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May 10, 2023 - Jim Fetzer
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Need to Know (9 May 2023)
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This is Jim Fetzer in Madison, Wisconsin.
It was going to happen.
It was a matter of probability.
I've done about a thousand of these.
Some point was going to come when I wouldn't have any commentators available.
It would have been Owen Stevens and Brian Davidson, but they're both tied up.
I've been unable to secure alternatives, so here we go.
Just me?
I'll present the stories and comment on them.
We begin with the Russians literally incinerating Bakhmut.
We got a lot of spectacular footage here.
Russian artillery, what's left of Bakhmut.
I gather the city's around 40 square miles that the Wagner group cleaned up all but two and a half, and the Russians are now decimating that two and a half with thermite incendiary shells.
It's pretty spectacular.
I would not want to be there.
The geeks have been locating video images.
Here's more what Bakhmut looks like after constant shelling of incendiary munitions.
This looks like from the Ukraine side.
Notice, see, most of this is pacified and not being hit, but that area is under bombardment.
The areas Ukraine still holds are quite literally burning as we speak.
Meanwhile, here's some of the actual footage.
Fairly stunning stuff.
There are many positions. - Stunning stuff.
Meanwhile, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia, Sergei Rabkov, is worried that the USA and Russia are on the verge of open-arm conflict.
After the recent drone incident, which Moscow has called a U.S.-backed attempt to assassinate Vladimir Putin, the U.S.
and Russia are on the verge of a shooting war, according to this senior Russian diplomat.
Rob Gob described officials in Washington as opponents and enemies of Russia, due to what he called Russophobic policy being pursued in spite of the risks.
The anger and hatred toward Russia, with which Washington acts in a situation which it frankly should think of its own safety, is inexplicable.
At the moment, no real diplomacy is possible between the two sides that the U.S.
has bet on further escalation.
The United States has long been a direct participant in the conflict and long been waging an open hybrid war against my nation, he observed.
Washington tends to dismiss the statements of Russian officials, signed remarks by Secretary of State Blinken, In relation to the United States being behind the event, I would take everything coming out of the Kremlin with a large shaker assault, Lincoln said.
We leave it to Ukraine to decide how it's going to defend itself.
The U.S.
government is treating any signals from Moscow as an element of a disinformation campaign, Ryabkov said.
Meanwhile, Russia is literally ready to use any means at its disposal to deter threats to its security and the safety of its leadership.
He added, literally ready to use any means at its disposal.
Now we're talking about the most powerful nuclear-armed nation in the world.
He also reiterated Russian claims of Washington shares responsibility for the incident, which the U.S., of course, denies.
Their statements of non-involvement are not convincing to anyone and are reminiscent of how they attempted to blame us for the bombing of the North Stream.
Meanwhile, 18 gunpowder warehouses in Russia have been set on fire and, may I say, This appears to be by satellite-mounted weapons that the U.S.
is already striking into Russia.
Very serious.
And the U.S., of course, isn't taking them seriously because the U.S.
is in a propaganda mode, shoveling nothing but disinformation.
Remember, Washington, D.C.
Is Israeli-occupied territory.
Antony Blinken, like so many others in the Biden admin, is a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen.
This is a classic case of the tail wagging the dog.
Remember, Cynthia McKinney exposed over a decade ago that every member of Congress has to sign a pledge to put the interests of Israel ahead of even the interests of the United States.
And they're doing it!
So, Biden says we're in this for as long as it takes.
Israel wants to fight this war to the very last American soldier.
When are we going to say enough?
I think America has been compromised in a manner that is not easily redeemable.
In absent Donald Trump, frankly, I see no possibility it's going to happen at all.
And because they rigged the election, They're in a position to control the outcome.
That's why they don't even care who they nominate.
It's in the bag.
Meanwhile, Trump's now responded to the jury's verdict in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case.
It was, of course, a rape trial.
Trump responded to the verdict reached by the Manhattan jury in a rape and defamation case brought by E. Jean Carroll, who I'll comment on it subsequently.
The case was funded by billionaire LinkedIn founder and Democrat mega-donor Reid Hoffman.
In 2019, Ms.
Carroll alleged Trump had raped her in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room in the 1990s.
Pretty bizarre.
Trump has denied the allegation, called her a whack job, who's not my type.
Trump doesn't even know who she is.
Trump's accuser even freaked out CNN to Anderson Cooper when she called rape sexy into fantasy.
Watch.
E. Jean Carroll called rape sexy in an interview on CNN and Anderson Cooper was visibly confused.
Quickly cut to a commercial break.
Let's listen to this.
You don't feel like a victim.
I was not thrown on the ground and ravished.
The word rape carries so many sexual connotations.
This was not sexual.
It hurt.
I think most people think of rape as a violent assault.
I think most people think of rape as being sexy.
Let's take a short break.
Think of the fantasies.
We're going to take a quick break.
If you can stick around, we'll talk more.
You're fascinating to talk to.
Pretty bizarre.
The jury Tuesday, that's today, found Trump not guilty of rape.
However, they said Trump sexually abused Eugene Carroll.
In total, Trump must pay $5 million in damages.
He responded after the judge read out the verdict.
I have absolutely no idea who the woman is.
The verdict is a disgrace, a continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time.
Absolutely no idea, said Donald Trump.
Well, listen, I'm all with Trump on this one.
The woman's a fantasist.
She couldn't even remember the year she was raped.
The judge allowed testimony of other women, similarly vague.
Listen, if she'd actually been raped, She wouldn't just remember the year.
She'd remember the month.
She'd remember the week.
She'd remember the day.
She'd remember the hour.
She'd remember the minute.
This is a fantasy dredged up by a Democrat mega-donor to crash Trump.
And actually, ironically, according to my good friend, Ralph Lundgren, the polls are actually going up for Trump.
He's gaining another five points, and he thinks the biggest increase is going to be among black men who know what it is to be falsely accused of rape.
This has all the elements of a fantasy.
I don't believe it for a minute.
And the judge was inexcusable in his allowance of this Kind of defamatory testimony come from other witnesses.
Clearly, they found no rape.
I mean, what the hell did they find?
This is ridiculous!
Insulting!
There it is.
You know how they say a DA could indict a ham sandwich?
Well, what they've got here is a whack job testifying against a great American who's doing everything he can to save the nation.
But the Democrats don't want that to happen.
They're going all out to stop it.
Meanwhile, activists demand higher payment from California reparation That's what they want.
$200 million per person!
$200 million per person!
And California wasn't even a slave state!
Activists Sunday demanded California pay millions to each black resident in reparations as a way to make amends for slavery and subsequent discrimination.
Dismissing the mammoth proposal from the Reparations Act was too little.
The demands were made at a highly explosive meeting of the task force created by state legislation signed by Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom.
The committee was hearing comments from the public as it considered final recommendation to recommend to the California Legislature.
An activist that I find is Reverend Tony Pierce was among the most outspoken at the gathering, making reverence to the famous 40 Actors in a Mule promise to former slaves when he took the podium.
You know that the numbers should be equivocal.
He means equivalent.
Equivocal means ambiguity, right?
Having more than one meaning.
Equivalent means same value as what an acre was back then.
We were given 40, okay?
We were given 40 acres.
You know what that number is.
You keep trying to talk about now.
You research back to slavery and you say nothing about slavery.
Nothing's that worse.
So the equivocal number from 1860 for 40 acres a day is $20 million, is $200 million for each and every African American.
Now think about it.
The number of African Americans in the United States today is overwhelmingly greater—10, 20, maybe 100 times what it was in 1860.
I mean, this is just a ludicrous proposal, especially when you're talking about A California that was not even a slave state.
You're not supposed to be afraid, he said.
You're supposed to tell the truth, be the gatekeeper.
He concluded with a warning to California's top elected official.
Tell Governor Newsom we're coming.
He knows me.
Economists predicted a preliminary estimate California's reparation plan could cost more than $800 billion.
The task force, five economists and policy experts, said at the time the total did not include compensation for properties.
The group said it was taken unjustly for the devaluation of black-owned businesses.
Get this.
California's total annual state budget is roughly $300 billion.
And this is going to cost $800?
By the way, California, were it an independent nation, would have, like, the seventh biggest economy in the world.
In the world.
Earlier—but that's where it published its latest webpost, so without an overall price tag—outlining ways California could calculate how much money blacks have lost since 1850, when the state was established, through today, due to discrimination.
The report suggests dollar amounts lost for specific types of discrimination.
They include losing $2,350 per person for over-policing black communities, $3,366 per person per year of residence for discriminatory lending and zoning, $13,690 per person per year of residence for injustices and discrimination in health, $77,000 per person for black owned business losses and devaluation.
I mean, this is absurd.
The task force urges eligible black Californians to receive a cash down payment as soon as possible while waiting for the full amount of money lost due to racism and slavery to be calculated.
In total, a black who has lived in California their whole life, until age 71 at least, could potentially receive more than $1.2 million for lifetime restitution.
Such ideas are skimpy, and what's necessary to pay Black Californians, according to activists.
1.2 mil is nowhere near enough.
It should be at least 5 mil, like San Francisco.
We want direct cash payments, just like the stimulus checks were sent.
It's our inheritance, and we can handle it.
Right.
The city of San Francisco is weighing its own reparation proposals at the local level.
Including a proposal to dole out $5 million to each qualifying Black resident.
Others similarly dismiss the current task force plan as insufficient.
One call for the task force to issue $5 million in rep to San Francisco.
Whatever the final figures, it's unclear how California could afford to pay millions to each eligible Black resident.
News of an end of January, the state pays a proposed budget deficit of $22.5 billion for the coming fiscal year.
A legislative analyst's office said that underestimated by about 7 bills, so add 7 to 22 and you get $29.5, about $30 billion shortfall the coming year.
When are you going to come up with the additional $800 billion?
Task force leaders have said they expect the legislature to come up with actual reparation amounts.
Beyond arguing reparations are fiscally unmanageable, critics argue it doesn't make sense to implement them when California never allowed slavery.
For bonus, counter the racial discrimination has devastated the black community, costing it untold amounts of money.
On ride dollars and cents, the task force proposed policy changes that combat racial discrimination, and for California to issue a formal apology enacted by the legislature and signed by the governor.
Meanwhile, they moved forward.
That was Saturday.
Sunday, they went ahead with a vote, with millions of Americans shaking their head in disbelief and even disgust.
California Reparation Task Force yesterday approved recommendations on how the state may compensate and apologize to black residents for generations of harm caused by discriminatory policies.
As NEWMAC reports, state lawmakers will now consider the nine-member committee proposal for reparation legislation.
Barbara Lee in Congress is co-sponsoring a bill Claiming that reparations are not only morally justifiable, but have the potential to address long-standing racial disparities and inequalities.
The first vote gave a detailed account of historical discrimination against black Californians in areas like voting, housing, education, disproportionate policing, and incarceration.
Other recommendations include a new agency to provide services to descendants of enslaved people in calculation of what the state owes them in compensation.
Chris Lodgson, an organizer for the Coalition for a Just and Equitable California, said an apology and admission of wrongdoing are not going to be satisfactory by themselves.
No, they want money.
Here we go.
Stunning stuff.
My thoughts?
This verges on insanity, complete insanity.
California wasn't even a slave state.
This is just idiotic.
It trades on the stereotype of lazy blacks who want a handout, and my God, are they going for the gold.
It's absolutely stunning and embarrassing.
Black citizens of California, I was born there myself.
Make something of yourself.
Get out there.
Get a job.
Do something worthwhile.
Make a contribution to society.
Don't just sit around on your doves and expect a handout.
I think this is neither morally nor legally justifiable.
And Barbara Jordan, as far as I'm concerned, has her head where the sun does not shine.
This is very, very bad.
Get Trump reelected.
He'll bring your jobs back.
He was doing fantastic.
It's Biden with the Obra borders that is killing blacks.
Remember, under Trump, the lowest earning wage earners were seeing their wages rise at the fastest rate because Trump was benefiting the American economy and clamping down on the border.
We have an invasion taking place, and the outcome is Not quite certain, but I guarantee it ain't gonna be pretty.
When they bring in a hundred million migrants and Biden puts them on the taxpayer dole, the economy collapses.
They're doing it deliberately.
They are doing it deliberately.
It's called a cloud pivot plan out of two guys in Columbia, a man and a woman, how to destroy America by overwhelming.
Every economist knows you cannot combine a welfare state with open borders.
It's not sustainable.
But that's what they're doing, and they're doing it aggressively.
And it is all deliberate, outrageous, stunning stuff right there before your very eyes.
Meanwhile, before Tucker gets fired—Fox, lies, lies, lies, lies, lies.
After Tucker gets fired—Fox, lies, lies, lies, lies, lies.
Actually, you know, when Tucker's on there, he and Hannity and Laura were like the most reliable sources of truth.
Tucker by far the best, Laura second, Hannity third.
Get this.
Tucker.
Today.
Hey, it's Tucker Carlson.
You often hear people say the news is full of lies.
But most of the time, that's not exactly right.
Much of what you see on television or read the New York Times is, in fact, true in the literal sense.
It could pass one of the media's own fact checks.
Lawyers would be willing to sign off on it.
In fact, they may have.
But that doesn't make it true.
It's not true.
At the most basic level, the news you consume is a lie, a lie of the stealthiest and most insidious kind.
Facts have been withheld on purpose, along with proportion and perspective.
You are being manipulated.
How does that work?
Let's see.
If I tell you that a man has been unjustly arrested for armed robbery, that is not, strictly speaking, a lie.
He may have been framed.
At this point, there's been no trial, so no one can really say.
But if I don't mention the fact that the same man has been arrested for the same crime six times before, am I really informing you?
No, I'm not.
I'm misleading you.
And that's what the news media are doing in every story that matters, every day of the week, every week of the year.
What's it like to work in a system like that?
After more than 30 years in the middle of it, we could tell you stories.
The best you can hope for in the news business at this point is the freedom to tell the fullest truth that you can.
But there are always limits.
And you know that if you bump up against those limits often enough, you will be fired for it.
That's not a guess.
It's guaranteed.
Every person who works in English-language media understands that.
The rule of what you can't say defines everything.
It's filthy, really, and it's utterly corrupting.
You can't have a free society if people aren't allowed to say what they think is true.
Speech is the fundamental prerequisite for democracy.
That's why it's enshrined in the first of our constitutional amendments.
Amazingly, as of tonight, there aren't many platforms left that allow free speech.
The last big one remaining in the world, the only one, is Twitter, where we are now.
Twitter has long served as the place where our national conversation incubates and develops.
Twitter is not a partisan site.
Everybody's allowed here, and we think that's a good thing.
And yet, for the most part, the news that you see analyzed on Twitter comes from media organizations that are themselves thinly disguised propaganda outlets.
You see it on cable news, you talk about it on Twitter.
The result may feel like a debate, but actually the gatekeepers are still in charge.
We think that's a bad system.
We know exactly how it works, and we're sick of it.
Starting soon, we'll be bringing a new version of the show we've been doing for the last six and a half years to Twitter.
Well, I think this is quite a sensational development.
I mean, think about it.
But for now, we're just grateful to be here.
Free speech is the main right that you have.
Without it, you have no others.
See you soon.
Well, I think this is quite a sensational development.
I mean, think about it.
On Fox, Tucker had the leading show on cable television, even on the Internet, with 3.3 million on Twitter.
I suspect that number is going to leap hugely upward to as many as 30 million are going to watch Tucker.
Look, he's going to be on Twitter.
You're going to be able to go to his Twitter account anytime you want.
It's much easier than tracking down Fox on the internet and playing, playing, playing.
Harder, harder, easy on Twitter.
We suspect.
Tucker's got a huge boost in his salary, too.
I think he may have been making as many as 20 mil.
I think he's gonna probably wind up making 30.
Elon Musk is gonna make Twitter into a mega powerhouse.
And Tucker, in the meanwhile, is suing Fox because they violated their contract in multiple different ways when they canned him.
So I say, This is gonna turn out to be a positive development, but in the meantime, we miss you, Tucker.
We can't wait to have you back.
Meanwhile, more women are avoiding unwanted pregnancies.
Now, this comes from the New York Times.
Honestly, I believe... Well, I'll tell you what I think after I report it.
Births and pregnancies have been on a long-term decline.
A new analysis provides a reason it's becoming less common for women to get pregnant when they don't want to be.
The analysis, released Thursday in the journal Demography by researchers at the Guttmacher Institute, estimates the number of pregnancies in the U.S.
and examines women's feelings about the timing of their pregnancies.
Demographic surveys in the past have asked if pregnancy were intended or not.
But that approach missed nuances as to whether a woman were ambivalent about being pregnant, wanted to be pregnant, but earlier or later.
The new analysis, covering 2009 to 2015, prior to the pandemic notice, before the vax, found a growing majority said their pregnancy came at the right time.
It uncovered a decline in the share of pregnancies women don't want, or that happen too soon.
It also found a significant increased share of women, particularly those 35 and older, said they were getting pregnant later than they wanted.
This just bolsters the idea that people have more control over their reproduction, especially in earlier ages, said Allison Gemmel.
A demographer and public health researcher at Johns Hopkins who studied reproductive health but was not involved in the study.
It also reflects a change in people's ideals about when to have kids, norms about the ideal time, when we're settled, when I have my career established.
The new data is one of the clearest indications that drop in fertility during the Great Recession was not just a temporary delay, but seemed to have coincided with a broader shift in what women want and increased access to contraception.
The analysis combined reports and surveys from the National Center for Health Statistics abortion data from Guttmacher and estimates of total pregnancies and miscarriages.
It is, however, data acquired before two seismic events, a pandemic, followed by the Dobbs decision to return the decision of whether or not to have abortion legal to the states.
It's unclear what long-term changes those will bring.
There's early evidence that at the beginning of the pandemic, many people delayed getting pregnant.
There could also be an increase in the share of unwanted or missed time births in states with new abortion bans.
The U.S.
has long had among the highest rate of unintended pregnancy in the industrialized world.
It declined 23% in the last three decades.
46% of pregnancies, however, are unintended.
Unintended about half.
By comparison, in Europe, only 36% UNINTENDED MISTAKES.
The new analysis suggests during the period of study, American women rapidly gained more autonomy over family planning and had fewer abortions.
That indicates far fewer We're becoming pregnant in 2015 and then in 2009, that the incidence of abortion dropped because individuals weren't becoming pregnant, not because their pregnancy is to continue to birth instead of abortion, wrote the authors.
In 2015, just a quarter of women said their pregnancy came too soon, a decline of 18% from 2009.
18% from 2009.
There was also a slight decline of 5% to 17, so it would be a drop from 22 to 17 in the share of pregnant women who said they didn't want a baby at all, driven by younger women having significantly fewer unwanted pregnancies.
During this period, birth control became more easily accessible, largely because of a provision in the Affordable Care Act requiring that it be free for our patients.
Research shows a big increase in the share of women using more effective, long-acting, reversible contraceptives like IUDs.
A program in Colorado to provide free, long-acting birth control led to a 40% decline in birth to teenagers and young adults.
There's also data showing young people are having less sex, perhaps because they're socialized to unlearn more engaging and fewer risky behaviors.
The fertility rate has been increasing among the older childbearing ages 35 to 44, indicating women are exercising more control over the timing of their pregnancies.
Highly educated women have been delaying pregnancy until they complete their education and start their careers or become true women of all educational backgrounds.
come true now of women of all educational backgrounds.
Let me say, I don't think IUDs are really a good idea from everything that I've acquired in my lifetime, but obviously that's a decision to be made by individual but obviously that's a decision to be made by individual women.
I suspect cell phones and computers.
We're spending more of our social life interacting through the internet and not in person.
You can't become pregnant through the internet.
So I think that's actually probably a more important and plausible explanation what they're telling you here.
Interest in sex is dropping because social interaction, actually physical interaction, is dropping because we have emotional and mental interaction through the Internet, cell phones and the like, which is increasing.
So if I were to look hard, I would say that's the answer.
The direction in which the answer lies, if you want to explain what's going on here.
The consequences of the vax, of course, are going to be devastating.
Vastly increased infertility, sterility, both sexes.
Because of the deliberate introduction of the vax for precisely that purpose to bring about massive depopulation, which is going on unabated.
There it is.
Meanwhile, Fox fights attempt to uncover documents.
Really?
Just because they're embarrassing?
Fox is a mostly renewed effort by three news organizations who unseal documents related to the defamation lawsuit with Dominion, saying it would do nothing but gratify private spider, promote public scandal.
AP, New York Times, NPR, Asked a Delaware judge to reveal most private text messages and conversations between Fox employees shortly after the 2020 presidential election uncovered during the Dominion Voting System lawsuit.
Fox lawyer Katherine Mowry, in a letter to Delaware Superior Court Judge Eric Davis, Said much of the material its competitors sought was not relevant to issues of the lawsuit.
She said the media has no right to access those records.
Many of the already uncovered conversation, however, have proven newsworthy.
Showing, or purporting to show, Fox host and executive didn't believe the false allegation about Dominion's voting equipment, but continue to air them.
Another batch revealed former Fox host Tucker Carlson's scorn for former President Donald Trump, including one where he declared, I hate him passionately.
They've not been shy about sharing the communication with the most potential to grab headlines, Mallory wrote.
Among the reasons Fox agreed to settle the case was to buy peace and bring an end to the media spectacle.
The news organization is a dog, most of which Fox said it had redacted because it contained proprietary information about the company.
We're still relevant.
Fox agreed to pay $7.87 million to end the case.
Dominion accused the network of repeatedly airing bogus claims that voting equipment rigged the 2020 election against Trump, despite knowing those claims were false.
Let me assert emphatically, based upon my own research, including studies of the polls before the election, polls after the election, not just 2020, but 2022 as well, Dominion machines have been used to steal elections.
They were designed to steal elections.
That's the whole reason there are Dominion voting machines, which even have their own built-in ballot printer.
So if they need more ballots, If there are too many Republicans and they need more, they'll just print them!
I can't begin to tell you how corrupt is Dominion.
The very idea that Fox officials were unaware that Dominion is stealing election boggles the mind.
If I can figure it out, surely Fox with its vast resources can figure it out.
And nevertheless, they settled for $7.87.
Billion?
I mean, give me an effing break.
This is just ridiculous!
Just ridiculous!
Eh, Tucker's gonna come out, but Fox is losing big time and all this big, big, big time.
Fox is gonna come out on the short end of the stick, I think like Bud Light.
Fox is not ever going to be the same.
Meanwhile, Nine dead, including shooter in Allen, Texas.
Mall massacre, or so we are told.
A gunman shot and killed eight and wounded at least seven at a busy mall north of Dallas.
The gunman, whom authorities think acted alone and whose motive is not yet known, was killed by a police officer after he began firing outside of the Allen Premium Outlet Mall.
At 3.36 p.m.
local time in Allen, Texas.
He pretty much was walking down the sidewalk just shooting his gun.
He was just shooting everywhere for the most part.
We are devastated by the tragic news of the shooting.
That place at the Allen Premium Outlet today said Representative Keith Self.
Our prayers are with the victims.
Two of those who died at the hospital, a second three were in critical condition, four others were stable.
Medical Center Health Care, which runs 16 hospitals, said its trauma centers were treating eight of the wounded, who ranged from five to 61 in age.
A local cop noted the initial response came from a police officer on an unrelated call hearing the gunshots nearby and responding, taking down the shooter.
Video footage showed police hurrying shoppers out of the mall with squad cars in an emergency park nearby.
Law enforcement is on the scene at Allen Premium Outlets.
An active investigation is underway.
Avoid the area until further update.
Allen, Texas, is a community of about 100,000.
Collin County Judge Chris Hill, the top elected official, praised police, but expressed anger with those who would do evil in our community.
Separately, police in the nearby city of Frisco, Texas, said they'd evacuate the Stonebriar Mall Lake Saturday after receiving reports of shots fired there.
Here's a report about it, including a witness report.
I know you're still working on it, Jack.
Thank you.
Folks, I want to make sure that you understand a lot of the information we are providing for you right now is unedited.
It's coming directly from that scene.
So if you will, bear with us on what you're about to hear.
There was one witness, we're told, who spoke with our fellow journalists and others.
And so it is unedited, but we want you to hear it.
it.
Take a listen.
So what happened?
We were inside the store.
All of a sudden we heard gunshots and everybody was panicking.
But the store we were in, they were very helpful.
They took everyone in the back.
Then police came, SWAT team camp.
They brought us outside.
Then they escorted us out.
Then we were walking outside across from Michael Kohl.
We saw the dead body, the guy.
He HE WAS A LITTLE BIT OF A But when you look at his shoes, he was wearing Converse.
So that's make you think that, you know, he was just trying to trick the people and he was shot right here in his forehead.
So yeah, this is very, you know, devastating.
Maybe police swat, but one thing I want to say, you know, I want to thank Allen Police.
I want to thank Oliver Police.
You know, they're putting their life up there and trying to help people, you know, but it's it's a very sad and very frustrating situation that you are seeing.
Thank you so much.
You are welcome.
Thank you.
I know you're still working.
Now, Danny Searest, with 35 years in law enforcement, and I've done several shows discussing this.
Here's one of the messages he sent me.
Fall slag mall shooting.
Please provide updates at an Allen Outlet Mall.
This is a false FIGA drill.
Just a story.
No evidence.
I see some people smiling.
No suspect name.
No gun.
Story a cop was there in the mall and shot the suspect.
Why won't they release the suspect's name?
Video below.
Several crisis actors speak to the camera.
They all sound rehearsed.
They have no emotional trauma.
No tears.
No redness in the face.
Everyone is calm.
Huge push by the mainstream on all networks.
I bet they end up saying the shooter had an AR-15.
Crisis actor said he was dressed in black like a cop with gear but had Converse shoes on.
Said he was like he was trying to trick the public into thinking he was a cop.
This crisis actor really blew it.
He said the suspect had a bullet hole in the middle of the forehead as he points to his own forehead.
Total bullshit.
This guy, a witness, has not one ounce of emotional trauma.
He would be shaking and very distraught if he saw what he describes when he thanked the police.
This guy was 100% scripted.
Listen to him closely.
This looks like an organized drill.
100% false flag.
I hope you can forward this to Brian.
Danny and I have had further conversations.
He was on my show, The Raw Deal, on Friday, and again on Monday, yesterday.
Among the other points he made was that the people in the mall just stood around and waited for the police to show up until the cameras were in place, until they all walked out with their hands up.
That if you actually have a mall shooting, everyone just disperses.
They get the hell out of Dodge.
He's now sent me a video where he had a real shooting and they just scattered.
They don't hang around until cameras show up.
I think he's got it exactly right.
Another false flag, another fake shooting.
And by the way, have I mentioned before, my sources at Sandy Hook have conveyed to me that any number of the crisis actors in Nashville were actually trained in Connecticut.
That Vicky Soto, real name Vicky Aurelio, Who's been apologetic about repricing her role at Uvalde.
Said she was paid $210,000 to do that, and now they've jacked up the ante, and crisis actors are getting $310,000.
No wonder they're eager to make appearances before the camera.
This all appears completely phony.
The problem is...
The Democrats blew it when they moved to defund the police, because everyone knows now you can't count on the police if you cannot defend yourself.
You're up a creek.
Nobody else is going to be there.
So gun sales have shot up.
No way.
This is going to lead to confiscating our firearms.
The American people won't put up with it in the courts, thank God.
Are making all kinds of rulings that assault gun bans and all that are unconstitutional.
The argument we're given is the Founding Fathers didn't have military weapons in mind when they passed the Second Amendment, but on the contrary, they had precisely military weapons in mind.
They wanted every American to be a citizen soldier who could come to the aid of the country.
While Scalia may be gone, Leto, Thomas, others are very much supportive of the Second Amendment.
The Founding Fathers knew what they were doing.
Arm up!
If you don't know weapons, really get some training, get a weapon.
You need to be able to defend yourself, because I'm telling you, America is falling apart.
America is crumbling.
We're going to become a totally uncivilized society, and if you can't defend yourself, you're going to be mincemeat, easy pickings for urban gangs when they reach your neck of the woods, and by God, it's going to happen.
Meanwhile, this is a curious thought piece from Nashville to San Bernardino, because believe me, I've studied Nashville.
I've studied San Bernardino.
They were fake!
Here's Lloyd Billingsley writing.
On March 27, Audrey Hale, a woman who thought she was a man, shot her way into the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee in 14 minutes.
Or so we have been told.
Mass murders normally elicit swift condemnation.
But Joe Biden failed to name or condemn the shooter.
Cynthia Peake, '61, Haley Scruggs, the nine-year-old daughter of Covenant Presbyterian Pastor Chad Scruggs, or so we have been told.
Mass murders normally elicit swift condemnation, but Joe Biden failed to name or condemn the shooter.
Audrey Hale was white, murder victim Mike Hill was black, but no word on whether racism could have played a role in the attack.
Biden, who claims to be a Catholic, also failed to name a single victim of Hill's attack, and the Delaware Democrat attended none of the funerals.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre also ignored the murder victims and proclaimed, Our hearts go out to the trans community as they are under attack right now.
Anyone searching for a similar madness might recall the events of December 2, 2015, in San Bernardino, California.
That day, county employees gathered at the Inland Regional Center for a holiday party.
A National Police Foundation report explained what happened.
Suddenly, a door swung open and a person clad in all black, with a mask yielding his or her face, stepped inside, wielding what appeared to be an automatic rifle, without saying a word.
The person, now believed to be Sayyid Farooq, opened fire.
Then Tashfeen Malik followed.
She also wore all black and entered the room, shooting together.
The shooters fired more than a hundred rounds.
The shooters then hastily departed, heading out to a black SUV they'd parked outside, leaving behind a chaotic scene of noise, fear, and pain and death.
American-born Syed Farooq and his wife Tashfeen Malik, a green card holder born in Pakistan, murdered Robert Abrams, Isaac Aminos, Benetta Bethal, Harry Bowman, Sierra Claiborne, Juan Espinosa,
Aurora Godoy, Shannon Johnson, Larry Daniel Kaufman, Damian Means, Tim Negan, Nicholas Thalassino, Bette Velasco, and Michael Wetzel, or so we have been told.
Isaac Emelos, 60, graduated from Eritrea to California in 2000 to escape violence and repression.
Benita Battal, 46, fled to America with her family to escape Islamic extremism and the persecution of Christians following the Iranian Revolution.
California's Attorney General at the time was Kamala Harris, a former San Francisco District Attorney and girlfriend of Democrat Queenmaker Willie Brown.
In 2010, Harris was so lightly regarded that Sacramento Bee endorsed Republican Steve Cooley.
He won easily on election night.
But after three weeks of counting provisional ballots, Harris prevailed by less than one percentage point.
In a December 17, 2015 statement, Harris said, We must seek justice for those who lost their lives in the recent attacks in Paris and San Bernardino.
How exactly the victims lost their lives, the Attorney General did not explain.
Paris warned of the dangers of Islamophobic rhetoric, but failed to name Farouk or Malik and offered no insight on what motivated the two Muslims to kill 14 people and wound more than 22 more.
Their victims include African-Americans, Asians, and Hispanics, but no word from the Attorney General whether Farouk and Malik could have been motivated by racism.
Harris brought along officials from the Muslim Pacific Affairs Council and the Council on American-Islamic Relations, whose L.A.
Director Hassim Elias said Islamophobia and xenophobic rhetoric by certain public figures has made Muslim communities an easy target for hate crimes.
Harris, al-Yushayd, had exemplified leadership by addressing the spike in hate crimes against American Muslims and other minorities, and so on.
Two Muslims massacre 14 innocents, but Muslims were the real victims of the hate crimes.
For Harris, in 2015, the real problem was Islamophobia.
An incantation to ward off any criticism of jihadist violence.
In Nashville, in 2023, the problem was transphobia.
An incantation to ward off exposure of trans violence against Christians in particular.
As in San Bernardino.
Kamala Harris failed to name or condemn the shooter, failed to name a single victim, failed to call the mass murder a hate crime or an act of terrorism.
A stepmother to husband Doug Emhoff's two children.
Harris did not attend any funerals of the Nashville murder victims.
Harris did take time to meet with Democrats hosted from the Tennessee Legislature, and Joe Biden invited them to the White House.
No relative of any Covenant school victim received a similar invitation.
This fearful symmetry has a backstory.
The fundamental transformation of America promised by the composite character David Garrow described in Rising Star, the making of Barack Obama, as president.
Obama ignored the threat from Islamic jihadists and targeted his domestic opposition—the people who read the Bible, who value their constitutional rights, and who remain skeptical of government power.
The Biden-Hunter continues the process.
As he made clear in his September 1st speech, Biden believes those who want America to be great pose the greatest threat to the nation.
The Delaware Democrat is uncritical of trans militants out for vengeance against people like Evelyn Dickhouse, Mike Hill, William Kenney, Kathryn Kuntz, Cynthia Peek, and Haley Scruggs.
Look for more attacks like Nashville, followed by more loathsome responses from Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, and Karine Jean-Pierre.
As a White House mouthpiece said, Our hearts go out to the trans community, as they are under attack right now.
For those grieving in Nashville and people across the country, this should be a moment of clarity.
We're all but willfully blind.
Biden and Harris are a complete bust as national leaders.
On the other hand, if anybody thought they are also two of the worst people in the nation, it would be hard to blame them.
Meanwhile, the people have other parallels to bond her.
In San Bernardino, Nashville, the FBI failed to prevent the attack and played no role in the takedown of the murderers.
San Bernardino police took over.
Sanford, Contash, and Malick with no loss of civilian life.
Inside the Terrace SUV, police found an additional 1,879 rounds of 223 ammo, Another 484 rounds of 9mm?
They also found a trigger apparatus to detonate the secondary explosive devices at the regional center.
The devices intended to increase the death toll among first responders, a terrorist calling card.
At the Covenant School on March 27.
Audrey Hale fired 152 rounds from an AR-15-style rifle, 9 from a Kel-Tec, and a 9mm pistol.
National Police Officer Michael Closo and Rex Engelbert killed Hale before she could murder more children and adults.
The shooter left behind 20 journals, 5 laptops, 2 memoirs, 5 covenant school yearbooks, 7 cell phones and other material.
This trove is the best evidence of Hale's motive, a primary consideration in any murder case.
At this writing, the FBI is still withholding Hale's manifesto from the public.
Let me say, I think that's extremely good if you were to take these stories at face value.
I think all those criticisms of the government and the fact that they're defending the wrong parties and not innocent Americans are absolutely spot on.
On the other hand, I can't tell you that the events they're talking about are fake.
They're staged.
In San Bernardino, inside the car, they actually had a mannequin, handcuffed behind her back, that was supposed to be the woman.
The car had what appeared to be bullet holes, unless you look closely, and they had these little stickers on them that are fake bullet holes.
In other words, the whole thing was a scam.
You had a lot of people wandering around aimlessly, not knowing what they were doing, because they were recruited.
Just as Crowds On Demand recruited perhaps as many as 500 crisis actors to feed the concert area for the Las Vegas mass shooting.
We had a lot of people who didn't know what they were doing because they were thus there as extras wandering around.
And, of course, Nashville wasn't even a woman in the building.
It was an empty building.
They did it on, it appears, on a Saturday.
Comes in wearing black and white sneakers, taken down, wears a different brand, and now they're colorful red sneakers?
I mean, give me a break.
How dumb are we supposed to be?
Dumb enough, it would appear.
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Prestitute propaganda, Beverly Wright, see below.
They left out one more cause that jabs affect on fertility.
This has to do with the women avoiding unwanted or mistimed pregnancy we reviewed today.
But actually all the data was prior to the jab.
Meanwhile, dissent writes, the irony here is if you gave every one of them $200 million, this is therefore about reparations.
It would lead to a hyperinflation event that would basically devalue that $200 million down to the cost of a car.
In other words, about $20,000.
People on both sides of the aisle really need to start grasping some pretty basic financial and supply-side principles.
Maybe he meant 200 a person, though.
Depends where in California.
I was looking at 200 acres for about $250,000 yesterday.
That's 1,100 an acre, so about $40,000 more.
This will end up in the same hopper as student loan forgiveness.
Neither are well thought out.
Neither reward the right behavior.
Neither address root causes.
Both done to win votes from the mathematically challenged.
And Marianne.
$200 million a person?
Lots of laughs.
This is how Democrats negotiate.
Then they'll offer to split the difference and sell for only $100 million.
What a bargain.
This is the same negotiating scam Democrats use with Republicans, and when Republicans fall for it, it moves a political center inexorably leftward by large increments at a time.
When someone pulls nonsense like this, the only sane answer is, not one penny.
Actually, I don't support giving them one penny anyhow.
It's kind of fun watching Amos Brown, vice chair dressed up in his tribal stuff, as he tries to hustle other races.
Final thoughts.
Well, just mine today.
The Democrats are such phonies and frauds.
I mean, it gagged me with a spoon.
Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, we know he's a phony, he's an actor wearing a latex mask.
Even his daughter, his granddaughter, said her grandpa had died.
But because they were so deep into politics, they wanted to continue to influence and control, so they're using another family member to pretend to be Biden.
I've exposed this dozens of different ways.
It's insulting.
The problem being, everyone in Washington has to know they're just not telling us the truth.
Frankly, I no longer believe Congress is worth a bucket of—they tidied it up to say warm spit, but actually the phrase is a bucket of warm piss.
That's right.
Think about what Congress is doing for you.
Damn thing.
Thank goodness Tucker is back.
We need him.
We need him soon.
We need him now.
The sooner the better, Tucker.
Thanks for being here.
Spend as much time as you can with your family, the people you care about, the people you love.
The situation is deteriorating rapidly.
Russia may wind up declaring war on the United States and nuking us.
Believe me, if we get into a world war with Russia, we aren't going to be around to dislike the outcome.
We'll already have been turned to ash.
Don't waste a precious moment.
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