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The Raw Deal (10 December 2025) with Paul from CA and Russ Winter

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	This is Jim Fetzer, your host on the raw deal, right here on Revolution Radio Studio B this 10th day of December 2025, joined by Russ Winter in Joaquina, Gopian for a special edition of Now Being Expanded by Paul from California, the fearsome, foresome, reconstituted.
	We get in with a Trump admins new national security strategy, which would represent a major overhaul, a real American first approach to foreign policy.
	But I have to contrast it with the actions that are being taken in the NDA to assist Israel nonetheless, which suggests to me that this may be a cover story to pacify critics of Trump.
	I'm very disturbed.
	Laurie Johnson does a great job explaining how the 2025 National Security Strategy, NSS, released by the White House on December 4th, marks a potentially, I got to emphasize the word potentially, profound shift in U.S. foreign policy under President Trump's second administrative.
	The 33-page document explicitly embraces an America-first doctrine, rejecting global hegemony and ideological crusades in favor of pragmatic transactional realism focused on protecting core national interests, homeland security, economic prosperity, and regional dominance in the Western Hemisphere.
	It critiques past U.S. overreach as a failure that weakened America, positioning Trump's approach as a necessary correction to usher in a new golden age.
	The strategy prioritizes reindustrialization, aiming to grow the U.S. economy from 30 million to 40, 30 trillion to 40 trillion by the 23rd.
	Border security and deal making over multilateralism or democracy promotion, regime change.
	Dealing with a multipolar world downgrading China from a pacing threat to an economic competitor calling for selective engagement with adversaries.
	Yet Donald Trump's actions during the first 11 months of his presidency have been inconsistent, even contradictory of the written strategy.
	Russ, you're eager to go give us your thoughts about this document, this new NSS.
	No, what is that even supposed to mean?
	Dealmaking.
	So That means instead of forcing people to engage in some policy based on trade threats or pulling away from a region of the world or attacking them or just unilateral.
	I mean, what does that even mean?
	Given the track record, let's just put it that way: given the track record leading up to this, what does deal making even mean?
	If you were a foreign adversary, let's say, or even a foreign partner, how would you proceed with the United States?
	So it's just what a worthless thing to even say at this point in time in 2025.
	See, I like the conception.
	It really is accepting multi-polarity, Russia, China, U.S., I'd say, the three superpowers in the world today.
	I like that.
	Suggesting we've participated in overreach by assassination coups, regime change around the world, suggesting that was a mistake.
	I like that.
	The question becomes: are our actions going to correspond to the table?
	Exactly.
	Our practice is going to equal our preaching.
	Joaquim, your thoughts.
	You're muted.
	We cannot hear you.
	You're muted.
	Joaquin, you're muted.
	You're muted.
	Still muted.
	Still.
	Yeah.
	Joaquim, I even see your mic is even red here, right here.
	You need to do something.
	Something to unmute.
	We want to hear you, my friend.
	I think once you turn your mic on, you need to turn the volume up.
	Nope.
	Still cannot hear you, Joaquin.
	Still cannot hear you.
	We need to get this guy on here.
	Joaquim, we can't hear you.
	We still can't hear you.
	I don't know if you need to go out, come back in, but we can't hear you.
	Some setting is wrong.
	Okay, Paul, here's a message for Paul saying, not loading.
	I tried typing link in the browser, so he's having a hard time getting the Zoom to load.
	Having a hard time to get in here, too.
	Okay.
	So we're having a few difficulty, technical difficulties today.
	I was just glad when you guys showed up.
	I had an earlier show this week where they couldn't get on.
	My guests couldn't get on at all.
	That was on Monday.
	Now he was very suspicious.
	You know, here he is.
	Here he is.
	Paul, are you with us?
	Okay, now I am.
	Can you hear me?
	Yeah, we can hear you now, Paul.
	Listen, Joaquin's having trouble with his sound.
	Glad to see you.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I couldn't load.
	I sent you an email.
	Yeah, we just read it.
	We heard it.
	We heard it.
	Joaquin's having trouble getting on.
	We're talking about this new national security policy that had been put out where the U.S. takes a more modest role, abandons trying to be the world's hegemon, and, you know, accepts multipolarity, seems to relinquish regime change strategies and so forth.
	The question is, will we practice what we are now breaching?
	It looks to me like not a chance.
	Paul, your thoughts.
	Oh, of course not.
	It's just, it's just rhetoric.
	I think we can, you know, if history is any.
	Of course.
	Yeah, thank you.
	I was going to say, if history is any, what's the best word I can think of?
	I guess example, then, then no.
	But it's, I guess it's a topic of conversation, I suppose.
	Well, I mean, we had the Wolfowitz doctrine, of course, to undermine any nation that sought to rival the United States in terms of influence worldwide.
	That would be a clearer band to end money.
	The problem being that in the latest National Defense Authorization Act, we have several elements that contradict this claim to be, you know, assuming a more modest America-versed orientation.
	Joaquim, can you try again?
	But I still see your, I still, no.
	No.
	Well, I'll just add one more thing real quickly to this is I think in many ways, even though we are still quote unquote a nation in name only, the way that we tend to look at things, many people have expressed this over at FTJ and other places, that we're more like an economic zone.
	And I think we're a whole lot closer to the sentiment that was expressed by, I believe it was Netanyahu who said that we're just going to be, what, squeezed and exploited and dried up and broken into pieces.
	And when they're done with us, I really do think that's the way things are headed.
	And we're just going to become another smorgasbord economic zone consumer culture where most people barely have enough just to live because they're not just destroying the middle class.
	They're destroying the lower middle class.
	And that's pretty evident.
	I think you may be absolutely right.
	Joaquin, try again.
	Go ahead.
	Say.
	No.
	No.
	Very, very upsetting.
	I can't imagine what's going on here.
	Who's Chris Sedawati?
	That's Joaquin's name.
	That's Joaquin's friend.
	computers.
	I would say when...
	Uh-oh.
	No, go ahead, Paul.
	I was going to say, when I have trouble, what I typically do is I either refresh, restart, or I will type in the link to the browser instead of just clicking on it because I've had trouble both with this Zoom link you sent and also StreamYard when I do another podcast.
	So for whatever reason, maybe it's just my computer.
	We'll see what Joaquin can do.
	Meanwhile, get this.
	Here are three stories that contradict.
	A new peace, U.S. firms will help Israel spy on and target Gazans from responsible statecraft.
	Another annual defense bill includes provision to effectively undo Israel arms embargoes coming from 2000.
	And military budget would ramp up Israel aid to fill in gaps when other countries impose embargoes over the genocide.
	In other words, any punishment other countries are going to inflict on Israel over the genocide, the U.S. is going to compensate to hell with that.
	Russ, this is so disgusting to me.
	I cannot begin to tell you.
	Yeah, that goes right back to what you said.
	That's what it goes right back to what you guys are saying or what Paul is saying about treating the United States as a feudal Thiefdom to just be plucked.
	That describes it perfectly.
	Oh, you need to have some to fill the gap of your economy, somebody to fill the gap of your looting operation, somebody to back you up militarily.
	Well, that's what the whole United States is all about.
	And then to inject that in there with this ridiculous premise of deal making is just beyond the pale.
	It really is.
	I get so sick of this.
	I think I get used to it.
	And then I hear this.
	What I like about Paul's suggestion is there are many ways of looking at what's going on is headed in exactly that direction.
	I mean, look at all the migrants taking over regions of the United States.
	Look how Mexico is in a position to reclaim the southwest of America.
	I could see a balkanization of the United States, no longer a great power, no longer even one nation, broken up into a multiplicity of much smaller regions or entities that become their own separate states, and the U.S. completely loses its place in the world.
	The thing is, that actually might be a positive solution.
	Go ahead, elaborate, Ross.
	It just removes the whole idea of concentrated power out of Washington, D.C., that these foreign elements can exploit and manipulate.
	And just, I mean, it's going to be harder for Israel to manipulate eastern Oregon than it is.
	Well, except for we're all going to be using the same currency and the same banking system.
	So it's kind of like, I see what you're saying, but at the same time, I, you know, in other words, you, it's like you're moving a piece on the chessboard and I'm just immediately countering it.
	And that's what they've got set up.
	I mean, there's a 250 to 300-year-old thread in the even longer if you go back to the original formation of the Bank of England by the usual suspects and what they got the king to agree.
	That was the amazing thing.
	When you think about that, when you go back and you look at the charter, it states explicitly that the bank shall have benefit of all interest on money it creates out of nothing.
	And they just literally put it in there.
	And when you think about the wars they started and the revolutions, you know, the war of 1812 was basically to reestablish a bank of the United States, right?
	And what Andrew Jackson had to go through to defeat the bankers and, of course, the Civil War.
	And then, you know, both war wars following the Federal Reserve Act.
	I mean, right after the Federal Reserve Act, we basically got the income tax, and then we got the First World War.
	And, you know, there's many people believe that one of the biggest reasons Kennedy was killed is because he was going to bypass the Federal Reserve.
	He had already started to print United States notes.
	So that's the theme, and we can never escape that as long as they have the… It might make the extractions a little bit more difficult if the country is balkanized and decentralized.
	Yeah, I mean, and there may be instances, okay, that may be a good thing if some one or another group decides, you know, we don't want this federal authority or central government.
	We want to have our own autonomy.
	Let's start our own currency.
	And that could be, you know, like I said, pull the popcorn out.
	That'll be interesting.
	North Dakota has its own state bank and it's the only solvent state in the Union.
	Don't you imagine these regions, if they were to become created, might do the same and escape somehow this kind of national control, Paul?
	I mean, look, I think you're describing a very plausible scenario.
	Find it profoundly disturbing that the United States could be broken up into a series of little regions that become autonomous.
	I don't like that at all, because the role of the United States in the world would thereby be dramatically diminished.
	Russ is accounting that, of course, as a positive, because our role has been so negative, and I agree with the critique.
	I would simply like to see us assuming a reform role, like this new UH national security strategy document outlines that you can't do unless you take, unless you're willing to take, the scoundrels that are running the show now and line them up next to a ditch or a wall.
	You can't, you couldn't even get off the ground.
	You'd have to do mass eliminations.
	Russ, I believe that would be unlawful.
	I think...
	I think that would be prohibited by statute.
	You know they're they actually are doing.
	They are actually are doing some cutbacks of government workers and whatnot.
	So it's underway.
	If I had thought, or I know, we might bring this topic up, but I i'll try to dig up a link.
	But uh, I don't know if you guys know this, but right now, I believe there's at least seven states that have started uh, there's um, either groups or movements to start their own gold-backed currency.
	I know that Nevada and Utah are two of them uh, and I believe there are several more where they actually are weaving gold thread into their paper money and it's like a true uh state gold back currency and it's a really interesting uh website and uh, I don't have it at the tip of my yeah yeah, it's it's, but it's, it's a real.
	I mean, there are people that know, in other words, more as, as we like to say uh, it people are noticing and this financial question has been around a long time and there are, there are groups of uh men here and there that are trying to uh counter what we see, which is a complete debauching of our, our currency where, I mean, I was watching one of those uh movies last night, Film Noir, I love that, all the black and white stuff.
	And uh, you know guys in a coffee shop having a having uh a meal and uh wants a cup of coffee.
	A nickel, a nickel for a cup of coffee.
	Well, it might be a good idea, good time to actually do some scholarship and brushing up, brush off the dust on the Confederate States Of America, how that was all constituted states, state's rights.
	I bet you there's a hell of a lot of great scholarship on that topic.
	Yeah, there is no doubt Mike.
	Uh, Mike Gaddy's done a tremendous amount of research.
	He's had many shows over there at RBN.
	You mean this?
	These regions might adopt something similar to the Confederacy principles Ross.
	Well yeah, because they did.
	They did a state confederacy that uh, each individual state had a lot of power.
	That actually kind of backfired on the confederacy and made them kind of weaker as a uh fighting unit gave the Union had advantages over the Confederacy, but in terms of trying to avoid being exploited and having onerous rule, it was a pretty solid concept.
	That was a whole lot closer than what people thought if they had the South had made more proper military moves.
	And of course, what a lot of people don't know, but it's really amazing, is the North used a lot of foreign troops.
	There was non-English speaking, non-English-speaking soldiers for the North.
	And if England had not fully backed the North, it would have perhaps had a little bit of a different outcome.
	And it was all based upon the proper principles.
	Slavery pretty much had nothing to do with it.
	Yeah.
	It was like, it was an afterthought.
	Or was father, or whether the states had the right to secede from the Union.
	But of course, a slavery issue was in the background.
	Now and then.
	Even now.
	Go ahead.
	No, you, Paul.
	I was going to say, even now, there's a lot of, you know, for example, you've probably heard that, you know, there's movements of Northern California to split off from Southern California.
	And then also there's a movement to merge part of Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington, and Idaho to get away from the liberal government of Washington and the liberal government of Oregon.
	And so these sentiments are not going to go away the more that they try to put the screws to us.
	Yeah, they should reboundary.
	They should reconstitute the boundaries.
	Take a look at the demographics of who lives in these different areas.
	There's been huge changes.
	Even in my lifetime, I don't think some of these places are anywhere close to where I might have lived.
	I mean, Western Washington has become a very strange place.
	It's not what it was in 1970.
	A friend of mine is leaving.
	He's leaving the Seattle area and he's moving back to Ohio where he was born.
	He's been living up in Washington for, you know, I knew him from down here in California, went to high school together.
	But he's been up there for probably the better part of 30 years, but he's getting the hell out of there.
	In disgust.
	Yeah.
	Well, cost of living, you know, politics, immigration, all those, those three.
	He's just, he can live.
	You know, he's banked a little bit of hunk of money over the years.
	He's a fairly savvy investor.
	Well, really, all he's done, he's told me about it, is he's done basically two things mainly.
	Berkshire Hathaway over and over and over again and bought and sold Apple stock.
	You know, he just keeps track of Apple and he'll buy it when it hits a certain point and sell it when it hits a certain point.
	And he's done that off and on for years and years and years.
	What you just said is so typical.
	And I want to say it's even typical of me because I've been a big gold and silver, precious, palladium, platinum, bull.
	And I made a lot of money on those investments, but it's really greater fool stuff.
	When I look at it at this stage, to continue to make money with how I have, I got to be real about it.
	It's just greater fool, hoping somebody comes along and pays a higher price.
	And it's so widespread in our economy.
	Everybody's kind of operating on that basis.
	Can I flip some real estate to somebody?
	Can I flip an asset of some type?
	Because there's so much money sloshing around.
	How can I take some of that slosh and put it into something and create some kind of fictitious wealth?
	Well, you guys were on that email list, I believe, where I sent that 60-minute segment about how they laid the computer cables so that they could just get a millisecond faster on trades than everybody else.
	You remember that?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, it's like it's, I remember when that scandal first came out and my dad was still around.
	And, you know, he knew about it.
	I had taught him about the Federal Reserve and the financial system.
	And he became quite, you know, of course, that has a tendency to, shall we say, red pill slash blackpill you when it comes to quote unquote finance in the stock market.
	You know, all it is is just a giant scam.
	And there was a book out years ago.
	You may have heard of this book, Russ.
	It's called The Wall Street Jungle by Richard Ney.
	Right.
	Yeah, and he wrote also another book called The Wall Street Gang.
	I read that when I was fairly young, and it kind of soured me a little bit on the world.
	And then come along to find out about Eustace Mullen's book at the Federal Reserve.
	And, you know, unfortunately, by my mid to late 20s, I was already kind of, you know, shall we say, disenchanted with like what I would call the normal financial ambition.
	You know, my grandfather, my mom's dad was a pretty wise old guy.
	He lived to be 96, and I was always kind of close to him, but I didn't really pay enough attention to his wisdom.
	And when I got into becoming a stockbroker when I was in my 20s, he says, why are you doing that?
	Because he had been through the Depression, you know, 1920s, 1929, 1930s.
	And he says, that's no place for a young man to go.
	Don't do that.
	He's kind of real disappointed with me.
	But now I look back at his, you know, his ghost looking over my shoulder right now and realize, you know, I wasn't so smart.
	They got, you know, your friend with his Apple stock and trading the same stock.
	Really not that smart.
	It's just kind of a gift that was a big bubble gift, a greater fool, giant bubble gift that was thrown our way that a lot of people took advantage of.
	So, you know, if you've made a lot of money in real estate or gold or whatever, really, you got to take a hard look at yourself and realize really you aren't that smart.
	I believe that now.
	Well, you're still a smart guy, but yeah, I see what you're saying.
	Well, I used to really think I was smart.
	Just to reinforce the point I was making about this new military spending bill contradicting the national strategy statement.
	It would have the U.S. create a plan to fill the gaps for Israel whenever other nations got off arms shipments and respond to acts of genocide in Gaza.
	They claim a measure combat anti-Semitism, but what they mean is a measure combats criticism of Israel for its atrocities, its mass murder, and its genocide.
	Yeah, we need to compensate to help Israel with its genocide bar.
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	I like how Matt Gates seemed to have come out on his feet.
	I think the whole idea of offering an attorney general to get him to resign was to get him out of Congress.
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	He's such a good guy.
	He would have been so much better than the woman we have in there who's just a pretender.
	Paul, I can tell you had a lot of things you want to say about this report here.
	Go for it.
	Well, I don't know.
	I mean, we don't need a lot of words to describe this.
	What you really need on your show is drops.
	I could probably help arrange that with one of my friends who could give you.
	So all these clips that you play, such as this, it's a perfect drop for that scene in Casablanca where he says, I'm shocked, shocked that gambling's going on in this establishment.
	Here you're winning, sir.
	You know, I mean, that's all what is this just a constant theme throughout human history of corruption.
	You know, lather, rinse, repeat.
	Point I'm making, you know, Trump says he's making a big deal of the narcoterists and all that.
	Well, the narco-terrorists are right there at Langley, for Christ's sake, within arm's reach.
	This is just outrageous, stunning.
	I mean, it just reveals a complete corruption of Washington, D.C. Russ.
	Well, it's just so much easier to blame it on some obscure Venezuelan, you know, rather than face reality.
	Because if you had face reality, you'd find out that the whole country is just riddled with these guys.
	And I see just a little bit of a Jewish face there.
	I could be wrong, but I mean, if I was a gambling man, I would need a certain odds to, you know, bet that this guy is Jew or Jewish.
	We don't have to reduce everything to raise.
	Well, you know, Russ knows the meme well where it's every single time.
	Paul, Paul, Paul, I get it.
	I get it.
	I get it.
	I don't want you turning into a Victor Hugo.
	It's a Jews.
	Revolving.
	Yeah, well, just so you know, Victor Hugo stole that from me.
	Russ, I want your further thoughts about this.
	I mean, I'm embarrassed, and I hadn't thought how obvious it is that we're not going to crack down on the Mexican cartel.
	They're working with the CIA.
	Oh, of course.
	Yeah.
	I mean, the real question is just how many people are involved, how much money is involved, how high it goes laterally.
	I mean, what's the organizational layout of all this?
	What part of the economy does it constitute?
	And I don't know the answer to that, but I can only imagine.
	And here's the thing, too, is you're dealing with overwhelming human nature, the tendencies of most people to have a price point, right?
	You know, you can't buy some people for $100, but you can buy almost all people for a million or even $10 million.
	And these people have, I mean, let's face it, you know, the cartels these days, they have basically unlimited funds.
	So they, I mean, this is, there's a reason why they corrupt all the police and the judges down in Mexico.
	And, you know, here it's just a little bit more sophisticated.
	You know, it's like there's a more here up in the U.S., there's more of a pretense of honorability.
	But in many ways, you know, I remember when I first discovered back in the day, or one of the people I was following when I was first getting into, you know, how to fight tickets and taxes, you know, and going to these courts, that there was a guy had uncovered a slush fund.
	It was, of course, didn't have the title slush fund, but it was basically he followed the trail.
	And it turns out that all these judges that sit on these courts are getting a piece of the action and it's kept in a fund for them.
	And it's just, you know, it just, it never ends.
	Well, you know, it used to be that this stuff was tied into arms trafficking and politics, geopolitics, and the intelligence agencies.
	But now I just think the country is so permeated with corruption and just predatory individuals that it's just, you put on your resume coming out of college and you pass it on to your friends and say, can anybody get me situated with one of the cartels?
	You know, you apply literally for the job.
	You know, I think the United States really is about to collapse.
	I do think that corruption had become so profound throughout history, like the fall of the Roman Empire due to corruption.
	I think we've reached that point.
	And it could happen in a very abrupt fashion.
	Paul, I think you've made a lot of valuable contributions already today.
	And I'm, of course, especially glad since Joaquin couldn't speak because it was sound-muted that you're here with us now.
	And I'm just saying I'm real happy with everything you're adding to the discussion.
	Thank you.
	Yeah.
	Can't you just picture these around a water cooler there at DEA or whatever?
	CIADA, whatever agencies, guys hanging around a water cooler having a smoke.
	And Bob says to John, you know, you got any good leads in the cartel biz?
	You know, you know, I hear that there's an opening down in War As or someplace to facilitate drug smuggling or laundering.
	You know, maybe you'd be a good fit with them.
	I mean, that's probably career advancement now at this particular stage.
	That's how I envision it.
	I don't think I'm being too cynical, am I?
	No, probably not.
	No.
	I don't think it's possible to be too cynical today.
	No, there you go.
	Now, that's a statement.
	That's being quotations.
	I don't think it's possible to be too cynical today, James Flitzer.
	Yeah, Paul.
	One of those famous quotes we could look up.
	And get this.
	Net Yahoo says Hamas shoots Palestinian civilians to make Israel look bad.
	I don't think Israel needs any help in making Israel look bad.
	My God, how ridiculous from information liberation.
	The Gazo genocide is just one big misunderstanding.
	According to Israeli Benjamin Net Yahoo, people accuse Israel bogus war crimes.
	They don't realize the Jewish state has actually gone to lengths that no army in history has done to avoid civilian casualties.
	It's Hamas and moving them into the path of Israel's bombs after Israel warns them to leave.
	That's the real genocide, right?
	Right.
	Oh, my God.
	Here he is.
	He said that was actually said?
	Here he is.
	Moving people into the path of bombs.
	Tortured women, raped them, then beheaded them.
	Yeah.
	Burnt children alive, babies alive, took hostages, Holocaust survivors, babies.
	I'm sorry I'm laughing.
	It's kind of like I can't help it.
	Demonstrate for them and accuse us of bogus war.
	The guy's become a clown.
	I mean, disgusting war criminal, one of the most despicable humans ever to walk the face of earth.
	And now he's coming up with this garbage.
	Paul, yes.
	What could you say?
	It's just unreal.
	It's just like, I'm sorry.
	I'm sorry that your face got in the way of my fist, you know?
	That's right.
	That's right.
	That's unbelievable.
	We just so happened to be flying ordinance over your neighborhood and some bombs accidentally dropped and hit some children in the Hamas and put it in.
	Can you imagine what the thought process?
	Hey, look, there's bombs falling over there.
	Let's move a hospital.
	What happened?
	Hamas got the radio Hamas and say, hey, stick some little kids out there.
	How'd that whole operation go down, Bibi?
	I'm just trying to picture it in my mind.
	Planes flying over.
	Hamas kind of hoveled in some buildings.
	Oh, let's grab some little kids and stick them out there in harm's way.
	I mean, how's that operation go down?
	You'd have to kind of go through the whole logistics of it and really figure that out.
	But if you did that, if you'd want to torment yourself with that and actually kind of rationalize it and go down that rabbit hole, then you know, you deserve the fate with Israel that Israel and Netanyahu are facing.
	Here are two best buddies, Net Yahoo asking Trump for more help and getting a pardon during a long phone call Monday Israeli P.M. Network, President Trump, for more support in his wish for a pardon from Israel president, two U.S. officials, and one Israeli said, the big picture in a conversation that largely focused on Gaza and Syria.
	The leaders also discussed Netanyahu's ongoing corruption trial.
	Trump has repeatedly intervened in Israel's judicial process and domestic politics to push for an end to those we're seating last month.
	He sent an official letter to the Israeli president Isaac Herzog denouncing the charge against Netanyahu's political law affair, calling on Herzog to issue a pardon on Sunday.
	Netanyahu sent an official letter to Herzog requesting a pardon to allow him to focus on Israel's national security and regional peace agreements.
	Herzog says he'll consider Net Yahoo's request after getting all the necessary legal opinions.
	The process would take two months.
	During Monday, he's called Net Yahoo at Trump to continue to support his effort to secure a pardon, according to two U.S. officials.
	And of course, Trump has been pardoning all kinds of scandalous figures, including those involved in gross Medicare and Medicaid fraud.
	I mean, the guy is abdicating his responsibility to enforce the laws of the United States.
	It is grotesque.
	Russ.
	Well, he's got to get a pardon.
	So what's, I don't even know what the issue is.
	He's going to get part.
	He's going to be pardoned.
	Bibi.
	Yeah.
	He's the man.
	You know, he's everybody kind of points at him like he's a big problem for Israel.
	In reality, he reflects Israel.
	He's the man.
	Paul.
	If you'll indulge me, just read a little bit of something here from an article from 2015 on the National Vanguard that I think kind of says a lot for what we're talking about here, right?
	Which is the overrepresentation of a certain group of people in our financial industry, air quotes, industry, right?
	So here's what it says.
	Let me give you an example.
	Many corporations have subsidiaries.
	If they are public corporations, they are required to report all the subsidiary companies that they control to the SEC.
	For example, industrial giant General Electric has 19 subsidiaries under its control.
	The Coca-Cola Company reports that it owns and controls 104 subsidiaries.
	The largest automobile manufacturer in the world, General Motors, has an astounding 455 subsidiaries.
	But all that is nothing.
	I repeat, nothing compared to what the largely Jewish financial pirates have done.
	They've created a structure of interlocking companies and companies within companies that is so huge, so complex, that it rivals the complexity of the complete non-financial remainder of the American economy and the governmental structure of the entire nation from the federal executive all the way down to the local level and everything in between.
	According to a study by Swiss financial research from firm Bureau van Geück, I'm not pronouncing the DIJK, Goldman Sachs, a too big to fail recipient of so much of your tax money, has 3,536 subsidiaries.
	Another mega bank, JP Morgan, has 5,123 subsidiaries, more than half of them overseas.
	Wells Fargo has 3,675 subsidiaries.
	So just six of the largest banks in this country own and control a total of over 22,000 subsidiaries and on and on and on.
	So just give me an example of this kind of thing they talk about here.
	So does company A owe too many taxes?
	Well, then why not switch some of its operations over to company B, which has a big loss for the year?
	And so on and so on.
	Is company C liable to pay damages under a lawsuit?
	Why, after writing down a few numbers and words and signatures on a piece of paper, we can arrange things so that it no longer has any assets at all and therefore cannot pay anything to the people that is harmed in the lawsuit.
	Are you trying to figure out just what company D is doing and what its income and liabilities are?
	Good luck with that because half its shares are owned by a shell company that owns 114 other companies.
	Yeah, see that this, what you're hitting on right here is the Enron model of hiding you got all these bad performing assets out there.
	Anybody can clearly see it.
	There's a lot of debt that's not being serviced.
	There's a lot of poor performing assets.
	And that's what they did is they just offload it onto some subsidiary, paper it over to make it act like the main group is not being affected.
	So they've created a whole Enron-like system just like this.
	And this is also what they're doing with this emerging AI fiasco.
	Yeah, and I'll just finish with the last, you know, one of the last sentences here.
	But it basically says the mafia base does essentially the same thing, but on a much, much, much smaller scale.
	But, you know, in other words, when you attempt to amount any kind of investigation, as he puts it, by the time you figured it all out, maybe after a year and you still don't know where the money went or who made the profit, and it's too late anyway, because in the meantime, company A just bought a majority stake in company B and the whole deal was financed by a loan from company C and so on and so on.
	And this is the world in which it has been constructed around us.
	And it reminds me of the first time I saw the flowchart.
	I believe it was in Eustace Mullen's book, Secrets of the Federal Reserve, but I have seen similar flowcharts where it shows the interlocking boards of directorates on, like it took actually a couple pages to lay this all out of all these corporations.
	And then together, like on the next page after that, it showed the intermarriages between some of these families, these wealthy banking families and industrial families where their sons and daughters had intermarried.
	And, you know, for the first time, it became clear to me, as one author stated back in the 80s when I first started reading about this stuff, that there really wasn't a Fortune 500.
	It was more like a Fortune 50.
	And most of them were quite friendly with each other.
	So there you go.
	Yeah, this is how they hide the losses.
	The losses today in our economy are astronomical, and they don't ever seem to kind of come to fruition, do they?
	And you know they're out there.
	This is how they hide it.
	Here's another story.
	Over 80,000 Israeli soldiers have received treatment for psychological disorders since the Gaza war began.
	An Israeli official says the number of soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental health conditions and receiving treatment and rehabilitation service has risen sharply since the start of the war in Gaza more than two years ago.
	Yeah.
	Slaughtering innocent men, women, and children can take a toll if you have the least amount of conscience.
	Tamar Shimoni, deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rehabilitation Department, told Israeli Army Radio Network that approximately 62,000 psychological cases were addressed by the ministry on the evening of October 7th, 2023.
	Since then, the number has surged to around 85,000.
	In she characterizes it as extraordinary and without precedent.
	She added approximately one-third of Israeli soldiers are experiencing psychological challenges anticipated with the events of the Gaza onslaught, really the slaughter, the genocide.
	Yeah, I mean, if you have the least moticum of morality in your body, you ought to be traumatized indeed by all this.
	Unbelievable.
	Yeah, they're typically psychopaths, but even psychopaths are going to have bad dreams and sort of their underlying psychology is going to emerge and start bothering them in some manner.
	They can usually paper it over and mask it, but sometimes the mask comes off.
	And that's what we're talking about here.
	Yeah, it's the ongoing nature of this.
	I mean, I think, you know, war, battle, fighting is innate to, you know, the human species, well, especially the males.
	But in the past, it would have just been, you know, what, a day?
	In other words, there's a big battle on a day.
	It wouldn't even last the whole day in many cases.
	Now it's, you know, with this continual ongoing quote-unquote conflict where the soldiers are subjected to this type of trauma for, you know, many, many months.
	So it's not good.
	You get this.
	So, of course, Trump invites Netanyahu for his fifth White House meeting.
	President Trump invited Israeli P.M. Netanyahu to visit the White House in the near future during a call on Monday.
	That's the one where Net Yahoo was asking him to help get the pardon.
	According to a statement from Netanyahu's office, if Nania makes a trip, one of his fifth White House visits and Trump came into office for his second term less than a year ago.
	Trump has been extremely supportive of the Israeli leader who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for his role in war crimes in Gaza.
	And it's gone so far as formally requesting a full pardon for Netanyahu in his corruption case, saying Netanyahu has for over the weekend.
	I mean, this is repulsive.
	This is so abusive of his role as president of the United States.
	I mean, they talk about corruption ripped out.
	So people are saying that Netanyahu went to the White House this time specifically to beg for support on pardons?
	Is that the sort of thing?
	You mean from the international court?
	Is that what you're saying, Jim?
	No, no, he wasn't pardoned for the corruption trial in Israel.
	That's just reflecting on the fact that Netanyahu, who has been declared to be an international war criminal by the International Criminal Court, which we all know, but the U.S. pays no attention, doesn't give a damn.
	Let him slaughter all the people he wants.
	Donald Trump is going to support him regardless.
	And I say, what a tarnishment.
	What a disgrace on the office of the President of the United States.
	I am embarrassed that this guy is our commander-in-chief.
	I am just disgusted beyond belief.
	We got a break coming up, and then we're going to go to Winter Watch and have Ross give us an update.
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	It's shocking to me that we now have a report about Zapooter film alteration when I published 22 years ago.
	22 years ago, I published the Great Zabruda film hoax.
	I brought together the best experts in the world.
	The book is 496 pages.
	496 pages.
	22 years ago, I published.
	And we've got here as though it were new news, December 9th, 2025.
	Let me correct it.
	This is a rerun of an old story.
	So I want to correct that.
	And part of it is based upon the work of the.
	You know, I wrote this six years ago, so I'm just going on recall.
	I got to be honest with you.
	My mind isn't quite as sharp as it used to be coming up with names and dates.
	But this is based on the legendary CIA photo interpreter.
	What was his name?
	Bruno Buglioni.
	Right.
	Okay.
	So that's probably your guy, right?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Well, Doug Horn.
	Doug Horn contributed to my murder in Dealey Plaza in 2000.
	Here we have Dino being quoted.
	It's misleading to claim scientific advances in scholarly experiment can cause all photo fakes to be unmasked.
	Questions about authenticity remain many photos that once were considered genuine have recently been determined to be fake.
	He's the author of Photo Fakery, the history and techniques of photographic deception and manipulation.
	Now, I was ecstatic when Doug Horn, whom I regard as one of the leading experts on the assassination, was invited to testify before Congress.
	Doug Horn, the former chief analyst of military records at Kennedy Record Assassination Review Board, the interview is long, repetitive, meticulous.
	In the video, legendary CIA photo interpreter Dino Bruglione speaks for the first time about his examination of Zapruder footage at the CIA's National Photographic Interpretation Center on Saturday evening, the day after JFK's assassination.
	In addition to this interview, Horn's analysis may be read here, in my view.
	This provides some of the most compelling evidence yet that the murder of JFK was a coup d'état.
	Hard to imagine a pajama person coming away from attentive listening to this interview without awakening.
	Yeah, you know what's fascinating about that interview, and people can watch it because it's kind of long.
	And this is sort of the deep history stuff that we get into.
	And unfortunately, we don't deal with it much on the show because we're just off on other directions.
	But when he goes through, when he starts looking at the film, all of a sudden he pauses and goes, that's not what I remember.
	You remember that part?
	Sure, of course.
	Well, that blew me away.
	Well, here's, here's, here's.
	During the interview, you know, he didn't even realize even up to that point that it had been altered.
	Yeah, Bruno didn't realize.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Here's the deal.
	Doug was explaining this already in his contribution to murder at Dealey Plaza in 2000.
	They took the Zapruder film developed in Dallas, where the camera uses a 16-millimeter roll of film and it records down one side called side A.
	Then you have to take it out, flip it over, record down the other side called side B.
	So if you want to play it all, you got to splice the film.
	And then, of course, you got to split the film and then splice it together to get a long eight millimeter.
	Now, the original, there were, I believe actually four copies, but they talk about three.
	One is missing.
	I believe that was actually sold to H.L. Hunt for $100,000.
	He was very into the assassination.
	He went out to these Wanted for Treason flyers all over Madeline Duncan Brown, a Linden mistress.
	They began an affair at 48.
	She bore him a son, Stephen, 1950, worked in the same building where Hunt had his office in a parking lot the day before the assassination.
	He showed her one of these flyers, Madeline said, yo, you can't, H.L., you can't do that.
	And he said, well, sure, I can't.
	I'm the richest man in the world.
	I can do anything I want.
	And these were, you know, one for treason.
	They had profiled mugshots at JFK, blah, blah, blah, and a list of alleged offenses, right?
	I think he actually bought the very first copy.
	Then there were three others.
	They were in possession of the Secret Service.
	Now, one of them appears to have been taken to the National Photographic Interpretation Center in Washington, D.C. already on Saturday, where Bruno was in charge of the crew.
	They didn't have an eight.
	It was an already split film developed in Dallas.
	They didn't have an eight millimeter projector, so he had to have a store owner open his shop so they could buy a projector to watch it.
	Then they prepared the briefing boards, and you got several images of the briefing boards.
	Okay.
	The following day, a different crew was at work, including a fellow named Homer McMahon.
	They were brought a film, 16 millimeter unsplit by a Secret Service agent calling himself William Smith, right?
	From Rochester.
	They've been developed in Rochester, not even split.
	Okay.
	Drew Eastman Kodak, right?
	CIA has a secret lab called Hawkeye Works adjacent to Eastman Kodak in Rochester.
	This is brought down from Hawkeye Works where they'd edited and revised the film.
	Most importantly, they took out the limo stop, which I believe lasted as long as 20 seconds.
	Jack had been hit in the back.
	He'd been hit in the throat.
	I actually believe the shot to the throat fragmented and a part went up, went through his brain.
	I think it may have killed him already, but he appeared to them to still be alive.
	So he had the driver pull the limousine to the left and very abrupt, jostling all the passengers.
	Jack had this brace.
	He had very limited mobility.
	Then he's hit in the back of the head, slumped forward, Jack ease him back up.
	He's hitting the right temple.
	And it turns out the side of the head near simultaneous.
	They had to take all that out because it was such an obvious indication of Secret Service complicity.
	In fact, it even turns out, and Larry Rivera has done this brilliant work on the film by transcribing interviews that were done with the four motorcycle escort officers and their supervisor, Savitz Ellis.
	And when you put together everything that happened, even one of the Secret Service agents climbed into the limousine before it took off.
	There's no way it could have been less than a stop less than 20 seconds.
	Well, they had to take it out, obviously, obviously.
	And this is how we know James Files wasn't a shooter.
	James Fowle doesn't talk about any of this.
	He's supposed to have shot Jack in the right forehead.
	You may or may not recall when Malcolm Kildoff, the acting press secretary, came out and announced that JFK was dead.
	He said it was a simple matter of a bullet right through the head by pointing to his right temple.
	Well, Files claims to have taken that shot, but he never talks about the limo stop.
	He never talks about the fact that Jack had actually already been hit in the head that he slumped that Jack eased him up.
	And that's when Vows is supposed to have taken.
	I had dinner with Files.
	Yeah, that's amazing.
	We talked about this.
	Well, I've had a conversation with Madeline Duncan Brown.
	And I'm telling you, you know, I mean, this is we're really talking about, yes, you're absolutely right.
	It was a coup d'état.
	There's no question about it.
	And Linden was behind it.
	He wanted to become president.
	He was the only guy who could pardon everyone.
	This is where Trump's in this position as president.
	He can pardon everyone.
	He can't pardon Bibi because this is a trial going on in Israel.
	But damn it all.
	He is pardoning all kinds of people who should not be pardoned.
	I am very, very troubled.
	Paul, I'm sure you have something you want to throw in here.
	Go right ahead.
	Believe it or not, no.
	Okay, okay.
	All right.
	JFK.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	I'll go back to Winter Watch here and we'll recapture.
	I just seen that story he had to address.
	I tempted you on that one, obviously.
	So, okay.
	Oh, you did.
	You did.
	You did.
	Now, here's the other thing.
	David Manning has a new book called JFK Was Killed by Consensus.
	And there were a lot of groups.
	He and I differ on the nature of the consensus.
	We differ on the shooters and all that, but the consensus, yeah.
	So he's going to talk about his book on Friday, and I'm going to talk about putting all the pieces together so we get a consensus on the assassination.
	But a very important point he makes early on: for those who watch the Zapruder film, the limousine disappears toward the bottom.
	Well, that's kind of crazy.
	And then the sign kind of played a weird role in blocking.
	Let me just talk about the limo disappearing.
	If you're with a handheld camera, you're going to keep the limousine centered.
	It's not going to disappear.
	He observes correctly.
	There was a CI camera on a tripod.
	And because the street slopes, the camera didn't follow the limo and it disappeared.
	That means there's another version of the film from the CIA tripod.
	And I think this may be in part why those who have seen what they call the other film don't claim it was the unedited Zapruder.
	It may be what they're seeing as a CIA film from the tripod.
	So we got at least three versions.
	You got the original Zapruder, the original CI tripod, and then the edited version that is the one that has been released to the public.
	So, I mean, that's where we stand.
	A lot of sleight of hand that really kind of seemed to fool the head guy, that Dino guy seemed to be kind of fooled by at least for a while.
	Well, Dino just hadn't looked at the film that's out there.
	And once he did, he realized it was not the film that he had edited or reviewed to set up briefing boards on Saturday because it was the one that was brought on Sunday that had been edited at a Hawkeye Works.
	Now, here you got your meme of the day.
	Okay, so I'm getting all in on the memes.
	You know, I got to pick it up a little bit, get with the program.
	So the meme of the day is me trying not to be anti-Semitic.
	Yes, I'm looking at it, Russ.
	You guys got his eyes covered.
	Jewish opinions and Jewish behavior.
	Perfect meme.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	The edits, man, the edits.
	All right.
	Now, this stems from the interview that Pierce Morgan did with Nick Fuentes.
	And Nick Fuentes, I mean, he really played this really well because he kind of read the scene and he kind of knew all the tricks that the outrage tricks that they were going to pull on him.
	So he just kind of rolled with the punches like a rope-a-dope and just kind of took the blows and just kind of let Pierce do his thing on him.
	And one of the things, one of the things they pulled is they pulled some old statement on a show where Nick is talking about what a cool guy Hitler was.
	What a cool guy.
	So I guess they figured that one would really embarrass Nick.
	Oh, we got you now, Nick.
	We got these, look at this, the gotchas, right?
	The constant gotchas that they try to do.
	I'll play it.
	So anyway, let me preface this.
	So he asks, so he says, so do you, do you think that Hitler was cool?
	And he kind of looks at Pierce and says, I do, and I'm tired of saying otherwise.
	Yeah.
	And so here's the little, here's the little clip going around talking about there's no convincing us that the edits aren't cool.
	So it's the issue of the Hitler edits, which we all know, little clips that are kind of popular with certain people, not Hitler swag.
	So go ahead and play it.
	Who are you?
	Just tell us, who are you really?
	NOBODY Yeah, the edits, man.
	The edits.
	Who are you?
	Just tell us, who are you really?
	Noob I'll defer to that, I'll defer to that Exactly.
	So, Russ, what I'll have to do for next time we're on is get the clips from my co-host Davis Lernman over there at FTJ because he put together a compilation of Jim and I going at it.
	And one of them was back, I don't know which one it was, whether it was 2016 or 2020 election.
	I think it was 2020 election or something like that, where I asked Jim, you know, on a show, I said, if Hitler was on the ballot, you'd vote for him, right?
	You know, and I was trying to like basically paint him into a corner where he had nowhere to go, you know, and he's like, Paul, Paul, come on, Paul, Paul, Paul, Paul.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Well, anyway, that's that's now like a drop.
	Davis uses that as a drop on a couple of his shows, you know, where I'm trying to get.
	Does he really?
	Oh, that's funny.
	Yeah, you know, we've kind of reached the point where we all say, well, yeah, Hitler was pretty cool.
	I was actually serious.
	And I went, I just on the show, I just want like to go, no, Jim, I'm serious right now.
	If Hitler was on the ballot, would you vote for him?
	And he's like, Paul, Paul, Paul.
	It's a great little clip, you know.
	And let me be clear: I don't like Hitler at all.
	I'm not a Hitler fan, but I totally get where Nick is coming from.
	It's just like, yeah, the imagery is good.
	The swag is great.
	Why are you saying that it's not?
	What exactly are you saying, Pierce Morgan?
	Well, I mean, because really there was no Nick Fuendes or Pierce Morgan in that little clip.
	So I didn't.
	Well, yeah, we'd have to have a whole production to get into that.
	Well, you have to admit, though, Russ, that this is the thing.
	The average level of intelligence or what we'll call knowledge perception of this world is so is so despicably thin.
	You know, like I said, it's a thin veneer of impressions and associations given to the populace by the controllers of information, really, and not just media, but so-called all the information.
	What's the average association people have with Hitler?
	Oh, killed six million Jews.
	I mean, that would pretty much be the extent of it.
	You put a microphone in somebody's face, whether it's, you know, the way Jay Lena used to walk around with his, you know, street walking and all these other marked dice, you know, where you ask people about anything.
	The average person will be able to tell you nothing about Hitler or what the National Socialist Really.
	Pitts Morgan asked Nick, he says, What is cool about Hitler?
	What is so cool about Hitler?
	And Nick says, the edits, man, edits.
	The edits.
	Yeah, the edits.
	So everybody's making up these little clips like I just show you.
	Well, I'm pretty sure that both of you have seen some of these YouTube guys, these YouTube channels, where they would go to some of these various rallies and protests, and they would ask the typical liberal, what do they think of this or what do they think of that?
	And it was like one of the planks from the National Socialist political platform, right?
	And everybody would be saying, oh, yeah, yeah, that's a great idea.
	In other words, you know, they didn't know who it was or where it was from, but they would, all these so-called liberals would have supported many of the planks in the National Socialist Party platform.
	So it was again, these videos, you can see, they're funny.
	Okay, so the next one is P. Diddy.
	Now, I was had a little exchange with Paul yesterday.
	Paul's theorizing that Diddy's out the back door.
	Right?
	Well, that was a paper from Miles Mathis.
	I believe I shared that with you.
	That Diddy's out the back door.
	He's not going to spend any time in prison or anything like that.
	Well, when you go through his show they did on Diddy, and you can see it right here on the trailer.
	Listen to what Diddy says.
	You got it set up, or do we go all the way back to the start?
	Right from the beginning.
	Yeah.
	We have to find somebody that'll work with us that has dealt in the dirtiest of dirty business.
	We're losing Puffy, Puff Daddy.
	Diddy, Sean Colbles.
	All of these reincarnations, all of those name changes are attached to really bad deeds.
	Everything in life, you're going to have people that are bad and people that are good.
	You have to choose your side.
	Well, the opening statement, you know, he's about to be arrested.
	You have to find somebody to work with us who has dealt in the dirtiest of dirty business.
	Well, that's quite an admission.
	Maybe I'm missing something.
	That seems like quite an admission.
	He's talking to his lawyers.
	Well, I kind of think, and I could be wrong, but I think he's a little bit of a, shall we say, the black Hollywood version of Epstein, him anyways.
	I don't.
	Paul, 100%.
	Exactly.
	He's the West Coast version.
	Epstein dealt with the East Coast.
	Diddy did the West in Hollywood.
	I'm perfect.
	Perfect.
	I'm sure he's got a lot of dirt on a lot of people.
	Well, I have a little different theory on Diddy after particularly watching the Netflix series.
	Go ahead.
	He kind of, it's the culture.
	It's the culture of all, I would call it didn't do culture, you know, didn't do nothing type culture.
	And they all have what I call cuz.
	You know, cuz is some armed thug that comes around and hangs out with them.
	And Cuz is a brother to so-and-so and his buddy's involved and his buddy drives the car.
	And so one guy gets the girls and then one guy gets drugs.
	And so they all have this little role and little gangs and gangbangers and involved with the Crips and the bloods.
	And Diddy played a major role in.
	I don't know exactly how you would describe it.
	Anointing these people.
	It's like a feudal lord.
	He says, I'm going to pay attention and I'm going to anoint you and make you important and you're going to just kind of hang around and do things for me.
	And when you hang around with guys like that, bad things start to happen.
	Yeah, 100%.
	I think Diddy played a major role in it, but he wasn't the guy necessarily that was causing the chaos day to day.
	It was just going on because of these dindus.
	Dindu behavior.
	And nobody really addresses Dindu behavior enough.
	Well, I'll tell you one of the things that they're good at, Russ, and there's no doubt about this in terms of the in-group preferences of that particular group is they're very good at networking, right?
	I mean, probably better than most white people.
	I'm thinking about in particular one black friend I have who is quite normally what you would call conventionally successful, even though in his younger days he sold weed and he did all that stuff.
	And he was a former gang member down in LA.
	He lives up in the Bay Area now.
	His parents moved him up here when he was a kid.
	But he's got contacts and friends.
	And it's really kind of amazing the many different things he's done and dabbled in.
	And he knows how to get stuff done and people to call.
	And he's even given me, we've talked about various things going on in our lives.
	And he said, oh, I ought to put you in touch with this person, Paul, or why don't you call this person?
	Or I'll have this person get a hold of you.
	And, you know, whatever it might be, you know, like one person might specialize.
	If you were black, you'd have it made.
	But yeah, no, I really do believe he's not just an outlier, but I do believe, I mean, you can watch it on those YouTube videos where they do the, you know, the mob, you know, ransacking of jewelry and Apple, you know, iPod stores.
	And, you know, it's coordinated.
	I mean, they don't, I mean, they get together like five, six, ten, fifteen guys and they form more or less a loose crew to do something.
	And in many ways, you know, we so-called white nationalists, you know, should take note of the sort of things that they're able to do.
	But in many, in some ways, they're not that disciplined, and they're always kind of losing it.
	And somebody's getting shot.
	That's the other element of the violence.
	Well, you got another story about Mrs. Rachel, and I think she was said to be anti-Semitic.
	I mean, she's like a guy who is with the kids all the time.
	I mean, she's just a female version.
	It's embarrassing.
	Popular children's content creator, Mrs. Rachel, revealed she's forced to hire security to an escalation of severe threats against her and her family.
	The threats increased significantly after the Bros Israel organization stopped anti-Semitism included an attack on her.
	I mean, this is really bad.
	Yeah.
	And it ties into today's meme, obviously.
	Yes.
	Well, here we are at another break.
	We're glad to have Paul from California joining us for a fearsome for some addition where Joaquin Alas had difficulties connecting with the audio.
	We look forward to his routine, his return.
	Meanwhile, more about Ms. Rachel right after this break.
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	Let's take a look at more Miss Rachel.
	I mean, this is just really bad.
	Does this actually play Russ?
	Is this a clip?
	I think it isn't actually a clip.
	It's just an yeah, the story essentially she's had to get a security outfit to cover for.
	Is this compounding Jewish behavior?
	Yes.
	Let me get complete the story.
	I've never seen that.
	The threats increase significantly after the pro-Israel organization stop anti-Semitism, really.
	Stop criticism of Israel for genocide.
	Just let us continue to slaughter the Palestinians, included here on its anti-Semite of the Year shortlist and launched a campaign against her.
	Ms. Rachel stated that the constant attacks by the group led to the spike in threats.
	The group accused her as writing Hamas aligned propaganda for posting about the sovereignty of Palestinian children and raising funds for aid.
	The rasma has taken a significant psychological toll on her.
	Mr. Rogers, she's a female Mr. Rogers on her and her family.
	She mentioned her young son accidentally overheard God say about her safety, was scared something would happen to her.
	Nasty, nasty, nasty.
	Don't you know who she is?
	She's a big hero of my granddaughter, two-year-old granddaughter.
	She's a heroine to almost all little kids.
	One of the things she's kind of imparted to two-year-olds is that there are other two-year-olds in the world that are facing peril and also have a right to live just like you know, just like my granddaughter does.
	And so my granddaughter really picks up on that fundamental.
	Oh, yeah.
	That's an insidious Jewish ploy that's been used against us.
	It's really, I hate it.
	I can't stand it.
	I'm at the point now where it's really bad.
	I never thought it would turn out this way, but you can't help it when you just keep going down the trail.
	I just really can't stand and resent people who have too much empathy or too much, shall we say, concern about other people in other countries that they don't know, that they're never going to know, and there's nothing they can do to change.
	That's what Miss Rachel conveys.
	I know.
	It's insidious.
	It's like you forget about who you are, who you own, your own kind, your own family, your own country.
	I mean, when I was younger, I was subjected to the same stuff.
	I used to send, you know, like to feed the children and adopt, you know, I gave, you know, when I was up and coming, making good money in my 20s and 30s, I gave money to a few of those children.
	I'm going to depart because I believe that my granddaughter should not be raised as some kind of supremacist, white supremacist, or Jewish supremacists for that matter.
	Right.
	And should be raised as a, you know, an advocate for other little kids.
	Well, yeah, yeah, okay, but at the same time, you know, this is what they want.
	They want us to be like a citizen of the world.
	And this is exactly how they rule us.
	Well, apparently, apparently, the Jews don't want that because you can't defend Palestinian kids.
	Well, but you know what I'm saying.
	In other words, again, yes, we can't defend anybody anywhere else, right?
	Think about it, unless we send the military.
	And is that really the purpose of our military?
	We all know it's not.
	I don't know if our military has ever liberated anybody.
	Let's turn to Spanish being stand-up people, Russ.
	Tell us about this.
	Yeah, play this little clip.
	Okay, so they've got a, they got the aired, Spain aired Israel's Eurovision entry with footage of them carpet bombing Gaza.
	So the Israelis are doing their Eurovision song, and the Spanish just go ahead and stick up a bunch of carnage.
	Actual videos of the slaughter.
	Good.
	Spanish national television withdraws from Eurovision after Israel's presence is confirmed.
	The organization keeps Israel in the competition after it has killed at least 70,000 Palestinians, continues to attack and kill civilians even now during a ceasefire while being investigated for genocide in international courts.
	So that's a pro-Israel song she's singing.
	She's singing a pro-Israel song, but the Spanish stick up all this genocide stuff in the background.
	Let's play that again.
	This is good.
	very very anti-semitic spanish national television withdraws from eurovision after israel's presence is confirmed The organization keeps Israel in the competition after it has killed at least 70,000 Palestinians, continues to attack and kill civilians even now during a ceasefire while being investigated for genocide in international courts.
	Yeah. Yeah. Totally appropriate.
	Good for them.
	Meanwhile, big brain grifting.
	I love your big brain usage, Russ.
	It's so fitting.
	Second term tab for Trump's golf hobby, top 70 million on track to exceed 300 million.
	The total would double the 151.5 million taxpayers shall have for him to play golf during his first term.
	In other words, you're talking about all the security involved when Trump goes to play golf.
	And it's a big deal and very expensive for taxpayers, Russ.
	Well, I don't understand that.
	They're on salary.
	Why is that a claimed expense?
	They're going to cost extra.
	Well, he likes to play all kinds of golf courses.
	Yeah, no, I totally get it.
	But, you know, this thing, again, I question, I don't know if it's real or not, but I question these claimed expenses, you know, of all the, I mean, because they're all on salary, right?
	Secret Service.
	Well, he gave his salary away.
	Wherever he is.
	Yeah.
	He gave his salary away.
	Meanwhile, he's going to spend 300 million on golf.
	That doesn't make any sense.
	Really, think about it.
	You know, I get it.
	I mean, it's something more for us to be outraged at.
	But it reminds me of all the claims that the trial costs taxpayers.
	Why would a trial cost that much money?
	The judges are on salary.
	The bailiffs are on salary.
	Why does it cost all this money?
	I just think they put all kinds of shit into our heads all the time to confuse us.
	Well, you got you probably got some you probably got some helicopters to fly around.
	You have security for the limos.
	Sure.
	Well, okay.
	I mean, if they're hiring private security, then yeah.
	I love this, Russ.
	Former congressional staffer confirms thermonuclear device detonated at World Trade Center on 9-11.
	This is back in 2017.
	Good work.
	Former congressional staffer possessed actionable intel before 9-11, was warned of an impending thermonuclear attack on the World Trade.
	That, of course, has been my conclusion and that of many, many others.
	IntelliHub.
	Former U.S. congressional staffer Susan Lindauer.
	I'm going to be interviewing Susan on this very show on the 19th.
	I like Susan a lot.
	Said she was told by a trusted contact in the Intel community, three suspicious white vans arrived at the World Trade Center just days before the 9-11 attack.
	Likely from the Office of Secure Transportation, managed by the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Admin and responsible for the safe and secure transport of nuclear munitions.
	I've been told by somebody who saw the videos at the World Trade Center from approximately August 23rd to approximately September 3rd that strange vans, and there were just maybe three janitorial vans arrived at 3 in the morning.
	The former congressional staffer said between the hours of 3 and 5 a.m., these vans had never been in the building before.
	It was an anomaly.
	They showed for 10 or 11 days approximately that were never seen again.
	No surprise.
	I'll have to ask Susan about it.
	It was like a huge story.
	Yeah, that is a good one.
	Meanwhile, Billiams paid to pro sports and churches to promote a COVID vaccine.
	They just can't kill enough.
	You know, Christians and athletes, they're really all out.
	They're still going all out.
	This December 9th, John Leake, yes, he's very good, exposed on Tucker that the Biden admin made millions to NFL MLB, even churches that pushed the COVID vax.
	I believe it was called the COVID vaccine core, which dispersed billions to various recipients to bring about their death.
	That the so-called Biden administration is called the, I believe it was called the COVID Vaccine Corps, which dispersed billions of dollars to various recipients.
	The major sports leagues, the NFL, I think Major League Baseball, they received just an outright bribe.
	I don't see how else you can characterize this.
	It's just Uncle Sam is going to give you a bunch of dough, and you're going to basically force this on your league.
	And there's a reason for that that we will get into.
	But also the mainline Episcopal, mainline Episcopal Protestant Evangelical churches, Roman Catholic churches, all of their clergy receives money to, I don't know how else to put it, push the vaccine.
	And there were very few pastors or priests or rectors.
	What was it, the Episcopal rectors who refuse.
	And, you know, how, I mean, that right there strikes me as a violation of the First Amendment, which prohibits state religion, but also of their duties as Christian leaders.
	Can't take money from the government to push something like that.
	I mean, I don't understand.
	Are these people still in leadership?
	It was only five years ago.
	Go ahead, tell us, Paul, your thoughts.
	Well, it was funny.
	I was going to make a comment when you said, and if you remember saying it a couple of minutes ago, you said, they just can't kill enough, right?
	You remember saying that?
	Can't kill enough fast enough.
	Okay, can you elaborate on who the they is?
	All right, just kidding, just kidding.
	Who is the they?
	Yeah, could it be the same people, by the way?
	And I'm not going to quote.
	I was going to read the paragraph from the article, but I remember reading or hearing about this, and I had kind of forgotten about it.
	But I read again this article on National Vanguard where it talked about an incident where American troops, Allied troops, came upon this park in Berlin where, and this was a section of Berlin where Soviet troops, you know, many of them reportedly, you know, heavily Jewish division or company or whatever had been through.
	And they found up to 30 or maybe even more than 30 German children had been killed.
	They had their throats cut and they were hung upside down from trees and lampposts with ropes and cables through their heel, like by the Achilles tendon, where they basically just, you know, made a hole, ran the cable or the rope through their heels and hung them upside down like slaughtered animals.
	And the American troops were told to never speak of it, forget what you saw.
	And this is supposedly a very documented incident, you know.
	So I hate this.
	This is who this is the people we're dealing with.
	This is the people that paid to have you poisoned by a vaccine, and they continue to pay.
	And I think we've all seen that video where the one doctor told us, you know, and I could find it pretty easily.
	I think I kept it.
	You know, where this doctor laid it out.
	Okay, they get so much for the diagnosis.
	They get so much for, you know, treatment.
	Jensen, he was a state senator in Minnesota.
	Yeah, he called it on how much they were being paid to classify patients.
	Yeah, step by step by step.
	In other words, you know, COVID deaths, that was a lot of money.
	Yeah, each thing, each step or each treatment got another bonus.
	It was so disgusting.
	It was unbelievable.
	And this is, again, as I've said many times, they are buying the world in which they want us to live.
	And of course, yeah, they're using American taxpayer money to do it.
	I mean, it seemed like maybe the main motive to begin with is just dissemination of loot.
	You know, the opportunity to spread money around amongst their fellows and their colleagues for no particular purpose, not necessarily even to do anything other than just steal.
	Well, only they and their money system could come up with a way where you can basically get paid or make money by killing and harming others.
	But that's the system that we have.
	They make money and profit by killing and harming others.
	Or organize a system whereby checks or whatever are being sent out to a select group of people to try to carry out this policy.
	And do you guys remember that testimony with Elon Musk where he talked about the computers that he found?
	And the job of these computers was just to basically send checks out, basically pay bills.
	The computers just created, you know, created money, if you will, to pay all kinds of bills with.
	And that's one of the things doing damage control after it.
	CEO Alex Karp at the state high on drugs.
	While cross-country skiing this morning, Dr. Karp decided to launch a new program, the NeuroDivergent Fellowship.
	If you find yourself relating to him in this video, unable to sit still or thinking faster than you can speak, we encourage you to apply.
	Here he is.
	Annoying each other 10 years ago.
	Hopefully I'm annoying you as much as 10 years ago.
	Or more.
	When I made a, you know this.
	Every decision Palantir made, FDAs going public, building products, no one, enterprise, large data sets, going to government, acknowledging American superiority, being pro-meritocracy, launching an AI platform, calling into question that AI models would actually be able to perform without orchestration.
	Every single one, every single orontology, every single one of those was viewed as stupid.
	A lot of decisions when we began talking, annoying each other 10 years ago, hopefully I'm annoying you as much as 10 years ago.
	Or more.
	When I made a, you know this.
	Every decision Palantir made, FDAs going public, building products, no one, enterprise, large data sets, going to government, acknowledging American superiority.
	You're just coming across as a whack job.
	Paul, you're, I like to keep up on this guy.
	I like to keep it.
	Too much caffeine or what do you think?
	Maybe a little caffeine.
	He's a skillful.
	Well, you know, I was going to joke, you know, when you said about this guy, I was going to joke, hey, I'm on drugs right now if you consider caffeine a drug.
	But yeah, as I'll point out again, I don't think you'll be uncomfortable with it, but we did a part of a show about particularly all this, this whole crew, right?
	Everybody associated with these people, they're all Jewish homosexuals, okay?
	And as you may have heard, that the guy that started OpenAI, what's his name?
	His name escapes me right now, but he met that he met his husband.
	You go to Wikipedia, you can read it right on Wikipedia.
	He met his husband in Peter Thiel's hot tub.
	And I don't think we need to spend a lot of time about how many, yeah, how many, not all, but Russ knows this well, I'm sure, how many homosexuals are mentally ill.
	Okay.
	And by the way, a lot of serial killers.
	This is the Jewish.
	Right.
	A lot of serial killers.
	And of course, the rates of domestic violence amongst homosexual couples is much higher than heterosexual couples.
	That's also something that's pretty well known data, if you will.
	So yeah, these are the people that are steering the ship, Jewish homosexuals.
	You know, again, and I made this point and got lots of, shall we say, strong emotional agreement at the outrage of just the notion that how could it be so?
	How could we let it come to pass that Jewish homosexuals are in charge of so much?
	One of the stories I've been reporting this week is that Israel is putting pressure on Trump to rescind age and consent laws because they want to have the right to do to our children what they're doing to our country.
	I mean, it's just outrageous.
	I can't think of any single action they could take that's more repulsive to the American people and more revealing of what Israel is all about.
	It's a haven for pedophiles.
	Yuck.
	Yuck.
	So we'll keep an eye on Alex.
	We'll keep an eye on Alex Karp going forward, ladies and gentlemen.
	He's got a lot of internet.
	We'll keep them under surveillance.
	One more story in your list here.
	A good one.
	A thousand fake pastors are in Israel trying to brainwash a congregation into building the third temple and ushering the Antichrist.
	Yep.
	That's how it's done.
	How disgusting.
	Hey, you got to hand it to these people.
	The way that they organize, you know, and either start movements or infiltrate movements or institutions.
	Like I say, I mean, it's something to be, I hate to use the word, but admired.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You mean their efficiency?
	Oh, yeah.
	They're discipline.
	They're discipline.
	We're just, we're busy living our lives, right?
	I mean, we work hard.
	We, you know, pay our bills.
	We go to church on Sunday and look what they do.
	So.
	And once again, look at the money exchanging hands here.
	It's just exactly the good times and money.
	I don't know.
	I don't know how they entertain pastors in Israel.
	They probably take them out to see the sides.
	This is why they made a war on the Catholic Church for centuries and they won.
	They have basically defeated the traditional Catholic Church.
	It basically exists no more except in pockets.
	And of course, the ongoing war on Christianity.
	Okay, there's a little clip here.
	Let's hear this clip, see what this guy is saying to him.
	There's a clip here.
	I think.
	No.
	No, I don't think so.
	So it looks like they're looking up at something, Russ.
	Do you think they're looking up at a big dollar sign?
	Star of David dollar sign.
	Paul, it's just a real pleasure to have you here, my friend.
	I'm very glad you're joining us for fearsome before some additions.
	We're coming to the conclusion of our conversation today.
	Paul, what would you like to tell the American people about the situation we're in right now, right here in the USA?
	I'm sorry.
	I can't help but laughing at that.
	What would you like to tell the American people?
	In response to what you just said previously about having me on, I would just say, well, thank you.
	Where else can you have so much fun on a Wednesday morning?
	There you go.
	There you go.
	That's so appreciative.
	Would have been nice if Joaquin could have made the connection, but we'll see.
	Computer issues.
	Yeah.
	Russ, give us an overview.
	Where do things stand?
	Let's see.
	What day is it?
	I'm trying to remember.
	Wednesday.
	Christmas is coming up.
	Yeah, Christmas is coming up.
	Oh, too.
	I forgot to say.
	I forgot, Jim.
	I'm sorry.
	I forgot your birthday.
	I forgot to send you a happy birthday note by email.
	Oh, that's fine, Paul.
	I had a wonderful birthday.
	It was Saturday, 85 years.
	We went to see Kill Bill, the new four-hour version.
	Oh, my goodness.
	Then we went to an Oreola buffet that is like 120 different dishes.
	Just fabulous.
	And then watch Ohio State play Indiana where I earned my PhD.
	And number two, beat number one just for my birthday, the perfect end to the perfect day.
	Interesting.
	Yeah, we're a couple days apart.
	Yeah, let me remind everyone, the False Flag and Gonswarezy Conference is Friday.
	It begins at 6 p.m. Central Time.
	We got Art Olivier is going to talk about Sandy Hooked.
	Hooked.
	He has a new book about Sandy Hook.
	And given all my involvement with Sandy Hook, I'm eager to hear what he has to say.
	Then we have David W. Mandick, MD, PhD, the leading expert on the medical evidence, talking about his new book, JFK Was Killed by Consensus.
	Then we have Larry Rivera talking about how AI is contributing to research on the assassination.
	And then I'm going to put the pieces together and see if we can't come to a consensus about the assassination.
	You need a ticket.
	It's free, but you need a ticket because it's a Zoom, so you got to get access to the Zoom room.
	Go to False Flag and ConspiraciesCon, C-O-N, FalseFlags and ConspiraciesCon.com and get a free ticket.
	Get a free ticket.
	And we've got, I don't know, around 50 signed up so far.
	I think it could be a pretty good turnaround, but it's all free.
	Pick and choose 28 speakers over two and a half days.
	And you'll.
	I'm on Sunday, and I'm going to kind of get current on October 7th.
	There has been things on October 7th since this happened.
	There are many super speakers for this conference.
	We have like maybe a minute left.
	So just for the fun of it, so you know who's in the field now, the college football playoff field.
	Make your prediction.
	I think that Georgia is going to come out on top.
	Oh, I'm going to stick with Indiana.
	Really?
	You think Indiana is going to be?
	Oh, yeah.
	But I see experts picking all four of them.
	Others for Ohio State and others for Texas AM.
	I don't think, yeah.
	Oregon can make a little noise, I believe, but I don't think Texas AM is going to go too far.
	They got too many holes.
	And I think overall, Ohio State, Indiana, and Georgia are the strongest teams.
	I'm not sure if Indiana can stand up to Georgia from what I saw.
	But I'm not going to discount Georgia, Paul.
	You may just have figured out the winner.
	I don't know college football that well, but I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed Netflix inside the SEC.
	That was a great series.
	Oh, yeah.
	I cut parts of it.
	Everyone, everyone, spending much time with your family, your friends, people you love and care about.
	We do not know how much time we have left.
	Use it wisely.
	And although I'm an agnostic, as I'm now disposed to say, God willing, we'll be back on Friday and we'll do it all over again.
	See you then.

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