Nov. 5, 2024 - Jim Fetzer
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| And welcome, folks. | |
| This is Truth vs. | |
| the News show. | |
| We've been going for 20 years or more, really, on Truth vs. | |
| News, and I guess the truth is still standing, but the news is all over the place and actually gaining ground, it looks like, over the world, over the truth. | |
| But we are here standing, and who is it? | |
| Who are we? | |
| I'm Donald Gron, your host. | |
| And I have a wonderful view here of my friends. | |
| Oops, let me get this in here. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| There we go. | |
| Anyway, I am Donald Brown, and I have our good panel here, the most awesome panel in the world, led by Jim Special, who is a Author of this and editor of this famous book here, the most critical book in American history, I think. | |
| It's one that is documented well, but the government will not accept it. | |
| And he also wrote a little book about 9-11 being nuked on land, well, in America, and other about 40 books. | |
| But he's a In charge of this show, and he's doing just great. | |
| We also have Bryan Davidson, a private investigator out of Houston, who he's well and gets really close to the action and knows what to say, and it really informs us. | |
| And we also have calling in or coming in from Georgia. | |
| That's by Russia, Georgia. | |
| And we have Richard Hugo back there. | |
| He's an outstanding commentator, and he has a view of the world that we don't get over here. | |
| So, Jim, I guess we're heading to war. | |
| It looks pretty awesome and awful here on Election Eve, by the way. | |
| And they're saying the election might be stolen here on November 4th. | |
| And, I mean, any effort to wreck our election, isn't that treason? | |
| Shouldn't that be a capital of crime? | |
| We'll get there, Don. | |
| We begin with Sergei Lavrov observing US and Russia on the brink of a direct collision. | |
| The U.S. and Russia are very close to engaging in direct military conflict, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov warned in an interview published Friday. | |
| Under the current President Biden, who's taken a downward spiral of Russophobia in the U.S. to its logical conclusion, our countries are on the brink of direct military conflict, he said, without elaboration. | |
| As about next week's election, Lavrov said the outcome would make little difference to Russia. | |
| We have no preference. | |
| When the Trump admin was in power, it adopted the highest number of anti-Russian sanctions compared to its predecessors, no matter who wins. | |
| We don't think the U.S. anti-Russian bent can change. | |
| Though Trump has previously made clear his fondness for Vladimir Putin, the two men are not close and have maintained a deliberately ambiguous relationship. | |
| Last week, Putin says relationship with Washington would depend on what attitude it adopts after the vote. | |
| Welcoming is sincere, Trump's remarks about wanting to end the Ukraine conflict. | |
| In September, Microsoft claimed Russian operatives had ramped up their disinfo operation to malign the Harris campaign through conspiracy-fuel videos. | |
| Raising concerns over foreign influence, targeting the vote, which is a clearer piece of propaganda. | |
| Don't believe that for one minute. | |
| Meanwhile, sad to say you can believe the U.S. is moving heavy bombers to the Middle East. | |
| The Department of Defense announced it's moving military assets to the Middle East and ETIR, what they're calling continued Iranian aggression, but it's very clearly a response to Israeli aggression after Iran vowed to retaliate following last week's strike by Israel on Iran. | |
| The Pentagon ordered deployment of additional ballistic missile defense destroyers, fighter squadrons, tanker aircraft, and several B-52 long-range strike bombers, perhaps the most awesome military weapon ever designed by the hand of man. | |
| The forces will arrive in the coming months! | |
| These deployments are built on recent decision to deploy the THAAD, Terminal High Altitude Area Defense System, to Israel, as well as DOD's sustained amphibious Ready Group Marina Expeditionary Unit in the Mediterranean. | |
| Pentagon Press Secretary Major General Ryder said the movements demonstrated the flexible nature of U.S. global defense posture and capability to deploy worldwide on short notice. | |
| Statement added, the U.S. would respond if Iran or its terrorist proxy groups, I regard them as freedom fighters, throughout the region targeted U.S. personnel or interests. | |
| The repositioning of forces comes after Iran's signal that it would respond to Israel's limited attack. | |
| Iranian state media highlighted remarks from two top officials who said they would respond after Israel struck the country following Iran's 180-plus missile attack on Israel, which was very significant compared to the token pinprick administered by Israel upon Iran in retaliation. | |
| Iran's response to Zionist aggression is definite, said General Ali Fadavi, Deputy Commander of the Revolutionary Corps. | |
| We have never left an aggression unanswered in 40 years. | |
| We are capable of destroying all the Zionists possessed with one operation. | |
| You can take that to the bank, I believe it 100%. | |
| Ghosh Saman, Mohammad, Golpeyagny, head of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's office said Iran would deliver a fierce, tooth-breaking response. | |
| Analysts said Iran's stuck between a rock and a hard place. | |
| If it does not respond, it'll be a weak boost of credibility, and presumably if it does respond, it's going to face Israeli retaliation. | |
| Kamal Karzani, Iran's strategic council on foreign relations head, declared the Islamic regime now possesses technological capabilities to create a nuclear weapon. | |
| Iran already has enough enriched uranium. | |
| If it decided to do it, it could build a weapon in roughly a week. | |
| We now have the technical capabilities necessary to produce nuclear weapons, that is, atomic bombs. | |
| We're ready for war, but do not want to escalate, because we have currently proven our ability to deter from doing so. | |
| The matter is up to the Israelis. | |
| If they really want to continue, we will respond to them. | |
| Meanwhile, here's a report about it. | |
| Oh, correction. | |
| This is a statement from the International Criminal Court declaring that Israel's occupation of Palestine is illegal. | |
| Very significant. | |
| But listen carefully. | |
| The court also found that illegal Israeli occupation violates the UN Charter, human rights, and international humanitarian law. | |
| The court further unequivocally declared that all Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory are illegal and must be dismantled and that all Israeli settlers must be evacuated. | |
| The courts declared that Israeli illegal occupation not only violates but eviscerates the Palestinian people's right to self-determination in their own land, including the right to their own state. | |
| This ruling couldn't be more timely or sorely needed. | |
| The Palestinian people have endured unbearable suffering and injustice for decades. | |
| This ruling is a vindication of their steadfastness and perseverance. | |
| This right must no longer be denied or deferred. | |
| The court made clear that the Palestinian people are the only sovereign in the occupied Palestinian territory, including East Jerusalem, and that the international community is under an obligation not just to reaffirm the Palestinian people's right to self-determination, and that the international community is under an obligation not just to reaffirm the Palestinian people's right to self-determination, but to | |
| All states and the UN are now under obligation not to recognize the legality of Israel's presence in the occupied Palestinian territory. | |
| Wow. | |
| I think that's rather historic. | |
| I'm sure we would all agree. | |
| Victor Hugo, your thoughts? | |
| From what I understand, Spain, Ireland, and other countries also denounced Israel as an occupying terrorist state. | |
| And from what I understand, people are thinking that Israel is using weather weapons If you are not aware, Spain just had about a hundred years worth of rain in one day, and the people there are suffering tremendously. | |
| It just seemed kind of coincidental that after Spain joined Ireland and other nations in exposing and coming out publicly denouncing Israel as a country, committing genocide, which they are. | |
| So I wouldn't put it past them. | |
| We're living in a day and age where a lot of the people, when you follow the money, it goes to the central bankers, to the World Bank, to the IMF. These are the people that are trying to depopulate the planet. | |
| And they're bringing out these weapon systems that most people are not aware of. | |
| They think these are conspiracy theories. | |
| You're noticing this happening in North Carolina. | |
| You saw it in Lahaina, Hawaii. | |
| Nobody's talking about this. | |
| There's people that are... | |
| They're not talking about the high number of deaths in North Carolina. | |
| And it's incredible that the... | |
| I call them the United Slaves of America. | |
| It's great that the US military can... | |
| Get so quickly to defend Israel, but why aren't people asking why can't that same military be so quick to defend the U.S. border in all over the South and also the North? | |
| So, I mean, again, the U.S. taxpayers Are having it rubbed in their face. | |
| That report that you read showed how positive these people are. | |
| It's wonderful that on such short notice the US military can get out there to help Israel. | |
| Well, what's going to happen in the next 48 hours when either way this election goes, there's going to be an uprising and the US military is not going to be anywhere to be found. | |
| They're going to be busy defending Israel, which is a trap because the greatest ally of the United States sold all the military secrets to China and Russia, and Russia and China are ready to kick America's military ass thanks to the stolen information gotten from America's so-called greatest ally, Israel. | |
| It's just such a big trap. | |
| Well, I don't know. | |
| I know the toxic leadership at the highest levels of the U.S. military are aware of this. | |
| They're all a bunch of traitors. | |
| So, yeah, I'm praying for the United Slaves of But anyway, the Deagle report says that a whole bunch of people in 2025 are going to die. | |
| They're going to die in the U.S. Russia and China have already carved out their piece of the pie, and this is all planned. | |
| It's a shame. | |
| A lot of us have been warning people, but everybody's busy being woke, and pretty soon they're going to be broken dead. | |
| I think it's virtually certain that it was weather warfare that hit Spain for supporting the Palestinians. | |
| Brian, your thoughts? | |
| Well, this is a strange time. | |
| There are so many battles breaking out on so many different cultural, political, and strategic fronts that it's hard to keep track of everything that's taking place. | |
| President Joe Biden is nowhere to be found except for a 10-second snippet of Trump people are garbage. | |
| The whole media is gaslighting to say that Kamala Harris is going to be the next president. | |
| That includes Fox News, which is starting to get ripped from a cultural perspective here in the United States. | |
| Once this election takes place, either they're going to Usher in Trump or the states are going to have to decide if they want to finally start making moves against a federal government that's so corrupt that it can't run a proper election. | |
| As for the strategy in Russia and Iran, our strategy in Russia for a long time has been to drain them dry. | |
| And at this point in time, Ukraine's completely running out of troops. | |
| Money continues to flow both directions, but there's a lot of anxiety about the United States election. | |
| Who are the big winners in all this? | |
| While all this political turmoil is taking place, of course, we have Israel sweeping the floor with the Palestinians. | |
| What I think the hostage count is somewhere like 111 Israelis to 9,600 Hamas and Palestinians that the Israelis That the Israelites have taken. | |
| Plus, if you look at the damage control, it's insane. | |
| So it almost seems like the vault of morality is being robbed every day that the Americans focus continually on this election, while at the same time the globalists get stronger every day. | |
| They want a deeply divided America, and we can't have an America that's divided I think it's closer to 65, 35. | |
| But the question for me comes down to it's very simple. | |
| The people may rebel. | |
| But what about the states? | |
| And I think the states are the more important issue. | |
| They're so dependent upon federal funds, but they're the ones that are able to put together the National Guard. | |
| They're the ones that are able to put together the political pressure. | |
| The people are very, very weak at this point in time. | |
| All we can do is talk to our local senators and house reps and, you know, beg that they try to keep a lid on this election. | |
| Of course, those people are paid off, bought and paid for. | |
| I don't see a fight brewing on any front right now. | |
| We might have a very pissed off population, but that doesn't mean we're going to make any progress, except to be called a bunch of terrorists when this is all said and done. | |
| And I do believe they're going to crown Paris, the new president. | |
| I don't think Trump can take office come January, what is it, 20th or January 9th, I think? | |
| 20th. | |
| The ratification, the voters counted on the 6th. | |
| But the inauguration would be on the 20th, yes. | |
| 21st. | |
| By the way, you're looking sharp. | |
| You're looking sharp, Jim. | |
| I noticed you got a haircut. | |
| Good job there. | |
| Well, I think the situation is very, very perilous. | |
| We'll see. | |
| We have an election two days away. | |
| Here's what the final polls show. | |
| A lot of them are clearly rigged. | |
| I think the best turn out to be Rasmussen on November 1st showing Trump had a three-point lead nationally over Harris. | |
| That spells a wipeout. | |
| Historically, the Democrats have always had national leads because they're more registered Democrats than Republicans, a reason why they want to get rid of the Electoral College. | |
| For Trump to have a three-point lead over Harris spells an electoral landslide. | |
| The final survey from Atlas shows Trump's ahead in all swing states by from one to six and a half points, pollsters saying he has significant margins over Harris in Nevada and Arizona. | |
| A model produced by Nate Silver, who used to operate the 538 website, has given Trump a 53.8% chance of winning over Harris, 45.8, but that's way too high for Harris, way too low for Trump. | |
| At the same time, he's accused bolsters of putting their finger on the scale to try to keep the race close in the polls to warrant the steal. | |
| We got an early breakdown. | |
| Here's a nice graph from RealClearPolitics showing how the race has developed. | |
| At one point Kamala had a lead over Trump, but otherwise it's been Trump virtually all the way and growing. | |
| So that's the latest in terms of the polls. | |
| Victor Hugo? | |
| As you know, Jim, I love those polls. | |
| They're funnier than any Saturday Night Live skit recently. | |
| And it's always nice to look back on those polls and see how wrong they are and why people even bother to still believe them. | |
| It's just such a scam. | |
| I find this whole situation rather cute. | |
| From the outside looking in, it's nice to see Americans thinking that they can somehow vote their way out of this. | |
| And every time I see those videos of people voting for Trump and then Kamala Harris ends up getting the vote, It's fun. | |
| And I don't even say this in jest because the thing is we all know it's a joke. | |
| And I've been saying this for years. | |
| I'm like, listen, you're using the same machine. | |
| I'm going to put on my Jewish mother voice. | |
| Oi! | |
| You're using the same machines from 2020. | |
| What kind of a mashagana are you? | |
| You're using the same machines from 2022, booby! | |
| What makes you think that this machine in 2024 is going to be any different? | |
| It's not going to be any different. | |
| But the Goy, they think it's going to be different. | |
| The Goy, the Goy, yes. | |
| No, Trump's got all the votes. | |
| Everybody knows. | |
| But like Stalin said, and I'm in the home of Stalin. | |
| This is the Republic of Georgia. | |
| Stalin said, it's not who votes, it's who counts the votes. | |
| And the thing is, you've got these people who are psychopaths. | |
| Because they're traitors. | |
| They're cheaters. | |
| We're living in a society that's like the Weimar Republic. | |
| Where all sorts of perversion and degeneracy and lying and cheating and stealing has become the norm. | |
| So, well, welcome to the United States of Israel. | |
| And, yeah, tomorrow's going to be a very interesting day. | |
| Trump's going to win, but Kamala's going to be president. | |
| And if you say anything against it, you'll end up like the J6 in solitary confinement, and you won't get a pardon from Trump and the... | |
| What a mess, man. | |
| The whole world is just looking and shaking their heads. | |
| It's Weimar Republic all over again, only USA style. | |
| Well, I hope you're wrong, but I fear you're right. | |
| Brian, your thoughts. | |
| So two issues that just were mentioned, the electoral college... | |
| I'm sorry? | |
| Oh, no, that was just me applauding. | |
| Okay. | |
| Two issues, Electoral College and polls. | |
| If you remember the Founding Fathers' original purpose in setting up Electoral College was for a smooth transition. | |
| At that point in time, news traveled relatively slow, and there was a big question as to who was going to be properly represented in Congress. | |
| For the electors, or that's why they set up the Electoral College, because if you were to sit and wait for a popular vote to be cast and everything counted across all the 13 colonies, it would have taken forever because the news had to travel by horse and carriage and it could have been manipulated immediately. | |
| in a lot of different ways. | |
| We didn't want a long, tedious, drawn out process. | |
| So they came up with the Electoral College where each state was represented by something akin to their population. | |
| So this is why it set up the way it is. | |
| And of course, each state gets to appoint their own electors. | |
| And then the electors are the ones that get together and cast their vote for the president. | |
| So it all happens relatively quickly. | |
| That's what the January 6th insurrection was supposed to be about. | |
| As for the polls, it's my understanding that these people are paid a great deal of money to make sure that the Democrats are oversampled and that the public is gaslit into believing that the Democrats are keeping it closed so that it's easier to pull off the steel. | |
| That's not the case at this time. | |
| And for the polls to come out and say, well, likely voters. | |
| Okay, so what about all the people that have changed their vote from Democrat to Republican? | |
| Has anybody noticed the massive wave of people that are leaving the Democrat Party in droves and coming over to the Republican side because they like Trump? | |
| All that Kamala Harris has going for is the people that think that they're well-educated because they watch MSNBC and they emerged from academia where they were brainwashed into believing that the Democrat Party was best for America because they were against slavery, | |
| a lie against men hating women, a lie against the family unit, a lie against And so that whole cultural progressive mindset right now is slipping down the tubes as people begin to realize that the old ways are the better ways. | |
| And I think that we've got a tremendous amount of people that have come over to the Trump camp. | |
| Now, I'm not going to say there's not going to be problems with the Trump side of this election at the same time, and I'm not going to say... | |
| But it sounds like Harris has went ahead and aligned herself with some very powerful lawyers, and they plan on contesting the electors if the electors get together and choose to cast their votes for Trump, which I certainly hope they do, because I don't think we have a chance in hell if we let the globalists have control of this puppet, who's obviously a puppet. | |
| Think about how bad, if you think Biden was bad, look at Harris. | |
| I mean, this woman is crazy. | |
| That's all I'm going to say. | |
| Very good, very good, very good. | |
| Hold on. | |
| Inepical political reanignment, toxic femininity, and voters are driving voters to run. | |
| With a week to go, momentum seems to have decisively shifted away from Harris in favor of Trump. | |
| Journalists Michael Schellenberger and Alex Gutentag are calling it an epical realignment of American politics, claiming toxic femininity and wokeism are turning the tide in Trump's favor. | |
| Schellenberger tweeted just a few weeks ago, a Kamala Harris victory seemed near inevitable. | |
| Today it appears unlikely. | |
| Whatever happens November 5th, toxic femininity and wokeism are driving men, Jews, billionaires, and Muslims away from the Democrats. | |
| We're on the cusp of an ethical political realignment. | |
| Schellenberger and Guten Tag in an article published in Public said Trump is seeing increased support for men, billionaires, Muslims, and Jews. | |
| Among the indicators, the tide is turning as growing public support for Trump's immigration plans, which have forced Harris to move back toward the center. | |
| They point to the fact that in under 24 hours, more than 20 million viewed Joe Rogan's three-hour interview with Trump. | |
| The one that has struggled to clearly answer questions put to her in the CNN town hall with Anderson Cooper. | |
| Meanwhile, her closing argument as to why she ought to be elected came off as desperation, devolving into calling Trump a fascist and Hitler sympathizer. | |
| The best evidence the claim is not being taken seriously can be seen in the growing number of black, Latino, and young male voters telling pollsters they'll be voting for Trump in larger numbers in 2022. | |
| He has also drawn endorsement from several Arab and Muslim leaders that narrowed Harris's lead among Jewish voters, They mention his growing support among the elite class, between billionaires like Elon Musk and Bill Ackman, many of whom in the past were Democrats or previously voted for Biden. | |
| One reason they give her rejecting Harris is the populist backlash against the mainstream media at a time when public concern over free speech is second only to concerns about immigration. | |
| The journalists concede the election could still go either way, but they also note that even if Harris were to win, she would not have a mandate to pursue a progressive agenda. | |
| They think the 2024 election may go down in history as having demonstrated a significant realignment of the electorate, where Republicans gain and maintain a majority by capturing greater support from those who are driven away from the Democrats by woke policies. | |
| Meanwhile, and this is fairly astonishing, Harris-Biden regime fails to send absentee ballots to active military. | |
| Service members also stated when a request for a federal right in absentee ballot was made, they were told to base the stockpile of such ballots was depleted and had not been replenished. | |
| Why? | |
| Because military members vote overwhelmingly Republican. | |
| The Democrats are registering overseas residents to vote in election without proper identification. | |
| But the military members whose identity is not in doubt were denied their right to vote. | |
| They're registering illegals to vote, while those fighting and dying for the country are robbed of their most basic right. | |
| These destroyers are printing innumerable, duplicate, multiple illegal mail-in ballots, while the Pentagon claims their stockpile of ballots is depleted. | |
| Absolute tyranny. | |
| Republican lawmakers are demanding answers after receiving complaints about inadequate resources to help military service members vote. | |
| Active duty members claim the Pentagon has not allocated enough resources to let them cast their ballots on time and that the stockpiled right in absentee ballots on at least one base is depleted and not been replenished, which would be easy to do. | |
| Representative Brian Mass of Florida, Bill Hunsinger of Michigan, Mike Walsh of Florida, penned a letter to Lloyd Austin, writing with grave concern about the deficiencies in the DOD protocols, including not making service members aware of their options on how to vote. | |
| Our nation's brave men and women in uniform brought to our attention there have been inadequate education at the administrative level on how to register and vote, requesting an MCD ballot, and filling a federal write-in. | |
| If the state-issued ballot does not arrive in time, Meanwhile, this, in my opinion, was a huge blunder, because if they're counting on the military to back them up, I think they have solidified against Biden-Harris. | |
| This is despicable. | |
| Victor Hugo. | |
| I think the truth versus news has become a comedy show, because the truth is the United States is a joke. | |
| I mean, and I have to disagree with you, Jim Fetzer, as someone We're good to go. | |
| These order followers to just shoot the Americans who dare to say, hey, listen, wait a minute, Trump won. | |
| They're gonna shoot because you know what? | |
| I'm just doing my job. | |
| I mean, again, this is Germany, but USA style. | |
| And yeah, I mean, these are all order followers. | |
| I've seen the videos of those fat, woke white women hanging out in front of the election places with these fake badges claiming to be, you know, ballot safety people. | |
| I've seen the videos of those police officers closing down the voting places early. | |
| It's supposed to stay open until 5, 5.30, the police officers just doing their job, showing up at 1.30, closing down the polling stations, getting rid of everybody. | |
| Oh, and I also saw the videos of the people who were supposed to be Americans allowing these busloads full of illegal aliens coming in and cutting in front of the line of everybody because, hey, listen, you know, I'm just doing my job. | |
| So it's freaking hilarious from the outside looking in because everybody's like, USA number one, USA number one, Trump, Trump, Trump. | |
| Meanwhile, like Brian was saying earlier, Nobody's going to do shit, man. | |
| Trump's going to win. | |
| Kamala Harris is going to be president. | |
| The military is going to shoot whoever their officer who's a tranny wearing a dress, long hair, speaking like this and saying, hey, listen, I need you to shoot those traitors, those Trump people. | |
| They're really bad. | |
| They're bad. | |
| You need to shoot them, okay? | |
| Okay, I'm just doing my job. | |
| Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. | |
| And yeah, it's like really weird. | |
| And then, oh, the other thing is, thank you, Brian, for reminding me. | |
| If, by some miracle, Trump becomes president, I can't blame the Jews anymore for all this. | |
| So thank you, Brian, for reminding me. | |
| It's not the Jews, people. | |
| It's the globalists. | |
| It's the Tchaikoms. | |
| It's the deep state. | |
| So yeah, thank you. | |
| But let's not blame the Jews for all this, even though it's the Jews. | |
| Brian? | |
| By talking about the globalists, I'm not minimizing the role of the Zionists. | |
| I know damn well how involved they are at the highest levels with both AIPAC and the Anti-Defamation League controlling our people. | |
| I know very well what Zionism does, and I recognize it. | |
| level. | |
| But I also recognize that there are a number of other secret societies that are modeled after old Jewish protocols. | |
| And that includes the Protocols of Zion, which is largely adopted in many portions at the high levels of the Freemasonry cult, as well as the Committee of 300, as well as the Atlantic League, which gets together. | |
| You've got the Council of 300. | |
| You've got a number of different organizations that contribute to it. | |
| And I would put them in the category of the banksters. | |
| Yes, the Jews are the historic villains when it comes to Germany, when it comes to the fact that they've been kicked out of 175 different countries with the fact that their culture does believe that they're superior to us, with the fact that they're so clannish that they make sure the Jews are installed in all of their interests with the fact that they're so clannish that they make sure the Jews are installed in all of their interests at the top But I don't blame them exclusively. | |
| I do think that they're a major part of the problem, but I'm not going to put it exclusively on a race. | |
| And as a matter of fact, even among the Jews, I would be wise enough to recognize that there's two categories. | |
| There's the Zionist-level political class, and then there's the I'm not an idiot about that stuff. | |
| On the second hand, I want to mention the voting machine. | |
| This is 2024. | |
| We started building programming back in the 60s. | |
| If at this point in time... | |
| We can't audit this election as simply as view source to see how many cycles of the program. | |
| Why in the world we can't come up with a voting machine that's open source so that everybody can inspect the source code and make sure that it's properly tallying and put everything in the proper budgets at this day and time? | |
| I could design a voting system that goes on an Android Or, you know, works on something better than what's designed right now. | |
| Everything they've got right now is completely closed source. | |
| Nobody can inspect the code. | |
| It's all special insider contracts to determine who's going to have what, where, why. | |
| And nobody can be trusted at all. | |
| Why in the world the states wouldn't adopt a system that could be easily audited by any programmer or member of the community is beyond me. | |
| But, as we know, they don't want fair elections. | |
| They want to be able to control the power bases. | |
| And the last thing they want are the people taking back control of their government, because the people might make decisions that are not in the interests of the globalists and the military-industrial alliance and the elites. | |
| And just to reinforce your points about programming, we're talking about a simple addition of Algorithm. | |
| Take a number and add one to it to produce a new number and plus one. | |
| I mean, this is as elementary as it gets in computer programming. | |
| Victor Hugo. | |
| Check sums and cycles. | |
| We all get together in the same room. | |
| We take two fake parties. | |
| We run it against the system. | |
| Everybody agrees the programming is perfect. | |
| We set the programming out there, and we can simply audit how many times was the program cycle. | |
| Where did the votes go? | |
| What buckets? | |
| Even simpler, use human beings to count paper ballots and be done with it. | |
| You wanted to add. | |
| I just wanted to thank you, Brian, for reminding me. | |
| Besides the globalists, the Chaikoms, and the deep state, it is, in fact, the Zionists. | |
| It's not the Jews. | |
| But I do want to respectfully correct something. | |
| It wasn't the Zionists, the globalists, the deep state, or the Chaikoms that ran out of... | |
| It was 109 countries. | |
| You said that it was a fact. | |
| I think it was 154 countries. | |
| No, it was 109 countries. | |
| You can verify that. | |
| That's a fact. | |
| And they were kicked out of 109 countries over a thousand times. | |
| That's a fact. | |
| You can verify that. | |
| I just want to clarify that. | |
| It wasn't the Zionists that were kicked out of 109 countries over a thousand times. | |
| It wasn't the Chaikoms that were kicked out of 109 countries over a thousand times. | |
| It wasn't the Deep State that were kicked out of 109 countries over a thousand times. | |
| And it wasn't the Globalists that were kicked out of 109 countries over a thousand times. | |
| I also want to clarify Jew is a religion. | |
| It's not a race. | |
| Again, the only reason I say this is with all due respect, we got to stop with this. | |
| It's not the Jews. | |
| Listen, there's black Jews. | |
| So if you're going to tell me that Jew is a race, then explain to me how me, I'm a black guy, okay, from the waist down. | |
| I'm like Michael Obama. | |
| How am I a Jew and a Blackie? | |
| There's also Asian Jews. | |
| So you're telling me, again, and to say that it's a fact, we've got to be careful here because this is truth versus news. | |
| So if we're going to be telling that it's the truth... | |
| I'm not lecturing anybody on this. | |
| I'm not saying that. | |
| I'm not lecturing anybody on this. | |
| And I know, is it a race or is it a religion? | |
| I know all those issues. | |
| But you said it's a fact. | |
| And that's not a fact because I'm telling you... | |
| A black Jew who's Chinese. | |
| And I have seen one. | |
| I've actually showed him on my show. | |
| He's an amazing looking specimen. | |
| He's a black, red-haired, Asian Jew. | |
| I'm like, holy cow, they exist. | |
| But that's not a race. | |
| It's a religion. | |
| Just like you could be a Christian and you could be black or you could be Asian. | |
| Christianity is not a race. | |
| Neither is Muslim. | |
| So we've got to stop because that's where they get you. | |
| That's where they get you. | |
| And yeah, I'm going to start saying that it's not the Jews because I don't need my head cut off when Trump gets in and makes it anti-Semitic for me to start pointing out the real facts. | |
| So yeah, alright, I'll live the lie. | |
| It's the Zionists. | |
| Zionists weren't around when Jesus was executed, by the way. | |
| It wasn't even the Jews. | |
| The Jews is a word that recently came in. | |
| These people are of the synagogue of Satan. | |
| Yes, it was. | |
| Well... | |
| The Bible's been rewritten. | |
| And Jesus was killed for hate speech. | |
| He was killed for hate speech. | |
| But I'm just saying Jesus was killed for hate speech. | |
| They were hate speech laws back then, if you look it all up. | |
| And that's what's happening now. | |
| Trump is putting in the hate speech. | |
| And I would be like right there with the guillotine because I happen to say, you know, listen. | |
| So anyway, I just want to clarify the facts. | |
| You can look up the facts, whether it's a hundred or fifty-four. | |
| I happen to think it's a hundred and nine and it was over a thousand times. | |
| I'm praying that the United States becomes a hundred and ten and that people start saying, you know what? | |
| It's the Jews, man. | |
| It's the Jews. | |
| There's no other way around it. | |
| I mean, really. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you, my friend. | |
| Another far left poll show drop winning by a landslide. | |
| Far-left Krasen brothers, Ed and Bryan, have never been accused of being geniuses, but this is bad even for them. | |
| It's at least the fourth time it's happened. | |
| The brothers take turn running polls about the election, thinking this time is different. | |
| Surely with almost a million far-left followers, they can produce a poll that will result in Harris coming out on top. | |
| The only problem? | |
| Each one has backfired. | |
| Here's the latest. | |
| Brian Kazenstein, who do you genuinely think is winning the election? | |
| Harris? | |
| Trump? | |
| As of press time, the results are already looking good for President Trump. | |
| Take a look. | |
| Who do you think will genuinely win the election with 51,319 votes? | |
| Harris, 28.8%. | |
| Trump, 71.2%. | |
| As I mentioned, it's not the first time this has happened. | |
| They, the brothers, don't seem to learn very quickly or at all. | |
| Meanwhile, former Clinton advisor predicts a Trump landslide, an absolute wipeout. | |
| Trump's going to win about 360 electoral votes. | |
| Former Clinton campaign advisor Dick Morris has predicted Trump will win an electoral landslide. | |
| Against Harris. | |
| During an interview on the Jeff Katz Show, he said he anticipates an absolute wipeout. | |
| Morris told Katz, I think Trump's going to win. | |
| I don't think he's going to be that close. | |
| I think he'll win the popular vote narrowly, but that'll translate into an electoral landslide. | |
| He explained in 2016, Trump defeated his opponent Hillary Clinton in a wipeout, despite Democrats winning the popular vote by 2.8%. | |
| I think that's what's going to happen here. | |
| I think Trump's going to carry all the swing states, with a possible exception of Wisconsin. | |
| Moore's predicted Republican presidential nominee would win Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. | |
| Trump will pick up surprises like maybe Virginia and even Minnesota with those kinds of numbers. | |
| I think Trump's going to win about 360 electoral votes. | |
| Harris is going to win about 100. | |
| So it will be an absolute wipeout. | |
| He said he had a sneaking suspicion Trump will even win Virginia. | |
| He agreed Trump has a very good chance. | |
| Katz asked Morris whether he predicted the success would carry a down-ballot and secure a Republican majority in the House and Senate. | |
| I think he'll clearly keep the House, probably add five or ten seats. | |
| In the Senate, I see him picking up West Virginia, which is kind of a given. | |
| Montana? | |
| Then Ohio even looks like it. | |
| Moore stated that pulling data from Michigan to Wisconsin looked very positive for Trump, though he's not sure he'll win those states. | |
| He'll come very close and he may actually win them. | |
| Important to understand, in a Senate race, if your opponent is under 50%, which most incumbents are, the undecided usually break against them. | |
| Because if you're undecided, it's like saying you can't be married to the same woman next year. | |
| I think it indicates discontent with the Democrat incumbents. | |
| He explained many of the Senate racers are hanging by a single point, but with Democrat incumbents under 50 percent, the Republicans could gain five to six seats. | |
| The point is if Trump wins, we've got control even if we don't pick up another seat, even if we lose West Virginia. | |
| Knowing Trump's vice presidential nominee, J.D. Vance, would vote Republican. | |
| Katz asked Morris to share his thought on Trump's McDonald's shift in garbage truck briefing. | |
| Morris responding, saying, Harris's effort to frame Trump as an out-of-touch elite billionaire are not working. | |
| Trump looks great. | |
| Let me go forward. | |
| One of the best bolsters in the nation pinpoints why Kamala is in trouble. | |
| Poor Kamala can't catch a break. | |
| The reaction from the CNN town hall already had Democrats in a complete panic. | |
| Now one of the best bolsters in the nation pinpoints why Kamala is in trouble. | |
| Politics can get crazy. | |
| Unpredictable circumstances can change on a dime. | |
| 2024 is a prime example of a crazy cycle. | |
| In a matter of days, Democrats went from carrying Biden around as their nominee, weekend at Bernie style, to ditching him and appointing V.P. Harris. | |
| The move to Kamal was unprecedented as no elector, none, has ever voted for her in a Democrat primary or caucus, either in 2020 or 2024. | |
| She's never received a single vote. | |
| We're president. | |
| But just as fast as politics can give you everything, it can also take it away. | |
| This is a lesson Kamala's learning the hard way. | |
| Just a few weeks ago, she was up in nearly every poll. | |
| Democrats were giddy about her prospect to demolish former President Trump. | |
| But then reality set in. | |
| Voters began to learn about the real Kamala. | |
| Everyone now realizes she doesn't have the skill set necessary to serve as president. | |
| But she's in a tight situation. | |
| She has to show the public she's able to be presidential, can take questions and answer them without a teleprompter. | |
| So in her latest attempt to salvage her campaign, she went on CNN to do a town hall. | |
| You would think being on CNN would mean she's in friendly territory, could escape without major blunders. | |
| But the whole town hall was a travesty for Kamal and her campaign. | |
| She couldn't even answer the most basic questions. | |
| She even fumbled the question, what is one of your weaknesses? | |
| CNBC brought in famous pollster Frank Lawrence. | |
| To try to explain what's going on and shed some good news on Kamala performance. | |
| But Luntz had nothing good to say. | |
| Went so far as this air, CNN town hall illustrates what's wrong with Kamala's campaign. | |
| But I think that clip illustrates exactly why she's in trouble. | |
| And it's something I don't understand the campaign didn't address. | |
| They asked her specifically, where do you stand on the wall? | |
| And what does she do? | |
| She goes and shifts right to Donald Trump, mentioning him twice within the first five seconds. | |
| She still hasn't closed the deal. | |
| She still hasn't said to people exactly what she would do. | |
| Then, let Satan provide some guidance to Kamala, which, alas, will fall on deaf ears. | |
| He claimed Kamala should have said in the opening, I want to tell you what I'm going to do in the first hour, the first day, the first week. | |
| It's going to take me five minutes, so Anderson, just sit tight. | |
| Here's what we're going to do by 1 p.m. | |
| She didn't do any of that. | |
| She hasn't told the public step by step what she's about. | |
| She's supposed to say, within the first wave of hours, I'm going to introduce legislation that supports a wall, supports a DREAM Act for progressives who want people who came in through no fault of their own and improves illegal immigration so more can come here the right way. | |
| It's such an easy compromise. | |
| But she doesn't say it. | |
| Meanwhile, does the woke Washington Post staffer's meltdown foreshadow a Democrat civil war? | |
| No American truly cares who a large, historically leftist newspaper endorses, because for the most part, America is already well aware of their own and that media's beliefs. | |
| But both the Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times have remarkably declined to endorse Kamala Harris. | |
| Now these employees who thought that was what they should have done are quitting en masse, which is really a wonderful thing to see because the world definitely needs plenty of unemployed Washington Post and LA Times editorial writers to attack their bosses. | |
| He believes this is a foreshadowing if Kamala loses the election, despite all the insane measures taken against Trump, including two assassination attempts If she loses this election, he says, this kind of turning on the publisher, turning on Bezos, turning on the owner of the New York Times, turning on each other, is kind of a foreshadowing of the Democrat civil war you're going to see. | |
| These folks aren't going to take it lying down. | |
| Their power has been decreasing every single day. | |
| The more they attack Donald Trump, the higher his popularity goes. | |
| As opposed to looking outward or even inward and saying, where is this popularity coming from? | |
| What have we gone wrong? | |
| They're kind of circling around a firing squad to turn on each other. | |
| I think that's good news for everyone except them. | |
| Victor, you go. | |
| Unfortunately, from what I'm hearing, the election is being heavily stolen by Kamala Harris. | |
| So it doesn't matter if she's... | |
| Repulsive to the public. | |
| Again, it goes back to what Stalin said. | |
| It's those who count the votes and the Dominion machines are being rigged. | |
| And not only that, but there are several states that are saying that the election results won't be in for sometimes up to three weeks. | |
| So that's going to create a situation that's very dangerous in the United States. | |
| So, okay, Trump's going to win. | |
| We all know that. | |
| But what happens when Trump wins? | |
| What's he actually going to be able to do? | |
| That's the thing that people need to start wondering. | |
| Okay, so he gets in. | |
| He's still up against these same deep state Chaikom globalist Zionists, and they want him dead. | |
| And if they don't kill him, they want him to create this war with Iran. | |
| So that World War III can happen. | |
| So anyway, it's a bad situation even if Trump gets in. | |
| Because he's either going to make anti-Semitism illegal, which is ridiculous again because Semitic is a language. | |
| It's not a race or a religion. | |
| It's a freaking language. | |
| But if they let him live, he's going to have to attack Iran. | |
| If he attacks Iran, that means Russia and China are going to step in and the United States of America is going to get its ass kicked. | |
| So, let's say they assassinate him. | |
| Then J.D. Vance comes in. | |
| And J.D. Vance is a total puppet of the Zionist, globalist, chaycom deep state. | |
| So he'll be in there for eight years if he makes it that long. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I mean, really, what's the plan if Trump wins? | |
| He's really going to be able to get rid of all these MS-13, these Venezuelan gangs? | |
| All these, like, criminals and these crazy people that have been left out of all the prisons and insane asylums, really, with these cops that are afraid to go after the real people. | |
| They have to be killing, I don't know if you heard about Peanut the squirrel that they went in with the SWAT team to get the people so that they can euthanize the squirrel. | |
| Are they going to send that same SWAT team over to get rid of the MS-13? | |
| I don't think so. | |
| This is a bunch of bullshit that they're feeding everybody. | |
| Eh, you know what? | |
| It's not the Jews, people. | |
| It's not the Jews. | |
| J.D. Vance has now said it's not in the interest of America to go to war with Iran. | |
| He would not have said that without the approval of Donald Trump. | |
| I believe Trump is a non-interventionist. | |
| He's already talked about ending the war with Ukraine virtually overnight. | |
| He could do the same, I believe, with Hamas and Israel. | |
| In fact, there's some predicting that if Trump isn't elected, that overnight those wars will come to an end. | |
| Brian, your thoughts. | |
| Yeah, I'm not so skeptical about The first time Trump went around, I can understand a lot of the early growing pangs that he had to be going through, being installed in D.C. from New York for the first time. | |
| He's having a hard time getting his appointments. | |
| There's like 2,600 decisions that need to be made in terms of who the leaders of the agencies are going to be. | |
| Jim Jordan says he's going to go around and he's going to start putting the firing, not firing squad, but he's going to start firing a lot of these people and he's going to have the power to do it. | |
| He might have up to 55 senators behind him. | |
| He might have the House behind him. | |
| If he does get that sort of overwhelming power and he's able to win in the important places so that this isn't a continually contested election and everything goes smooth, then I think he'll have a tremendous amount of power. | |
| And I think he'll also have a very good plan. | |
| The first thing I would do if I was president was convene a council, like a three-month council, and have each state send a small team of programmers, put everybody in a room, and have them figure out exactly how the voting machines ought to work, create an open-source technology and have them figure out exactly how the voting machines ought to work, create an open-source technology platform, and then get the states to begin to That way everybody can do checksums. | |
| Everybody can agree this is exactly how it works. | |
| We can make sure that the code's not manipulated. | |
| We can make sure that there's no new code being added, that it's perfect and that it's clean and that the system is as good as it gets. | |
| Then the states can choose to adopt it and go with it their own way. | |
| They're the ones that have to put the electors in place. | |
| Second thing I would do is begin the process of re-securing the border wall and making sure that the hemorrhaging stops down on the south end. | |
| That is a monumental task that he began in good conscience and did a good job with until the Democrats derailed it and Congress didn't give him the money that he needs. | |
| He's going to have a lot of power if he does get into office. | |
| And I think this is why the Democrats are so afraid of him right now. | |
| They're horrified of what could possibly happen if he gets the reins, which is why all this gaslighting has taken place with the media calling him a Nazi, saying that he wanted Liz Cheney behind his shoes. | |
| The squirrel thing, that's... | |
| Yeah, the Trump people are pissed about it. | |
| Everybody liked that squirrel. | |
| But it's a distraction in terms of what's important out there. | |
| Yes, it gets Trump supporters upset that they sent in, you know, 15 or 17 agents and basically arrested the guy and killed his pet squirrel. | |
| I mean, give me a break. | |
| It's a perfect example of government completely out of control from a cultural perspective. | |
| And I think that's what people are getting upset with. | |
| Now, if he does get RFK Jr. in place and he gets Elon Musk to help him out. | |
| I mean, look what Elon Musk did to Twitter in terms of getting rid of the empty weight in each of the agencies. | |
| Now, this is a government. | |
| This is a whole lot different than a dictator coming in and buying Twitter, but the same principles could take place with the proper executive orders of the proper appointments of the proper people to make sure that the place is cleaned out of Dangerous resistance. | |
| So it could be a turning point for America if he got into place, which is why I think they're going to put up all the fight in the world that they possibly can all along the way, even if the electors do end up coming back and giving him the needed electoral college votes. | |
| They're going to fight it all the way. | |
| Jamie Raskin even said they were going to do that. | |
| Oh, they're going to invoke the 14th Amendment in terms of insurrection against Trump, even if he does get the electors. | |
| So it comes down to a legal battle. | |
| Will the Bar Association and the judges listen to a properly laid out court argument? | |
| I don't know the answer to that. | |
| I don't know how much that part of the process is being rigged. | |
| But that's what it's going to come down to. | |
| And think about the Supreme Court justices. | |
| What they're going to be in... | |
| Look, this is a very delicate time for America right now. | |
| At the same time, you've got the people right on the edge of the razor getting ready to explode in anger, had a gaslighting media and a bureaucratic structure that leaves them out. | |
| So yeah, it's a dangerous time, but it could really turn for the good. | |
| Even though Trump was the father of the vaccine and aligned with Zionists and others, he might do the right thing. | |
| Just to reinforce that last point, he said he's going to let RFK Jr. | |
| go after big pharma. | |
| He's even contemplating abolishing vaccines. | |
| So I think bringing in RFK Jr. | |
| was a huge plus for Trump's candidates. | |
| I certainly believe. | |
| Heaved a sigh of relief when RFK Jr. | |
| joined him, not to mention Tulsi in addition. | |
| That's a little frosting on the cake. | |
| And Elon Musk as an efficiency expert for cutting down a bloated bureaucracy. | |
| I think he's got the goods, the ability, and the knowledge to do the job if he's not denied And the more I contemplate denial, I think it might be the best response of the nation to simply stop working. | |
| Stop working. | |
| Don't go to work. | |
| Just stay at home until they relinquish. | |
| Their claim to have won the election and put Trump in. | |
| That would be my thought about how to go about it, because the very messy idea of an armed conflict, there are going to be those who might dispose, is going to be so calamitous. | |
| If there's a nonviolent way to handle it, I would advocate that perhaps that might work. | |
| Brian, do you think that would have any prospect? | |
| It's working in China. | |
| That's what the young people are doing. | |
| They're protesting the government by choosing to step out. | |
| They're exiting the system. | |
| They're exiting the structure to protest communism. | |
| And it's working. | |
| It's working very, very well as a silent, peaceful protest. | |
| So if China can pull it off, we're smarter than they are. | |
| We should be able to pull it off. | |
| They don't have guns. | |
| We've got guns, but that's a problem. | |
| Because if we turn to violence, we're going to end up losing the high ground. | |
| Jim, I love that idea. | |
| As a black person and as a taco, as Jill Biden calls me, I'm all for not working. | |
| I'll stay home. | |
| No problem. | |
| Send me my welfare check. | |
| I'm cool with that. | |
| The one thing that I noticed, though, and this is interesting because I'm the American who's outside looking in, is I feel like I'm in a different world. | |
| Like, I hate to be so... | |
| I don't want to call it pessimistic. | |
| I just think it's realistic. | |
| When I hear you, Brian, say that Elon Musk has done a good thing with X or Twitter, whatever you call it, I'll let you know. | |
| I'm still not allowed on X. I'm banned and censored. | |
| And he went and hired the woman from the World Economic Forum. | |
| And she says you can have freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach. | |
| So I can't log in. | |
| My account hasn't been taken back. | |
| I guess it's because I dare to name the Jew. | |
| You're not allowed to. | |
| You're not allowed to start talking about the Holocaust stuff. | |
| They're still not allowing a lot of the truth that we learned outside of the United States. | |
| I'm surrounded by people who know what really happened during the Holocaust or didn't. | |
| The other thing that I'm surprised in is we just had elections here. | |
| We're done with the elections. | |
| It was paper ballots. | |
| And it's done. | |
| There's no protest. | |
| We're moving forward. | |
| This is a developing nation. | |
| When I hear Brian, with all due respect, say that there's a perfect way that they can come up with this, that, and the other thing for the Dominion voting machines. | |
| Remember, the Dominion voting machines were created by Chavez in Venezuela so that they could actually hack into that. | |
| There's plenty of evidence showing that, like, 14-year-olds could hack into that machine. | |
| It's happening right now. | |
| Anything that has to do with computers, and I've been talking to some high-level computer people here, they're telling me nothing is hack-proof. | |
| Remember, like I said, you can have voting machines all you want, they're going to get hacked. | |
| There's no such thing as a perfect voting machine. | |
| Let me just speak up on that, which is why I did have a reservation about Brian's idea of having an agreement in open source. | |
| Just get rid of the machines. | |
| Yeah, easy. | |
| They can always be hacked, they can always be re-programmed. | |
| Just get rid of them. | |
| I've said for years, the first step in regaining control of our democracy is to get rid of electronic voting machines. | |
| Totally. | |
| Look at France. | |
| They figured it out within hours. | |
| And you're going to scan in all those ballots? | |
| It's not just a presidential election. | |
| They did it before, Brian. | |
| You got your local... | |
| So, to scan them in... | |
| You scanned them in. | |
| Okay, you've got the voting record, but you still have a computer in the mix. | |
| I'm not going to argue with you, Brian. | |
| I'm not living there. | |
| I'm living in a country where they did it with paper, and we're cool. | |
| We're good to go. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| Pay your taxpayer dollars, Brian, and keep imagining that somehow they can't have it. | |
| Brian, in Wisconsin, we have paper ballots and optical scanners. | |
| So you've got the paper ballot as a record, and the scanner just doesn't count. | |
| Don, take us out. | |
| Well, I'm sure there's a more elegant way. | |
| Go ahead, Brian. | |
| No, no. | |
| All I'm saying is I'm sure there's a more elegant way. | |
| It's not like I'm going to sit here and come up with the right way. | |
| I'd like to see the most elegant thing take place. | |
| Wear a suit and a tie and vote with a pen and a paper if you want it elegant. | |
| But if you want it... | |
| I mean, you know what I'm saying? | |
| Elegant or do you want it fair and... | |
| We gotta get real people. | |
| And again, I'm not being... | |
| I hope you don't take it the wrong way, Brian. | |
| But if you want an elegant... | |
| Elegant's a logical term meaning the simplest solution to a problem. | |
| I mean the logical elegant. | |
| There's no logic. | |
| Paper ballots and hand counts. | |
| John, take us out. | |
| Take us out. | |
| Oh boy, take us out all right. | |
| We're having so much fun here on this show. | |
| And it's a lively discussion about hot subjects that affect you and me and everybody else. | |
| So you've got to come back for a second hour on the Clues vs. | |
| News show on November the 4th, Election Eve. | |
| But wow, it's a great show. |
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