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	It took me so long to find out I found out This is Jim Fetcher, your host on Authentic News, right here on RBN Live, the 16th of May, 2024, 2025.
	We have more than 200 Republicans working to sabotage the chances of an Iran nuclear deal.
	Very, very bad.
	Antiwar.com reports.
	More than 200 Republicans in Congress have sent a letter to President Trump.
	urging him that any deal with Iran must involve the complete dismantlement of Tehran's nuclear enrichment program, which Iranian officials have made clear as a non-starter.
	The letter was signed by 177 GOP House members and every Republican in the Senate, except for Rand Paul.
	The Iranian regime should know the administration has congressional backing, To ensure their ability to enrich uranium is permanently eliminated.
	This is, by the way, colossally stupid.
	Iran is not seeking to develop nuclear weapons.
	They agreed to the earlier deal.
	Now Trump wants to come back after Netanyahu persuaded him to drop it.
	Here's more of the warmongering by the GOP.
	Breaking story.
	That this is going to happen if they can have it.
	Here we go.
	...to a degree that nobody should be, but there was also a woman, if you recall, who was left bloodied and hospitalized.
	She has not come forward before for an interview on camera.
	She'll do that with us later today.
	And she's going to be in conversation with Abu Bakr as well.
	RFK Jr. testified before the House.
	We'll go through some of that.
	Kristi Noem did as well.
	And Elon and Grok are fighting over white genocide, which has interesting...
	It's not only hilarious.
	But it has interesting implications for AI transparency, the nature of truth, the nature of AI personhood.
	The nature of humanity.
	The nature of humanity, whether or not it can survive.
	It's really unbelievable.
	If you've missed this because you're blessedly off of Elon's site, it actually is quite a phenomenon that we witnessed over the last 24 hours, and we'll explain that.
	Grok, is that true?
	How do we know if it's true if Grok is not telling us if it's true?
	We're just going to have to paw our way in the dark here.
	Bear in mind, an AI system is only good as a dad.
	A nephew of mine actually sought to see what one of these chat would give about my trial here in Wisconsin, which is coming to an end.
	And it reported that I hadn't even shown up, hadn't submitted documents, that I had no case at all, which was, of course, ridiculous, completely contradictory.
	So remember, even these AI systems function on the basis of the computer science principle, GIGO, garbage in, garbage out.
	Meanwhile, Trump is working with the Syrian al-Qaeda leader turned president.
	Praising him for his strong past.
	You've got to understand, this guy was nasty.
	He was ISIS and al-Qaeda.
	The idea Trump is making friends with him is bizarre.
	Wednesday, President Trump met with Ahmed al-Shahra, the founder of al-Qaeda in Syria, who became the country's de facto leader after his rebranded group of jihadists.
	He took power in Damascus in December of 2024.
	Trump said he had a very good meeting with Sherrock, who was previously known as Abdul Ahmed Al Jali.
	Young, attractive guy, tough guy, strong pass, very strong pass fighter.
	He's got a real short shot at holding it together.
	The president met with him in Saudi Arabia with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman before heading to Qatar.
	The meeting came a day after he announced he would lift sanctions on Syria.
	Now, what needs to be understood is this whole Syria thing had a very long history.
	It was really a conflict over pipelines.
	Many have questioned why Russia became involved in the Syria Road, but overlooked the fight over natural gas.
	As Harvard professor Mitchell Horenstein and George Romer wrote last month in Foreign Affairs, and this is in an article back in April of 2017, which shows how long this fight has been brewing.
	Russia currently supplies Europe with a quarter of the gas it uses for heating, cooking, fuel, and other activities.
	Eighty percent of the gas Russia Gazprom produces is sold to Europe.
	So maintaining that market is very important.
	But Europe doesn't like being so reliant.
	The fact is we're talking about two pipelines, one of which goes from Iran.
	Through Syria to Europe, the other from Qatar, through Saudi Arabia, through Syria to Europe.
	This is always what it's always been about.
	The plans had Russian pressing, apparently because it could mean more influence over Iran, which, unlike Qatar, did not host a U.S. air pass.
	A sign signed off on the Iran plan for the Iranian gas pipeline in 2012.
	Due to be completed in 2016, ultimately delayed because of the Arab Spring, because of all the intervention.
	So what we've really been dealing with in Syria is a conflict over pipelines.
	Meanwhile, Mike Adams, he thinks that Trump is actually making peace.
	It's a nice thought.
	I hope it pans out.
	That's everybody has.
	Let's get it on.
	Right on.
	Welcome to Brighteon Broadcast News with Mike Adams, the Health Ranger.
	Alright folks, welcome to Brighteon Broadcast News for Thursday, May 15th, 2025.
	I'm Mike Adams, of course, and I thank you for taking the time to join me.
	As always, we have just extraordinary information to share with you.
	I've got a couple of special reports that I recorded earlier.
	One of them is called The Economics of Depopulation.
	Why the extermination...
	A lot of people have not really thought about this, how depopulation is deflationary, and thus it allows governments to get away with being able to counterbalance more of their inflationary tactics.
	So I have a full discussion of that coming up because, as you know, it's very clear to me that a depopulation agenda is underway.
	Fortunately, I think it's pretty easy to survive this effort.
	And to not be depopulated, right?
	So that report is coming up.
	Then also I've got another report about how AI technology is being perverted by governments to try to enslave humanity rather than empowering humanity.
	And this is, of course, why my own project, Enoch, which is at brighteon.ai, is focused on empowering humanity with knowledge that has typically been censored by other tech platforms.
	As we release our AI engine, and I apologize that it's now two and a half months late, but it will get released.
	And as we release that, you'll see how empowering it is to have access to information without censorship and without some government agenda or big tech agenda or CDC agenda or plandemic agenda or pro-war agenda or whatever else.
	I mean, it's so refreshing.
	To be able to interact with knowledge systems that are not designed to enslave you, but rather to...
	That's a nice idea, too, about AI, mind you.
	I have quite an extensive background in the field, having founded the International Journal of Minds and Machines, which I solely edited for 10 years, having published numerous books, AI in scope and limits.
	In the introductory book, Philosophy and Cognitive Science, second edition, I highly recommend.
	Meanwhile, Trump touts camels and largest Boeing order in history during his visit to Qatar.
	This is from Middle East Eye.
	So what are we learning?
	President Trump continued to blip the gold deals in Qatar Wednesday, telling the American jet maker Boeing, To get those planes out there after unveiling what he said was the American economy's biggest deal in history.
	Trump at Qatar had agreed to order up to 210 American-made Boeing 787 Dreamliner and 777X aircraft in a $96 billion deal.
	Congratulations to Boeing.
	Get those planes out there.
	Trump sat at a ceremony alongside Qatar's ruler, Sheikh, Tamad bin Hamad al-Nani.
	I just want to thank you, he added.
	Well, maybe.
	Meanwhile, Istanbul 2.0.
	Know when to hold them.
	Know when to fold them.
	Responsible statecraft.
	The biggest achievement of today's Istanbul talks was that they are even taking place.
	U.S. engagement will remain vital to getting a peace deal over the line.
	Russia's desire for a reset with Washington keeps them on track.
	I have a sense of deja vu as I contemplate these long-overdue peace talks between Ukraine and Russia and Istanbul in April 2022.
	Ukraine and Russia were close to agreeing to a peace treaty less than two months after the war began.
	However, it came crashing down amid claims that Western governments, in particular the US and the UK, encouraged Ukraine to keep fighting.
	That was the British PM at the time rushed there to persuade Zelensky not to settle with Russia.
	Well...
	It was originally planned that Putin and Trump would go to engage with Zelensky, but my last report, they're not going.
	I've heard resurrected the hint it might still happen, but I'm not at all confident.
	Meanwhile, we have Hal Turner.
	U.S. insanity becomes evident with ongoing Ukraine moves.
	Quoting Einstein, That insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.
	That's clearly sort of an aphorism.
	It's not quite right in terms of capturing the concept.
	Meanwhile, someone once said, you know, quoting the Einstein, such seemed to be the case with the U.S. latest position on the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
	In a statement that quickly caused a wave of comments on both sides of the Atlantic, the special envoy of the admin of President Trump, Keith Kellogg, confirmed Washington is actively discussing with its allied the deployment of military units from Great Britain, France, Germany, and Poland in the territory west of the Denebra River.
	Ain't gonna happen.
	The move, as stated part of a wider plan, To stabilize the situation in Ukraine and establish an initial ceasefire.
	There's just one minor problem.
	Russia has already refused this about 15 times.
	Just insane!
	Meanwhile, so there you are, three years into the Russia-Ukraine and the conflict with a special envoy Kellogg proposed.
	The deployment of military units from Great Britain, France, Germany, and Poland, NATO, west of the Denifer.
	The facts.
	9th of April, 1990.
	In a deal approved by Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union, is a quid broke over accepting German reunification in NATO.
	Secretary of State James Baker pledged.
	That NATO would not expand one inch to the east.
	Colombian professor Jeffrey Sachs and Chicago Pressure John Mersheimer argue that during the lengthy negotiation on German unification, U.S., European, and German leaders made explicit assurance of Gorbachev there'd be no future NATO expansion eastward.
	The U.S. National Security Archive document proved this promise was made to Gorbachev by then-Secretary State James Baker III during a meeting in the Kremlin on February 9, 1990.
	And you know how well we've adhered to that.
	What, 14 new nations have joined NATO ever since?
	Absolutely unbelievable.
	The word of the U.S. means nothing.
	Meanwhile...
	Netanyahu's plan to starve Gaza in full effect.
	We have here on Redacted.
	Let's get some parts.
	Let's get some parts.
	Your colleague, Verona Ciesco Bar of Texas, called the conditions there unacceptable.
	She was there on Friday.
	Is she right?
	What more must be done?
	Actually, the facts are these: there are more children, about 600-700 more children, unaccompanied children, coming over the border.
	This is a humanitarian challenge.
	Music Popular, semi-automatic weapons in the United States.
	Just stood up and called it a genocide and that this will not stand.
	Even Piers Morgan, who's been fully in the tank on this, is now saying that Israel has crossed the line.
	Trump is distancing himself from all of this.
	So we're going to dive into that here on the show today.
	Well, if we're fair, two countries have consistently called out on behalf of the plight of the Palestinian people.
	It's Spain and France, surprisingly enough.
	So credit where credit's due, right?
	We don't always hate them.
	No, and we've also got, we're going to talk about the Ukraine failed peace talks.
	Where was Putin in all of this?
	Zelensky's feeling butthurt about showing up and finding out that Putin wasn't there.
	And also photographers were given explicit instructions on how to photograph Zelensky.
	Yes, height requirements on how you actually film him while he was there.
	We're going to talk about that.
	Plus Trump's Middle East trip.
	It was momentous.
	What came out of it?
	What his new foreign policy?
	Yeah, see, Zelensky's a little guy, so he has to be photographed in a certain way to look like he's average even when he's really little.
	Meanwhile, we have responsible statecraft, the desperation of Gaza famine, denialism.
	Defenders of Israel's government are on a mission.
	Unfortunate facts are getting in the way.
	At the risk of famine, as the risk of famine spread across Gaza, and as shocking images of overcrowded sub-lines stream from Gaza daily, an influential network of Israeli government defenders has emerged to tell you that none of this is happening at all.
	A free press.
	A pro-Israeli media outlet, often sympathetic to neoconservative worldviews, published a highly circulated article last week from journalist Michael Ames called the Gaza Famine Myth, which reports that demonstrate that food security in Gaza has been far above the famine and crisis level, international humanitarian organizations have observed since at least early 2024.
	Israeli blockade.
	Which the government openly admits restricted all aid from entering the Strip since March 2, 2025, has once again pushed Gaza to the edge of famine, with U.N. reports warning starvation levels far surpassing those of 2024.
	How absurd!
	Meanwhile, of course, we have Israeli strike killing more than 100 Palestinians in Gaza.
	Remandingwar.com.
	This is absolutely routine.
	At least 143 Palestinians were killed by Israeli attacks in Gaza Thursday.
	That would be yesterday.
	As the Israeli military has intensified its strikes on the besieged territory amid President Trump's visit to the region, which may or may not come to behest.
	Meanwhile, Israeli forces bombed two Gaza hospitals in one day.
	By targeting European Hospital and Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunus, the Israeli military has further decimated Gaza's already devastated medical system.
	That's because they want everyone dead.
	Meanwhile, secret Western intel backed Mossad hits on Palestinian.
	Bad, bad, bad.
	This is from the New Era.
	What do we have?
	A secret network of Western intel agencies assisted Israel in a campaign of assassination against Palestinians, which took place in the early 1970s, and we've been involved in this for a very long time.
	Encrypted cables from Swiss archives, studied by Dr. Aviv Agatman.
	An historian of strategy and intelligence at Abbasid University shows that 18 Western states shared intel with Israel as it was targeting Palestinians across Europe for assassination.
	Dies.
	Meanwhile, wildfires rage in Europe.
	A truth-seeker reporting.
	One cannot help wondering if this is karma at work.
	While the Israeli Defense Forces conducts genocide campaigns in Gaza, wildfires have run rampant through large parts of Israel.
	The fires, thought to be the worst in Israel's history, have prompted Prime Minister Netanyahu to declare a state of emergency.
	The Zionist state has appealed for international aid.
	Help contain the fires.
	And the irony is unmistakable.
	So while IDF restricts the supply of desperately needed food and medical aid in Gaza, Israel is calling for international assistance to help combat wildfires.
	Several towns in Israel have been evacuated, as have whole neighborhoods in Haifa, Israel's third largest city.
	While officials in the National Firefighting Service complain, They have insufficient men and equipment to contain the fires.
	Meanwhile, Israel's plan exposed...
	If your neck looks like this, you need to watch this video.
	Let's see what we have here.
	Colonel McGregor always...
	No one in the international community, and that may also be true for many people in Israel, who've had to deal with Mr. Netanyahu, have liked the man.
	Most of them regard him as an arrogant sociopath.
	And given what's happened in Gaza, he may well deserve the title of psychopath.
	So at this point, I don't think it costs President Trump very much at home with his enormous followers in the Jewish community and donors to make it clear that he's unhappy with the behavior of Mr. Netanyahu.
	Now beyond that, I don't think we should reach any conclusions.
	So I think he's just simply said to the Saudis, and I think he'll say the same thing in the Emirates, let's let bygones be bygones.
	Whether or not that works, I don't know.
	Colonel Douglas MacGregor just dropped some serious truth bombs, and we need to talk about it.
	So, first off, Trump might be finally backing away from Netanyahu and his whole greater Israel dream.
	That's big.
	MacGregor's saying Trump's cozying up to the Saudis instead.
	Honestly, makes sense.
	Israel's war in Gaza is turning global opinion.
	Even Trump sees the political fallout.
	It appears that Trump is getting so sick and tired of Netanyahu, whether it's personality or whether it's the destruction in Gaza and the advancement of the Greater Israel Project, that the Prime Minister had to take to the airwaves to deny it.
	Here he is earlier today in Israel.
	Chris, cut number eight.
	This is a very emotional moment.
	Eden Alexander has returned home.
	We embrace him and we embrace his family.
	This was achieved thanks to our military pressure and the diplomatic pressure applied by President Trump.
	This is a winning combination.
	I spoke with President Trump today.
	He told me, I am committed to Israel.
	I am committed to continuing to work with you in close cooperation in order to achieve all of our war objectives, releasing all of the hostages and defeating Hamas.
	This goes together.
	They are combined with each other.
	Hard for me to believe that Trump said that and used those words, but Netanyahu obviously felt the need to articulate it.
	How does that strike you?
	I've been disturbed ever since I learned that Mr. Alexander was an Israeli from New Jersey.
	I thought everybody from New Jersey was an American.
	I thought it was very strange.
	And clearly it was a slight.
	And Mr. Netanyahu, despite his arrogance, is very, very sensitive, much like Mr. Trump.
	Then McGregor calls out US politicians showing loyalty to foreign militaries, like wearing an IDF uniform in Congress.
	That's not just cringe.
	It's dangerous.
	Imagine a senator repping China's army.
	You call it treason.
	Why is this okay for Israel?
	The young man was born not far from where I live, in New Jersey.
	But somehow, I guess, can you join the IDF without becoming an Israeli citizen?
	I don't know what the Israeli law is, but he was in the IDF when he was captured.
	Well, for many years we had laws in the books that said that if you served in the armed forces of another state, you lost your citizenship.
	If you voted in an election in a foreign state, you lost your citizenship.
	Then there was a Supreme Court ruling in 1965, with which you may be more familiar than I am, that overturned that.
	I'm someone who's never been comfortable with the idea of multiple citizenships.
	Either you are an American or you are not.
	And that was the view of the founders, and I tend to subscribe to that view.
	In 2008, I declared that no dual citizen should ever occupy a policy-shaping or decision-making position in the American government because you could not know that their loyalty to the other state did not outweigh their loyalty to the United States.
	There's rare earth and reindustrialization on the UNS review.
	New York Times is not usually mentioned in the same breath with Mining Journal or the Northern Miner, leading lights for the mining industry between April 14th and 17th.
	New York Times ran five stories with the titles below.
	China halts critical minerals that trade war intensifies April 14th.
	What are rare earth metals?
	The export halted by China, April 15. How China took over the world's rare earth industry, April 16. The mine is America's, the minerals are China's, April 16. Here is what to know about rare earth minerals and renewable energy, April 17. In April, the Times also published these titles.
	Elon Musk warns rare earth magnet shortage.
	May delay Tesla's robots.
	U.S. announces a deal to share Ukraine's mineral wealth.
	Not just rare earth.
	U.S. gets many critical minerals from China.
	China's salt and critical minerals poses risk for U.S. military programs.
	Readers may be forgiven for thinking the New York Times is entering an arena normally reserved to mining.com.
	Meanwhile, Hal Turner, Chinese solar inverters found containing Trojan horse communicators.
	Get this.
	The Nazis found Trojan horse communication devices in Chinese-made solar power inverters.
	They are used to change DC power from solar panel battery racks into AC power for use of our homes.
	In some solar setups, inverters also connect it to the power grid and to sell back energy to local electric companies.
	The Trojan horses can be turned on and turned off, controlled remotely, can be used to destabilize public energy grids, potentially leading to massive blackouts like the recent one in Spain.
	Those Chinese, very clever.
	Meanwhile, Trump just secured a $600 billion deal that, according to the title, has China shaking with fear.
	I'd be very surprised.
	Trump has once again proven why he's known as the dealmaker-in-chief after announcing a jaw-dropping $600 billion investment commitment from Saudi Arabia into the American economy.
	The White House announced a massive deal during Trump's visit to Saudi on May 13, where the president secured what's being called the largest set of commercial agreements on record between the two nations.
	The deals celebrated today are historic and transformative for both countries and represent a new golden-hero partnership between the United States and Saudi Arabia.
	The White House stated in a fact sheet, Detailing the agreement.
	Well, we'll see.
	Colin McGregor suggests Trump may be turning the attention of the United States to Saudi Arabia as opposed to Israel.
	Meanwhile, we have some stunning domestic developments, which I...
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	In an almost unbelievable development, former FBI Director James Comey is calling for the assassination of President Trump as dams cheer on.
	Former FBI Director James Comey has come under intense and immense scrutiny after he posted a message many are interpreting as a threat on President Trump's life.
	In a since-deleted Instagram post, but captured, including here, Comey boasted an image made up of seashells and stones, seemingly at a basis, well at the numbers, 86 space 47. 86, of course, is a common slang for assassination.
	47, of course, the number of President Trump's administration.
	Here we have Benny Johnson.
	Former FBI Director James Coney is going for the assassination of President Trump.
	Eighty-six means to kill, to murder, to execute judicially.
	And there you see it.
	Comey remarkably put out his Instagram saying he thought this was cool and claims ridiculously He had no idea it had anything to do with violence.
	Meanwhile, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard calls for Comey to be put behind bars over the Trump Post.
	Director of National Intelligence Thursday called for former FBI Director James Comey to be put behind bars.
	James Comey posted a cryptic message in his Instagram account Thursday spelling out Seashells, 86 space 47. Cool shell formation on my beach walk, Pony said in his caption.
	How absurd.
	Pony deleted the post after major backlash, and he updated with an unbelievable comment.
	I posted earlier a picture of some shells I saw today on a beach walk, which I assured...
	Assumed were a political message.
	I didn't realize some folks associate those numbers with violence.
	It never occurred to me, but I opposed violence of any kind, so I took the post down.
	So Comey, expect the public to believe that he, a former FBI director, did not know the meaning of 86?
	James Comey is also implying he didn't assemble the CHEL formation.
	He's claiming it just happened.
	He happened to stumble across the assassination message while he was on a beach walk?
	Wow.
	What an absurd situation.
	Meanwhile, Trump appeals to the Supreme Court to lift its ban on deporting dangerous criminal aliens.
	It's a funny old world, ain't it?
	Sometimes it feels the most basic common sense ideas are treated like radical propositioning, for example.
	The notion that a country ought to, you know, protect its own citizens, ensure its borders, it means something, not roll out the red carpet for those who wish us harm.
	Crazy, right?
	Thankfully, not everyone's forgotten these foundational principles.
	You've got leaders who still believe their primary job is to safeguard the nation.
	And it's people, and they're not afraid to make the tough calls, even if it ruffles a few feathers along the everybody's welcome, no questions asked crowd.
	It's refreshing, like a cold glass of iced tea on a sweltering day, to see decisive action when it's so clearly needed.
	And, speaking of decisive action, Trump admin is showing it means business when it comes to national security from the millennial to postmillennial.
	It's an alarming prospect given that TDA has conducted kidnappings, extorted businesses, bribe public officials, authorized members to attack and kill law enforcement, assassinate a Venezuelan opposition figure, prompting the Secretary of State to deem TDI, a threat to national security.
	That's, of course, Trendeagua, the gang, which the Supreme Court has seemed to rule cannot be deported, or rather, it's a judge which they are now appealing to the Supreme Court, and hopefully the court will find the administration's action reasonable, appropriate, and within their authority.
	Which is undoubtedly the case.
	Meanwhile, Democrats rage after Trump welcomes white refugees from South Africa.
	You know, it's funny how the self-proclaimed champion's intolerance can be so particular about who deserves a sliver of their apparently very finite sympathy.
	One day, they're weeping over one group, demanding open borders and endless resources the next.
	Well, let's just say...
	Their compassion seemed to have a very specific and often contradictory checklist.
	It's almost as though the who matters more than the what.
	If you've ever tried to explain simple and funny truths to someone whose mind is already made up, you'll understand the special kind of bafflement we're encountering today.
	So, what's the liberal outrage machine sputtering and fuming about grab your popcorn?
	A Trump admin in a move that frankly screams common sense has decided to grab refugee status Yes, you read that.
	White refugees.
	And cue the collective meltdown of the usual suspects.
	The New York Times, bless their predictable hearts, reported dozens of white South Africans arrived after being granted refugee status, while helpfully reminding everyone that President Trump has made it virtually impossible for any other.
	Refugees to seek safe haven.
	The implication, of course, is clear.
	How dare these particular refugees get in?
	Well, the history here is really stunning because these are white farmers who made South Africa viable, profitable, wealthy.
	But since there have been changes in government, they've been subject to slaughter by the black government there.
	It's outrageous.
	Of all groups in the world, these and the Palestinians are probably those most deserving of refugee status.
	Of course, the Palestinians don't want to give up their land because it was their land historically for thousands of years until these interlopers showed up in 1948 and started taking over, occupying land that did not belong to them in an extensive judicial Legal review has shown they are not entitled to the lands of Palestine.
	Meanwhile, zero hedge.
	Racism is only white.
	Anti-white art installation goes viral, sparks outrage.
	A number of anti-white slogans were used at an art installation at the University of Grenoble in France for Equality Month.
	With widespread outrage, Leading the president of the university demand they'd be taken down.
	The inscription repeatedly attacked white males, claiming that only white persons are guilty of racism, with the entire scandal going viral, garnering tens of thousands of comments and millions of views on French social media.
	Meanwhile, flashback.
	South African.
	EFF leader Julius Malema admits Trump is right for coming after white farmers.
	This is dated May 14th, just two days ago.
	On Wednesday, President Trump tweeted out his concern over the racist South African land and farmer seizures and killing of farmers.
	Trump, I have asked Secretary of State.
	This was then Pompeo.
	To closely study the South African land and farm seizures and expropriations and the large-scale killing of farmers, South African government is now seizing land from white farmers.
	It's gone on unabated for years.
	There ought to be an international outcry, but largely muted, very much as we have in the case of Palestine.
	Meanwhile, flashback.
	Dems critical of Trump's Qatari jet gift rode camel in expenses paid 2021 trip to the Gulf Emirates.
	As Democrats, attack President Trump for accepting a Qatari royal family gift of a $400 million jet to be refurbished to serve as Air Force One.
	I think that question is very much up in the air for national security reasons.
	Photos of reservice of Democrat lawmakers three years earlier enjoying an all-expans-paid trip to the Gulf Emirate.
	The trip, paid for by the U.S. Qatar Business Council, involved four House Democrats and one Republican, went to Qatar in 2021 during the trip.
	At least two of the Democrats participated in sightseeing excursion via camelback for them and their family members.
	Well, what else is new?
	But I do think this jet thing is very, very troubling.
	The idea that you might have to take it apart, inspect it, and then put it back together at fabulous expanse, for example.
	How otherwise?
	Maybe there's a way of scanning it.
	Maybe you can't do the equivalent of an x-ray, yet to be determined.
	So long, climate tyrants!
	Trump smacks down insane Biden-era climate regulations.
	Under the guise of protecting the environment, President Joe Biden and his Democrat pals sought to control every aspect of our being, from the types of showerheads we're able to buy, to the kinds of stoves we can cook our food on, and thankfully, the current admin has taken those chains off the American people.
	President Trump has hit these draconian regulations head-on.
	In an effort to free the American people from the Biden-era climate tyranny.
	According to the Washington Free Beacon, the Department of Energy took massive action earlier this week to slash dozens of regulations for household appliances from dishwashers to dryers that were issued under the previous President's orders.
	The regulations included restricted sales on certain types of gas stoves, faucets, shower heads, microwaves, even ceiling fans.
	While forcing the American people to settle for more expensive and less effective options for the environment.
	Here we have Trump ends Biden-Europe ban on gas stoves.
	This was just such an obvious colossal stupidity.
	All right, grab a cup of coffee, brew just the way you like, not how some bureaucrats think you shouldn't settle in.
	Feels for the longest time, every time you turned around.
	Another helpful suggestion was coming out of Washington, D.C., telling you how to live, what to buy, even how to cook your dinner.
	And not to make you wonder, is some people back there think we're all just toddlers who can't be trusted to pick out our own appliances without their guidance and often quite expensive hand.
	This business about...
	Banning gas stoves was just ridiculous from the beginning.
	We in the chart to correct is the Department of Energy under new sensible management liberating a whole range of household appliances from the clutches of overzealous regulation.
	Remember the great gas stove panic of 2023 when they tried to tell you what kind of stove you could or couldn't buy?
	Gone.
	Strict water standard for dishwashers and shower heads.
	Now, left your dishes spotty and your showers unsatisfying?
	Reversed.
	The government's grand plan to force everyone into an all-electric everything.
	Whether you want it or not, shelved all positive developments.
	Meanwhile, Michael Yon reports on the ground from Texas.
	It's not what you think, folks.
	This is from the truth seeker.
	In a substack post, Featuring his interview with Emerald Robinson, independent journalist Michael Yawn paints a disturbing picture of the Texas law enforcement community.
	We think of Texas as a bright red state, but maybe we need to recalculate.
	Read below.
	Early yesterday, I flew over Colony Ridge with Dave Cannon in his helicopter.
	Fog had become thick because Ridge Colony is built on precious low wetland.
	So it came back when Dave's airplane got higher after fog burned off.
	More on the flight today.
	Bottom line, a critical mass of Texas law enforcement is refusing to help with mass deportations.
	Texas DPS, Department of Public Safety specifically, outright refusing to help deport, as are many local law enforcement agencies.
	That's pretty damn disturbing.
	Because you'd think of Texas as strong for law enforcement.
	Meanwhile, sad trombone.
	New poll finds Democrats deeply pessimistic about the future of their party, deservedly so.
	Democrats are deeply despondent about the future of their party, according to new polling from the AP and Newark Center for Public Affairs Research.
	Not surprising they'd feel this way.
	They got clobbered in the November election by the man they tried to destroy through every means at their disposal.
	They lost the House, the Senate, and the White House.
	The funny thing about the poll is that some Democrats are burned out, bummed out, because they think the party isn't doing enough to fight Trump.
	They don't seem to understand one of the main reasons why they are in the...
	Doldrums they are.
	Here we go.
	Six months after Trump's presidential victory, Democrats remain deeply pessimistic about the future of their party, though neither the party Democrat or Republican is viewed favorably by a majority in the U.S. The new poll conducted earlier by the AP Noark found that only about one-third of Democrats are very optimistic, or even somewhat.
	About their party's future.
	That's down sharply from July 2024 when about 6 in 10 Democrats had a positive outlook.
	Well, hardly surprising.
	Where are the Democrats going to go?
	Meanwhile, AOC warns that there will be hell to pay if law-breaking Dems face accountability.
	This article calls her a communist.
	I'm not sure I would buy that.
	Representative AOC has stirred up controversy after threatening local law enforcement withheld a pay should they dare arrest members of the Democrat Party who recently broke the law and physically attacked law enforcement.
	Leave it to Democrats that threaten violence if they're held accountable for their violence.
	Over the weekend, ICE released a video.
	Join Representative Lamont Beaver verbally abusing and physically assaulting federal agents at the Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark, New Jersey.
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	Bruce Springsteen issues an extreme political statement on a European tour.
	Here's what he said.
	The mighty E Street Band is here tonight to call upon the righteous power of art, of music, of rock and roll in dangerous times.
	He said, in my home, the America I love, the America I've written about, that has been a beacon of hope and liberty for 250 years.
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	When someone insists on staying directly in the path of an oncoming train, reasonable people eventually stop trying to rescue them.
	Isn't that exactly the peculiar position of many Americans when they watch Congressional Democrats continue their unwavering commitment to obstruct President Trump at every turn, regardless of policy or potential benefit?
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	It's happening from the highest ranking to the lowest ranking member of the Democrat Party.
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	issued by Britain's King Edward I. The original Magna Carta established in 1215, the principle of the king is subject to law and has formed the basis of constitutions globally.
	There are four copies of the original, and until now, there are believed to be only six copies of the 1300 version.
	I say, excellent.
	Meanwhile, get this.
	HHS to end COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for kids and pregnant women.
	According to the Wall Street Journal, a Trump admin under the leadership of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is preparing to end routine CDC recommendations that pregnant women, teenagers, and children receive COVID vaccines.
	The decision Expected to be announced in the coming days represents a long overdue departure from current ill-advised CDC guidance, which still urges vaccination for everyone aged six months or older, including during pregnancy.
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	Welcome to the second hour of Authentic News right here on RBN Live, where I take your calls this 16th day of May, 2025.
	Delighted the first caller up is Layla from Canada.
	Join the conversation.
	Layla, welcome back.
	Yeah, hi, Jim.
	The first thing I'd like to do is I want to compliment Carol, who called yesterday and expressed her dismay at how some of the hosts seem to be supporting Israel's genocide.
	First of all, she expressed herself so beautifully.
	She has a lovely voice.
	She's very articulate, and she made a very persuasive argument.
	Ironically, though, It's not so much that I believe that even false speech should be allowed.
	I think from a secular perspective, because of the laws and the FCC, I think it would reflect badly if RBN, unless it's going to become a purely single-issue network, there has to be that variety, opposing points of view.
	I know it sounds ironic for me to be saying it.
	But let those who propose or support a certain ideology have their say.
	And they're outnumbered anyway.
	And if they're good hosts in every other way, then that should not disqualify them.
	But nonetheless, I really have to compliment Carol.
	I wish she would call more often because she's so articulate.
	She has such a lovely voice.
	And her mind works so beautifully.
	So I do hope she will call in more often.
	And please don't take offense at my suggestion that even those who may appear to support Israel, sometimes just the things they say makes listeners think, wait a minute, that doesn't sound right.
	That's not the way a Christian is supposed to think.
	And so unless you hear the bad qualities of other people's arguments, You may not realize how they themselves can disqualify their own statements.
	So essentially what I'm doing is agreeing with you in terms of free speech.
	Layla, that's very gracious and broad-minded of you.
	As I've been explaining, Sir Carl Hopper emphasized that open and unfettered debate is our most effective method of discovering the truth.
	And what's going on in the case of genocide is such a horrific crime that anyone who actually endorses it is thereby showing themselves to be morally unfit.
	It's disgusting.
	I mentioned yesterday, perhaps, that I have a piece evaluating alternative moral theories for popular theories, subjectivism, which means an action's right if I think it's right.
	Family values and actions right if the family thinks it's right.
	Religious-based ethics and act is right if the religion thinks it's right.
	And this, I think, turns out to cut very strongly against Judaism, because if we can figure out the right moral theory, it will turn out Judaism falls far short of qualifying.
	Then cultural relativism, if a culture thinks a practice is right.
	Then it's right.
	And I offer counterexamples to show why none of those are defensible moral theories.
	And then for philosophical, ethical egoism, which gives a more refined calculation for subjectivism, that if contemplating alternative actions, you should always refer the one that produces the greatest net happiness for you as a person, which can entail harm to others.
	Then there's limited utilitarianism action by a group that the group is taking the action, if the group is taking the action that benefits them the most when you subtract the happiness they acquire minus the unhappiness they may inflict, which I regard as the most pernicious and dangerous, because you have a whole group supporting what can be completely immoral behavior.
	Properly understood.
	And we have classic utilitarianism that most Democrats, it's probably the most widely held moral theory, but it's still defective because it does not protect individual rights, where utilitarianism says that action that produces the greatest good for the greatest number is the preferable action.
	And then finally, deontological moral theory, which says you must always treat other human beings with respect.
	And never, never merely as means, or murder, robbery, kidnapping, rape, or a crystal clear illustration of treating other persons merely as means, so that when you review the nature of morality, it's very clear genocide is among the most grotesque,
	immoral actions a human could commit, or a group, and where I condemn it, But where I encourage all of you who have an interest to review the arguments I present there, evaluating moral theories on my blog at jameshfetzer.org.
	And Leila, I commend you for taking such an encompassing point of view.
	I agree with you, of course, and I think that is correct.
	Even people who have a deplorable point of view, one with which we might disagree intensely.
	They are entitled to have their say to encourage discussion and debate in the search for truth.
	Thank you for your comment.
	Further, Layla.
	Oh, you're welcome.
	It's not so much broad-mindedness, but I think it's just a matter of letting people reveal themselves.
	And I have faith in the majority of people to see through the fallacies of some arguments, especially when the evidence is out there.
	I object not only to genocide, but even to the murder of a single innocent person without due process and without good reason for it.
	The whole idea of anyone, whether it's individual murder and brutality and sadism and torture, it's wrong whether it's one person doing it to another.
	Or a group ganging up on one.
	Or a small group with powerful weapons ganging up on unarmed large groups.
	If we're going to be the best that we're capable of being.
	We have to refrain from those things, and we have to do it voluntarily sometimes.
	Very often it's law that prevents it from happening, but ideally we would incorporate those values because we want to be better than that.
	Think of the word genocide.
	It is genus.
	Whatever you do to one, you do to the whole.
	Yes, yes.
	And that's the thing we have to keep in mind.
	And furthermore, even people with bad ideas...
	Still have good qualities.
	They still may bring good information to us, especially when they're the hosts that are on RBN.
	Many of them, I may not agree with them, but every now and then I hear something that I find very interesting and informative.
	But still, I just really admire Carol.
	I was very impressed with her.
	I wish she would call more often.
	The ones I don't like are the ones who keep calling and saying the same thing over and over and over again.
	Yes, yes, yes.
	Maybe I'm guilty of that, too.
	We're all a little guilty of repetition.
	You're doing great.
	This is wonderful.
	And, of course, it reflects why due process rights, before taking life, liberty, or property, it has to be done through a proper judicial process.
	And it's got to be a proper judicial process, not a rigged one, such as I've encountered here in Dane County, where I'm very glad to say that the judge in my case retired five and a half years early, Leila, because there are four appeals before the Court of Appeals are about to render.
	And it may have led to his not just recusal for my case, but even removal for the bench.
	So I think he sees the handwriting on the wall.
	Took his preferred option.
	But it also shows why the COVID shots being administered without informed consent is grossly immoral.
	Grossly immoral.
	Because you're not allowing people to decide whether or not they should subject themselves to what turns out to be a medical experiment and one that's actually in gene therapy, genetic engineering, which has never been spelled out properly to the American people.
	A final thought, Layla.
	Informed consent.
	I mean, if we expect justice for ourselves and fair treatment for ourselves, we have to give it to others.
	And with regard to medication, that has been one of the major principles about ethically practicing medicine, that you get informed consent and that you do your best to ensure.
	That what you are doing is appropriate for the so-called disease and that it is appropriate for the individual, their age, their health, and their status of susceptibility to the disease.
	None of that was taken into consideration.
	It was clearly mass alteration of whatever motivation.
	We can only guess at the motivation and none of us can be sure.
	That we're guessing correctly.
	But anyway, I'll let you go, Jim.
	No, Layla, it's mass depopulation.
	There's no doubt about it.
	And anti-fertility for both men and women.
	It's as sinister an agenda as the world has ever encountered.
	Thank you for a wonderful call, Layla.
	Wonderful, splendid.
	Susie in Arizona, join the conversation.
	Susie.
	Hi, Dr. Francis.
	I'm calling regarding the Altadena.
	Fire.
	Yeah.
	And since you're familiar with the area, and at least Mountain View Cemetery, when I was there in Audley, when I was there in mid-February, they had the whole cemetery closed down.
	I tried to enter the cemetery because I have ancestors there.
	Yeah.
	And I know you mentioned before that your mom was there.
	My father, too.
	Both of my parents are married there.
	Well, and oddly, I have to say oddly, six weeks after the fire, the cemetery is closed down to allow for cleanup.
	That was really odd.
	I'm going back to California in a week or so, and so I'll try and enter again, but oddly it was closed down.
	But something, Monica Perez, who is a podcaster who lives in Altadena, has talked about what's going on there.
	And so, you know, just so that you know, it's not normal what's going on there.
	It really is not normal.
	No, it certainly sounds like that.
	I'm glad you mentioned this, Susie.
	Do you have any speculations about why this is so odd?
	Well, you know, from day one, I said it was a land grab.
	And something that is not talked about a lot because of maybe his little funny things, the land purveyor in Glendale who has...
	I forget the name of it, but it's the, they have the Glendale, they took over the Glendale, I forget, whatever it is, they took over the Glendale thing so that they have now the, oh gosh, sorry.
	Not a problem, not a problem.
	If the thought comes back, call back in.
	We can...
	Go ahead.
	No, but he took over the...
	And he was running for mayor.
	But he took over, like, the land grab of Glendale.
	And my guess is that he's going to take over the Altadena.
	And he has...
	His area took over part of Palisades.
	So he had a part of Palisades that survived because he had put out private whatever they call it.
	I don't know what they call it in these days, but he put out private firefighters in Palisades.
	And he has part of Palisades, but he owns the Americana on brand.
	And he has several areas in.
	Southern California.
	And my guess, and he ran for mayor of LA.
	My guess, you know, my guess is that he's going to somehow rather benefit in all of this.
	Try to do a land grab under the guise of what?
	You know, reconstruction, given the fire, using that as a pretext.
	That wouldn't be surprising.
	I think there's a lot of that going on.
	Yeah.
	I said that.
	Day one.
	I said that from day one, and I named him from day one.
	Yeah.
	You know what?
	It's sad.
	And you grew up there, and you know the area.
	Yeah.
	And I worked there a lot, and my heart broke when I saw it in the mid-February.
	When I drove through, you would not recognize it.
	It was heartbreaking.
	Heartbreaking.
	Suzy, I believe it.
	Yeah.
	Very, very, very upsetting.
	I wouldn't agree more.
	Final thought?
	Go ahead.
	Well, yeah, what was really odd was that the vehicles that got burned out, there were non-EVs, said no, non-RV, EV.
	So they had cleared out, somewhere or other, during the...
	You know, all of the stuff where they first cleared out all the toxic stuff, they cleared out the EV, and then they marked the cars that got burned out that were non-EVs.
	And they were marked that way.
	They were painted on the cars that got burned out, non-EV, which was, to me, you know, it was like a, not, it was, nothing around there is normal anymore.
	Nothing.
	Yeah.
	You're absolutely right, Susie.
	Much appreciate the call.
	Thank you so much.
	Meanwhile, JP and Chicago, join the conversation.
	JP will hit a break.
	I'll carry you over, JP.
	Are you?
	Yes.
	Are you there?
	JP?
	Maybe lost, JP.
	Should be there.
	Okay, let's...
	Let's flip.
	Let's get Gabriel on.
	Gabriel, join the conversation.
	Sorry I couldn't stay to converse with you earlier today.
	Go ahead, Gabriel.
	Join the conversation.
	Professor, good afternoon.
	Yes.
	I have good news.
	I noticed when you stopped using Skype last week, your audio quality really improved.
	Oh, really?
	Oh, that's fascinating.
	Oh, yeah.
	Fascinating.
	Fascinating.
	Fascinating, Gabriel.
	I had no idea.
	Go ahead.
	Yeah, and I also just connected a little bit better just now as well.
	Recently, Trump reduced his China tariffs, if I'm correct, by 80%.
	Yes.
	Yeah, by 80%, if I'm correct, which is very significant.
	It was related to rare earth elements.
	So China produces 99% of the world's supply of rare earth elements used by the auto industry, the aerospace industry, the U.S. military, semiconductor industry.
	All of these industries use these rare minerals from China.
	And so I wonder if this was what the Ukraine mineral deal is really about, because I don't think Ukraine has too many of these rare elements.
	And Trump could be getting played with that.
	He's really kind of proving himself to be an idiot.
	Well, my impression, Gabriel, is most of those are in areas controlled by Russia.
	So I don't see how Ukraine could.
	Follow through on their part of the bargain if Russia actually controls those areas.
	So we'll find out.
	We're going to hit a break, Gabriel, but I'll carry you over.
	Go ahead.
	Say more.
	Any idea of going to war with China?
	There we go.
	Stand by.
	We'll be right back with Gabriel.
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	So I have a concern that there's a secret plan to go to war with China for these rare mineral resources.
	I think it's a bad idea and we know We get brought into these wars.
	It's always based on lies.
	They come up with some lie or something, and then they don't tell us the real reason of what they're up to.
	I think something is seriously wrong with Trump acting like the world is for sale.
	He treats Gaza like it's real estate, as well as other areas of the world.
	That's just an example.
	And then he said he wants to reopen Guantanamo Bay and Alcatraz.
	Well, I hope he ends up confined in one of those two.
	Because, well, if you remember back, both of them were shut down because of crimes against humanity, including their primary use was to conduct torture on prisoners.
	And he wants to open those back up.
	And I think that he represents Satan himself.
	Who the hell does he think he is, Professor?
	Trump is beyond not having his head screwed on right.
	He's lower than dirt when you consider some of these things that he's doing.
	Meanwhile, Professor, you and I debated on whether the existence of God can be proven, and I think...
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	As I'll explain briefly, and I would like your audience to maybe vote on who they think won, I argue that mathematics proves the existence of God or intelligent creators because the probability of the human being,
	the world and outer space and everything, Being the result of random events and processes is about 0%, but the probability of the human being and everything being the result of an intelligent creator is about 100%, mathematically speaking.
	Ben, Professor, you argued that intelligence itself evolved, and you have implied that it evolved randomly.
	But my whole point and argument was that mathematically speaking, things like the human being and intelligence can't result from random processes or random events, not even random evolution.
	Well, Gabriel, Gabriel, Gabriel, this isn't really the occasion for elaborate, but you're adopting an overly simple model of evolution that, yes, I would agree myself is unsustainable.
	Evolution has eight different causal mechanisms, four of speciation, which include genetic mutation, sexual reproduction, what's known as genetic drift, and artificial genetic engineering, and four mechanisms of selection as to which genes are perpetuated in future gene pools, including natural selection, sexual selection, group selection.
	And artificial selection, these are laws of nature.
	They are non-random processes, so your fundamental premise is mistaken.
	But let us save this for another occasion, Gabriel, and I appreciate your resilience in returning to the fray.
	Thanks.
	Do you have a final thought before we take our next caller?
	A final thought?
	Yes, I was wondering, I wanted to debate briefly about George Floyd.
	I look closely at the case, and I'm not ruling out what you're saying about it being a dummy.
	Yeah.
	But the videos and photos don't show a dummy saying, "I can't breathe" repeatedly.
	Are you saying that was a dummy?
	Did you have any idea how many ways videos can be manipulated, Gregory?
	I mean, Gabriel, look, go to Deception Galore and tell me what you think I have wrong there.
	He's got hair and he's got manacled behind the back and then he's on the ground and he has no hair and his hands are in front of his back.
	And it turns out when they lift him into the stretcher, he has no legs.
	It's a Sigma-7 African-American torso training.
	Tommy, I'm sorry.
	Go ahead and look at that evidence.
	Deception galore, Gregory.
	You can find it online.
	Gabriel, we'll pick it up.
	Bye and bye.
	Let's see, JP.
	Welcome back, JP.
	Sorry we lost you.
	We're going to hit the break, but start off now.
	Go ahead.
	I'll carry over.
	We both had fortunate luck in Wisconsin.
	We've got a new judge.
	I've got a new judge.
	So at Old Marine Hill, I'd like to sing it from the...
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	You know where that comes from?
	Triple E, where we're fighting the barbaric pirates.
	You're right, JP.
	You're absolutely right.
	Stand by.
	We'll be right back with J.P. from Chicago.
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	There's a shadow hanging over me.
	Oh, yesterday came suddenly.
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	Had to go, I don't know, she wouldn't say.
	I said something yesterday.
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	For those who may be a little baffled by what JP's talking about, the judge in my case here in Dane County, where I have four appeals that are about to be ruled upon by the Court of Appeals, where I call for the judge to be recused from the case or even removed from the bench, has taken a voluntary retirement five and a half years before his term would expire on 1 August 2030.
	Which I find a very encouraging sign.
	The evidence I have is massive.
	Seven rulings I gave that showed extreme bias on his part.
	I argue collusion between the judge and the attorneys against me to deprive me of my constitutional rights under color of law.
	This is a big deal, and it looks as though it's moving in the right directions.
	So, JP, I appreciate that.
	You're noticing and responding.
	I like that.
	I applaud that, Jim, because I've been through the same kangaroo court.
	We talked before, and having a crooked judge and having your lawyer and the plaintiff's attorney and the DA all working together, that's a kangaroo court.
	So luckily, you know, this is an ironic story going back.
	You had some great callers today.
	My girlfriend was a, we were a power couple that, you know, when I used to make six figures and I, instead of going, you know, I got a liberal arts degree, but I went to tech school and I was involved with computers when I was 12. So I had a, you know, the schools, the colleges weren't giving me what I needed.
	Tech school and real life experience, being in the field, doing thousands of jobs where I learned how to do stuff.
	So I have a really good skill set, and that's where the government picked me up, because they knew I could fix about anything.
	They sent me out to a job.
	So it took a while to build up my career and build up my job and then have a Vietnamese whore come along and basically steal the identity of a priest.
	And this is the biggest part of it.
	My lawyer, Steve Cohen, was working with the plaintiff's attorney.
	He got framed for some maybe bogus charge.
	Maybe it was a deep stake coming after him, but he got framed, turned on me, and hired the appointee's attorney.
	Now, check this out.
	My girlfriend knew this guy that forged the signature.
	He had to forge a dead precincture because he was dead.
	Oh, wow.
	So he got the death certificate.
	As I was finding this out, this woman was calling the cops on me, framing me, all kinds of stuff.
	I got hit with IRS audits.
	They took all the money out of my bank.
	Yeah.
	And my own lawyer was working against me.
	But if it wasn't for my...
	Jew-Rican girlfriend, Puerto Rican and Sephardic Jew.
	She's a real Jew like Layla, and she's a real Christian.
	God bless her.
	She had the richest, best salon in town, and Gibbs' wife went to that salon, and she had a copy of her signature on file.
	So we took her signature from one of the contracts and compared it with...
	The forged signature, and it turned out Gib forged his wife's signature.
	And then he went and did a police confession.
	I got a complete confession that he forged a dead priest signature and used his wife and Disha, which is a felony.
	And then instead of doing that, they started hitting me with charges because they were trying to take my property.
	That town I was in had an eminent domain, my property.
	They were out to get me because I was a...
	You know, I was a punk from Chicago.
	I can't blame them.
	You know, Barney Five cops, when they get together, could just make up any kind of charges.
	They could have ended up killing and got away with it.
	Yeah.
	So when you're in a kangaroo court, unless you get a new judge like you got, you would have never got justice.
	And another thing, I brought all this information to the new FBI, Cash Patel.
	I brought it to the AG of Indiana where this priest was possibly murdered.
	Yeah.
	I'm going to say this.
	I don't know for sure.
	But I know for sure that she forged his signature and she was a whore from Vietnam and she had a whorehouse in that place when she came over.
	So she used this guy and gave sexual pleasures to him to get him to forge a dead priest signature.
	And you know what?
	This is going to make big news.
	It's going to be a huge case.
	But Jim, it took me years to gather the discovery.
	It took $50,000 in attorney fees.
	So trust me, brother.
	I understand what you're going through.
	I know they went after you and your wife.
	They were trying to get your wife's bank account.
	Were they doing dirty tricks?
	It was absurd.
	I owe a debt, so they wrongly took my wife's part of our federal and state income tax return, even reimbursement she'd had from the family for shopping, things as trivial as that.
	And when I protested and filed a complaint, the Court of Appeals came back and said, you can't do that.
	You've got to do it again.
	And they did it all over again.
	They didn't correct.
	They didn't act in accordance with the Court of Appeals.
	So I think the Court of Appeals can see this was a dirty deal from beginning to end, and that I was dealing with very corrupt attorneys and a corrupt judge.
	That's my take here.
	JP, give us some final thoughts.
	Final thoughts.
	You got a clean break.
	I've been writing.
	I've been using my contacts.
	Gary French, he's got an open...
	He does open, Mike, there at the White House.
	I got contacts for him to get to Pam Bondi.
	I talked about your case.
	I talked about my case.
	And there's been some heat on these judges in Wisconsin.
	Trust me.
	Good!
	The FBI is looking into them.
	Good!
	Maybe that's why they're running.
	Good!
	JP, what a great call.
	Thank you, Mike.
	I look forward to our next conversation.
	Mitch in Michigan.
	Mitchell in Michigan.
	Join the conversation, Mitch.
	Ooh, I think we lost Mitch.
	We lost Mitch.
	Well, Mitch, if you hear us, come on back.
	I agree.
	Tom in Florida.
	Tom, join the conversation.
	Tom, welcome back.
	Yeah, good day.
	Everybody have a good day.
	Yeah, Jim, you know that guy, Gabriel?
	I think it's Gabriel.
	Gabriel.
	Gabriel, Greg, or whatever you call him.
	Yeah, he was talking about God.
	Yeah, I didn't believe that.
	I believe in that too myself.
	But I believe there was godly intervention saving Donald Trump's wife through a assassination attempt.
	And I believe that Donald Trump was a guy that pulled away from Trump.
	So that's how I feel about that.
	If you want to talk about how I feel about God, I think God is the reason we have Donald Trump in the White House at this moment.
	Because I don't see Kamala Harris doing anything that Trump would be doing right now.
	He's been doing.
	Yeah.
	By the way, in Dubai, that big giant field, the biggest, Kalaw, whatever, that giant building in the world, they had an American flag.
	They lit the building up like an American flag.
	What do you think about this plane thing?
	What do you think about this plane thing, Tom?
	I think it's fraught with problems.
	Your thoughts?
	Donald Trump's not going to fly in that damn plane.
	He's got his own damn plane.
	You've got to do Air Force One.
	You think Donald Trump worries about a plane?
	He's worth $8 billion.
	Elon Musk will give him a plane.
	Donald Trump wants a plane?
	I'm sure Elon will give him a plane.
	You don't need a plane from some Muslim country.
	So I think that's all not much of nonsense.
	But Donald Trump wants to give it over to Kamala Harris?
	That might be a smart move.
	Kamala or not?
	Yeah, you know, one of those demon rats have a Chuck E. Schumer or something.
	But, you know, Jim, here's what I want to call your network about.
	I will put up...
	$200.
	$100.
	Again, I'll tell you what, Jim, I'll pay about $100 up from Paul from New Jersey for 20 minutes, and you give Renee 20 minutes on race relations and how affirmative action helps white America, and I'll be, since 1965, Lyndon Baxter Johnson saw a civil rights declaration of health America.
	And help the black community.
	I would give 20 minutes for Paul to have 20 minutes and Rene to have 20 minutes to talk about racial relations in this country over the last 50 years.
	Would it need to be 20 continuous or could it be a 10 minute for Paul, 10 minute for Rene, 10 minute for Paul, 10 minute for Rene?
	I'd like that better.
	Yes.
	That would be a rebuttal.
	Absolutely.
	I love your idea.
	I think it's the best way to do it right there with the way you said it.
	So let's do that.
	And then I would like, $100 would go for the network for that debate.
	Another $100, I would like to see how many callers do you do a survey?
	Who would win the debate?
	Rene or Paul?
	And I know where my money would be at.
	Well, let's see.
	I would like to see if it's possible.
	I'll kick it around with Mike and see whether he thinks it's feasible and maybe we can do it.
	There might be a slight break, you know, because the way the clock is set up, we got 20 minutes initially, and then there's a five-minute break, and then there's 20 minutes again, so it might be interrupted by a five-minute alternative.
	Debates are great.
	No, no, no.
	Mike and I are already kicking it around.
	We'll figure it out, Tom.
	We can do it.
	We can move the ads around.
	We can make it happen.
	We can make it happen.
	I'll donate $100 right to Mike.
	And then also another $100.
	I would support people to support Real Liberty stickers.
	I say buy them when you have an opportunity to check out $100, $50 for some stickers to pass on to other people.
	I think that's a great gift.
	We can do it this second hour and then take comments on the debate following the first 40 minutes.
	Yeah.
	We'll figure it out, Tom.
	We'll figure it out.
	Great idea.
	Thank you for the call.
	Very novel.
	Yeah.
	Sure.
	Go ahead.
	Go ahead, Tom.
	Go ahead.
	I want to finish up with this thought.
	You know, I'm looking at this immigration problem in Massachusetts.
	And it's blowing my mind when I watch today on the news when they're rounding up all these illegals and they had rapists and all kinds of illicit drugs.
	And, I mean, that state is so blue, like California, Jim, for the life of me.
	As a white, a Caucasian, or an Afro-Dark, Afro-American, how can you want to watch your country unravel so a group of people don't even know the common language of English?
	Yeah.
	English, Jim.
	Yeah.
	By the way, Jim.
	I got to tell you, I want everybody at RBN to hear this.
	I went to a Billy Idol, Joan Jett concert the other night here in Sunrise, Florida, and Billy Idol blew the roof off that building where the Florida Panthers won the Hockey Stanley Cup Championship.
	But Joan Jett started off.
	She was spectacular.
	And for a 66-year-old woman, she is an amazing guitarist.
	She still looks great.
	But Billy Idol looked like he had the bottom of a bottle.
	His energy was at the level of a 30-year-old man.
	I don't know what Billy Idol's doing, but I tell you what, he put out one spectacular show, and I want to say this, Jim, and he ended at concert.
	Billy Idol, he talked, he's basically.
	saluting Jesus Christ.
	So I think Billy Idol's come a long way in his lifetime.
	You know, it's all the fame and fortune he's, you know, gathered.
	And I just gotta say, Billy Idol, to me, really, he really shocked the world when he was in that conference.
	I tell you, if you ever watched a video of that, you'd really be impressed with what he did.
	Thanks, man.
	Good stuff.
	69 years old, by the way.
	Thank you, Tom.
	Good stuff.
	We're going to pursue your idea of the debate.
	Gregory in California.
	Gregory, join the conversation.
	Hello, everybody on RBN.
	James, a pleasure again to speak with you.
	Two questions and one comment.
	Sure.
	How does it feel to be a ham sandwich?
	A wit?
	A ham sandwich?
	Yeah, go ahead.
	Tell me what...
	Yeah?
	Oh, yeah, in court.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I know, yeah.
	A DA using a grand jury could indict a ham sandwich.
	I get it.
	Yeah, agree, agree.
	Got it.
	Yeah, I've been...
	Where you're at, not it's a beer, but yeah, I've got the t-shirt underwear, socks and jocks that.
	But the second question is, what does a parachute and a mind have in common?
	A parachute and a mind.
	I give, Gregory, share.
	What do a parachute and a mind have in common?
	They only work when they're open.
	They only work when they're open.
	Yeah, you're right about that.
	And then you add a further comment you want to make.
	Layla's got one of the whitest parachutes I've ever encountered.
	She is gorgeously lovely.
	I can't give her enough accolades.
	She's very, oh, well, with all RBNs until they get into the status factors.
	I'm not too impressed with people promoting government, because like Marc Pacio says, it's slavery.
	And if you really delve into it and look at it from every angle, with an open mind you've got to concur with the statement, right?
	Yes, yes.
	So that's all I've got.
	I love you all out there in RVN land, and I've been with you for a long, long time.
	Thanks, Gregory.
	I really do appreciate you helping my mind open.
	Excellent.
	Very nice.
	Very nice call.
	Very nice call.
	Is Mitch here?
	Mitch, we were bringing you in, and we didn't connect.
	So the answer appears to be no.
	Tom, if you want to call back, I got a few minutes free.
	You can have him, Tom.
	Or Gabriel.
	If you want to call back Gabriel, call right now.
	I'll give you a few more minutes of airtime.
	Glad to have you here.
	We've had some very interesting talks, and Mike and I believe we can work out the idea of a debate.
	We'll see if Paul from New Jersey is up for debating Renee about race relations.
	And I think it would probably be a rather striking exchange.
	So, Paul, you had a doozy of an idea there.
	I know I can pull back to Colonel McGregor, by the way, who's got...
	It's just so wonderful.
	Or even...
	Mike...
	Where have we?
	Netanyahu's plan to starve, secret weapons, wildfires rage.
	Here we have McGregor.
	Yeah, let me bring him back right now.
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	I mean, no one in the international community, and that may also be true for many people in Israel, who've had to deal with Mr. Netanyahu have liked the man.
	...of the Greater Israel Project that the Prime Minister had to take to the airwaves to deny it.
	Here he is earlier today in Israel.
	Chris, cut number eight.
	...in order to achieve all of our war...
	...the need to articulate it.
	How does that strike you?
	I've been disturbed ever since I learned that Mr. Alexander was an Israeli from New Jersey.
	I thought everybody from New Jersey was an American.
	I thought it was very strange.
	And clearly it was a slight.
	And Mr. Netanyahu, despite his arrogance, is very, very sensitive, much like Mr. Trump.
	Okay, we've got to call Don from Arizona.
	Join the conversation.
	Don.
	Hello, yeah, what McGregor said is right.
	What is he?
	Is he an American or is he an Israeli?
	Yeah.
	You've got to be one or the other.
	He was over there, and he decided to go fight with the genocide forces over there.
	And now he got out, and he left.
	But on this deal, as far as people, some hosts defend Israel.
	John Moore defends Israel, but one thing about him is he takes calls three hours every day.
	You can call up John Moore's show, and he might not always...
	He might not always engage with you.
	He might just say, okay, thank you for the call and hang up or just ignore you.
	But I'd like to see.
	I think it would be good if people that want to defend Israel call into John Moore's show.
	I did.
	I tried it.
	In fact, I told him, I said, John, you can wear this T-shirt that says Veterans Against Genocide.
	And the first thing he said was, I never wear a t-shirt in public, which I thought was pretty weird.
	What if it's really hot?
	I mean, don't you wear a t-shirt if it's real hot, you know?
	You go ahead and cut your grass, you wear a three-piece suit.
	But anyway, he can be talked to, and I'd like to see.
	In fact, I donate money to Code Pink.
	Code Pink is anti-genocide.
	They go up to congressmen and tell them...
	Hey, how can you take money from AFAC?
	What's wrong with you?
	How do you think he's been killing babies and so forth?
	I'd like to see Code Pink just pepper John Moore with calls every day.
	Finally, he changed his mind.
	He realized he's trying to defend the indefensible.
	He can't defend Israel.
	That's good, Don.
	If you let them talk...
	They just dig themselves into a hole that they can't get out of, and they lose it.
	Just let them talk, right?
	That's all.
	You got another caller, John?
	Yeah, I do, actually.
	Now I have another caller.
	And thank you, Don.
	Very good.
	Very timely.
	James in Vancouver.
	James, join the conversation.
	James.
	So how many hundredth of billions of dollars have we got in orders since Donald Trump has been in the Middle East?
	Back to you.
	A lot.
	A lot, James.
	Go right ahead.
	Yeah.
	Well, so now you have the cooling off with Israel, obviously, because I don't think they got in on the gravy.
	So they're trying to save face.
	And that's the fortunes of international politics.
	It can change overnight.
	Yeah.
	So you believe...
	You believe the break with Netanyahu is for real and may be enduring?
	Well, because those Arabs might not be so easy to put their hundreds of billions of dollars in the United States if they felt that Trump was partial to Israel more than them.
	Because in order to balance off the China-Russia...
	Iran situation.
	Donald Trump needs balance from the Middle East.
	That is Saudi Arabia and all its Emirates and all the rest of them.
	So obviously we're getting orders for the 787 and probably secretly we're getting orders for military equipment as well, you see.
	So this is how these things go.
	Back to you.
	Yeah, no, interesting, especially on the politics.
	If he wants to do business deals with Arab nations, it might be better if he weren't so closely identified with Israel and its genocidal administration.
	That's a very interesting point.
	Well, that doesn't mean we're out of the possible coming conflagration.
	It's just simply that The ducks are lining up.
	Like I said, I think on another program, we got a new pope.
	That pope is American.
	Now, he's an American for a reason, because the Roman Catholic Church in Rome is angling for their position in world affairs, and perhaps they've even made a deal with Donald J. Trump in terms of handling...
	Things like Russia, China, and the rest of it, you see.
	Because the Vatican's got an office in every country in the world, practically.
	So it's machinations and intrigue, as far as I can see.
	Back to you.
	Do you think this new pope is a positive, a plus for the world, or a negative?
	Well, I think the Roman Catholic Church has been around for 2,000 years.
	The question can be asked.
	How has it been able to survive so long when we've seen principalities and nations come and go, you see?
	This is a thing that can be considered, I think, as a factor.
	So if the church has been around for 2,000 years, one can ask the probability it'll be around for another 25 or 30. Back to you.
	Yeah, oh well.
	25 or 30, I don't think there's any doubt about that.
	His predecessor was very preoccupied with Gaza and made phone calls every single day to express his support to Gaza.
	This new pope has expressed that he deplores the genocide and called for it to come to an end.
	So they're both on the right side of that issue for sure.
	James, your thoughts?
	Well, yeah, well, the last pope, I don't know if he was suicided or what, he fell into disfavor with the Roman Catholic Church, like I said, the Curia.
	I think there's no question about that, that he was too radical.
	And this pope now has been put in there because the Curia has decided, look, no more funny business about all of those things that people talk about that aren't worth mentioning.
	You see, so in order to galvanize, let's say, the church's stand with the present believers who have money in their pockets, the church has decided, look, we've got to be more conservative.
	And I'll get back to you.
	Your show is ending.
	You get what I mean, right?
	Yeah, James.
	With money in their pockets.
	Good call.
	Yeah, call the shot.
	All right, we'll talk to you later.
	Much appreciated, James.
	Thanks to all the callers today.
	Meanwhile, spend as much time as you can with your family, your friends, the people you love and care about.
	We don't know how much time we have left.
	Use it wisely.
	Have a great weekend.
	We'll see you back here on Monday and support RBN.

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