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Nov. 7, 2023 - Info Warrior - Jason Bermas

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Mayor McSleaze? Eric Adams On His Way Out? | Reality Rants with Jason Bermas

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	And who loves you?
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	And welcome everybody.
	Welcome, welcome, welcome.
	First time in the new studio.
	You want to go check it out?
	You can go check it out on my Twitter feed right now.
	A lot to talk about today.
	Mayor McSleaze may be on his way out, but I'm not so sure it's just because he's corrupt.
	I mean, Eric Adams was put there because he is indeed what?
	Corrupt. Corrupt.
	Okay? That's what we're going to start the show with.
	We're going to be talking Middle East.
	We're going to be talking Tuckins, Assange.
	In fact, last night, while I was finalizing all this stuff, and it still sounds a little hollow in here, I'm going to have to put more stuff up.
	If you see the picture, there's actually a second wall over here that I'm going to put a studio on.
	And I was watching his interview with Theo Vaughn, which is kind of really awkwardly off the cuff, is the best way I can say it.
	It's definitely different from a lot of the things that I've seen him do, especially because it starts off with boner cat jokes.
	I'll just start it there.
	But there's one poignant part before we get into Adams, and this clip that I'm going to show later isn't necessarily that one.
	In fact, it's something completely different because it's talking about the Speaker of the House, and the first thing they did is, what, four and eight.
	And it's like, as I've said from the very beginning of this whole thing, this could cause World War III, All of the solutions that are being presented right now aren't solutions, aren't going to stop this.
	The idea that a ceasefire, for instance, is somehow a bad thing and now being negatively portrayed not only in the press, that's scary stuff.
	That's really scary.
	However, what he said was really poignant to me.
	They were talking about America and Americans.
	Americans. You know, basically what binds us together as a society, what makes us kind of similar and cohesive.
	And they were also talking about kind of...
	He would call it the worst type of quote-unquote porn out there, but basically like murder porn.
	And when I say murder porn, it's the videos of somebody coming into a shop and trying to rob somebody and then getting killed right there.
	And you watch it so many times.
	And personally... I don't love those videos.
	I don't like watching people die.
	I don't like it when the good guy gets killed.
	I don't like it when the bad guy gets killed.
	I don't like it when anybody gets killed.
	It's kind of gross. And at the same time, I get it.
	You're watching somebody came in to try to rob and hurt you.
	And that's what you get.
	Lesson learned. And maybe I can understand the satisfaction in that to try to deter people.
	That I can understand.
	But... For me, man, those things are just so gruesome and nasty.
	I don't like them. I haven't seen this video that they were talking about, but the point that was made was probably one of the most important ones out there.
	Is that... Basically, you had the Palestinian and the Israeli protesters in the United States arguing.
	And again, I haven't seen the video, so I don't know which flag was burned and he didn't specify it.
	But basically, one side or the others was burned.
	Either a Palestinian flag was burned or an Israeli flag was burned.
	And allegedly on the video, the tuck-ins there...
	He talks about how it started a fist fight.
	And basically, someone got punched in the face for burning said flag.
	And he goes, you know, that hit me because if somebody burned an American flag there, nobody would have done anything.
	And I took a step back and I said, you know what?
	That's true. That's so true.
	So you're ready to start fist fighting in the streets and Over a country far, far, far away when you see what's happening here in the United States and you're just ready to burn it all down.
	And by the way, burn what you want.
	I mean, I may not love it.
	First of all, at this point, what does the United States stand for?
	Carpet bombs? Again, we talked about it.
	I haven't gotten any tips from anybody yet, but I'm still waiting for this to develop.
	As we talked about last week, we not only have U.S. Special Forces on the ground, but they were there on October 7th, conducting previously scheduled training.
	Weird. Weird.
	Iron Dome seems to fail.
	Looks like stand-down U.S. Special Forces in there.
	Just weird. But it's like a two and a half hour interview.
	So, you know...
	We'll see if I get through the whole thing.
	Who knows? I'm waiting to see whether or not Tucker Carlson was able to get the Assange interview.
	For those that don't know about that, and this is extremely important, by the way, in every way, shape, and form.
	He visited him in Belmarsh.
	It's still, I think, posted to the top.
	That's November 2nd.
	Whether or not they let him conduct an interview with Assange, who knows.
	I would almost doubt it, but if he did, it's huge, right?
	The guy's down to one last appeal, as we've been talking about as well.
	Like a 30-minute appeal, it looks pretty grim.
	If they extradite him to the United States and charge him with these espionage charges, no bueno for anybody.
	No bueno for the world.
	And then later in the show, in the second hour, there's a couple videos.
	We're probably going to play Tucker talking the Speaker of the House.
	And look, Mike Johnson also says that he's going to give out the January 6th tapes.
	Finally, he's going to release them.
	But only to the Blaze.
	Now look, Glenn Beck, here's the deal.
	Are you going to do the right thing in regards to January 6th tapes after you do your news stories or whatever and then put them online WikiLeaks and Assange style?
	Seems like a no-brainer to me.
	Right? Seems like that's what should happen.
	But who knows?
	I'm just a pizza guy.
	I'm just a bartender.
	I'm not the brightest out there.
	So... Adams chief fundraiser raided by the FBI over alleged kickback scheme involving Turkish government.
	And it was these real estate deals.
	Younger woman.
	Well, younger than Adams.
	I think she's in her 30s.
	Not sure how far back the corruption goes, obviously.
	Adams has only been in there a few years.
	But how corrupt has he been over the years?
	He's claiming, I have no idea.
	And look, I'm not even making a judgment here, but a guy like that in a city like that is so, so, so corrupt.
	It's beyond the level of corruption most of us can even imagine.
	New York City, especially now, wow.
	But that's the thing.
	Are they going after Adams right now?
	Because they absolutely timed it where he was on a plane about to complain about the migrant situation.
	And here's the deal.
	I had, I think it was, what's his name?
	Jason Marantz on my other broadcast.
	He used to be on the Tuckins all the time.
	He's a radio personality and an author and the whole shebango.
	And this guy, he may get it right.
	He's like, you know, these guys were grandstanding and they never thought it was going to get up the coast when they were talking about the border.
	Okay? Now, I don't know whether or not they realized how bad it would get.
	And, you know, he's talked about Greg Abbott.
	Adams has talked about Greg Abbott being a lunatic and sending all these people up to New York City.
	And he was going to D.C. as they did this raid to complain about it, to be like, Joey B, I know you're not there, but can I talk to your representatives, Mr.
	B? Joseph, are you still there?
	Zombie J, poke, poke, poke.
	Joe, Joe, listen, I'm with you.
	I'll say one thing and do another.
	Whatever you need. But please, stop flooding my city with people that we have to house and then also flood over into the streets.
	I saw a video of Frisco.
	I mean, there's some road warrior stuff out.
	Now, there's always been crazy in the United States.
	But there's some, like, road warrior level.
	You know, we'll do it live.
	Let's do it. We'll do it live.
	Okay. We'll do it live!
	Fuck it! Do it live!
	I'll write it and we'll do it live!
	And as we do it live, I do want to say that despite putting all this together and guys, I had such a busy weekend on top of it.
	Just tons of stuff to do.
	I did get a premium up there with Derek Brose.
	It was like 35-40 minutes long.
	I wanted it to be longer.
	I had to go pick up my niece.
	But Brose talks about his run for mayor in Houston.
	By the way... That mayoral election is just a couple days away.
	There's a lot of local elections, and that's where you can make change.
	You can think globally, act locally.
	Even when I was moving stuff back and forth last night, putting this together, I was on my local rock station that I like here.
	Shout out to 93.5.
	I rock's my thing, right?
	So anyway, instead of Rock, they had an interview with this woman who actually I had mentioned to my niece over the weekend.
	I was picking her up, actually yesterday, Sunday, picking her up from work, who was running for Alderwoman.
	So listen, get involved.
	Push back.
	Because these agendas are being pushed forward.
	Alright, let San Francisco at San Fran Apocalypse.
	Okay. Daily Mail.
	I know I saw it there. Let's get Apocalypse out of there.
	And then we'll do it by date.
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	Rune City and Hell.
	There it is. Hellscape.
	Hellscape. In Chinese media.
	Like, yeah.
	It's a hellscape.
	New York City not looking the greatest either, by the way.
	And Chinese media is just like...
	All over it. Here it is.
	Let's go down. Actually, can we hit it here?
	Yeah, we can. San Francisco, everybody.
	This doesn't look like something out of a complete and total dystopian film.
	I mean there's a broomstick involved in whatever's going on right now.
	Oh my god.
	So what exactly happened?
	Like, who stole the crack?
	Who had the heroin?
	He's out on the streets.
	Dog barking Somewhere you want to live?
	Hey, how about paying, I don't know, $2,300...
	For a 600 square foot apartment there.
	A month. That sound good?
	Nothing included. You want to do that?
	Sounds great, right? Sounds fantastic.
	That's not the end of the civilization right there.
	And again, New York City.
	I mean, we should just do it live.
	NYC, hell.
	We don't need daily mail. Probably a lot of subway stuff.
	Hell, 3am.
	Let's go to news.
	Two hours ago.
	Okay, Hell's Kitchen. See, that's the problem with that.
	New York City falling apart.
	Let's do that. Okay, one month ago...
	See, that's no good either.
	This is all like just how bad it is.
	America's sanctuary cities are falling apart.
	There you go. There's something we can do.
	Boom. Yeah, of course they are.
	By design.
	Listen, in case everybody missed it, they gutted a bunch of the middle class...
	Okay? And from 2020 on, as soon as that kicked off early 2020, in the first part of 2020, they started eviscerating the middle class.
	They built even more people to be independent on purpose.
	That's why they did it.
	Then they flooded, flooded the system with a failing currency that they already knew Had competition globally that was starting to take hold.
	And with the knowledge that eventually they want to move to a digitized blockchain slavery currency anyway.
	And a Chinese style social credit score.
	In fact, we have like the social credit score China video.
	We're now 30 million people.
	I think that's about half the population of Canada.
	Are on the bad boy list.
	No travel for you.
	Uh-uh. Can't do this.
	Can't do that. You're a permanent child.
	Oh, but that's just because they're bad people.
	We've never seen anything like that waged against people politically to be in line.
	We're going to take a break. We're going to come back after this.
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	I am so happy to be here today.
	I'm so happy to, like, you have no idea.
	I'm not sure if it sounds a little hollow in here.
	It sounds a little hollow in here to me right now.
	But, again, who knows?
	Who knows where it's going to go?
	I'm just happy that I'm moving.
	You know what's not going on?
	I haven't heard once any kind of clicking.
	I'm not worried about the power going out.
	I'm not watching my monitors flicker.
	I don't think there's any feedback on any of the microphones.
	Glory be the day.
	Glory be the day.
	So, going back to this Adams thing just briefly, and then we're going to move on to a bunch of other stuff, including the Joe Biden corruption scandal.
	Look, we all knew, again, the reason that Joe Biden was placed in office is because of how corrupt he's been.
	Not despite it, because of how corrupt he's been.
	He's been an establishment politician, huckster, basically his entire adult life.
	I mean, talk about say anything.
	It's not just a John Cusack film.
	It's the Biden mantra.
	So, you know, they're talking about these corruption.
	What are you going to do with the guy? I don't know what you could do to him.
	I'm not sure how much...
	In fact, maybe that's where we should start right here.
	The Joe Biden doesn't know where he is or what's going on compilation.
	It's a solid two minutes.
	Again, you think this guy's running anything.
	Anything at all.
	He's not. And by the way, I was thinking about it.
	I'm not sure we might have played that on the Thursday show.
	There were some technical difficulties, I guess, over at RVM's network.
	I didn't see the email from Halloween that they'd be shutting down on Thursday.
	But then some people were doing pre-records and they were going to put stuff out.
	I ended up doing like an hour of the show and then later on did a mixed martial mindset.
	The good people at RVM picked that up, chopped some of it up, put it up there.
	In fact, there's some primo clips right now of myself and Derek Brose I'd love you to check out.
	But, I mean, this stuff just, it doesn't get old because they still have this guy in office.
	And not only do they still have the guy in office, the mainstream media has held water for this guy.
	Even though they're trying to, you know, try to nudge him out.
	I mean, you're dealing with a dementia patient.
	And if on the news every single night there's not a counter of, you know, literally day 900 of the dementia puppet.
	And they lead with, Joe Biden, who's clearly not mentally competent and never was and currently isn't running anything and just signing off on whatever, just did this today.
	And it would go something like this.
	I, um...
	Anyway...
	The best way to get something done, if you — if you hold near and dear to you that you like to be able to — anyway.
	From — from Charlotte — excuse me, from Charlotte, one — another line going from — in Florida down to Tampa.
	Putin's kleptocracy — yeah.
	And, and, and Joan Shingang, I'm going to pronounce my password, Shinga.
	Fifty thousand, 159 thousand billion dollars led.
	America is a nation that can be defined in a single word.
	I was going to put him in a foot.
	The idea that, um...
	Los Angeles and, uh, and, uh, um, What am I doing here?
	For two reasons.
	One, to...
	We haven't been able to communicate it in a way that is...
	Let me say it another way.
	But the nature...
	Not...
	A solid meeting with...
	With...
	They make a very good point.
	Here's the deal. Here's what drives the driver in the states that are affected.
	Here's what you can do, the drivers.
	We want to expand pre-K for three and four year olds, millions of pre-Kerbs.
	And honestly, it's good that this is the clip that comes up because you can see the corruption
	I mean... We've played dozens of other clips like that.
	In fact, that was two minutes, right?
	How many times have we watched Joe Biden speak anywhere from like eight minutes to, I think he's maxed out.
	I've never seen, did we see an hour, maybe 40 minutes was like the max we've seen during his presidency, where I could have pulled two minutes of clips just like that.
	Just like not a problem.
	Pretty easy. The man can't talk.
	The man doesn't run anything.
	And this probe that's going on right now obviously doesn't even seem like It's going to have any kind of results criminally no matter what but also seems well-timed politically to possibly take Biden out and have him step down as the nominee for a Michelle Obama or perhaps a Gavin Newsom run.
	I've seen the gruesome Newsom move so many times right now like That's what it looks like to me.
	I could be wrong.
	I've been wrong before.
	Again, Joel Gilbert...
	I definitely respect his work on the Barack star, on Donald Trump.
	He's a really interesting guy.
	Did Michelle Obama 2024.
	And he really does believe that she's going to be announcing sometime in the next like six weeks.
	I think there's a deadline in December.
	Might even be early December to declare your run for presidency.
	Might be creeping.
	But then again... It's not like they haven't changed the rules so many times.
	Now, retroactively, they couldn't do that as well.
	Okay, so this new story, which, shocker, that there's like over 40 whistleblowers on the Biden administration, 40 people coming forward with credible evidence of corruption.
	Shocking. I'm shocked.
	I'm taken aback. I'm taken aback.
	You mean the inappropriate showers with his daughter, maybe, guy?
	That guy? He's, whoa.
	Huh. That's something.
	That's something for sure.
	I mean, come on, guys.
	That's what I mean.
	It's just...
	You're in la-la land, if you think.
	That this guy...
	That these people, that they put in these positions...
	Like a Nikki Haley...
	Can you imagine the levels of corruption of Nikki Haley?
	When you're on the board of something like...
	And here's the thing. Here's another thing, man.
	It just comes to me.
	You look at like regular gangster activity that we all see in the news, that we all see dramatized in film and TV, and by the end of a season, hell, end of a series like The Sopranos, is there a ton of murder?
	Sure. Max.
	I would say max.
	With all the hits, with all the people that died, you're talking less than a hundred.
	And let's say it's based on a true story.
	Look at something like Goodfellas.
	Maybe a hundred. Maybe a few more if you skirt it out.
	Because some of these people are certainly psychopaths.
	Someone like a Sammy the Bull Gravano.
	I think he's 20 plus people.
	The whole nine. With someone like Nikki Haley...
	A decision in a boardroom or in a private conversation can cost a thousand lives.
	We've shown you the graph.
	How many times are we going to do this? We did it again on mixed martial mindset.
	Again, whether you're taking a position on this war or not, this is what it looks like.
	And I'm sorry. You can't shut the power off.
	Like, no matter how bad it was that a bunch of rave kids got killed, and whatever happened there is terrible, right?
	This is, that's not a terrorist encampment.
	It's where people live.
	And a decision like from Nikki Haley at Raytheon or Lockheed makes that place look like this.
	See that? See that?
	Boom! Makes it look like that.
	And then, you know, on the other level of that, what's the gangster making?
	The top guy.
	The top guy.
	Tens of millions, maybe, if he's lucky a year.
	It's pretty good. Maybe more at this point with inflation.
	You know, after they flooded it.
	Flooded it via COVID-1984 style.
	But that's something like a low-tier person like Haley tens of millions of dollars can make.
	Someone who's... She's low tier.
	She's not the top...
	Top dogs?
	At Raytheon?
	You're talking, moving. And make...
	You know what? I mean...
	What does a third world war...
	Mean for investors?
	Big money.
	Big money for the top investors.
	Big money. That's what it means.
	In fact...
	Let's do it live.
	Raytheon stocks price.
	And then we'll do Lockheed.
	All right, we've taken a small hit.
	That's pretty small.
	Yeah, let's look at it.
	That's the one day it took a small hit.
	Let's go to one month, the last month.
	Oh, there it is.
	Oh, small hit indeed. There it is.
	So one month. Literally October 6th.
	The day before the attacks.
	Here it is and it jumps up.
	And now it's been on a steady old climb.
	See how it works? You like that?
	There's Lockheed. Let's try Lockheed's right here.
	See they start you with the one day.
	Let's go to the one month. Oh!
	Lockheed just shot up.
	And just has had a rocky road to the top.
	There it is on the 9th. From the 6th to the 9th.
	Because it happened over the weekend.
	Boom! Boom!
	Hitting peaks just on the 2nd.
	It's big money hustling for the war machine.
	Dollar bills, y'all!
	Diggity dollar billage.
	That's what it means. So someone like Nikki Haley can skim that.
	I mean, again, who are the real gangsters?
	Joe Biden's the real gangster.
	So we're going to save that clip because it's about three minutes long with Ron Johnson for the next segment.
	Thumbs it up, subscribe, share.
	We've got a plethora of things to talk about, including Joe Scarborough starting to promote DeSantis.
	Although I think...
	You know, obviously we'll see where it is after the initial primaries, Iowa, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	DeSantis is on Scarborough, and Scarborough is sitting there with DeSantis, and it's a new love fest.
	It turns my stomach.
	Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough.
	Oh my God, I want to puke.
	I want to puke. And look, Mike Johnson, again, just putting out the billage.
	The first thing we're going to do is we're just going to give foreign countries more money, more aid.
	We got to fight them over there so we can't fight them here.
	What? It's the dumbest thing ever.
	No, we're supposed to protect our country and our constitutional republic.
	And that's it. Standing armies have been dangerous when unchecked.
	That's why other countries have military coups.
	And we've had them here too.
	They've just been a little more slick and PR'd.
	You know, public relations, a.k.a.
	Bernaysian propaganda. We're going to take a break.
	We're going to come back. We're going to play that Ron Johnson clip.
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	Ron Johnson. And look, Ron Johnson is another guy that, you know, Good on the COVID issues.
	Good on the Biden issues.
	Maybe not so great on the military-industrial complex war hawking issues.
	I don't know whether these people buy into their own bull snap.
	Again, tuckings.
	Talking to Theo Vaughn.
	Talking about the Iraq War.
	And kind of how he feels in retrospect that he self-censored and even lied to himself to try to believe that the Iraq War was okay and that everything was going to be fine.
	And just like Dana Rohrabacher said...
	They're going to be throwing rose petals at us after we overthrow their dictator.
	Really? Interesting.
	How about that? Alright, let's do it.
	Ron Johnson right here.
	I am looking at a letter that your colleague Senator Chuck Grassley sent to Merrick Garland and Christopher Wray asking the same questions.
	He requested information about the FBI and DOJ and the legally protected whistleblower disclosures that informed his office of political bias.
	What happened? Well, first of all, this letter, this whistleblower that came to Senator Grassley's office is not getting the intention it deserves.
	Basically what it reveals is there were 40 confidential human sources that the FBI had that had derogatory information on the Bidens.
	And basically the FBI shut them all down.
	They had the Foreign Influence Task Force.
	My staff calls at the unit that was there to catch and kill derogatory information.
	They'd find out where an FBI office had this.
	They would swoop in there and then they'd label it Russian disinformation.
	So, you know, this is a massive, massive scandal from my standpoint.
	And as serious as the corruption of the Biden crime family is, and as appreciative I am of Chairman Jordan and Comer in terms of their ongoing investigation, filling in the pieces of the puzzle, I think what's an even greater scandal is the corruption within federal law enforcement, the Department of Justice, our intel community.
	This needs to be fully exposed, and right now it's being pretty well hidden.
	I asked Christopher Wray.
	Whether he had read, I just assumed, you obviously have seen and read the letter that Chairman Grassley sent you, and he said, well, I'm generally aware of it.
	And I said, oh, you ought to read that thing.
	I mean, that's just how...
	I'm generally aware of it.
	Like, Christopher Wray isn't part of the cover-up crew.
	Again, how does Christopher Wray have a job?
	Christopher Wray is one of the worst.
	I mean, the worst... Maybe we should play that in the second hour, because we never did play that in the second hour on this show, was Chris Ray and Rand Paul going back and forth, and his arrogance is over the top.
	I mean, there's the guy that does dress in the crime suit, right?
	They're all in their little suits.
	Their little crime suits.
	And he's got his nice little striped tie.
	He just doesn't have the Italian accent that we're all used to.
	And we act like, again, there is an organized crime outside of that gangster motif.
	It's such a joke. Of course there is.
	Give me a break. I mean, this is it.
	You're watching it.
	This is the high-level political gangster stuff.
	Oblivious he is to what's happening, at least he appears to be oblivious to what's happening underneath him and the FBI. Of course, the other scandal here is the corrupt and complicit media that covers up everything as it relates to corruption of Democrats and the Bidens.
	And so, if you really trace this back, you go back to the exoneration of Hillary Clinton, you see the corruption of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation.
	You see the coordination of the first Trump impeachment, where you had whistleblowers working with Adam Schiff.
	You follow that through to the obstruction of our investigation in Hunter Biden by the FBI, by the intelligence community.
	You take a look at the intelligence community writing that letter with 51 former members saying that the laptop was Russian information operation.
	And that's the other thing, like, if Christopher Wray were somebody who was legitimate, that would have been immediately called out.
	Just immediately called out, like, why are all these people doing this?
	These guys are criminals. Oh, wait, no, they deserve the utmost respect and regard, and we do know that Russia runs the most sophisticated of disinformation campaigns against the United States.
	Oh, okay.
	All right. I get it.
	Sounds good. Again, this is massive corruption.
	This is massive coordination.
	We had Democrat senators who were obstructing our investigation, claiming that Senator Grassley and I were soliciting and disseminating Russian disinformation.
	This didn't just happen.
	This had to be coordinated.
	This needs to be fully investigated.
	We need something like a church commission to get to the bottom of this.
	But again, the media is not going to look into this.
	If we had an unbiased media, you wouldn't have this corruption in federal agencies.
	But we have a highly partisan media It's going to be a real problem getting to the bottom of all this.
	It's not a partisan media.
	That's why I can't stand it, man.
	That's why I hate this right-left stuff.
	Because as soon as Trump started gaining traction, all of a sudden, if you believe something outside of the media narrative, oh...
	You're MAGA. You're a Trump supporter.
	And so many wells have been poisoned with the idea that it's the conservatives that are being censored.
	No. It's anything at all.
	Anything at all that poses a real threat to not only the narrative, but those truly in power.
	They'll burn a Sam Backman Freed.
	But boy, did they launder a lot of money.
	Can you imagine the political kickbacks?
	I mean, you're worried about Mayor Eric Adams and his...
	I mean, we'll play a quick...
	Curtis Sliva...
	I always say his...
	I always mess his name with the Guardian Angel guy on Newsmax talking about Eric Adams.
	But again, this is... Eric Adams and his political corruption, as deep as that might go, New York City style, which is extremely corrupt.
	Nowhere near the level we were just talking about.
	Nowhere near the level of the political corruption of somebody like Biden over the last three, four decades.
	Just can't be compared.
	Nowhere near the level of corruption that Nikki Haley and the gang are currently involved in with the military-industrial complex, salivating at the lips.
	Over what?
	Over expanded conflicts in the Middle East?
	Over Ukraine-Russia?
	Just, I mean, buko buckos.
	Look at that. Look at that Lockheed Martin.
	Wham! To the moon!
	It's the only thing going to the moon.
	Alright. Let's play this Curtis clip.
	Where are you? There it is.
	Corrupt Mayor. But, Curtis, to your point, the illegal immigration crisis is clearly...
	I mean, at least he noticed that that's a problem and he was planning on going to D.C., but yet it has to be delayed to be addressed.
	What's more important, the fact that he's corrupt and had to run back to make sure he didn't get indicted by the FBI, or the fact of dealing with Joe Biden, the president, who has opened up the gates and told the illegal aliens come one, come all... He chose protecting himself over protecting America, protecting New York State, and protecting the city.
	And for that, you should resign.
	All right, we'll see how far this goes again if the grand jury gets involved.
	I mean, again, I'm so...
	Again, everybody knew Eric Adams was corrupt.
	What was it because he was going to go to D.C. and speak out against this when they were like, hey, man, just keep your mouth shut.
	Pull a Newsom. You know?
	Sorry you don't like Road Warrior style.
	Pull a Newsome.
	My goodness, man.
	What were you thinking?
	Oh! I got a bunch of...
	Man, since we're talking about the degradation of society, should I do the fun ones?
	And by fun ones, they're really not fun.
	But again, it's just kind of like...
	The world's a very, very wacky place.
	So... This is where we are.
	Wild video shows moment naked man beats up a Las Vegas cop, then steals his patrol truck.
	Okay? Like, you can't make this up.
	Take a look.
	Like, this is Vegas.
	No, please don't take...
	Oh, no! Could have killed that guy, by the way.
	Let's just do it.
	Yes, warning. Absolutely.
	Well, we're going to take off that sound.
	Whatever that is. So, there we go.
	Buck naked man in the middle of Vegas.
	Just stuffing the dude. This is where we're at.
	And... Bye.
	Could have run that guy over and killed him, by the way.
	And he just... Gone like the wind.
	Okay? So you got that.
	That's law enforcement.
	And no one dies in this video that this might be some of the satisfactory porn he was talking about.
	So this guy, minding his own business, doing his thing, playing the tuba, right?
	And this dude right here starts coming over and talking trash and takes four to the head.
	I have no idea, but he's obviously drinking.
	And he started with the wrong guy.
	Now, is that guy just supposed to take that?
	I don't know that he is.
	I mean, that's in the F around and find out category.
	The F around and find out category.
	Now, let's see. This is kind of sad news.
	King of the Hill star, Johnny Hardwick's cause of death cannot be determined due to the level of decomposition.
	But at first, they were talking about drugs found.
	I think they found him in a bathtub.
	They focused on the marijuana, but I'll bet you anything this guy was on pills.
	And maybe depressed.
	He played Dale Gribble on this.
	And the reason I'm saying drugs and depressed is when they found him...
	He was only 100 pounds at the time of his death.
	Even with how decomposed he was, etc., etc., that's pretty lightweight.
	They talk about they found cannabinoids.
	I mean, come on.
	Why don't you tell me what kind of prescription drugs he may have been on?
	And that's the thing, you know, he may have even actually tried to commit suicide or committed suicide via those drugs.
	But no, no, we can't bring that up.
	That's taboo.
	Cannabis killed Dale Gribble.
	I'm sure. Speaking of cartoons that I enjoy, King of the Hill actually is really a good one, a classic that stands up.
	I was watching Rick and Morty last night and there was interaction between Rick and Morty where Rick was telling Morty that basically he couldn't say no to him.
	They were making some kind of deal and Morty retorted, what are you, Keith Raniere?
	And I was just like, oh snap, Keith Raniere.
	I've not heard that in a while.
	And that was a NXIVM joke.
	And that was one of these, you know, jokes showing this kind of like mind control, slave style relationship.
	NXIVM went by the wayside in a lot of regards.
	The real people that I believe were funding it, Bronfman's in particular.
	Claire gets a slap on the wrist.
	And Sarah...
	Let's do it live.
	Where is Sarah Bronfman?
	Sarah Bronfman.
	And by the way, Claire bankrolled everybody.
	Okay? Let's see.
	Where are they?
	News. Let's do it.
	Oh, sorry guys. Hit the wrong one.
	Yes, I see that.
	I know they funded them.
	Not by relevance, by date.
	There it is. Bronfman Sisters' crucial role, the financial backbone, all Frank Report, right?
	Of course, Art Voice, Frank Report, Esquire, where everyone in HBO's The Vow is today.
	I have not seen The Vow.
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	God, I'm getting old. Look at all those grays.
	Look at all... Guys, old man Burma's in the house.
	I mean, as gray as it gets.
	Probably not. It can get grayer.
	It can always get grayer out there.
	That's why we try to do this with a little bit of sunshine and applesauce.
	Little smiles, throwing in ridiculousness.
	Why not? Why not?
	It's the end of society. All right.
	Talking Ranieri, we're talking Bronfman.
	As far as I know, Bronfman's still on the run.
	Sarah. It's a rare occasion where you have women...
	Molesting boys. But it happens.
	And time and time again, we've seen it happen with teachers or women in authority positions, with teenage boys, etc.
	And sometimes I've seen people be like, oh man, she was hot and that was cool.
	And they did the whole South Park. No, it wasn't.
	But here are several stories recently.
	I don't know if this is becoming more of a trend.
	But this person, Ann Nelson Koch, 75 sentence, 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting a Wisconsin boy, 14.
	Okay? Faced up to 600 years, only got 10, for repeated assaults in the basement of a Baptist private school.
	Okay? And pretty recently, by the way.
	So, you look at this, and it's this woman here.
	Given 10 years, okay?
	Wisconsin Department of Correction for 15 years.
	Seems like a church thing.
	But look, I think it's the rest of your life.
	What are you doing? Some young, I mean, young teen.
	We're talking about, again, a 14-year-old kid.
	Not okay. Newlywed Iowa teacher, 24, is accused of sexually abusing a 14-year-old student and sending nudes to two other kids on Snapchat.
	And that's the really bizarre thing about the teachers, too.
	It always seems like it's more than one.
	Right? Like it's more than one person.
	Not always, but...
	I mean, I guess these are abusers.
	They always have a family.
	They're always, like, married.
	Right? I mean, just, and again, I hear people say, where were these teachers when I was in school?
	You don't want to be a part of this.
	It's going to ruin you forever.
	Send nude photos to boys as young as 13 on Snapchat.
	There she is. And no, not cool, everybody.
	Sorry. Not cool.
	Like, that's going to mess you up for so long.
	And you're not even going to...
	A lot of people aren't going to be aware of it and how bad it actually messes you up.
	I mean, I just think about that stuff.
	And, you know, my nieces are 12 and 14 and the ones about to be 13.
	And under no circumstance would I want a teacher in their 20s anywhere near those kids.
	Anywhere near those kids.
	So, not cool.
	Not good. Those people should be getting life in prison.
	They don't stop. That's the other thing.
	They don't stop. And it even seems with women, like you saw right there, a 75-year-old woman, they don't stop.
	Don't stop. Can't stop.
	Won't stop. Okay?
	Now, I do want to play...
	This clip of Scarborough and Brzezinski making goo-goo eyes at Ron DeSantis.
	I also want to point out that DeSantis is getting behind the rhetoric that if Trump gets convicted of a single charge, how could he be picked for the nominee?
	And as I've stated again and again and again, these people are going to try to take him off the primary ballots and And the idea that if he's a convict, he can't run.
	Even though you can be a convict in prison and run for president and win.
	I've heard some lunacy that there would be some kind of the biggest write-in campaign of all time for Donald Trump.
	You know how many of those write-ins are going to be totally discarded because of somebody's handwriting?
	We couldn't tell it was Donald Trump.
	It could have been Donned Tump or Trump's or whatever.
	They don't care. I mean, that's a ridiculous plan.
	A ridiculous plan.
	Just point that out. So here is DeSantis on Scarborough with the new love fest.
	Do you think any candidate that's afraid to debate his opponents in a primary should be president of the United States?
	We are not going to win as Republicans, Joe, by adopting the strategy that Biden did, being in the basement during the 2020 campaign.
	That's effectively what Donald Trump's doing.
	He is refusing to debate.
	We've got a lot of issues that this country is facing right now.
	It requires steady, focused, strong leadership.
	You've got to be able to defend your record and you've got to be able to articulate how you're going to take the country in a better direction.
	And so my view about why you should debate, I mean, look, I want to fight for people.
	You know, and Donald Trump is perceived by Republicans as a fighter, but I also want to win for people.
	That means winning elections, but also means winning on these policy fights.
	Donald Trump even now is saying that his famous promise to build the wall and have Mexico pay for it, that he never intended to do it because he said that Mexico, there was no mechanism to do it.
	You actually could have taxed the remittances, and that's what I would do.
	But we need a lead to lead forward.
	You've got to have a unifying vision.
	So he should do it. But I would note this.
	I mean, you mentioned some of the, ever since I ran, there's always the narratives.
	Trump is spending massive amounts of money attacking me in Iowa.
	He's had to go campaign in Iowa.
	So if he's saying he's so far up, he doesn't need to debate, that is belied by their activity on the ground there.
	You know, I just want to point this out yet again about Trump and the algorithm and how ridiculous it is.
	So, I'm just going to show people my Trump feed.
	Now, Laura Loomer, she follows me on Twitter.
	I follow her. Some of this stuff is good, I think.
	Obviously, there are certain things I haven't liked about Loomer.
	She's still on the ground.
	Whatever. She's part of the mix.
	I don't click on Laura Loomer stories.
	Trump. This is the top thing for me.
	I remember I paid for a blue checkmark.
	They've got two new tiers, by the way, now.
	I can pay even more to not have ads.
	First two things, Laura Loomer.
	Three things, Laura Loomer.
	Four things, Laura Loomer.
	Five things, Laura Loomer.
	Six things, Laura Loomer.
	Then I get down to Eric that's just typing in Trump.
	Now, Donald Trump is the former president of the United States.
	He hasn't stopped talking.
	The guy's on tour constantly.
	And no one's uploading clips of him talking.
	Where? Instead, it's Letitia James.
	Okay? And again, Eric Trump, I get it.
	Letitia James, not great.
	So, again, Laura Loomer right after that.
	So, out of the first eight posts, seven are Laura Loomer.
	And I'm still waiting. Where's a video of Trump?
	No, instead, I've got this video here.
	A really cool moment this weekend.
	Michael Fanone presenting at Forrest Rodgers with the handcuff he used to arrest taser prick Danny Rodriguez, the Trump enthusiast who drove a stun gun into Fanone's neck on January 6th because he believed Trump's lies about the 2020 election.
	So he's the Trump lies about the 2020 election.
	And look, You know, I'm not for tasing people, tasing cops.
	I'm not for violent conflict.
	And that person should be, what, in trouble for that violent conflict.
	But they literally put the cuffs in a display piece.
	What? He told me, hey, the FBI is putting something together for you.
	They want you over at the Washington field office.
	So I showed up. It was a very nice event.
	They had brought in field agents from all over the country that had participated in arrests of the individuals that assaulted me.
	And there was a manila envelope that was sitting on my chair and when I opened it up it was my handcuffs and this photograph of Danny Rodriguez holding them.
	For me, the sedition hunters, what they represented was, I spent 20 years as a cop in this city, and I could probably count on two hands how many times I worked a case that involved cooperation with the community.
	But in this instance, so many Americans, even those living abroad, saw what happened on January 6th, were fucking outraged, and they did something about it.
	So you see this?
	This guy is cheering on the sedition hunters.
	People getting decades in jail for walking around the Capitol.
	Tarrio, like him or not, 22 years in jail for not being there.
	Making plaques.
	Did somebody die? Oh yeah, that's right.
	Ashley Babbitt did. She got shot.
	She got shot. They're going to put that guy's gun in a plaque like that?
	Auction it off? I can't even play the next 50 seconds.
	And look, again, I don't like cops getting tased.
	I don't like people getting attacked.
	But boy, oh boy, oh boy.
	But again, you think this is a free speech platform.
	Do you? I mean, again, this is the Trump search.
	See? The Trump search.
	Laura Loomer again. Trump.
	Like, Lionel is coming up.
	And they're showing polls.
	This is the first video, and it's a Laura Loomer video, okay, of Trump.
	That's it. That's it.
	Like... Why are you supporting the weaponization of...
	No, so there's Chris Christie.
	I'm sorry. I can't believe I thought Chris Christie was Trump from that angle.
	Sorry. New studio.
	Still not one video of Trump.
	See this? Not one.
	Are you getting it?
	Yeah, Twitter's a free speech platform.
	Nope. That's what we got.
	We got this. We got Liz Cheney.
	Liz Cheney reposting her January 6th committee propaganda article.
	Because John Eastman's appearance on 60 Minutes, it's a good time to remember the facts.
	Trump has been told repeatedly before 1-6 that his plan to overturn the election was illegal.
	Liz Cheney.
	Man, I don't want to think that evil can be passed down through bloodlines.
	In fact, I don't believe that.
	But instead, it's really nurture.
	It's nepotistic bloodlines where you're taught to be an unrepented sociopath and psychopath by your daddy, your pappy.
	I mean, that's it, 100%.
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	Speaker of the House, who I know is a nice guy from your state.
	The new Speaker of the House comes in, and the first thing he does...
	Is issue a statement on behalf of a foreign country.
	That's the most important thing. And I'm not even against the statement, but I'm just saying, like, what bigger statement does that make?
	That's him, Mikey Johnson?
	Yeah. He's the speaker?
	He is. Praise God.
	I mean, damn, Mikey.
	He's a nice guy, and I'm not against him, but I'm just saying, like, if you think the welfare of another country is the most important thing for you as one of the leaders of our country, third in line to the presidency, you have lost the thread, son.
	Because it's not. Nothing is more important for the leaders of our country than our country and how it's 350 million people are doing.
	So I was enraged by that.
	And people were like, oh, are you for Hamas?
	Of course I'm not for Hamas at all.
	I'm for America, actually.
	I shouldn't even have to answer that question.
	Are you for Israel or Hamas?
	I mean, obviously I'm for Israel over Hamas, but that's irrelevant.
	I'm for America.
	And no one even asked that.
	And I feel deep resentment about that.
	That the concerns of this country are of no concern.
	Right. It feels like our concerns don't even fucking matter anymore.
	They don't matter. That's why it makes me wonder, are we just a shell company for Israel?
	Are we just a shell company for China?
	Where are we anymore?
	Like, are we just...
	Well, there are a lot of people who live here who really like it here, who were born here.
	Oh, yeah, I love it here. Well, I know you do, and I'm just saying, like, it doesn't have to be this way.
	You know, there are people, there are hundreds of millions of people whose ancestors are buried here, and they want to stay here.
	They don't have another passport. And it wouldn't be hard to rally them and just say, like, you're a Democrat, you're a Republican, you're this, you're that, but we're all American, and let's have a conversation about what's best for our country.
	You would get people from all sides being like, that's right, that's the right conversation.
	We may not even agree, but that's the conversation we should be having.
	And if you don't do that, I'm just telling you, you play with fire.
	People go crazy. And I'm totally convinced that the mass shootings we're seeing and the massive spike in mental illness that we're seeing, which is leading to the mass shootings, these are manifestations of the frustration, the hopelessness that people feel when they realize their leaders don't care about them.
	I mean, I disagree with that.
	I think it's the mental illness.
	When I say the mental illness, I mean the mental illness combined with the treatment of these psychotropic medications that disassociate you from reality.
	But at the same time, it's funny, like, also in this, you know, again, I watched the whole thing.
	I did watch the whole Musker Nuts and Rogan, by the way.
	Um... When you talk about that, he said something about how bizarre behavior or weird behavior or oddballs, the more that it's out there, the more that it's encouraged, the more that there's networking, the more you're going to see it.
	In a way, I think he's probably right on that.
	I think that's actually a pretty big reality.
	Don't think he's wrong.
	I think he's hardcore right on this.
	I think culturally, obviously, you know, we talk about copycat killers, etc.
	The seed has been planted, but I think it's that disassociation with reality more than anything caused by the psychotropic drugs, my opinion.
	Let's go back. I believe that.
	I can't prove it, but I believe it because I happen to live in a place with a lot of...
	You know, people who are not kind of succeeding in the modern world.
	And they're good people, and they have skills, and their families have been here for hundreds of years.
	We should care about them.
	I agree. So...
	Theo Vaughn, that's just a weird and interesting interview, I'm not going to lie.
	At least from what I've seen, I'm going to check out the whole thing.
	Definitely think it is worth checking out.
	Let's hit some more of these news stories that we have not hit.
	I actually want to read this whole one, so I might...
	Go to a couple more videos before.
	What do I got? I think I've got two, maybe three.
	I got the social credit score, the Palestinian video.
	We should go to that first.
	We'll do the Palestinian video.
	Then we're going to read this.
	AI cameras took over one small American town.
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	Of course they are. And in the World War III front, Putin revokes Russian ratification of global nuclear test ban treaty.
	Bad news, Brown. Bad news, Brown.
	Now, I'm going to tell you right now.
	I don't necessarily agree with this guy's perspective.
	I'm putting it out there because, again, you talk about anger of a community.
	Let's put out this, for instance, this number right here.
	There's him with Assange.
	That's all I'm looking for. This is it right here.
	So remember when Biden questioned the official death toll provided by Gaza's health ministry back when it was around 7,000 people dead with about 40% under the age of 16.
	Here's the clarification from a senior security source in Israel's government as reported by a top Israeli tabloid.
	Okay? False alarm in Galilee.
	Senior security official. 20,000 were killed in Gaza Strip.
	Not 2,000.
	20,000.
	Most of them terrorists.
	20,000.
	It's a lot of lives to be lost, just saying.
	And it makes me understand a guy like this is anger.
	I'm a US American citizen.
	I'm from New Jersey. I came over here.
	This is my family. This is my tax money.
	This is my fucking tax money.
	That's why I paid over there to the fucking United States of America, pay Israel, fucking bombs to bomb my family.
	That's what Biden wants.
	But you know what? We will survive.
	This is our country. This is by the side.
	We don't give a fuck about what you're doing because this is our country.
	You see all those people?
	They didn't leave.
	Because you know why?
	Because we are white people.
	So my message to the world, you filmed us.
	You filmed a Palestinian.
	If we were Ukrainian, we have a yellow hair, green eyes, white color.
	Everybody gonna be stand with Ukraine, but no fucking body stand with Palestinian.
	You know, for the whole fucking world.
	Fuck you.
	Can you blame the guy for being upset?
	I'm going to tell you right now. I was just scrolling down.
	Wasn't looking up anything graphic.
	And I saw something that reminded me of like a horror video game.
	And instead of a horror video game, it's a little child's head split open from the top.
	And you can see the rest of the body.
	And I'm just...
	I mean, it's haunting me now.
	Two plus hours.
	After I came across it in the run-up to the show.
	Still in my mind.
	And it should be. And it should be because that's real.
	That's really going on there.
	And that's one of the reasons I talk about this.
	Because I just want the death to stop.
	I don't want to see it escalate.
	I don't want to see it escalate.
	And when you've got the pootster...
	Talking about nuclear weapons.
	Signing off on the clarifications that, hey, maybe we will use them.
	That's bad news, Brown. That's bad news, Brown.
	When you've got the United States escalating with Iran.
	Iran. I should pronounce it correctly.
	Let's type that in. Iran.
	What do we got there? Okay?
	Iran's cyber defense chief tells CNN he is concerned Iran could increase severity of its cyber attacks.
	Ha! So again, like, it's just like, we're going to escalate militarily in the Middle East on behalf of Israel and their interests.
	We're going to have special forces on the ground.
	We're going to send, listen, submarines that can fire Tomahawk guided missiles.
	Okay? We're going hardcore.
	And then our guys are like, they're going to increase the cyber attacks.
	Boy, I'm real worried about those cyber attacks, everybody.
	No, I'm worried about World War III. World War III. That's what I'm worried about.
	And I'm worried about the TrackTrace Database Society that is quickly becoming a social credit score blockchain hellscape on the verge of what?
	Transhumanism. And not some kind of transhumanism that could possibly empower us.
	Let's read it. Let's go through it right here.
	Okay? So if you look, this article is primarily reported using public records requests.
	We are making it available to all readers as a public service.
	FOIA reporting can be expensive.
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	I do love when what?
	People put out the base information.
	So I would hope there's links.
	To the documentation that they provided for this.
	Spread across four computer monitors arranged in a grid.
	A blue and green interface shows the location of more than 50 different surveillance cameras.
	Ordinarily, these cameras and others...
	I just had a bird hit my window.
	I don't know if it survived, but it definitely fell down.
	Sorry guys. Wasn't ready for the Hitchcock moment right there.
	just happened. Let's hope it's not a barrage. Ordinarily, these cameras and
	others like them might be disparate. Their feeds only available to their
	respective owners, a business, a government building, a resident, and their
	doorbell camera. But the screens overlooking a pair of long conference
	tables bring them all together at once, allowing law enforcement to tap into
	cameras owned by different entities around the entire town all at once. No
	kidding. No kidding. And even the ones that they're not showing you publicly, I
	promise you they have backdoor access to.
	This is a demonstration of FUSIS, an AI-powered system that is rapidly springing up across small American towns and major cities alike.
	Fusus, F-U-S-U-S, product not only funnels live feeds from usually siloed cameras into one central location, but also adds the ability to scan for people wearing certain clothes, carrying a particular bag, or look for a certain vehicle.
	404 Media has obtained a cache of internal emails, presentations, memos, photos, and more.
	Which provide insight into how FUSIS teams up with the police departments to sell its surveillance technology all around the country.
	City councils are debating whether they want to have a system that qualitatively changes what surveillance cameras mean for a town's residents and public agencies.
	Oh, it changes it, all right.
	But again, this is the expansion.
	This is what the federal government has been doing for a very long time without your permission and beyond.
	Because really, what we're talking about is tapping into camera technology when surveillance goes well beyond camera technology.
	As we've demonstrated here, for instance, just by utilizing what?
	Wi-Fi bands or bands of anything that are sent off.
	They will bounce off things.
	They can surveil via that.
	Yes, much like what?
	That Batman network.
	Remember that in Batman? Where you have the complete grid of everything?
	Remember that? Sounds like science fiction.
	It's a little bit fact-based.
	A little bit fact-based. You got it?
	While many have adapted fuses, others have pushed back and should and refuse to have their hardware and software installed in their neighborhoods as they should.
	As they should.
	Okay? Now tech, with some of the same capabilities, is being used across small-town America.
	Rather than selling cameras themselves, FUSIS hardware and software latches onto existing installations, which can include government-owned surveillance cameras as well as privately-owned cameras at businesses and homes.
	Lovely. Lovely.
	It turns dumb cameras into smart ones.
	Oh, really?
	Dumb cameras into smart ones.
	In essence, the FUSIS solution puts a brain into every camera connected with the system.
	One memorandum obtained by 404 Media Reads, the lack of transparency and community conversation around FUSIS exacerbates concerns around police access of the system.
	See, I'm warned about the police state.
	I'm warning you.
	about the running man style law enforcement of a Judge Dredd scenario.
	It's not a good idea.
	AI analysis of video and analytics involving the surveillance and crime data which can influence officer patrols and priorities.
	Barrel Lipton Investigative researcher, an activist organization, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, EFF. And we've cited them for years here.
	They actually do absolutely fantastic work.
	In an email, in the absence of clear policies, auditable access logs, and community transparency about the capabilities and costs of FUSIS, any community in which the technology is adopted should be concerned about its use and abuse.
	Sounds like the voting system!
	Tell me that doesn't sound like the voting system, everybody.
	Of course it does. By the way, thumbs it up.
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	All right Media obtained the documents of
	404 Media obtained the documents through voluminous public records requests with law enforcement agencies throughout the U.S. Lipton previously carried out a similar project for the EEF. Okay?
	So yes, there's a screenshot of the FUSIS documents obtained.
	One agency that provided a large number of records to 404 Media was Starkville Police Department in Mississippi.
	As FUSIS and the College Town Agency worked together throughout 2021, notice they slipped it in during the COVID-1984 nightmare.
	Hey, let's deploy the AI cams!
	Yeah! They discussed camera placements at student apartment buildings, a storage business, multiple street cameras, inside a parking garage, and an upscale rental community.
	In one email, a Fusis Network support engineer asked Sergeant B, or I'm sorry, G. Brandon Lovelady.
	What a name, Lovelady.
	Starkville PD's public information officer if he could go to one of the student apartments buildings to gather floor plans of the complex to assist with camera placement.
	Of course. After some technical hitches and paying their ISP an additional cost in order to properly configure the cameras, Starkville PD started to receive participating camera feeds, according to multiple emails.
	FUSIS prices vary from $25,000 to $100,000 a year, according to the documents.
	That's some gravy drainage.
	That's some gravy drainage.
	Because that's just the systems and them working.
	Obviously, the people doing the surveillance are going to be, you know, that's just to keep it all up and running so somebody on the other end can actually operate it.
	So far, the response has been amazing!
	We've had specifically the response from the business community has been there because I think that people that are in this industry and the business industry know economic development and public safety go hand in hand.
	Public safety. Starkville PD chief of police Mark Ballard said on an episode of the FUSIS podcast published in March.
	Oh, I love it. They have a podcast for surveillance.
	Lovely. Our school systems, our churches, our places of worship, our kindergartens, they're all on board and becoming video savvy and a part of the system.
	Lovely. And look, you want to set up your own system, your own thing.
	I'm all for that.
	You want to go retail.
	I mean, it's all about choice.
	But know what you're getting into.
	Once infrastructure like this is put in there and it's accessed through law enforcement directly, it only goes in that direction.
	It doesn't go into the private or free direction.
	Okay? That's all I'm saying.
	Something to keep in mind. Something to keep in mind.
	Let's see. Whereas normally public and private security cameras are separate, with only their respective owners or administrators able to view any feeds, FUSES aims to bring all of that footage together in one place.
	That can include doorbell cameras, drones, robots, fixed surveillance cameras, helicopters, Hidden cameras, police body cameras, and cameras in schools and churches according to multiple documents.
	Police departments then gain access to a map interface showing all of the camera locations.
	You see how that works? Whether it's a drone, a traffic camera, a private cell phone video.
	Oh! A private cell phone video.
	Wait, they have access to my magic box.
	Could be. Could be they have access to your magic box.
	Or a building security camera.
	FUSES can extract the live video feed and send it to our intelligence center and officers in the field.
	One memorandum from Elizabeth City, North Carolina reads, by the way, here's a bunch of the documentation that they're showing you.
	The core light doorbell set up right here.
	Lovely. The camera registry program working together to keep Jackson safe.
	Thanks, Jackson!
	Here's one of those emails.
	I like that. I wish they would do a full WikiLeaks-style dump.
	I understand. It's expensive.
	These guys want to be the ones to put it out there.
	A real-time intelligence ecosystem.
	And there it is right there.
	AI weapons detection.
	That's nice. I wonder if it'll be as good as the weapons detection on those soldiers shooting up all those reporters and civilians in Iraq from the collateral damage WikiLeaks video.
	We got Covert.
	We got the drones. We got the robot.
	Robot cams.
	That's nice. You know, robot and drones really go hand in hand.
	Vehicle, body cam.
	Let's see. And then you look at the operational utilities communications, right?
	There's the intelligence operations center, the live remote viewing, the 911 call department.
	Uh, the secure chat.
	I don't know how secure it actually is.
	Maybe floor plans, telestration.
	So in other words, like when you're watching a video, you know, like a sport and they're circling, you can do that.
	That's great. I mean, it's pretty easy to do.
	I actually got, um, recently a, uh, A pen and graphic pen.
	I haven't used those in years.
	And I thought maybe we'd start using them here.
	I don't know. We'll see.
	I do like the blackboard or the whiteboard videos.
	First responders, tactical response teams, live video feeds, and geolocation.
	Track, trace, database everywhere.
	And live remote viewing, smartphones, tablets, MDTs.
	So, I remember when I was running...
	The bar. We had a camera system that I could access any of the cameras.
	I think there was like four cams?
	Yeah, I think it was four cameras that I could access.
	I don't think it was a bigger system than that.
	But very easy to do. You just need the internet.
	This is a system where they really want everything surveilled.
	In real time, just kind of like they do in the big cities in China.
	Why? At the end of the day, for a social credit system of command and control.
	So you can't have any meaningful resistance at some point.
	That hardware, called SmartCore, adds artificial intelligence to ordinary surveillance cameras and then allows them to detect different objects, vehicles, clothing, and people.
	The exact context or object being identified is unclear, but one screenshot included in a FUSIS brochure shows a timeline interface with a camera feed and an attached confidence rating of 51.46%.
	The system can also integrate with gunfire detection systems and other Internet of Things sensors.
	Another document reads, Oh, the Internet of Things becomes the Internet of Bodies, which is really the Internet of You.
	Okay across media reports and marketing material online there is
	a confusion about whether fuses has
	The capability for facial recognition or not in multiple instances fuses has stressed its products do not have such
	a capability including in a list of talking points obtained by 404 media
	from a police department, but Then a website for the reseller which provided fuses to
	Starkville PD a company called Pillium, says Fusis uses advanced analytics such as facial recognition.
	Huh. A police chief, excuse me, a little hoarse today, guys.
	Didn't get the morning coffee.
	A police chief in Columbia, Missouri, previously said that the software does have a facial
	recognition feature, but that the police would not use it.
	According to a report from a local outlet, KBIA last November refuses to not respond to multiple requests for comment from 404 Media, including one asking to clarify this point.
	Weird. Weird.
	Just, hmm, I'm shocked.
	Can't believe it.
	Of course I can believe it because that's how this rolls.
	I want to jump to this video that we played like the first minute of.
	Because what we put in the TrackTrace Database Society, while we bring in the AI and the facial recognition, it comes with a social credit score.
	And it also comes with narrative management and law enforcement.
	So first, I want to show you the social credit score video.
	And then... We're going to play the video of Rand Paul grilling Chris Wray.
	I mean, honestly, I think he could have been more hardcore on Chris Wray.
	And honestly, I think that Chris Wray deserved more hardcore.
	But that's just me. So let's do it.
	Let's go social credit score than Chris Wray and Rand Paul.
	It brings me to another part of the government social credit system.
	Here I am at the Supreme People's Court in Beijing.
	Till February 2019, over 30 million people are named in a list of dishonest persons subject to enforcement by this court.
	They cannot go traveling by planes.
	They cannot go traveling by high-speed trains.
	They cannot go to luxury restaurants, and they can't get a go of courses.
	They are unable to get an insurance, and they can't even rent a house.
	If trust is broken in one place, restrictions are imposed everywhere.
	See that? Can't rent, can't own, can't buy, can't travel, can't do nothing, you're not trusted.
	And you can lick boots and act a certain way all you want.
	The minute you have a backbone on something important that goes against the state, or the great narrative as I call it, sorry!
	Sorry. You're out.
	You're done. It's over.
	Nothing for you. And with the TrackTrace Database Society, that's what you're going to get.
	And with government censorship...
	Through the contact of these social media organizations, you're only going to get more of it as well.
	So let's do it.
	We stopped this like a minute in last week because we heard the V word.
	We've got to be careful when we play the V word.
	Old Vaccini.
	Old Vacciniini over on YouTube.
	We're not on YouTube right now.
	So let's get to it.
	Is the FBI still meeting with social media companies?
	We're having some interaction with social media companies, but all of those interactions have changed fundamentally in the wake of the court's ruling.
	It's just not true.
	And by the way, when they say fundamentally, that's gibberish.
	That doesn't mean anything.
	That's Johnny nonsense.
	I want everybody to understand what I'm saying.
	That doesn't mean it's changed fundamentally.
	No, it hasn't.
	Because fundamentally, you're still censoring people.
	But they'll say the structure, how things are done, and intelligence sources, etc., etc.
	That's what's changed fundamentally.
	That's sort of an acknowledgement that perhaps you weren't just talking about national security, child pornography, and human trafficking, right?
	You had other areas of discussion that did involve constitutionally protected speech.
	No, no, that's not an acknowledgement of that.
	Then how did you change your behavior?
	Out of an abundance of caution, in order to make sure that we don't run afoul of any court ruling, I would say, by the way, of course, that the injunction has been stayed by the Supreme Court.
	Did anybody from the FBI ever discuss constitutionally protected speech with social media organizations?
	Not to my understanding. Vaccine efficacy?
	Never discussed any post concerning vaccine efficacy?
	Well, certainly not, because to my understanding, as you know, the FBI was the first and for a long time the only agency in the intelligence community to assess that the COVID origin was most likely from a lab leak.
	So again, see how he diverted that?
	And first of all, he lied.
	He knows that's not true.
	But then he took the vaccine efficacy talk and censoring there and started talking about, well, my agency was the first to really acknowledge the possibility that maybe, sort of, kind of, this was a lab leak.
	First of all, not a lab leak.
	The evidence does not show a quote-unquote lab leak.
	It shows a biologically engineered virus that was distributed globally.
	That's what it shows.
	Why are we pretending otherwise?
	And Christopher Wray on this, he's very twitchy and jittery and his mouth's moving weird.
	I mean, how does this guy still have a job?
	How does this guy... Oh, that's right.
	We're in an uber-corrupt system.
	That's how this guy still has a job.
	That's how this guy still has a job.
	Scary. Frightening.
	Unsettling. Yes.
	I commend you for that, but the Twitter files and other indications, as well as the Missouri v.
	Biden, list many cases of both DHS and FBI discussing constitutionally protected speech, vaccine efficacy, mask efficacy, people who said, my brother got the vaccine and died yesterday, and the Brother actually did die, but proof of cause and effect is one thing.
	But taking down posts like that was part of the discussion in these meetings.
	Not by the FBI. We would not have been engaging with social media companies about vaccine efficacy, to my knowledge, certainly.
	Director Wray, in 2017, the Department of Justice issued subpoenas to members of the House Intelligence Committee, congressional staffers, as well as Senate Judiciary Committee staffers, to turn over private information.
	Were you involved with that investigation, aware of it at the time?
	I'm not familiar with that specific investigation.
	This had to do with the leaks, I believe.
	We have never been told completely.
	But the leaks concerning the crossfire hurricane and the leaks concerning the conversation between Flynn and Kislyak that was wiretapped, that was classified, that somehow got out.
	But you're not aware of anybody from Congress being investigated?
	Well, as I sit here right now, that's not something that's ringing a bell for me.
	It's not ringing a bell for me.
	I have no idea. Yeah. Crossfire hurricane? Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope. Nope. I mean, look at his smug face.
	Not ringing a bell for me.
	Don't know anything about that investigation.
	Is that high-level corruption?
	Wouldn't know. Wouldn't know.
	Do you see a problem with the Department of Justice issuing subpoenas to congressional staffers who are providing oversight to the very organization that's issuing the subpoenas?
	Well, certainly, any time there's an investigative activity that touches upon a separate branch of government, namely the legislative branch, it has to be done extraordinarily carefully.
	There are all kinds of policies that the department has in place to make sure that that's done appropriately.
	Director A, did you see that?
	We're going to go back.
	Watch his mouth.
	Does that...
	Does that reek of somebody who's being honest and truthful and has your best interest or the country's best interest at heart?
	Or is that snaky McWeasel sauce?
	I mean, take a look at this.
	The legislative branch, it has to be done extraordinarily carefully.
	There are all kinds of policies that the department has in place to make sure that that's done appropriately.
	Director A, did the FBI pay Twitter?
	Money to moderate content moderation.
	And this is like my favorite.
	So, the media reports, and by the media I mean Taibbi and the few others that got access to some of the Twitter files that indeed, you know, they were paying them all this money to moderate all this content and take it down.
	So, Christopher Wray's like, oh, this is a practice we use all the time.
	You know, if a business...
	Has to spend money to do stuff we tell them to do.
	We're going to reimburse them, but we didn't tell anybody to do anything.
	We didn't tell anybody to censor massive amounts of content, but we paid them after the fact after they censored massive amounts of content.
	I'm not aware of us paying money to moderate content there or anywhere else.
	What was the $3 million for that the FBI gave that's been revealed in Twitter files, which has been characterized by those writing the Twitter files as payment for content moderation?
	Basically, they said Twitter, you know, you guys were meeting with them all the time.
	You had them taken down so many posts.
	They said, well, gosh, it's a lot of work.
	Why don't you pay us? And so you did.
	You paid them $3 million. That is correct.
	That's the correct way to categorize that.
	But... It's worse than that because you've got people on the inside.
	First of all, the former intel officers just littered the place.
	But then you have the signature reduction program, period.
	That's a real thing.
	We've covered it numerous times here.
	It is the secret undercover military, the secret undercover army.
	And guess what? Guess what?
	They're everywhere. And there's 60,000 of them.
	And Arkin is one of the last, like, decent mainstream journalists out there.
	Period. Like, he's the guy.
	Pointing that out. Alright, let's go back to Rand Paul.
	And again, Christopher Wray and his fork-like tongue and his deceptive nature on what the FBI was doing with big tech companies.
	Are you aware of the payment?
	I'm not aware of that specific payment, but I can tell you that when it comes to payments, going back well over four decades, when we are required by federal law, when a company, like in this instance a provider, goes through expenses to produce information, we're required to reimburse them for those expenses.
	And so I think that a lot of the questions about payments revolve around exactly that.
	And you will repeat under oath that there was never...
	Did you just see like a guy's face again?
	Why? That's a truthful face.
	After you say a sentence that's completely and totally truthful, your face goes into some weird like Stephen King movie convulsion because you're telling the truth.
	We're required to reimburse them for those expenses, and so I think that a lot of the questions about payments revolve around exactly that.
	And you will repeat under oath that there was never any discussion of the FBI to take down constitutionally protected speech.
	You think it's all national security, child pornography, sex trafficking, no discussion of constitutionally protected speech because this is all going to come out and a lot of it's come out already in depositions.
	But you're saying there was never any discussion by any of your agents in any of these meetings of constitutionally protected speech being taken down?
	To my knowledge, To my knowledge, and here it is, we always conduct ourselves to the letter of the law.
	Now think about that.
	First of all, it's to my knowledge, so it doesn't have to be true.
	It just has to be to my knowledge.
	We were always lawful.
	And I'm sure that in every meeting, make sure you follow the letter of the law.
	It's meaningless. It's vapid.
	It's Johnny frickin' nonsense.
	This guy is a cartel-level criminal.
	For real. He's the political cartel.
	Compliance with the law throughout.
	Same question to...
	Did you see his lip quiver?
	Oh my god. We gotta keep going back.
	His lip... Compliance with the law throughout.
	It's like a bad joke.
	It's a bad joke.
	Being taken down to my knowledge...
	Our agents conducted themselves in compliance with the law throughout.
	Same question to Secretary Mayorkas.
	You're not aware of your agents ever discussing any constitutionally protected speech with any of the social media companies?
	The same answer as Director Wray provided to you, Ranking Member Paul.
	Same answer. I'm not even gonna repeat it.
	I'm not even gonna say that we follow the letter of the law.
	Same answer. Like, Awful people.
	Awful people. But remember, they're allowed to flourish throughout administrations.
	Republican and Democrat.
	Just because they're up on the Democratic end now doesn't mean a damn thing to me.
	Just telling you that. Alright.
	Shifting gears. I got this one clip here of Alex Epstein.
	And Alex Epstein is one of the more common sense...
	In your face environmental journalists that Explains to people why fossil fuels are so important in a base manner so people can understand it.
	And this, indeed, is very much one of those lectures and presentations.
	It's just a two-minute clip on it.
	But it shows you how fossil fuels have taken third world and second world nations out of poverty.
	And allow their societies to flourish.
	However, the vast majority of the world is still poor.
	And if we do not allow these poor nations to develop into first world nations, what?
	Well, they're going to suffer.
	And this idea that we're going to green the world, it's all about control as well.
	These people don't care about the environment.
	They're not worried about the oceans boiling over.
	Or the tide coming up.
	Give me a break.
	It's a joke.
	Or that man can do this.
	He makes so many good points in this clip.
	That... I mean, it's a must-watch.
	And look, the people that are in the cult, the climate cult, you're never going to convince them.
	But somebody who might be on the fence or trying to convince somebody else that kind of believes it but doesn't know much about it, etc., I think that this is an excellent video to bring them into the fold and really explain what's actually happening.
	It's to keep the boots on the necks of those already in poverty, And ensure that you can control those that have essentially gotten out of poverty into the first world, but now are being de-industrialized and controlled further.
	You'll own nothing.
	You'll be happy.
	You need to be very aware of how poor the world is, how much more energy is needed.
	And if we don't allow people to use fossil fuels, those people are not going to rise out of poverty like so many others have been able to using fossil fuels.
	Billions, you know, if you combine China and India, billions of people, let alone other places that have risen, like Singapore, South Korea, etc.
	So... If we just talk about the broad benefits of fossil fuels, fossil fuels are near-term irreplaceable.
	It doesn't mean they can never be replaced or they never should be replaced, but for the near future, they are not.
	The world needs much, much more energy.
	Fossil fuels are uniquely cost-effective.
	And what that means is if we have energy freedom, billions more people can have the energy they need to have really good lives.
	If we have net zero, billions of energy starved people will plunge into poverty.
	I've seen nothing ever to refute that.
	Nothing ever to refute that.
	And he's right. First of all, there's no such thing as net zero.
	None. That's made up.
	That's imagination land.
	There's no such thing as net zero.
	No such thing.
	It's not possible.
	If you have biological life on the planet, on the planet, you're going to have carbon dioxide fluctuations.
	Net zero is ridiculous.
	It's, again, this branded Bernaysian talking point and slogan that's gotten completely out of control.
	Ooh, your carbon footprint.
	Another buzzword salad of terrible.
	Your carbon footprint.
	Like... How are you, as an individual citizen, no matter the glut that you've taken on, no matter your success in the first world, five-bedroom house, three-car garage, living it up, not giving a what, how is that compared to somebody like a John Kerry or somebody in the royal family, any royal family, Saudi Arabian, European, or otherwise?
	Tell me. Tell me.
	It's nothing. It's minuscule.
	It's a joke. How about the military and their carbon footprint and the drills they run?
	They don't even... They're exempt.
	They're exempt.
	They don't even report.
	And they shouldn't have to because they know it's imaginary.
	And yet what? It's the greatest threat to civilization ever.
	We need a Marshall Plan.
	So it's funny when you hear somebody like a Prince Charles talk about a Marshall Plan.
	Think about that. He wants a military-style plan to combat climate change, but the military itself...
	Doesn't have to report its emissions.
	It's not just carbon. They're trying to take the nitrogen out of the air.
	They're trying to regulate the life forces of the planet that we need to live.
	So now let's talk about climate.
	That's a benefit of fossil fuels, but what about climate?
	We need to talk about climate. But as I mentioned, we need to talk about climate mastery as well.
	Because when we use fossil fuels...
	We have the benefit of making climate safe.
	So even if we use fossil fuels and make climate more dangerous in certain ways, we can offset that possibly, or maybe even more than offset that, by making climate much safer.
	Now, the mainstream narrative on this is just, well, our adaptation abilities are weak.
	We're already being overwhelmed by climate changes.
	So we hear all the time, like, we can't handle it.
	So many people are dying.
	It's costing so much money, it's only going to get worse.
	With no evidence whatsoever.
	With none. Zero.
	Zip. Zilch. And the huge natural danger of climate.
	So we have to be objective that so far, we're better off from climate than ever, despite huge natural climate danger in anything we've added.
	And that means that we should be suspicious of the idea that, oh, the next warming is going to be a huge problem, and we need to get rid of fossil fuels, which would prematurely end billions of lives.
	Boom. Boom.
	Yeah, we should be extremely suspicious.
	When the people telling us that we have too much have way more than us.
	We should be extremely suspicious when the data has to be gamed over and over and over and over again.
	And internal emails that leaked out before the IPCC back in 2009, I believe, revealed this from two of their top scientists that were shamed at the time.
	It's in my film, Shade the Motion Picture.
	Or I'm sorry. No, that's in Invisible Empire and New World Order defined.
	I'm getting old! I'm getting old!
	Can't knock it out of the park 100% of the time.
	And you know, right now, it's funny because Trump, like we talked about Trump, and as far as the climate change issue, He was one of the best.
	And they did not like that.
	Again, no matter what you think about his policies, Derek Brose and I sparred a little bit back and forth on how much Trump was aware of his role or how much he would be used to bring in a quote-unquote new world order or global governance.
	But when it came to the energy thing, he was outspoken.
	And he did turn on the power.
	And he did allow people like myself to have cheaper gas.
	I mean, it was a little cheaper yesterday.
	It's gone down a little bit, I guess.
	I guess I just filled up my tank with the premium at $4.09.
	And God bless Iowa for having zero ethanol premium.
	You can't get that everywhere. Like...
	And that's another thing.
	You know, you talk about ethanol and you act like it's God's gift to fuel.
	Well, if it's God's gift to fuel, then why aren't you using 100% ethanol?
	And if it's God's gift to fuel, why is it that like E15 can't be used on certain cars and you can only use so much before it rots out your engine?
	And I'm not even saying there's not other technology out there.
	We played the John Kansas clip Where he was able to ignite salt water and make it burn at a tremendous heat.
	I mean, bio-nanotech in your garage with radio waves.
	That's tremendous.
	That's a tremendous story.
	Totally suppressed. Totally suppressed.
	But again, talk about suppression.
	Talk about Trump. We did it earlier.
	And people think that he's going to win in a landslide.
	I don't know if he's going to be on the ballot.
	Again, I think they're trying to put him in prison.
	Prison town.
	And all these people that are just like super delusional as he loses these civil cases because the deck is so stacked against him.
	And then you look at these cases and what are they really?
	I believe they're also trying to be perjury traps.
	So, you know, these people say certain things that aren't true.
	Uh-oh! Uh-oh, Don Jr.
	Sorry, Eric.
	You perjured yourself.
	You want to cut a deal? You want to testify against your father?
	If you don't think that's where this is going, again, I don't know that you're paying attention.
	I really don't. You know, we should look up the Assange appeal.
	We got five minutes left in the show.
	Thumbs it up, subscribe, and share if you're just tuning in, no matter what platform you are on.
	Let's type in Assange right now.
	See what we got in the news cycle.
	Okay. Yeah, there's a new push for the release, as there should be.
	Let's see what we got here. Tucker Carlson visits Assange.
	Yep. So that was the big news.
	Monique Ryan Assange is a test of U.S. friendship.
	Let's go beyond that.
	Extradition hearing. Craig Murray on the slow.
	There was never any moral high ground.
	Sorry. The imminent extradition of Julian Assange.
	Yes, that's June. Man, so we're a month ago.
	Let's go. Sorted by date.
	That's recent. I mean, look at that.
	That's some pretty sparse coverage of Julian Assange and extradition.
	Sorted by date. A month ago?
	It shows you how controlled the mainstream media is.
	It shows you how terrible they are.
	And it shows you that they're willing to burn one of their own.
	Somebody that they should not only be celebrating and thanking and modeling their own craft after, but...
	Doing everything they possibly can with the voice that they have to ensure that he's not extradited.
	That he's not tortured any longer in Belmarsh.
	It's just common sense, man.
	For self-preservation, if nothing else.
	But so many people are there for a paycheck.
	So many people are there to be en vogue.
	The Tuckins laid it also out with the cognitive dissonance and tricking yourself into believing something.
	It's that you want to be accepted by a group as well.
	Human beings want to be accepted as a group.
	You want to have friends who want people to like you.
	I mean, I guess there's some people out there that are so antisocial, right?
	But then you look at that antisocial behavior and you look at like the real psychopaths that do anything, something for whatever reason.
	At the end of the day, it's attention, right?
	That's pretty gross. But I think it's an inbuilt human thing that, you know, we do crave human interaction at the very least.
	I'm a big proponent of that.
	I think that's a reality.
	All right, guys, we've got about a minute left in the broadcast, and I'm going to take the opportunity to let you know that I'm a documentary filmmaker.
	We talked about Invisible Empire, a new world order defined today, and in that, I think Phil Jones is one of the climate scientists that is outed as a lying, crooked criminal for the agenda well over a decade ago.
	These people are patient, believe me.
	Again, the Great Reset is nothing more, Than a repackaged New World Order agenda.
	Repackaged globalism.
	And when I say a New World Order agenda, it's really the old world of serfdom and oligarchy and royalty and an untouchable class.
	Again, the Tuckins gets it right.
	He says, look, you know you're a slave if somebody can impose force on you.
	They can hit you or hurt you and you can't defend yourself.
	Then you know you are that person's slave.
	That is like the very definition of it.
	Loose Change Final Cut.
	Fabled Enemies. They'll give you a little insight into 9-11.
	I'd love for you to get them, share them with people.
	Again, thumbs it up, subscribe and share.
	Put them on USB sticks.
	Send the links out. Hold screenings.
	Do the whole deal. Same with Invisible Empire and New World Order to find and shade the motion picture.
	A film you want to learn about how net zero is a scam?
	You want to learn how Bill Gates isn't a great guy?
	Well, we told you 10 years ago.
	It's right there. Stay tuned.
	There's going to be a third hour of Burmese over at rvmrumble.com.
	I absolutely love you guys.

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