Knowledge Fight Interactive Search Tool

All Episodes

Previous Next

Jan. 11, 2025 - Jim Fetzer

01:56:55

The Raw Deal (10 January 2025) with co-host Brian Davidson

Large

Audio Only |

Scroll

Time	Text
	I need somebody.
	Help!
	Not just anybody.
	Help!
	You know I need someone.
	Help!
	When I was young, so much younger than today, I never needed anybody's help in any way.
	Now and now these days are gone, I'm not so self-assured.
	Now I'm fine, I can't mind, I'm open up the doors.
	Help me if you can, I'm feeling down.
	And I do appreciate you being around.
	Help me get my feet back on the ground.
	Won't you dare help me?
	This is Jim Fetzer, your host on The Raw Deal, right here on Revolution Radio Studio B, this 10th day of January, 2025.
	With a new year comes the changing of the guardrails.
	I've been very grateful to John Carman for his excellent contributions of the past.
	I've decided to bring Brian Davidson to the fore here to assist me on Fridays as co-host.
	We begin with some very, to me, surprising developments this week, which I thought was going to be fraught with political chaos.
	Harris, for example, shocks the nation by certifying Trump's 2024 election victory.
	She was a model of a good citizen, good behavior.
	I really didn't anticipate.
	I thought we might have a...
	Denial of electors.
	There might be a huge fight.
	I thought it might really turn out to be a big, big deal.
	But it didn't.
	It went down just as it ought to have gone down.
	And now we had today Trump sentenced without penalty in New York's hush money case.
	Honestly, I thought this was where the Democrats were going to make their last stand.
	I actually followed it as it was taking place.
	And while Trump made a number of rambling statements about how unjust it was and things we're familiar with and agree 100%, the judge was extraordinarily cordial and even wished Trump well with his term in office.
	He wished him Godspeed.
	Ryan, I don't know if you picked up on any of that, but I was really blown away.
	Your thoughts?
	Well, I'm glad to see that at least we've gotten through the certification without too much kickback.
	And I'm glad to see that this is taking place in a way that appears to be smooth.
	We still have 10 more days.
	For which Biden can try to issue his preemptive pardons.
	I don't think we're completely out of the water yet.
	I'd like to see the inauguration go smoothly.
	And after that, we want to see what his first few days in office look like.
	So I think it's a little bit early to make predictions.
	I think the Democrats will continue to kick against the goads unless some deal is made with the Prince of Darkness on high himself.
	And I suspect that somewhere along the lines that has taken place.
	But we have yet to see.
	It's just a little too early to say what we've got left.
	We've got 10 more days.
	Yeah, but I believe that if they were going to try to pull some funny business, this was the occasion that the judge could have imposed conditions on Trump about his mobility, where it could go, that he could then cite Trump for violating one of those conditions.
	But none of that happened.
	Among the more surprising aspects of these developments was Trump's most fervent Supreme Court allies are ones he didn't nominate.
	One way to consider the Supreme Court decision late Thursday to allow a judge in New York to send President Donald Trump on Friday after his conviction on 34 felony charges last year.
	That's quite a sentence to write.
	Is that the majority of the court's justices rejected Trump's argument as political position should allow him to forego that concluding part of the legal process?
	Amy Coney Barrett joined the liberal justices as did John Roberts.
	Did you find that surprising?
	It doesn't surprise me.
	I don't trust the Supreme Court to be making Proper legal decisions anymore.
	I think that too many of them have been compromised in too many different ways.
	But I expect that whatever influences they are under, they choose a time and a place to pull those cards with those particular Supreme Court justices.
	And I don't think this is a battle that they're wanting to try to wage at this particular point in time.
	I haven't studied the case very much.
	I've just been waiting to see how things shape out.
	But I can tell you that I suspect that these are some of the best justices that money can buy.
	Got it.
	Indeed, here's just a summary overview.
	President-elect Donald Trump maintained in a social media post Friday, That the New York hush money case should never have been brought against him.
	No doubt he's correct about that.
	And he lashed out at the prosecutor who secured his convictions.
	Of course, that was Alvin Bragg.
	Trump was sentenced to unconditional discharge, in which the defendant is not fined, locked up, or given probation.
	Trump was convicted in May of the 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in connection with a payment made to an adult film actress.
	During the 2016 presidential campaign, Friday's sentencing formalized Trump's status as a first president or president-elect who is a felon.
	Trump appeared remotely from Palm Beach, Florida, where he's conducting his Transition back to the presidency.
	Yes.
	But these cases were so blatantly political and had no foundation in either fact or law, Brian.
	I think history is going to look very kindly on Trump and very poorly on the Democrats who brought all these cases, every one of which has fallen apart.
	This one.
	And of course, E. Jean Carroll, which again should never have been brought, where she alleged that he had assaulted her in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room of all absurd places, but couldn't even remember the year.
	Well, she couldn't even remember the year of this event.
	How could Trump provide an alibi?
	Because he doesn't know.
	I mean, he could have been playing golf.
	Could have been in the Bahamas.
	Could have been in Las Vegas.
	Who the hell knows?
	I think that the inability for him to provide an alibi because she couldn't specify the date meant it should never have gone to court in the first place.
	It is indicative of how badly the Democrats wanted to nail him with something.
	Even with a woman who appears to be a lunatic.
	She has written a book claiming all these famous men attempted to rape her.
	I mean, Brian, this was a ludicrous case, too.
	Your thoughts?
	Well, I don't think it's any different than the attacks that went on with Judge Kavanaugh when he was getting nominated to the Supreme Court.
	I think they found somebody who was so desperately willing to get in there and perjure themselves that they were willing to take whatever 15 minutes of fame they would get and attack with a particular angle.
	Some of the prosecutors obviously are under duress and under investigation at this point in time by Congress.
	And I think that what these prosecutors have done basically is take the promptings from the Biden administration's legal departments in terms of the types of attacks that they want to go ahead with.
	The legal side of this particular battle doesn't seem to be I think you're right about that, Brian.
	I do agree.
	It's rather interesting that at the Jimmy Carter funeral, Trump was very chummy with Barack Obama.
	They were sitting together, smiling, laughing.
	It left Kamala not a happy camper.
	Here's part of the story.
	Harris appeared incapable of the same cordiality Obama and Trump brought to the event.
	Five living presidents and a handful of failed presidential candidates attended Jimmy Carter's funeral Thursday at the Washington National Cathedral.
	Kamala Harris, once touted as the female Barack Obama, did not appear pleased to see the real Barack Obama enjoying the company of President-elect Donald Trump.
	Footage had gone viral showing Harris' reaction to the side of Obama, the elder Democrat who supported her political ambitions for over 15 years, engaging with a very Republican who crushed her dreams in the 2024 presidential election.
	On the video, Harris turns to the apparent sound of civil chatter.
	Spotting Trump leaning into Obama's commentary, the California Democrat appeared to roll her eyes, turn forward in her seat with a grimace, then try to assign her focus elsewhere, paging through the funeral program.
	Let's say aside, Obama casually and amiably chats with Adolf Hitler.
	Sounds like a Babylon Bee headline right there.
	Pretty slick of the blaze media to use that particular headline in the midst of that story.
	I think what I saw was that Harris was, I mean, if I'm making an honest assessment of what I was observing, it seemed that Harris was more thought that the chatter that was happening to the back and to the left of her was disrespectful, as if Kamala Harris is some sort of bastion of religious respect.
	It's ridiculous, but some people choose a time and a place to Act like they're righteous and above all that.
	And I think it was her way of sort of indicating her continued disdain with Donald Trump and his lack of respect for the music that was being played at the funeral service.
	I don't make too big of a deal of it.
	This is one of those little stories that's just going to come and go and pass as an indication of the sign of the times.
	There's nothing here really that's worth...
	That's worth any weight in terms of its political value.
	Well, perhaps not.
	A lib reader was brought in, and Trump was telling Obama something important he had to discuss with him, but they had to do it in another place, a private location.
	And, you know, the very idea Kamala could still...
	Take herself seriously as a candidate, to me, is bewildering.
	I think we had here a situation where perhaps the least qualified candidate in American history is running against perhaps the best campaigner in American history.
	I mean, the fact that Trump select her, of course, it only happened because they weren't able to cheat.
	They did make efforts to steal the election for Kamala, but the support for Trump was simply too great.
	But, you know, Democrats who are soul-searching about what they did wrong, well, they had a terrible candidate.
	They had terrible issues.
	They had a terrible economy.
	You had the open borders.
	You have inflation.
	You have the transgender.
	You got men and women's sports.
	I can hardly imagine a worse political.
	Well, you've got to remember the general cheapishness of the American public in terms of their ability to think on a large scale about political issues.
	The American public is so dumbed down with their religions, their NFL, and their other types of distractions, their televisions, their The
	Democrats have done so much damage, but I think very few people They're very weak-minded.
	There are a lot of people that are beginning to wake up, and of course...
	As Winston Churchill said, the older that you get, the more likely you're going to become conservative, and the younger that you are, if you're not liberal, then you have no heart.
	So I suspect that the winds are changing, and over the last eight years, watching the persecution of Donald Trump, the installment of the puppet Joe Biden, And on top of that COVID and a number of other conspiracy-related issues, that we're starting to see the awakening of American public.
	The question is whether or not that awakening is going to get people into a position where they're able to think in large scale about what this nation really needs or ought to become.
	Not that it matters, because even if they can't think on that level, it doesn't necessarily mean...
	That they're going to take action to try to adjust the way the deep state continues to handle this nation.
	So, while I see the winds of time changing, I think over the next four years, what we're going to see is the continued vilification of Donald Trump as every move that he makes is attacked.
	And then we're going to see another change coming four years after that.
	I like J.D. Vance.
	I really think that this particular administration will just set up a future for America.
	But I don't think that that future is going to be implemented unless we have a large-scale revolt and an implementation of a high level of justice that includes breaking out the pedal rings and others.
	Yeah, I'm just convinced that if the Democrats were going to try to squelch the inauguration, they've just...
	Well, I don't think they're going to do it anymore.
	I don't think they can.
	I think they recognize that a deal has been made that says that they've lost the opportunity at power.
	I think they recognize that they need to rebuild, and the hardcore Democrats are trying to design and build a better platform.
	I don't think they're going to be successful.
	I think we're going to see the continued decline of the Democrat Party over the next eight years as these things are remembered far into the future in terms of the absolute insanity of men and women's bathrooms and transgender this and transgender that.
	That experiment has failed.
	And hopefully the American people will begin to wake up to more conservative ideals.
	Yeah, I think you're right, Arne.
	I do agree with that.
	Meanwhile, Trump has adjusted his Ukraine timeline.
	Remember, he was Virtually promising he was going to resolve the war there overnight, perhaps even before he entered office.
	Now I have a report from Sonar 21. Former President Donald Trump explained his plan to secure peace in Ukraine within 24 hours of taking back the White House on Sunday, saying he would tell Ukrainian President Zelensky to make a deal.
	I know Zelensky very well.
	I know Putin very well, even better.
	And I had a good relationship, very good with both of them.
	I would tell Zelensky, no more.
	You got to make a deal.
	I would tell Putin, if you don't make a deal, we're going to give him a lot.
	We're going to give Ukraine more than they ever got if we have to.
	I will have the deal done in one day.
	One day, he responded.
	Frankly, I don't like that.
	I mean, threatening Russia that he's going to give Ukraine more weapons than he's had before, that's what he had to Sebastian Gorka make these, what I regarded as idiotic remarks, threatening Russia that if they don't come to the peace table, you don't talk to the victor of a war.
	They have triumph.
	They have wife Ukraine.
	They have wiped NATO. Russia has dealt with everything that NATO and the U.S. has thrown at them by way of Ukraine.
	Oh, Minsk Accord was just a fig leaf to build up Ukraine militarily.
	They grossly underestimated Russia's military capabilities.
	And in fact, we've even yet to see their full extent.
	Russia is overwhelmingly more formidable militarily.
	I don't see Putin being at all amenable to pressure the kind Trump and that loons Sebastian Gorka have sought to apply.
	I don't see that working at all.
	I see telling Zelensky that if he doesn't settle with Russia on Russia's terms that the U.S. is going to cut off Well, I think the deal has already been made.
	Epoch Times reported recently on the meeting between Larry Fink, the Jewish CEO of BlackRock, and they've made a public commitment to Millions, if not billions of dollars.
	I think at this point in time they simply announced $43 million.
	But it appears that the deal's already been made, that BlackRock CEO Larry Fink is going to go in and continue to prop up what he can and buy up as much land as he possibly can.
	I think this is part of the long play of the Zionist agenda to basically create another version.
	I think they're just simply building another sort of utopia.
	I know that the Jews simply believe that they're going to be able to create some sort of golden age of mineral rights and success through...
	Blackrock, Vanguard investments with the rest of the Jews, and I think they're going to fail at that.
	I think Putin is basically keeping his distance from that transaction and trying to sort of huddle up inside of himself to deal with his problems at home, and he's not being so outward about what he's going to do in response to the war that was put on him.
	As a result of NATO and the rest of their forces in U.S., Western, and Israeli aggression in Ukraine.
	The idea of BlackRock swooping in to buy up millions of hectares of land in Ukraine is just shocking to me.
	I mean, that's Monsanto, other...
	Genetically modified companies want to take control.
	I mean, this is going to have a devastating impact on the world's food supply, Brian.
	I'm very, very disturbed.
	Ukraine historically has not just been the breadbasket of Russia.
	It's been in many ways a breadbasket of Europe and much of the world, especially with grains.
	I'm truly distraught about this.
	The commitments that have come their direction obviously indicate that there's a long-term plan to convert the land into something that can continue to control and will continue to drive the rest of the world into a deeper level of slavery than ever before.
	American people need to wake up to what's happening.
	European people need to wake up to what's happening and begin to kick against the goads in terms of BlackRock-controlled interests, which...
	are so extensive at this particular point in time that it's almost impossible to break loose from them.
	Look at the retail investments and what they've done to small businesses both in Europe as well as in Denmark, Finland, Sweden and others.
	They've absolutely destroyed the small vendor and I think that that will continue that way and a level of economic slavery will continue and we will as a human race continue to dive deeper into the The haves and the have-nots.
	The 1% that have all the resources and the rest of us that scrounge around here at the bottom looking for whatever resources we can to survive.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	All pretty serious stuff.
	Meanwhile, Trump's game plan.
	Speaker Johnson unveils Congress its first 100 days.
	It's going to be a doozy.
	Brian, it's going to be a marathon.
	Let's see.
	As the sun rises on a new year, all eyes are on Washington, D.C., where Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has just secured his re-election amidst a challenging political landscape.
	In a classic game of political maneuvering, Johnson, representing Louisiana, managed to defend his leadership position in the House by Rallying his fellow Republicans, even with a slim margin.
	It's just two weeks until President-elect Trump takes office.
	The pressure is on to set an ambitious agenda that aligns with the America First strategy.
	The excitement in the Republican camp is palpable as Congress prepares for a decisive shift.
	Speaker Johnson recently convened to House Republicans.
	For marathon discussions, eagerly planning the pathway for an aggressive legislative agenda.
	The priority is clear.
	Jumpstart President Trump's platform to ensure that everything is ready to roll on day one of his new admin.
	With a packed schedule and grand plans, House GLB is ready to tackle issues from border security to economic revitalization while keeping their...
	Political base satisfied.
	One of the biggest questions looming over this newfound momentum is the structure of the forthcoming reconciliation package.
	In a world where legislative negotiation can often feel like a game of chess, complete with pawns, knights, and bishops, Johnson hit it at reference for one big, beautiful bill.
	This ambitious proposal aims to wrap various critical issues like border security tax cuts and energy into one sweeping piece of legislation.
	We'll be right back.
	Listen to Revolution Radio at freedomslips.com.
	We'll be right back after this message.
	Management would like to take a moment to thank the listeners and hosts for all their support as this made Revolution Radio one of the biggest platforms for free speech in an ever-growing dark world of censorship.
	Unfortunately, this platform is not.
	We need the support of the people.
	It is the people like you, yes, you, that keeps the station in the front lines of the battle against tyranny and oppression.
	Please help support Revolution Radio so free speech will not be silenced in a world that seems to be going deaf to the real truth.
	With your support, we will be able to become an even bigger pillar of light in a dark world.
	Revolution Radio, freedomslips.com, the number one listener-supported radio station on the planet.
	Revolution Radio, Radio, Radio, Radio.
	You're welcome.
	You're welcome.
	Eastern Time on Studio B for Momentary Zen with host Zen Garcia at freedomslip.com, the people station.
	The opinions expressed on this radio station, its programs, and its website by the hosts, guests, and call-in listeners or chatters are solely the opinions of the original source They do not necessarily represent the opinions of Revolution Radio and freedomslips.com, its staff, or affiliates.
	You're listening to Revolution Radio, freedomslips.com, 100% listener-supported radio, and now we return you to your host.
	Well, here's a Fox News report about how all this is shaping up.
	And we begin this Sunday morning with President Trump's agenda, now that Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has secured his reelection.
	Even with a slim margin and pressure from some conservative members, Johnson was able to defend the gavel Friday to win reelection in the first round.
	To lead the 119th Congress, Republicans now in the majority in the House, the Senate, and of course, they'll have the White House when President-elect Trump is inaugurated now in two weeks' time.
	Joining me now with the agenda and the road ahead is the man himself, newly re-elected Speaker of the House, Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson, who has been convening with his conference this weekend to set the agenda.
	Mr. Speaker, congratulations to you.
	Thanks so much for joining us this morning.
	Thank you, my friend.
	Thanks for all your support and encouragement.
	And Happy New Year.
	It's going to be a big one for us.
	Happy New Year to you.
	How do you plan to execute President Trump's agenda?
	Beginning immediately.
	We, as you said, indicated there, we gathered all the House Republicans together yesterday and had a full day of work.
	We went to Fort McNair, which is a short drive in Maryland, and everyone was enclosed together for eight or nine hours straight talking about our reconciliation agenda and the America First agenda.
	You know, we're 15 days out from the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump for his second term, and we want to make sure that we're jump-starting the agenda now over the next two weeks so that he's prepared and ready.
	On day one, we have a lot to do, as you know, and we've been putting all the plays together and figuring out the sequence of how we're going to run those plays, and we're really excited about it.
	Have you spoken with President Trump about what he prefers?
	Does he want one large reconciliation package to include border security deportations as well as tax extensions, or does he want two, as Senator Lindsey Graham has been working on?
	Yeah, he and I have talked about this quite a bit, as you might imagine, over the last few months, determining the pros and cons of the two different strategies.
	I respect Lindsey Graham and all my friends who kind of preferred a two-step strategy.
	The idea would be get something done on the border and maybe defend spending right out of the blocks very quickly in what we would call a skinny reconciliation bill, and then do the rest of it in a larger chunk later.
	But I think at the end of the day, President Trump is going to prefer, as he likes to say, one big, beautiful bill.
	And there's a lot of merit to that, because we can put it all together, one big up or down vote, which can save the country, quite literally, because there are so many elements to it.
	And it'll give us a little bit more time to negotiate that and get it right.
	That doesn't mean that we won't come right out of the gates, you know, full-fledged, right out of the beginning of the Congress.
	And so we'll be addressing border.
	We've got a number of bills just over the next two weeks, Maria, that we're going to address the low-hanging fruit, so to speak.
	I think that there's some things that are so common sense that we've got to fix on the border.
	We might even be able to get some Democrat votes on some of that legislation, but we'll pass it out to the House and send it over to the Senate and get it ready for when President Trump takes office on January 20th.
	You know, Brian, I think that Maria Bartiroma may be the smartest woman in Washington, D.C., in my opinion.
	She has a firmer grasp of the issues than any other female reporter out there.
	Your thoughts about that?
	One big, beautiful bill option?
	Whenever you see one big, beautiful bill, you see something that can't be read where there's pork buried on every single level.
	I expect that this is the Republicans' opportunity to begin to beef up their voting base, and I suspect that there'll be a lot of pork inside this that are going to make both the Democrats and the Republicans happy.
	There's also going to be some components of it that are going to be effective in terms of continuing to build up and restore Donald Trump's legacy.
	Other than that, I've never liked big bills.
	I think a law ought to be short and sweet and to the point.
	And the deeper they get, the bigger they get.
	It seems like the more mired we become in legalism and warfare.
	I wish they would write these bills so that people could understand them.
	I wish that they would allow us to inspect these bills, but of course that's not politically expedient and simply limits their ability for the whips to get the bills passed by using the power of 51% to drive them through.
	So I can guarantee you that all the holdouts that get loudest in the Republican Party are going to be quieted up simply because they have something in there for their constituents.
	Nothing new under the sun and certainly nothing new in American politics.
	It's just going to be a swinging of the pendulum from the liberal side to the conservative side.
	None of this is going to represent any significant long-term change, in my opinion.
	Very astute analysis, my friend.
	Very astute.
	Meanwhile, Greenland's prime minister calls for calm after Trump's comments.
	This whole thing with Greenland is...
	Versions on the bizarre.
	Pro-independent Mute Edges says Greenland must stay unified after becoming the center of U.S.-Denmark's spat.
	Greenland's prime minister has called for unity, urging citizens not to panic after being thrown into a geopolitical battle between the U.S. and Denmark by Donald Trump's interest in taking control of the territory.
	Muta Edek said he understood people may be concerned after the incoming U.S. president declined to rule out using military or economic force to gain control of Greenland, but called on his fellow citizen to put aside differences and stand together.
	What's this Greenland thing all about, Brian?
	I do not know.
	We were speculating about this in the call section of the show that we did on Wednesday.
	And we're simply asking the question, what is making Greenland special?
	I can tell you that there are many people deep into the conspiracy theory realm that have seen illustrations on tarot cards and sort of political cards that this was predicted a long time ago.
	Greenland, we suspect, is important simply because of its geographical location, although it's mostly ice and its people have not a tremendous amount of power.
	Their GDP is only $3.85 billion per year.
	It's difficult to sell.
	I think that possibly there's something militarily valuable about Greenland, and my speculation is that we suspect that one of our enemies or potential enemies in the future is making a move that direction, and we're just simply trying to beat them to the punch.
	Which is why Donald Trump has raised this issue so early and so wide, even prior to taking office.
	So there's probably something in there or on that particular piece of property that's important militarily or that's buried underneath, such as minerals.
	But I cannot understand why this tiny little culture is so important at this particular point in time, unless it's something prophetic.
	I must admit to be baffled by the whole business.
	Meanwhile, Trump's inheriting a deeply damaged economy, we know that, made only worse by these fires in California, which are devastating.
	California, if it were a separate nation, would have, like, the world's seventh largest economy.
	So it seems to me...
	But you have all this damage wreaked on Californians doing tremendous damage to the United States and creating huge problems for the incoming administration.
	Now, Biden's ordering the Pentagon to provide firefighting personnel, but if there isn't any water, I mean, the situation is just as absurd as it could possibly be because...
	The hydrants are bereft of water.
	Now, here are a couple of stories worth pondering.
	L.A. fires, why did State Farm cancel 70% of its Palisade policies?
	This is very disturbing.
	All right, so I want you to give us the bottom line, whether you believe there'll be the money for the payout, and certainly feel free.
	To add or correct anything that I just laid out.
	First, thanks for the opportunity to spend some time with the viewers.
	Insurance companies that are insuring homeowners and businesses in California have adequate reserves to cover claims associated with this event.
	Okay, that's great.
	One.
	Two, the fair plan.
	And that is important news, right?
	So if you have insurance, you're going to make a claim.
	You're going to end up in a battle with the insurance company because that's always how it works and there's going to be some delay and it's going to be very frustrating, but they have the resources to pay the claims.
	However, as you point out, some number of private insurance companies have been non-renewing policies, including substantially State Farm in the Pacific Palisades area.
	The state of California, like 35 other states, has set up an insurer of last resort called the Fair Plan.
	Which is an involuntary private association of all the insurance companies writing in the state.
	It's not a state agency.
	It's not taxpayer-funded.
	But it's required to offer an insurance policy if you can't find a private insurance policy.
	So because many homeowners in Pacific Palisades were non-renewed by their insurer, many of them ended up on the fare plan.
	That explains why the fare plan has about $5.89 billion in exposure.
	Just in Pacific Palisades.
	The other reason that number is so big is because the average home value in Pacific Palisades is about $3.5 million.
	So both the policy numbers and the amount of the value of the home has created a significant and substantial exposure for the Fair Plan.
	Can we say at this moment that the Fair Plan has inadequate reserves and inadequate reinsurance?
	To cover claims?
	No.
	We don't know that.
	What we do know, though, is they have about $200 million in reserves, $2.5 billion in reinsurance.
	And if they blow through that, state law allows them first to assess all the private insurers, up to $1 billion, not each, but collectively, to further cover any losses the Fair Plan has.
	But then after that, under an order that was issued last year, the Fair Plan can get permission.
	To then assess through the private insurers, all policyholders in California.
	So the bottom line is, if you have a fair plan policy, you're going to get, and your home is destroyed or damaged, the fair plan has either enough resources directly or the ability to assess to cover those claims.
	However, it's going to be a rude awakening for many Californians if in fact they get assessed because the fair plan doesn't have enough money.
	Right.
	All right, Dave Jones, that was very important context.
	I'm very troubled by all this, Brian.
	I mean, my inference would be they saw it coming, and they didn't want to be hit with massive payoffs.
	And get this, this is, in my opinion, the key to the whole situation.
	L.A. fires clear the way for Smart L.A. 2028 and 2028 L.A. Olympics.
	The coincidences continue to pile up, leading many to declare that the massive neglect, mistakes, and failures resulting in devastation from the L.A. wildfire was more than a natural disaster.
	The L.A. fires are unprecedented in the number and size of the fires that have broken out.
	In and around the second largest city in the United States.
	Over 1,000 structures and 45 square miles are destroyed.
	More than 380,000 people have been under warning on order to evacuate.
	Over 450,000 are without power.
	More than 24 school districts are partially or totally closed.
	Fire hydrants have run dry.
	Arsonists in Santa Monica have been caught on cameras setting fires.
	The L.A. County Sheriff says some areas look like a bomb was dropped.
	President Biden commented on the fires while in L.A. He doled out relief funds and announced he was a first-time great-grandfather.
	And that Sun Hunter's home in L.A. is unharmed.
	Well, we're all relieved to hear that.
	Today...
	Biden gave a national address promising to oversee a full federal response to the wildfires.
	Get this.
	The 15-minute city plans for Los Angeles.
	Los Angeles is one of the dozens of cities whose mayors and the cities they lead are members of the International C40 Cities Initiative.
	This is a movement to achieve the United Nations globalist goals of restructuring cities to address the manufactured climate change crisis.
	Cities from around the world are participating in the movement.
	Funding support comes from many progressive and globalist sources, including the Open Society Foundation run by George Soros and Son, as well as other supporters.
	Sources notorious for training and funding riots in America, for taking many other actions to ruin the economies of foreign nations, earning him the title, among others, of the worst billionaire in the world.
	Other contributors are Uber, FedEx, Google, Vulcan, Bloomberg, philanthropies, the UK government, European Union, many others, World Bank.
	Predatory globalist institution, which is closely associated with the UN as a designated partner.
	Los Angeles is all in on the 15-minute city plan.
	They have named the Livable Communities Initiative, a plan to address LA's housing, traffic, and climate crisis.
	By building three to five stories of gentle density above small retail along carefully chosen commercial streets, They're transformed to be walkable, bikeable, and livable.
	It sounds like the perfect plan for the now-destroyed Pacific Palisades community, which is part of greater Los Angeles.
	The Pacific Palisade neighborhood was an older community with many quirky and quaint but aged features.
	A profile of the neighborhood offers further details about the community that existed prior to the fire destruction.
	Now that the area has suffered such destruction, rebuilding has to occur.
	Whether it's a bizarre coincidence or a result of dreadfully bad policies, this is a kind of disaster progressives and globalists love to take advantage of.
	And we expect to see glowing reports of the coming construction in L.A. of this shining example of the Olympics in future cities of the world.
	The only question is, can they get it together in time?
	We anticipate that all the regulation and red tape they usually embrace will magically disappear.
	And I think this is going to coincide with Gavin Newsom wanting to run for President of the United States.
	Brian, I see all this as very bad, deliberately contrived, and I don't like any of it.
	Your thoughts?
	Well, the fact that they have the video of the arsonists, and of course we have nice video of the arsonists being arrested, and we had it start at the opportune time when the winds were over 100 miles an hour, indicates to me that something smells funny about this particular set of fires.
	I have long speculated that the entire purpose of false flag events and devastating events such as this, which reminds me of the situation in Hawaii, And the other situation where everybody was screaming directed energy weapons where they basically cut a corridor using fire in California where a freeway system that they didn't have the political will to drive, that fire went directly up that area where the freeway was supposed to go.
	Anyway, my speculation has always been that all of these resources that are being consolidated into the hands of the very few need to be spent.
	These people are going to act as corporate baggers and come on in and grab the government contracts to rebuild this place according to the new security protocols that they're putting in place.
	They're going to build walls around the city and all sorts of defensive mechanisms, and they're going to establish all of their buddies in the NGOs and all of their helpers that continue to push this new world order agenda into these particular places where they'll be safe from outside influence. and they're going to establish all of their buddies in They'll go under constant surveillance, similar to what has been developed in China, and they will basically be guaranteed a certain level of prosperity as long as they continue to work with the new world order to set up these particular types of places. and they will basically be guaranteed a certain level of
	I wouldn't be surprised if the carpetbaggers come in and buy up as much land as possible, if the current residential owners exit from the market into Texas and other places where they foresee a stronger potential economy.
	I wouldn't be surprised if all the contracts go to a particular number of vendors that have been helpful and useful in terms of promoting the agenda of the new world order.
	So I expect under these circumstances the rich will get richer.
	Their security apparatus will go into place and they'll be able to protect them from the very angry, very hungry, and very thirsty citizenry that continues to find themselves sinking into the depths of despair while their rich people have their futuristic Netflix-style sci-fi future.
	It's going to be utopian.
	And science fiction-y in terms of the way the new cities are set up, I suspect that they've got a vision for what the new world's going to look like under this new world order.
	Right, I find the whole thing so bizarre.
	15 minutes.
	I walk a mile in 15 minutes.
	They want to have everything within 15 minutes of your home.
	I mean, you can't quite do that given homes are distributed different places.
	It can all be 15 minutes from everyone's home.
	But the whole idea of having a complete community within 15 minutes, all your shopping, groceries, automotive.
	In fact, I think this is really anti-automotive, anti-mobility.
	It's really wanting to take away our ability to travel and transport ourselves.
	I find it all completely irrational unless you envision these 15-minute cities as outdoor prisons.
	And if you do that, then, of course, it all makes perfect sense.
	That's what they would be, outdoor prisons.
	You wouldn't be even allowed to go outside your 15-minute boundary unless you had the permission of the city for crying out loud.
	I think this is just...
	Unbelievable and insulting and grotesque and authoritarian and undemocratic.
	I mean, nobody's asking the people if they want 15-minute cities.
	And God knows Gavin Newsom is going to do whatever he can do to promote his own political future.
	The guy's perhaps the most shallow politician in American history, with the possible exception of Kamala Harris.
	Gavin Newsom is...
	It's just a suit, an empty suit, a self-promoter, unprincipled.
	Your thoughts?
	Well, yeah, but he looks like the right type of leader, and that's what America and people have always looked for.
	They want this image, this vision of this sort of, you know.
	Correct human that's going to get up there and represent the human race.
	The mistakes have been made since the beginning of time.
	I think of King Saul being selected by the Israelites because he was a head taller and better looking than everybody else.
	He was literally tall, dark, and handsome, but he turned out to be a disaster in terms of leadership.
	And so God later on installed the nobody, David, behind him.
	I think Gavin Newsom and California are so mixed up and so vain that the vanity is what drives all of their decision making.
	The fact that Hollywood...
	Is going down is, to me, indicative of or almost prophetic in terms of the great Hollywood.
	That's the type of wood that you use to make a magician's wand in witchcraft.
	It's always been there to deceive and to get the people to believe in fantasies and set the ideas for alternative styles of society.
	It's always been about magic and it's always been about deception.
	So, you know, as for California, I try to keep my distance.
	I understand that there's a lot of good business that takes place, but this particular area, I guess I would like to classify the fires as the judgment, but I'm not sure that it's even enough to satisfy the judgment theory on this particular issue.
	I've been born in Pasadena and grown up in Southern California.
	I find all this disturbing to the max.
	We have a report.
	Due attack on camera in Los Angeles.
	And I do think there is reason to believe that there's a due aspect to this.
	The Daily Mail has done quite a good job.
	They've got...
	They've got...
	Footage, drone footage, that looks a whole lot like Lahaina in my judgment.
	Let's take a look at some of this.
	Having a partner like Hitachi who is sustainability focused...
	Sorry about that.
	...support our customers who also share those same values.
	I have other photographs here.
	Well, they have had.
	Where you can see the houses, you know, so many are taken out, and then others are skipped, just as in Lahaina.
	It's very, very troubling to look at the pattern, because it seems to me to be exactly what we would expect if, in fact, it were a directed energy attack.
	I'll go back and see if we can get there.
	Why there's this nurse story is beyond me.
	There's this nurse story.
	It's the wrong link.
	Sorry about that.
	Meanwhile, we have arsonist caught on camera.
	you were talking about that, setting fires in Santa Monica.
	That's obviously not a naturally occurring phenomenon.
	California is drowning in an inferno of DEI mediocrity and failure, and on top of that, literally burning to the ground.
	It's an horrific, nightmarish state of affairs, with people and animals losing their lives and homes thanks to the gross negligence and DEI stupidity of so-called leaders and officials.
	Right now, California looks like all-out Armageddon, with water and firefighter shortage mass looting, now pyronectics, pyromaniacs jumping into the chaos.
	Here we have a homeless man with a flamethrower we'll pick up there when we return from this break.
	Stand by.
	Thank you.
	You're listening to Revolution Radio at freedomslips.com We'll be right back after this message.
	Was it a conspiracy?
	Did you know that the police in Boston were broadcasting This Is A Drill, This Is A Drill on bullhorns during the marathon?
	That the Boston Globe was tweeting that a demonstration bomb would be set off during the marathon for the benefit of bomb squad activities.
	And that one would be set off in one minute in front of the library, which happened as the Globe had announced.
	Peering through the smoke, you could see bodies with missing arms and legs.
	But there was no blood.
	The blood only showed up later and came out of a tune.
	They used amputee actors and a studio-quality smoke machine.
	Don't let yourself be played.
	Check out And Nobody Died in Boston, either.
	Available at moonrockbooks.com.
	that's moonrockbooks.com if you think for one second that the capital will ever treat us fairly you are lying to yourself because we know who they are and what they do this is what they They do!
	and we must fight back.
	You can torture us and bomb us.
	Fire is catching.
	And if we burn, you burn with us!
	Are you awake yet?
	I hope.
	We've tried and we've tried for years and years to use passive resistance and loud voices to make a change.
	The time is over.
	Your governments around the world have no other goal than to decimate your entire existence at the hands of the bankers and the elites.
	The war is coming, and it's your choice to decide if you want to be a warrior or a victim.
	Denial is not a choice anymore.
	RevolutionRadioFreedomSlips.com, the number one listener-supported radio station on the planet.
	Not giving up.
	Revolution.
	Radio. Radio. Radio, radio, radio, radio, radio. - It is no secret radio. - It is no secret
	that the so-called mainstream media is best described as controlled propaganda.
	Countless news stories are either totally ignored or spun with half-truths.
	And because of this, essential facts and vital information are often compromised.
	Join Dr. Ott every Friday night on Studio B at 10pm Eastern and learn why.
	The Story Behind the Story was nominated for a Peabody Award in its second year of producing Unparalleled Broadcasting Excellence in 1997.
	That is, if you really care about learning the truth.
	The opinions expressed on this radio station, its programs, and its website by the hosts, guests, and call-in listeners or chatters are solely the opinions of the original source who expressed them.
	They do not necessarily represent the opinions of Revolution Radio and freedomslips.com, its staff or affiliates.
	You're listening to Revolution Radio, freedomslips.com, 100% listener-supported radio, and now we return you to your host.
	Well, I seem to have found the right video footage from the Daily Mail.
	Drone footage showing the extent of the damage, and you'll see my comparison with Lahaina.
	Take a look here.
	Brian, isn't that like paradise, Lahaina?
	I mean, it's just grotesque.
	Shocking.
	Shocking.
	And do you agree that this looks a whole lot like what we've seen with the directed energy cases?
	I mean, this doesn't look like a wildfire to me.
	Well, I'm no fire marshal, but I do see that the cars are missing.
	And I do know that this particular fire had winds.
	Upwards of 100 miles an hour.
	Now, if I want to stoke my fire, I'll take my little leaf blower, put it on that fire, and I can get that fire to burn real hot, real fast.
	So, I don't know that I want to make a determination as to whether or not this is a directed energy weapon or whether or not this is an engineered event quite yet.
	To me, it seems that...
	Regardless, large-scale forces are in play in terms of wanting to create total devastation in particular parts of the world, and this includes what's happening in the Middle East, in order to clear the way for restaging some sort of new society that will be implemented.
	A lot of people ask the question, you know, about Donald Trump.
	Is he the Pied Piper for the New World Order?
	I would venture to say that whatever deals he's made to gain the level of power that he continues to gain include real estate deals.
	And even his son, Jared Kushner, was involved in real estate deals related to Gaza.
	This particular real estate in the future may be some of the most valuable real estate in the entire world.
	And therefore, I can understand that global powers that are on par with the Rothschilds in a sense of power or on par with BlackRock and Vanguard would have both the motive, the opportunity, and the means to create this level of destruction just about anywhere they would want to be.
	So I think there are large-scale powers in play.
	That also include the power to control the insurance companies and limit losses.
	It's something acceptable in that particular area.
	I think of 9-11 and Sheldon Adelson.
	I know that Donald Trump has taken a tremendous amount of resources from Miriam Adelson this particular time around.
	And I know that these powers tend to be sort of restaging the world and reshaping the world into what they believe is going to be.
	Their best long-term play for what it looks like.
	So whether or not it ties directly to L.A., I do not know.
	But it sure does look and smell very suspicious in terms of, hey, it's not going to cost us very much to continue to demolish this land and rebuild something newer and better.
	Yeah, I think the fact that this just happens to be...
	Clearing the way for Smart LA 2028 in the 2028 LA Olympics.
	That cannot be our coincidence.
	Here we got a homeless man with a flamethrower.
	I mean, this is unbelievable.
	This homeless man with a flamethrower is arrested.
	He had five cell phones on his person and a United Nation prepaid debit card.
	Homeless man with flamethrower busted in connection with L.A.'s Kenneth Fire after residents detained him.
	How bad is that, Brian?
	How bad is that, a homeless guy with a flamethrower?
	Like a patsy to you, too, Jim?
	Yeah, of course.
	Of course.
	I think these are, you know, very sophisticated ops, and they want to have...
	The claim that there are arsonists setting the fires when it's anything but, really.
	They aren't a primary.
	Meanwhile, local claims like 100 people were looting a blue neighborhood in L.A., 20 suspects were arrested, evacuated Pasadena Resigo's nuclear unfailed Democrat policies, Kevin Newsom and Karen Bass amid most destructive fire in history.
	Woke L.A. mayor in hot water over wildfires after it's revealed she slashed the fire budget last year.
	Here's a key one.
	Why was there no water in the hydrants?
	Newsom pretends to be on the phone with Biden as an angry constituent gets in his face and demands answers now.
	There's been funny business with Newsom and water in the past, Brian.
	They had reservoirs.
	Two massive reservoirs completely filled with five years' worth of water for the entire state of California.
	That Newsom let drain off into the Pacific in order to save a little fish.
	In other words, he found a phony excuse to drain the water out of the reservoirs.
	About as irresponsible an action as I can imagine a governor undertaking, especially in California.
	Health risks from Los Angeles wildfire smoke, quantifying hospitalization and mortality.
	And then you got all the woke beliefs of the LA Fire Chief.
	James Woods really pissed off about it after he lost his home to wildfire.
	Others are saying to him, this is what it feels to lose our homes in Gaza.
	I had not realized James Woods was supportive of the...
	Genocide in Gaza, Brian, that just floors me.
	Doesn't surprise me a bit.
	These people are...
	They go where the wind blows.
	I like James Woods, but I believe very much in controlled opposition.
	And especially, remember, it's Hollywood.
	They're actors.
	Do you really want to qualify them as anything more than a hypocrite, which is exactly what an actor is?
	I wouldn't expect James Woods to be more intelligent than any of us on these particular issues at this point in time.
	And I do know that these people also have to work sooner or later.
	They're not all completely independently wealthy to the point where they never have to work again.
	So, it doesn't surprise me.
	Report about the Fire Chief DEI is my highest priority.
	Top of the morning, y'all.
	Hope you're doing good.
	Take a good look at this video right here because this is the morning drive to Los Angeles, California.
	You thought it was Terminator Judgment Day, but this is actually LA. Before we start, I want to say, because I'm going to get very wound up during this video, we got to remember that we just won the election, but the fight to restore America is just beginning, y'all.
	Patriot Mobile is America's only Christian conservative wireless provider.
	Did y'all know that?
	So when we switch carriers over to them, we're actually voting with our wallet, which I think is awesome.
	Patriot Mobile ain't just about providing awesome service and all that kind of stuff.
	It is a call to action to defend our rights and freedoms because not only do they operate on these three major networks, but you're going to get service guaranteed and the key difference is every single dollar that you spend is going to go to supporting FERC. Giving my money to woke company.
	Our freedom with every single...
	Alright, here we go.
	If you didn't have energy to go back to work after lunch, you're about to have it, son.
	These unstoppable blazes that I just showed you that destroy everything it touches is painting the perfect picture of all the woke policies that destroy everything it touches.
	And I bet it really, really comforts the LA citizens and all the homeowners that while their neighborhoods and their houses and their livelihood and everything they ever knew is burning to the ground, that at least they have a fire chief who is a lesbian Kamala voter.
	Because that makes me feel a whole lot better.
	Just take a look at this LA fire chief over here.
	Kristen Crowley promoting DEI was this dude's top priority.
	She said it a million times, okay?
	Elections have consequences, y'all.
	And so do the consequences of being elected to powerful positions.
	And why?
	Why was she in the position to begin with?
	Because I make no apologies.
	Whatsoever for saying there's just certain things that women should not do.
	If you're going to be the fire chief, you are supposed to lead by example.
	And you better be a bigger badass than the whole fire department in there.
	And you need to be able to carry a guy like me, 215 pounds, down a ladder of a burning building if need be because I'm unconscious.
	And I doubt she can do that.
	A big day for Kristen is driving her Subaru to a pickup softball game.
	As if it couldn't get worse because it gets two steps worse.
	Karen cut the fire department's budget by almost 18 million dollars and sent that budget to the homeless population of Los Angeles.
	But wait!
	There's more!
	Karen's in Africa right now while Los Angeles burns.
	She's in freaking Africa.
	What's LA have to do with Africa, Karen?
	And it's all on taxpayer money and this right here is the face of treason.
	She will go the same way that Lori Lightfoot went in Chicago.
	Have y'all thought about the fact that all the history books are going to tell the story of the 10 or 15 years America embraced all this DEI stuff and all the unexperienced losers in high-powered positions while the world burned?
	And the kids are going to read these history books and they're going to be like, what were y'all thinking?
	We weren't thinking.
	Not only are they unqualified, but look at all these people!
	Have you ever noticed that they look exactly the same?
	This woman right here reminds me of every single librarian that screamed at me for talking too loud in the fiction section.
	Don't she?
	She looks like she became the HOA president two days after she moved in.
	And State Farm has already canceled 72,000 policies in California due to wildfires.
	So I guess Patrick Mahomes ain't going to be showing up in LA anytime soon saying, like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.
	Because they ain't there.
	And there's nobody at this point that can honestly argue with the fact that white liberal women have become the downfall of Western society.
	And I honestly hate it.
	I hate it for women.
	You know why?
	Because I married a fiery Irish girl almost 19 years ago this May.
	Who is incredibly smart, incredibly organized, not only a great mom and a great wife, but everywhere we go in my boys' school, all the girls come up and hug her.
	She's a great leader in the community.
	And look, I'm blown away by the things that she is able to accomplish on a daily basis.
	So when you see a DEI hire like this, which stands for didn't earn it, who just got in there, not off of merit, but just got in there, like the mayor of L.A. Like the fire chief of LA or the mayor of New Orleans that we just saw that didn't put the barriers up, okay?
	I just feel like it treads on women.
	I feel like it treads on women everywhere who want to be taken seriously, like my wife.
	And look, get ready for the hiring process across America to change drastically starting this year.
	There's a new sheriff in town, and I cannot wait for corporate America.
	They may not be loud about it, but the hiring process is going to change drastically because it has to.
	I would love to see the people.
	That were passed over for all these powerful positions out there in LA. I bet they were qualified out the wazoo, y'all, until a couple of woke lesbians walked in there and they decided they should be the ones sitting behind the big desk.
	And for the record, this is America.
	I completely support your right to be a woke lesbian, but I don't support your right to earn anything that hasn't been earned by merit.
	I consider Gavin Newsom...
	Definitely part of the problem.
	He's a woke lesbian himself for not taking care of all the underbrush.
	Trump's been telling you since 2019, take care of the underbrush out there in California.
	It's going to get you in trouble.
	And today and this whole last week, it got him in trouble.
	And to the mayor of L.A., Karen Bass, you better just go ahead and stay in Africa, darling, because that's where your priorities are.
	And you are about as welcome back in L.A. now as a skunk at a lawn party.
	When you see this blaze right here, this blaze that I'm talking about taking over.
	The last thing I want to tell y'all is pray that the fire goes out.
	Yes.
	And pray that the people are going to get saved from this fire.
	But also pray for a spiritual fire that burns woke policies off the face of the planet Earth.
	Yes, Lord, please just burn all these woke ideas, all these woke principles, and torch every single one of these ideas until they're gone off the face of the planet Earth so that we can live again in freedom and common sense.
	And Jesus...
	Let me just say, I loved his...
	D-E-I, meaning didn't earn it, Brian, didn't earn it.
	That was wonderful.
	Your thoughts?
	Well, I appreciate his enthusiasm.
	I think that the failure is a failure that's happened on a much higher level than some political wind that started blowing about four years ago or six years ago.
	The failure has been inside academia for a long time.
	It's been pushing and training towards these godless initiatives where we are not designed as men and women, but we're instead designed as just blank slate immoral creatures that have no beginning.
	We're not even designed.
	We're the product of nothing else.
	I think right now it's becoming clear that we are indeed designed.
	I appreciate the Christian influence that he tends to offer, but I think that the influencer game is not going to last forever.
	As for, is this a failure of woke policy?
	I'm glad that somebody's out there making the connection, but we have much bigger fish to fry this time around than we do with putting our time and energy into simply battling woke policy.
	I think at this point in time, it's more of a fight for survival and a fight for equal rights for less educated and less qualified people.
	I'm glad to see he's out there doing his job, but I don't take that one very seriously.
	No, but I enjoyed it.
	I thought it was a lighter touch, you know, to a serious issue.
	Turns out in California, firefighting is mostly white and male, and there's a California program to change that, which means it's going to get worse and worse and worse.
	Fire departments have tried to diversify their ranks for years with only modest success.
	The profession remains overwhelmingly white and male.
	One California train program is trying to change that.
	Firefighting departments nationwide have tried to diversify their ranks for years.
	Today, the profession remains overwhelmingly white and male.
	Remember station, KQED. Farida Ibakla Romero reports on one program in California trying to change that.
	Farida!
	I first met Lupe Duran in 2017, just weeks after his home was destroyed by a massive wildfire in Northern California.
	The 23-year-old welding student was overwhelmed with loss, sleeping on relative couches.
	But the disaster made Duran realize he didn't want to feel powerless against any fire.
	Lupe Duran, well...
	It was a feeling of wanting to do more, wanting to actually help and give back to the community.
	From Miro, today he's well on his way to becoming a firefighter paramedic.
	He's enrolled in a unique program preparing people of color and women for careers in the fire service.
	It's called Fire Foundry, a nonprofit collaboration between Merritt County and Area Universities.
	But, you know...
	Ryan, I mean, if people can do the job, I don't care if they're black, white, male, female, but most firefighting, I mean, it's a very arduous and demanding profession in terms of physical stress, and I don't find it at all surprising that it would be dominated by white males, and I suspect trying to diversify is going to dilute.
	I just don't see any way around it.
	And it will destroy morale.
	I mean, there are hundreds of thousands of quotes about the strength of a particular army.
	And when fighting a fire, you act like you're a military unit in terms of your ability to do the job, lift the hoses, connect the pipes.
	Roll out the equipment.
	Roll the equipment back in when you're done and it's time to move on.
	There's all sorts of heavy work to do with axes and doors and people that need to be carried.
	It's one of those jobs that's designed for a grunt.
	And if I was in a situation where my life might be at stake...
	The last thing I would want is for a DEI hire that's been installed on my particular military unit to have to carry my half-burnt body out of a disaster where a beam falls on my head and breaks my back.
	You know, it's insane to think that the people are going to allow this.
	And so for the government to come in and mandate this or drive these programs this direction or that direction is insane.
	You're simply setting yourself up, look, government money is bad money.
	It's become very bad money.
	Can you think of one thing that the government does better than what private industry could possibly do at this particular point in time?
	Look at the massive expansion of government programs.
	Look at the massive expansion of the government.
	This is the fundamental problem with where we are right now in America, is that the government has decided that it's going to be the new lord and master and the new competitor for They've driven small business owners out.
	They've used legislation and laws to keep even hairdressers from continuing to conduct their jobs with less and less government influence.
	And I see every one of these government institutions being nothing more than a A cheap money funneling organization.
	I feel terrible for the people that work for the government.
	As a matter of fact, those of us who are independent out there and operate independently of government income and resources sort of look down our nose at these particular things.
	They work for the government.
	They're just going to take the easy money.
	They're going to take the easy J-O-B and the nice cush retirement.
	Take a look at the government buildings in your town.
	Take a look at the government vehicles.
	The government can have whatever it wants because of its corruption.
	This is not what the founding fathers envisioned for the nation.
	And right now, this government, we need to take an iconoclastic sledgehammer to these government systems and replace them with private industry that will do the job.
	Yeah, I think those are great points.
	I wonder if this is what Hillary meant when she said, diversity is our strength.
	One person is gang raped every single day in Germany.
	Every single day.
	I find this just outrageous.
	Revolver reporting.
	The world is finally waking up to the left's failed global policies.
	But is it too late?
	We like to believe it's never too late for a course of correction.
	But the harsh truth is many European countries sacrifice their nations and cultures on the altar of global progressivism.
	The damage is so severe, it could take generations of stark focus and effort to rebuild.
	Is it worth it?
	Absolutely.
	There's no argument changes must be made to reverse the devastation caused by the globalist diversity agenda.
	But the scars will last for eons.
	The brutal reality of the left's diversity push is mind-boggling.
	In just a few short years, this movement has obliterated cultures, wrecked nations, And destroyed countless lives.
	Look no further than the latest crime statistics out of Germany, a country that practically handed over the keys to hostile foreigners.
	The numbers are jaw-dropping.
	Undeniable proof that welcoming refugees was nothing short of a death sentence.
	Holy shit.
	Statistics show that at least one person is gang raped every day in Germany.
	According to the Ministry of the Interior, additionally, data indicate 78.1% cases of gang rape can be attributed to people with a migrant background. An 18-year-old girl from Herbald in East Westphalia, Germany, lived through a nightmare that is hard to imagine.
	She was raped by six men and a woman.
	Two of the suspects, both Iraqis, have already been arrested.
	Four of the suspects have German citizenship and one German-Syrian.
	A statement from the public prosecutor's office in Bielefeld.
	The crime occurred on August 24th in a car in a parking lot near a large disco.
	Since then, several search warrants have been executed and evidence has been secured, which is currently being evaluated.
	According to the media, the suspects recorded each other during the rape.
	The videos they recorded have already been recovered from their cell phones.
	On the other hand, another gang rape took place last Saturday late at night in Izerlon in the Saurland region.
	In this case, the victim is a 30-year-old man currently being treated in hospital.
	The investigators' findings so far indicate that the act was primarily intended to sexually humiliate the victim.
	Police have issued arrest warrants for four Iranian immigrants in the case.
	Two are still at large.
	Statistics show that at least one person is gang raped every day in Germany.
	According to the Ministry of the Interior, the phenomenon of gang rape can be attributed to people with a migrant background in 78.1% of cases.
	In 2022 alone, 789 such crimes were recorded in Germany.
	Anyone with an ounce of common sense knows that this kind of social migration is dangerous and Western countries are finding this out.
	Germany's reaction?
	On one hand, the relocation of illegal immigrants to neighboring countries.
	Up to 10,000 of them were...
	It's been recently transported to Poland by German police, on the other hand, sealing all of its borders.
	Perhaps it falls to me to say more.
	As an advocate of good Polish-German relations, this kind of activity is unacceptable from the Polish point of view, because after all, I have no doubt that it is the internal German political situation that causes the sharpening of these measures.
	Let me just say we're opening the lines to callers.
	The number is 608-957-8727.
	608-957-8727.
	So call in with any questions, comment you have about any of the stories.
	Brian and I have been discussing here other issues you may want to raise with us today.
	Thank you.
	Listen to Revolution Radio at freedomslips.com.
	We'll be right back after this message.
	Management would like to take a moment to thank the listeners and hosts for all their support that has made Revolution Radio one of the biggest platforms for free speech in an ever-growing dark world of censorship.
	We need the support of the people.
	It is the people like you, yes, you, that keeps the station in the front lines of the battle against tyranny and oppression.
	Please help support Revolution Radio so free speech will not be silenced in a world that seems to be going deaf to the real truth.
	With your support, we will be able to become an even bigger pillar of light in the dark world.
	Revolution Radio, freedomslips.com, the number one listener-supported radio station on the planet.
	Revolution Radio, Radio, Radio, Radio.
	Thank you.
	Join Revolution Radio every Wednesday, 8 p.m., ETL.
	Eastern Time on Studio B for Momentary Zen with host Zen Garcia at FreedomSledge.com, the People Station.
	Even the government admits that 9-11 was a conspiracy.
	But did you know that it was an inside job?
	That Osama had nothing to do with it.
	That the Twin Towers were blown apart by a sophisticated arrangement of mini or micro nukes.
	That Building 7 collapsed seven hours later because of explosives planted in the building.
	Barry Jennings was there.
	He heard them go off and felt himself stepping over dead people.
	The U.S. Geological Survey conducted studies of dust gathered from 35 locations in lower Manhattan and found elements that would not have been there had this not been a nuclear event.
	Ironically, that means the government's own evidence contradicts the government's official position.
	9-11 was brought to us compliments of the CIA, the neocons of the Department of Defense, and the Mossad.
	Don't let yourself be played.
	Read America Nuked on 9-11.
	Available at moonrockbooks.com.
	That's moonrockbooks.com.
	The opinions expressed on this radio station, its programs, and its website by the hosts, guests, and call-in listeners or chatters are solely the opinions of the original source who expressed them.
	They do not necessarily represent the opinions of Revolution Radio and freedomslips.com, its staff, or affiliates.
	You're listening to Revolution Radio, freedomslips.com, 100% listener-supported radio and radio.
	and now we return you to your host. - Well, we have three callers already standing by First, 513. Frank, would that be you?
	Join the conversation, 513. It's Patrice in Ohio.
	Oh, Patrice.
	Go right ahead.
	Yes.
	I've been praying for you, Jim.
	Praying for your speedy recovery.
	Thank you.
	You need to take some N-A-cystol-cystine.
	That helps the lungs.
	I'll send you a picture of it.
	So, you know, it helped me through COVID. I didn't feel like, I felt like I was dying when I had COVID. And when I started taking this, I came back to life.
	So, it really worked.
	Very good.
	So.
	Much appreciated.
	Yeah.
	You had made a statement about how these cities don't want to be smart cities, but they do.
	The city planners want them to be smart cities.
	They've been clamoring for this for years because they get all kinds of tax benefits and they're all part...
	Every freaking city in the United States has been clamoring to be a 15-minute city.
	Bozeman, Montana is one that wants to be...
	A smart city.
	Don't you agree?
	It's an open-air prison.
	Absolutely.
	You know why it's called a 15-minute city?
	Because they can shut it down and not let anybody out in 15 minutes.
	That's why it's called a 15-minute city.
	It's an open-air camp.
	And then control your ability to travel.
	That's what it's all about.
	I think so, too.
	And everything.
	That is completely what the agenda is.
	I mean, and that's part of, you know, agenda 2020, 21, 2030. Yeah.
	Yes.
	So they've been doing this for decades.
	This is all part of the plan.
	And, I mean, you can't tell me those are natural wildfires.
	We know that.
	There's just no way.
	And who are you going to call?
	You know, these cities.
	Are allowing it to happen.
	They are completely in on it.
	They are wanting it to happen.
	Isn't it amazing that, you know, the mayor isn't even in the United States when this is going down?
	Like, that isn't fishy?
	They don't want to be around!
	That's, of course, an excuse for taking no responsibility.
	But it's outrageous.
	It's all outrageous.
	Brian, would you like to comment on Patrice's observations?
	Yeah, I want to point this out.
	Okay, after the Uvalde school shooting false flag took place, one of the very first movements that we saw here in Texas was at a number of...
	I'm sorry.
	Are you there?
	I'm here.
	One of the very first movements we saw was an effort to secure and rebuild what she was talking about.
	We have the same problem here.
	Brian, Brian, I get it.
	We got a second caller named Brian, Brian.
	I was asking Brian Davidson to comment.
	Hang on, Brian.
	I'll get to you.
	Go ahead, Brian Davidson.
	Go ahead, Brian.
	Okay.
	After the Uvalde school shooting in Texas, one of the largest contracts ever was awarded to rebuild the school in Texas according to the new security protocols that would be more appropriate.
	Given the rash of shootings, quote-unquote, that had taken place.
	The rebuild contracts included even our district, which was one of the richest school districts in the nation.
	And so immediately, the contractors that had been awarded those contracts began re-engineering the schools in a way that would keep unwanted visitors out.
	In other words, the parents.
	We're going to lock the kids inside the school.
	We're going to implement new security protocols so that we can educate and build the people of the future according to government standards and contracts.
	I believe that the false flag agendas related to the schools drive...
	Many 15-minute cities in the sense that they're rebuilding governmental educational institutions.
	Just think of a 15-minute city as the same thing as a school that's been re-engineered to make sure that we're able to keep the parents out and not get involved with their education.
	I believe a 15-minute city is nothing more than a larger scale of a school.
	Very, very disturbing.
	You're making very nice.
	It's an open-air prison.
	It's an open-air prison.
	That's my opinion, Patrice.
	Open-air prisons.
	816. 816. Brian, that's not you, is it?
	816. No, it's me.
	Okay, go right ahead, Brian.
	You were talking about earlier you couldn't figure out the Greenland thing.
	What's interesting, Henry McHale had an article yesterday.
	I always go to him.
	He has good stuff.
	And I remember this out of...
	Signal Magazine, which was a German magazine in World War II, and he talked about Macau in 1942. They had a map for the New World Order, and it broke down the globe in certain sections.
	And for where we are, North America was Canada, us, Mexico, and Greenland, okay?
	So when Trump is doing what he's doing, he's just following what the New World Order people want.
	They want that area as part of their New World Order globe.
	That's going to be the entity for us.
	So that's what's going on.
	Brian?
	Davidson, what do you think of that?
	That's a curveball to me.
	Go ahead, Brian.
	I agree, but I can't see why that particular land is important with only 36,000 inhabitants.
	Just because I don't see it doesn't mean there's not a reason, but I know that it does figure large into the New World Order's plans.
	I think maybe a sub-base or a submarine base, a military base, some sort of new technology being deployed in that particular area that could threaten Russia makes sense.
	408 area code.
	Is that you, Paul?
	Go right ahead.
	408. Yes, sir.
	I was just curious if anybody on the panel could correctly guess what the letters and the acronym SMART stand for, SMART City.
	Anybody want to take a stab?
	I don't know.
	Yeah, I don't know.
	Yeah, this is the thing that's really amazing.
	They continue to do this stuff to us all the time.
	I was just thinking, Jim, earlier today, before I called, my mind's kind of wandering a little bit during the show.
	I even had one of those quick little catnaps with a dream.
	And you know, sometimes if you fall asleep to audio, some of that person or the voice will be incorporated in your dream.
	Anyway, it's almost like a Brian call.
	But in this dream I had, You smashed my cell phone for whatever reason.
	You smashed it with your fist.
	And I thought that was kind of interesting.
	I smashed your cell phone, Paul, with my fist?
	Yeah, it was just one of those strange things.
	But get this.
	They just tell us.
	It's self-monitoring analysis and reporting technology.
	And, of course, a lot of people are saying it's also going to be surveillance monitoring.
	So they'll use that as well.
	Just think about that.
	SMART is self-monitoring analysis and reporting technology.
	What?
	And then, of course, people are turning.
	Yes, turning and turning the S into surveillance.
	Surveillance monitoring analysis and reporting technology.
	And we all see the cameras going up everywhere, right?
	And I firmly believe most of the rumors we hear about the 5G and the streetlights and everything else.
	Believe me, if there's a way that they can turn us into the Terminator 2 movie with the HKs and having us fight out of the rubble, they'll do it.
	There's no doubt in my mind.
	I mean, that's what's going on.
	The fire thing is so obvious.
	It's fucking January, for Christ's sake.
	It's been raining here in California.
	Just two, three weeks ago, they talked about the atmospheric river.
	I don't know if you remember.
	I do.
	I'm living here.
	Where I'm at, there's still puddles on the ground.
	And the Santa Ana winds are normally in October, October, November.
	Now, the winds may have exacerbated, but I'm firmly convinced they're tweaking and experimenting with this technology all the time.
	They more than likely are able to cause it with vibrations, similar to the way microwaves can heat things up.
	So they can probably tune the frequencies.
	To get mainly the building materials.
	And also certain, like you see the shots of the cars.
	And so the frame of the car is fine, but the other parts are melted and the aluminum wheels are melted.
	It's like, how would that be?
	It's not even possible.
	The structures are burned to the ground.
	It doesn't look the same as Paradise or Santa Rosa, because I've looked at some of those photos.
	But buildings don't burn all the way to the ground in a normal fire.
	It just doesn't happen.
	Yes.
	Well, and then there's green trees alive.
	And some areas.
	Oh, and what about the trees burning from the inside?
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Right.
	And all they're doing, if you think about this, is ongoing now.
	It's a constant, it's like a drip, drip, drip.
	It's like a numbing effect.
	Even when you're talking about the so-called gang rapes, which I think in many cases it's...
	It sounds like hyperbole.
	I mean, some of the things that they estimate how many take place a day.
	And they did the same thing in England.
	And again, I think it's probably exaggerated.
	It may not be.
	But it's to basically make us like, really, it is learned helplessness.
	It's the continual assault on our senses to kill our sense of outrage, as well as everything else that's taking place with the air and the food and the water.
	We have one other caller from area code 518. Please join the conversation, 518. Hey, Jim.
	Thanks for taking my call.
	This is Frank.
	Okay?
	You know, Jim, earlier you mentioned Sebastian Gorka.
	Okay?
	Now, back in...
	I sent you a couple articles a while ago.
	But, you know, back in June, Trump was calling...
	Zelensky, a huckster, and this and that.
	He's a con man.
	He comes over, he gets $60 billion.
	He'll be going back home crying for more money.
	Okay, that was in June, before the election.
	After the election, he sends out Sebastian Gorka, right, to start attacking Putin, calling him a thug and all of this crazy stuff.
	I mean, that's a complete flip-flop.
	I mean, I don't think so, but do you or any of the guests, do you think that Sebastian Gorka would go out there on his own without getting the approval from Trump's handlers to go after Putin the way he did?
	No, no, no.
	He had to get approval.
	And it was lunatic.
	Completely wrong.
	I mean, show no finesse.
	And they would counter it if he didn't get approval.
	Say again, Matrice?
	They would counter it if he didn't get approval.
	Right, right, right.
	No, he had approval.
	And you got Trump saying very similar things now.
	I don't like it at all.
	But Trump likes his AWOL. Trump likes all these crazy people saying stuff and then doesn't want to make a comment because he likes to let the cat out of the bag like that.
	Yeah, but I was getting you threatened.
	Russia is the most formidable military power in the world today.
	Russia has won the war in Ukraine.
	The idea of trying to coerce Russia into backing off somehow and give up the territory it's already taken, it ain't going to have, and I can't believe what benefit he believes he's deriving from having a loon like Gorka go out and make these outrageous demands.
	Just ridiculous.
	Brian Davidson, your thoughts, Brian?
	Well, going back to the smart city concept, I just want to comment on that one super fast.
	I know of a person who got his homeowner's renewal insurance the other day, and a drone had been sent out to his home to photograph the tree in the backyard, which was encroaching on the property line.
	And he was warned on the insurance renewal document that he's going to need to service the cutting away of some of the limbs on that tree.
	And there was, of course, Footage of the drone that had been deployed to see it.
	So as for the smart cities, I expect that we're going to see something very similar to the Matrix.
	He had already mentioned the Terminator, but the Matrix in terms of how technology is being deployed.
	I have another friend that owns a security reporting company and camera company that has the deployable trailers.
	You'd be shocked at how far the technology has come with artificial intelligence in terms of its identity.
	It's ability to identify dogs, hogs, human beings, and license plates at a great distance, even in the dark.
	And then, of course, an alert goes off at a live monitoring center where somebody comes over the PA and says, hey, you're not authorized to be on this property.
	We're deploying the police.
	So you get that from a big bullhorn.
	It's shocking how far technology has come, and I expect that...
	If it continues to go this way, there'll be no more freedom of movement and there'll be no ability.
	It's going to be like Orwell.
	We're going to be so limited in our ability to fight back against the structures that we just simply can't win.
	That's right.
	Let me add to that really quick, too.
	Yeah, so it's exactly what I was saying before, and Brian is precisely making a good point here.
	We went through with the homeowners insurance here.
	In the Bay Area, about two years ago or so with the family home, they notified us that they will not be renewing.
	We paid faithfully for the better part of 40 years because we had a shake roof.
	Now, there was nothing wrong with it.
	It wasn't really leaking, but they said that we had to go ahead and get a, quote, a fireproof roof.
	Now, everybody knows who's been looking around, and a long time ago, I was dabbled a little bit in the roofing business.
	But all the roofs in the California Bay Area, most of them at one point, nearly all of them were shake.
	And it made a big deal about converting to supposed asphalt shingle because it's fireproof, right?
	And, you know, I'm sure the same thing is in Southern California.
	And so how are these fires spreading, by the way, when you've got to scrub?
	The whole Malibu, Pacific Palisades area, I've been there.
	It's scrub.
	There's not that many trees, right?
	It's right on the coast.
	When you get right on the coast, okay, except for places like Santa Cruz where the rainfall's heavier and you get some of the fir trees, it's mostly scrub.
	So the only way that you could spread these fires anyway would be ashes floating in the wind landing on your roof.
	Houses are just not going to catch fire with the sort of brush fires that they have.
	It's just, again, it's so infuriating.
	So I just thought it was interesting the fact that...
	Yeah, we had our insurance canceled because we didn't have a fireproof roof.
	So just look at the way there.
	Well, speaking of insurance, I have a firsthand knowledge.
	They are royally screwing restaurants.
	Property insurance for 2025 is double what it was for 2024. On restaurants.
	They have picked that industry.
	Those who will even quote it.
	All the other insurance companies won't even quote it.
	They won't even cover it.
	So that's part of the food supply.
	That's how they plan to put all the restaurants out of business.
	They can't afford the property insurance.
	Frank, your thoughts.
	I'll tell you, Jim, I agree with all of the callers.
	I haven't found anything I could disagree with.
	And your guest, I mean, I'll tell you, your format like this, it brings out all kinds of aspects from different areas.
	About different angles and different, you know, information.
	And you get a lot of information here.
	A lot of people aren't aware of that.
	You know, somebody might know something that somebody else doesn't, and we can pick up on it.
	And I picked up a couple things today.
	And, you know, these smart cities, I think they're inevitable.
	I mean, you know, they want to jam us all into these places, you know, give us little box apartments to live in, you know what I mean?
	I think Paul or somebody was saying a while back, most of the construction they see are these big apartment buildings.
	And, you know, they'll probably, you know, build them, try to get everybody jammed into them along the way.
	And, you know, that's the way they want it.
	You know, stuff will be delivered to you.
	They'll give you some games to play or television to watch or whatever amuses people and just make people docile.
	They'll have IA running a lot of the businesses.
	They'll be bringing in robots to replace the workers.
	I mean, I can see we're going in that direction, unfortunately.
	Yeah, no doubt.
	And they're doing a lot with the land use, too.
	Like, where I'm at, there's plenty of land yet to be developed.
	But basically, it's not allowed.
	I talked to a real estate agent recently near where I'm living, and there's all sorts of places, land for sale, not houses.
	You drive down most of these neighborhoods in the San Jose area, which is a large area, rarely seeing a house for sale.
	Meanwhile, not that far away, right, 10 miles or less.
	It's a lot of land, which they've zoned various ways, make it almost impossible.
	I talked to a guy recently.
	He's not even going to do it.
	He's got a hunk of land.
	He's not going to develop it.
	Why?
	Because of all the permitting fees and the process.
	It takes two to three years.
	You've got to pay for all kinds of reports and surveys and building fees just to even get the fucking thing off the ground, just to start.
	So this is exactly what Frank was alluding to without knowing it.
	They are going to...
	You can see what they're doing, the way construction is taking place, what their goal is, exactly.
	And they're basically, for whatever reason, they're trying to kill American suburban living.
	And we all know from the Paradise and Santa Rosa attacks that they're trying to kill the mobile home parks.
	Yeah, but they take it over.
	They take it over.
	They condemn it.
	They take it over, and it's now theirs.
	And, you know, they probably sold it to the Chinese or whatever.
	They sold to some of these hedge funds, and most of these hedge funds are run by Jews.
	They even give out these, what you call, prospectuses for investors.
	Saying about what a great market these mobile home communities are because they're captive.
	They're a captive market with limited options.
	They can't go anywhere.
	So they buy them out and then just raise the rents.
	I mean, there's people paying space rents over $2,000.
	It's insane.
	Space rents used to be $300, $400, maybe $500.
	I remember not that long ago, for example, in some of the really nicer places, it was $700, which is pretty high space rent for a mobile home.
	But now...
	They just keep pushing and pushing and pushing.
	They put the squeeze on us everywhere they can.
	That's all this is, putting the squeeze on us.
	Until when?
	Until we say enough.
	Until we give them something to be afraid of.
	They're demonstrating right now they don't have anything to fear from us.
	How does it get right that the LA fires are clearing the way for the smart LA 2028 and the 2028 LA Olympics?
	I don't know.
	That's the thing.
	Where it's occurring, where a lot of the damage is, it's not really...
	In my opinion, it's not conducive to a smart city.
	And plus, some of these homes, I mean, these are multi-million dollar homes, a lot of very wealthy areas.
	So I couldn't vouch for the motive in that area because, again, the coastal area, Malibu and Pacific Palisades, it doesn't look like it's convenient.
	Well, they eat their own.
	They eat their own.
	They don't care.
	Yeah.
	They don't care.
	But you can be sure whatever it is, it's fucking sinister.
	Because that's what these people are.
	Evil.
	It's evil.
	Until we get it through our heads that we have a sinister enemy and we've got to do something about it, we're going to be screwed.
	Brian, go ahead.
	Give us your thoughts, Brian.
	Yeah.
	I just wanted to tell Paul when he gets his new roof shingles, be sure they're blue.
	Yeah.
	I was just going to mention that.
	Yeah.
	Of course.
	Yeah.
	Anyway.
	Real quick, on Ukraine, Southfront had an excellent article on Zelensky and Bogdanov, who was the head of SBU, and it talked about how they're really big into black rituals.
	They worship Moloch, okay, and they do child sacrifice.
	It talked about the ceremonies they'd been having and how the previous SBU leader was the one that got them into it and that they just recently killed some child somewhere.
	It went into detail on the whole thing.
	It was just really hard to read.
	So I wanted to bring that up.
	Good, good, good.
	Brian Davidson, would you like to add some final thoughts for today?
	Yeah, there's nothing new under the sun in terms of evil and in terms of darkness.
	This has been happening, and Satan's been taking a lot of different forms since the beginning of time, from the very first lie that broke loose.
	In the garden until today, you'll see Satan sort of adjust and morph using different philosophies, using different nations as puppets, using different families.
	I think of the Rothschilds, the red shield from Germany that needed to protect the Vatican's money that they had gathered over 1,700 years.
	I think of them working with Napoleon to help establish Zionism as the new sort of game.
	Prior to that, the Jews were nothing.
	They work together to create deceptions that are designed to lead people astray from recognizing one thing as a moral foundation and that one thing being capable of providing the resources to resist these structures.
	I think those resources of resistance are beginning to wane.
	I think we need to see a resurrection of those resources in terms of a fundamental focus on the difference between good and evil and the need to fight back against it.
	Nice.
	I know we're running out of time, but resources for resistance, could you be a little bit more particular?
	Our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against the powers and the principles and the authorities of the dark world.
	Okay, gotcha.
	I know about that, Paul.
	I could explain it to you.
	No, I got it.
	Non-material.
	All you're called, Patrice, Brian, Paul, Frank, I'm just delighted.
	Frank, would you like to add a final word of thought?
	Yes, Jim.
	I think that Donald Trump is going to get us into a war with Iran at the behest of Bibi Netanyahu.
	Netanyahu's been screaming since the early 90s that Iran's this and Iran's that.
	And I think he kind of has a sway, you know, in our government, in our country, as do a lot of the Jews.
	And I predict that we're going to be going to war with Iran, you know, within the first or second year of Trump's term, unfortunately.
	But that's what I believe.
	I really do.
	Maybe, maybe sooner.
	Thank you.
	Get as much time as you can to your family, your friends, the people you love.

▲