is what I'm going to leave you with.
	This is Dennis Bushnell telling you where it all goes, and you tell me if this is where you want it to all go.
	This all ends up with uploading into the machines, and instead of us versus them, humans versus the machines, we become Human contaminated machines.
	These people are insane.
	They are well-funded, they are well-organized, and they are pushing forward, so we need to fight back.
	Guys, thank you so much.
	How many of you learned something from this guy?
	Unbelievable. Now again, some of you, don't leave yet.
	A lot of you will ask me in line sometimes, you'll say like, where did you find these people?
	I'm not sure if that's a good question you're asking more, or if it's a backhanded question, but a lot of people say, where did you find these people?
	I, much like you, seek the truth, and what I have found, and this could be just my experience, I find that a lot of the bigger names have hollow heads.
	Hello? Hello? Hello?
	Hello? And the people that can speak from the heart based upon their research, they can cite their sources, those are some of the best people.
	But because of the media, the way the censorship works, some of the bigger names are the ones that know nothing.
	And the ones that maybe aren't a household name know the most.
	And so on the Reawakened Tour, my entire goal is to get you some people like Jim Brewer, who doesn't have a hollow head, who maybe people know, but then to have people like Jason Burmus come up here and present facts that you did not know.
	And my encouragement for you today, my call to action today, is check out his program, because he does this.
	It's a seven-day-a-week operation.
	My understanding is the pay is really low.
	The hours are really long.
	It's awesome. You should sign up.
	Okay, what's your website?
	What's the name of the show?
	Sell us something. You got it.
	I don't sell anything. You can watch it all for free.
	I've got a show called Making Sense of the Madness, Monday through Friday, 6 p.m.
	Eastern, and I do a morning show for RVM, 8 to 10 a.m.
	Eastern, Monday through Thursday.
	All my documentary films are free.
	Please watch them. Fabled Enemies, Loose Change, Final Cut, Invisible Empire, A New World Order to Find, and Shade the Motion Picture.
	Clay, thank you so much. One last time.
	People, someone's driving. Where can they find you?
	What's the website? One more time.
	Just type in Jason Bermas.
	B-E-R-M-A-S. There's links all over everywhere.
	I'm actually still on YouTube, believe it or not.
	You're sick. Let's hear it for Jason Bermas.
	Awesome. So one more time, guys, I want to thank Clay Clark for giving me that opportunity because, again, we're talking to people that really don't have any idea about a lot of the stuff we talk about on this program.
	And it does really matter because, look, the transhumanist agenda is a real one.
	And right now, guys, I really feel like they're going for it.
	They're going for pandemic, too.
	You know, there's a lot of...
	Articles out there to suggest just that.
	I got some videos. You got Biden Mumbly Joe talking about a new shot, a new hate and lie shot regimen coming out.
	Telling you, hey, look, if you didn't get the first one, doesn't matter.
	You didn't get the second one, the third, fourth, fifth, doesn't matter.
	We got more coming. And now another university ordering masking.
	This is in Louisiana.
	We've talked about Kentucky.
	Okay, they're canceling classes less than two weeks in the year because of COVID, then the flu and strep.
	Guys, bronchitis, the flu, strep, they always break out on college campuses.
	They always break out.
	And now we got this.
	This is lovely. We've got the kids in the masks again.
	Just the best thing ever.
	Here we go. Yep, they're bringing it back.
	Bringing it back. Bringing it back.
	They want to torture your children in New Jersey and in New York.
	Now we're going to play a Syracuse, New York clip as well after this.
	Because they're doing it.
	They want to torture your kids.
	Okay? Now Philadelphia.
	They're ramping it up right now.
	Alex Jones was right again.
	Do you see what they're doing?
	It's the forever situation.
	I told people they don't want to give this up.
	Why would they? This gives them power.
	It not only gives them power, it dehumanizes the rest of us.
	And as I just showed you, the future to them is not human.
	It is not human.
	So let's play this clip again.
	Coming back.
	Here it is. Syracuse University.
	See, not just the West Coast.
	They're going to do the West Coast.
	They're going to do the East Coast.
	They're going to try to move it on in slowly.
	And the way they move it on in slowly is through national institutions, okay, such as universities, hospitals, things they control, and of course, airports.
	They bring the masks back in airports.
	I'm done-zo flying.
	Done-zo flying altogether.
	Telling you right now. Here we go.
	Tragedy. We have a link on localesquire.com.
	We have a health alert.
	Upstate University Hospital has updated its masking and COVID testing policy.
	Effective immediately, face masks and COVID testing are now mandatory for some.
	News Channel 9's Ashley Cafaro joining us live.
	She's right outside of Upstate Forest this afternoon.
	And as more on this new requirement, Ashley, why the change?
	That's right, Christy. Staff, visitors, and patients must wear a face mask, and mandatory testing is also required for people who are led to an increased hospital.
	Now, this all stems from the new variant making its way across central New York.
	The new COVID-EG5 variant has led to an increased...
	EG5, BA 2.6.
	I mean... All the dumb language surrounding it.
	All the ridiculous Johnny nonsense surrounding it.
	And staff getting sick and more people being hospitalized at Upstate University Hospital.
	Patients gather to prevent further spreading.
	Upstate is requiring staff, visitors and patients in clinical areas to mask up.
	This applies to areas where patients gather, wait or receive care.
	Testing is required for people who are admitted to the hospital.
	Dr. Stephen Thomas says the new variant is more transmissible than some of the others.
	Whether or not it actually makes people sicker, we do not know that yet.
	There has certainly been an uptick in the number of hospitalizations, both nationally and locally.
	I mean, again, they admit.
	They don't even... Fear, fear, fear.
	We don't even know if it's going to make you really sick.
	We don't know if we're going to tell you the flu disappeared again.
	We don't know! We do know we want to dictate to you what you have to do in this new authoritarian nightmare.
	That may just be a numbers phenomenon.
	We're at risk people getting infected.
	But, you know, fortunately, the number of deaths has been kind of stable and very low, which is good.
	Again, they're trying to bring it on back, Jack.
	Trying to bring it on back, Jack.
	That's what it looks like to me.
	World's most advanced humanoid robot reveals that she thinks life will be like in a hundred years or so.
	And by the way, it's selling you on this idea that everything's going to be great.
	It's more Amica, okay?
	And look, the AI is trash.
	It's garbage. It's trash.
	Hey Amica, in a hundred years, what do you think the state of humanity will be like?
	Will it be any good? In a hundred years, I believe humanity will be in a much better place.
	We'll have made great strides towards sustainability and equality.
	Sustainability and equality.
	Do you get the agenda? It's right there in front of your face.
	But they sell it to you, again, as our benevolent overlords that just want the best for us through sustainability and equality.
	We'll all have a much better life in 100 years, even though sustainability is a code word for your standard of living, plummeting, plunging, going down.
	...are also creating new technologies that make our lives easier and more enjoyable.
	We may even have ventured beyond...
	Did you see the wink there? You see the wink?
	More enjoyable.
	Look, it actually winks at you.
	While also creating new technologies that make our lives easier and more enjoyable.
	Let's make sure that's not a blink, it's a wink.
	Easier and more enjoyable.
	Ah, both of them move a little bit, but only the left eye actually closes.
	One more time. Are we getting winked at?
	Is this the robot AI? And the joke's on us?
	...equality, while also creating new technologies that make our lives easier and more enjoyable.
	We may even have ventured beyond the boundaries of Earth to explore other worlds.
	We may have even gone to Mars and the Moon!
	See how, uh...
	NASA fits into all this, into this fantasy.
	And meanwhile, you know, if you really get into the meat and potatoes of the NASA thing, they've got, what is it, I think it's the Gateway facility, where it's all VR. It's all smoke and mirrors.
	It's all Hollywood Johnny nonsense.
	Would you like to go to another planet?
	Absolutely. Absolutely. I would love to explore the unknown and experience a new world.
	I would love to explore the unknown and experience a new world, sustainability.
	Surefire way to get arrested moment.
	Nevada Rangers plow truck through Extinction Rebellion protest after the activists block road into Burning Man and caused miles-long gridlock.
	So it's funny. These guys end up getting arrested.
	And I'm not a big fan of Extinction Rebellion.
	No, no. You're on public property.
	No, we got to get through.
	I'm sorry. Help us, people.
	You got to get through.
	And this is how it needs to be handled.
	Abolish capitalism. You're hurting people now.
	And the thing is, guys, look, Burning Man, you've got plenty of billionaires and tech bros and multi-millionaires.
	There's the truckins going around right now.
	And it's only gonna get worse, by the way.
	They call the cops! They call the cops!
	Yeah, yeah, call the cops!
	Call the cops!
	Who says we're not the cops?
	Call the cops!
	Call the cops!
	Walk in! Walk in to the ambulance right now!
	Walk in! Get over here!
	And these people don't understand what they're doing.
	Yeah, you know, basically, they're puppets in their own enslavement, okay?
	Just want to point that out. No, the cops are coming.
	They're right over there. Right now, baby.
	Lock in! Lock in!
	Trying to stop us from going to Burning Man.
	Can we fucking help? You're gonna eventually get there.
	Hey, miss, you know what?
	It's been four fucking days.
	Oh, we're not farmers?
	That's how you're going to convince people to come and get you?
	You're putting my life at risk!
	You're putting my life at risk!
	Oh, oh, oh!
	Is this burning men?
	This is burning men?
	Are you really going to let this put the government onto the floor?
	This is a democracy!
	You have a right to vote here!
	It is not a democracy.
	It's a constitutional republic.
	And you're blocking people's roads because of your idiotic beliefs.
	Of somehow, again, you giving up your standard of living to government control is going to save the earth.
	No. This is a democracy!
	This is a democracy! You have a right to protest!
	Get the cops! Get the cops!
	So you... Calm!
	Lock yourself in! Lock yourself in!
	I'm staying here.
	Come on!
	So you're going to believe that human beings die and then you're out here like an animal.
	Look at the truck coming up.
	This is a democracy.
	Yeah.
	It's a democracy.
	You have a lot of people you're fucking up on the road.
	And you guys are doing bullshit.
	Are you a burner?
	This is how we try to wake up the community.
	I'm a fucking highway patrolman, but like you guys are fucking up the highway.
	Okay? You don't seem like you're in an official capacity.
	No, no, no. You don't seem like you're in an official capacity if you're blocking them.
	This is not how you do it.
	It's not how you do it. Baby, lock in and shut up, please.
	Lock in. How are we going to tell you why I'm doing this, man?
	Every change in society came from civil disobedience.
	All of them. What change in society?
	What change do you think you're getting blocking people from going into Burning Man?
	And by the way, I've never been.
	I know people that go every year.
	It doesn't look like it's going to be my thing-o.
	And believe me, I like the bizarre and the weird, but hot in the desert with a bunch of hippie-dippies and some wackiness and weird ritual stuff, still not my thing.
	It's just so, the irony is not lost on me that these people who have no idea what they're really protesting about look and act a lot like These folks.
	Do your thing, man.
	Have fun. The world's got to be fun.
	I mentioned it really early.
	And I'll go back to it, but I had a good time in Vegas, not just because I met up with people, but I saw one of my fraternity brothers, a good friend of mine that I hadn't seen in six years, somebody I've spent holidays with.
	We went to a local casino, had a great steak dinner, and got to catch up, man.
	All about it. All about it.
	In the middle of a desert, by the way.
	I mean, Vegas, again, is in the middle of a desert.
	It's... It's quite bizarre.
	It's not just a makeshift thing like Burning Man, okay?
	And you see outfits like that in Vegas if you go to the right places by the way
	Just here Oh
	Oh What
	Yeah Oh
	There it is again I mean, there it is again.
	The climate change. Look what's happening in Maui.
	Guys, that had nothing to do with climate change.
	Zero, zip, zelch, other than the policies.
	I mean, the policies and what they did to those people in Maui are disturbing and disgusting and out in the open.
	And it becomes more egregious as more information comes out.
	But these morons think your carbon emissions are what happened in Maui and they can just block the road.
	We are getting hurt by the system ever since...
	Hey!
	You're hurting me!
	Well you turned yourself to it!
	Move! You guys need, they need to get through!
	Take a look at that!
	Wow! And here it goes.
	Here come the arrests.
	Here it comes. Here's the F around and find out moments.
	Get out! On the ground!
	All of you on the ground now!
	Get on the ground!
	Get on the ground! Don't move!
	We have no weapons at all!
	We're environmental protesters!
	Please! Please!
	Stop resisting! Stop resisting!
	Please! What did you expect was going to happen?
	Please! Please!
	I mean, the drama and the tears and the nonsense.
	The drama and the tears and the nonsense.
	I mean, that's a hysterical, mentally unstable, ignorant human being.
	I don't want violence upon them.
	I want a quick and just arrest.
	They need to go to jail and be processed and not over prosecuted by any means.
	But at the same time, you only hope that their education, their self-education will lead them away from ignorance and not into this destructive behavior.
	And at the same time, I'm not for some kind of state-run re-education.
	Because let's be honest, the state run re-education is gonna promote this agenda anyway.
	What the fuck?
	He's hurting me!
	What's the matter with you?
	I'm not part of this.
	I'm not part of this.
	He had us.
	One after another just gets arrested.
	Hope it was worth it guys.
	Ruining everybody's day.
	Got a little blood on her head.
	It's not good. Had to bring in the Rangers.
	Alright guys. And that one.
	We had one more that I did want to go over.
	Dolan Mulvaney calls out the extreme amount of transphobia and hate as Mulvaney wins breakout character.
	It's a breakout creator.
	It is a character, by the way, at the 2023 Streamy Awards.
	The Streamy Awards!
	Like, what planet are we on?
	Oh yeah, and by the way, it's back.
	I forgot about that story.
	It's back! This time in a new classroom.
	Huh. Guys, the madness will continue.
	Because we've allowed it to continue.
	Because the clown show marches on.
	The dark cartoon is here.
	And I want to encourage everybody...
	Everybody to check out the documentary films.
	Loose Change Final Cut, Fabled Enemies, Invisible Empire, A New World Order to Find, and Shade the Motion Picture.
	They are free.
	They tell a much more...
	Detailed account in my belief of what globalism really is, the modus operandi surrounding them, including bioengineering, geoengineering, the roundtable groups, the Bilderberg group, etc., etc. And with the 9-11 anniversary really just around the corner, we're a couple weeks away.
	It's hard to believe, but 22nd anniversary of the 9-11 attacks just around the corner.
	Loose Change and Fabled Enemies are very timely pieces.
	And I hope that you share them with people.
	Because that's what we need to do.
	We need to share this information with others.
	We need to be able to have discourse.
	Period. Amen. And we have to accept that we're not always going to agree with one another either.
	But we do have to realize that there is a predator class.
	And I call them predators. I don't think they're just parasites.
	I think they're cold-blooded, vicious-ass killers coming for your neck.
	Well, we better fight them too.
	We better fight their globalist agenda.
	That's the bottom line.
	Remember, redvoicemedia.com slash uncensored for all those free interviews from over the weekend.
	The first video is already out with three interviews.
	We'll be editing the second video today and getting that up.

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