Sept. 17, 2022 - Just Informed Talk - Craig James
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| The storm is getting closer. | |
| We are the digital soldiers. | |
| It's time they run forever. | |
| We are the digital soldiers. | |
| We will bring the light to this field of fight. | |
| Hi, and welcome to another episode of Just Informed News. | |
| I'm your host, Craig. | |
| Thanks for joining me. | |
| I hope you guys are having a wonderful Saturday. | |
| And yes, we are doing these new Saturday broadcasts. | |
| It may not be every Saturday, but I'll always let you know during the week if I'm going to be doing it or not. | |
| So today we are here for a Saturday broadcast. | |
| We have a lot in the news. | |
| We're going to be talking about President Trump's lawyers and President Trump seem to have said a masterful trap that the FBI walked right into. | |
| We're going to break that down on what that looks like and why they're panicking right now trying to get rid of the special master that Trump wants to come in and review the documents. | |
| And it's the same reason we thought this guy was corrupt, the judge that they were bringing in. | |
| Maybe the masterful reason why they brought him in. | |
| We're going to talk about why that is. | |
| Plus, there's a bunch of other breaking news stories. | |
| We're going to look at the persecution of Alex Jones. | |
| And whether you like him, love him, hate him, or whatever... | |
| It doesn't matter. | |
| What's happening to him is them setting the standard for the rest of us, how they're going to take away our First Amendment rights and how they're going to try to shut down any speech that goes against the lies and the narrative they want to paint. | |
| And we're going to actually look at a specific example of how an FBI agent is suing Jones and it's just the craziest thing you'll ever see. | |
| You've got to watch this story. | |
| It's insane. | |
| Plus, we're going to get into some other news that's been breaking things all across the board, really. | |
| There's a bunch of different stuff we're going to dive into and watch a few breakdowns. | |
| We're going to look at the updates from Martha's Vineyard, immigrant, 50 illegals going there, and they basically melted down, and the Democrats have lost their minds. | |
| So it's pretty interesting to see what's coming down the pipeline. | |
| I hope you guys are having a wonderful day. | |
| And yeah, we'll get through this pretty quick, and then we'll have some fun and enjoy the rest of our Saturday. | |
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| DOJ asking appeals court to block Judge Eileen Cannon's Mar-a-Lago ruling. | |
| What are they hiding? | |
| Uh-oh. | |
| So this is where it's getting interesting. | |
| The Justice Department on Friday asked a federal appeals court to block Judge Eileen Cannon's ruling that prevented it from reviewing the documents seized from Mar-a-Lago. | |
| The district court has entered an unprecedented order in joining the executive branch's use of its own highly classified records in a criminal investigation with different or with direct implications for national security. | |
| The Justice Department wrote in a motion Friday. | |
| Judge Eileen Cannon on Thursday appointed former FISA Judge Raymond Deary to oversee the review of the documents taken by the DOJ-FBI during the The Trump legal team and AG Merrick Garland and the corrupt DOJ came to an agreement earlier in the week on a potential candidate to serve as a special master in the Mar-a-Lago case. | |
| Judge Raymond Deary was one of the FISA judges who signed the warrant to spy on Carter Page without cause. | |
| Judge Eileen Cannon also approved Judge Raymond Deary to oversee the review. | |
| Biden's corrupt Justice Department is desperate to stop a special master from reviewing the documents. | |
| Obviously, they have something to hide. | |
| The DOJ on Friday also lashed out at President Trump in its motion and said the former president has no claim for the return of his documents. | |
| This is insane. | |
| And then it goes into the ABC report where they reference all this from. | |
| This is something that's fascinating and there's somebody who has a breakdown of it that I think is perfectly, it makes a lot of sense as to why Trump chose this former FISA judge, Deary, to be the special master to review these documents and why that was such a genius move and that it caught the DOJ flat-footed and now they're desperate to get the judge to overturn We're good to go. | |
| Fact check me if I'm wrong on that, but I believe it's today in Ohio. | |
| And here's what he says today on True Social. | |
| I have great lawyers and legal teams working closely together to guard against the greatest witch hunt of all times. | |
| Many lawyers want to come on board. | |
| Prosecutorial misconduct and weaponization, the likes of which has never been seen before, is taking place at many different radical left Democrat levels. | |
| I don't know how much more our country will be willing to withstand. | |
| We are living in a very angry and troubled, failing nation. | |
| We are indeed a nation in decline. | |
| He speaks to the frustration that we all feel in this. | |
| I know for me, personally, like I was saying in yesterday's episode, it's gotten to the point now where these people are... | |
| Literally going by the rules for radicals, Saul Alinsky tactics. | |
| They are working extra-judicially. | |
| They're using lawfare in an underhanded way that's undermining the integrity of our justice system. | |
| So they are the ones dismantling our justice system and then expecting us to sit back and let them do it. | |
| And at what point do you look at them and start realizing that they aren't playing by the rules while we are? | |
| It's essentially to quote, what was it? | |
| I think it was Joe Biden where he was on Jimmy Kimmel. | |
| I'm thinking of the right thing, I think, where he's like, or Jimmy Kimmel said to him, it's like, we're playing checkers and they're playing chess or Monopoly or something like that. | |
| But that's what it feels like. | |
| So, you know, this video, though, sums up why it was genius what Trump did. | |
| So I'm going to play it real quick and then we'll talk about it. | |
| I'll tell you what, I think the Trump legal team is brilliant in their gamble, offering up this retired Judge Raymond Deary to be the special master to look over those documents that were illegally seized during the Mar-a-Lago raid. | |
| Here's why I think the gamble's brilliant. | |
| Judge Deary was the judge who signed the FISA warrant to illegally spy on Carter Page. | |
| Remember, the FBI used that Russian collusion steel dossier, the whole hoax was perpetrated, including perpetrated against this judge. | |
| So you might say, well, he signed the warrant. | |
| He's not going to be a good one to look at the documents. | |
| I think the opposite is true here. | |
| I think what we are going to see is that this judge is going to show us just how pissed he was that the FBI lied to him. | |
| Federal judges do not like being lied to. | |
| He will review these documents and he will see that there is no harm here, no foul here, and President Trump will waltz right into the White House in 2024. | |
| Now I like that take because I think it does stand to reason that if this judge is on the up and up and he's not a part of this deep state cartel cabal, that then he may actually see this, realize he was duped, realize that Trump's innocent more than he could have ever realized before when he was getting fake fraudulent information from the FBI. And then this can all be rectified somewhat in regard to what they're doing right now with this next iteration of the We're | |
| good to go. | |
| They just bring up something else. | |
| They just do something else. | |
| They just go after his taxes or they go after his family or they go after his business or whatever it is. | |
| They'll just find another thing and make it up and lie about it and feed it to the fake news and the fake news will amplify it and they'll just keep this up. | |
| Because I think the calculation on the deep state's end of it is that they have the wherewithal to withstand Trump. | |
| They can outweigh him. | |
| They can outlast him. | |
| Because, remember, it's a never-ending bureaucracy. | |
| That he's fighting against. | |
| They're ingrained within our system. | |
| They're integrated into it. | |
| They've planted their sleeper cells all throughout it. | |
| They have time on their side and we don't because Trump obviously represents a movement that can flourish and continue to grow after he's gone. | |
| But at the same time, he is quite a polarizing figure and he does actually do a lot of good now. | |
| I still take big exception with him when it comes to the vaccines, Operation Warp Speed and the rest. | |
| I think he was duped. | |
| I think he is making political calculations that if he goes against the vaccine, then that's going to hurt him politically and it will make it impossible for him to run in 2024. | |
| Because in his mind, if he says that the vaccines are bad, then half the country that took it are going to look at him as the and the fake news, of course, is going to take it and blame him. | |
| The CDC is already coming out and backtracking on their vaccines and saying, oh, well, you know, they're not that good for you, actually. | |
| we were sorry, our bad. | |
| And it's like, wait, what you, you kept telling us to take it. | |
| Now Trump's... | |
| I just hate that he keeps doubling down on the vaccine. | |
| So that's a whole other aside to this. | |
| But let's just say in this particular instance the guy who's been pitting himself against the deep state from day one is effectively going to have a win in this one just as he's won every other battle that he's gone up against them with. | |
| Except I guess the 2020 election where they were able to steal it without anybody really doing anything about that. | |
| So... | |
| I thought that was a good place to start. | |
| But speaking of Alex Jones, I think we talked about him earlier. | |
| This is a video I want to share about what they're doing to him in this second defamation trial. | |
| They had one in Austin, Texas, where the plaintiffs from Sandy Hook, one of the families, was awarded like $50 million, of which he has to pay like $2 million or something because of the way the law is structured there. | |
| But now they're going against him again in Connecticut, where Sandy Hook actually took place, and there's more families. | |
| And then joined in that lawsuit, not only is it the families of the kids that got killed that day, but it's also an FBI agent who worked for John Durham. | |
| Interesting, interesting. | |
| Let's watch and see how this is playing out. | |
| And I want you to notice that this FBI agent, when he's on the stand... | |
| I mean, if this is what the FBI has, these are the best and the brightest. | |
| I mean, he's on there like whimpering, like he's about to start sobbing because Alex Jones said something, and he's like, oh, Joe Rogan and Alex Jones hurt my feelings. | |
| But it's not about that. | |
| It's about the president they're trying to set, that an FBI agent can sue you for hurting their feelings, which is insane. | |
| These people are, you know, a part of an organized crime cartel at worst. | |
| At best, they're just, you know, being played by the upper level, the bosses in this, you know, the FBI. But either way, they are pawns, and this is an insane case. | |
| I mean, everybody wants a payday, right? | |
| So everybody wants to get on board when they can get some money out of it. | |
| And this is a Gregory's reports. | |
| So let's watch. | |
| FBI agent William Aldenberg, who served as John Durham's lead investigator, is suing Alex Jones because he is traumatized as a result of things said on the show by former guest of the show, is suing Alex Jones because he is traumatized as a result of Alex Jones and his company, these are very powerful people, and I'm not anybody. | |
| So someone like me, you just can't defend yourself. | |
| At some point you have to accept it. | |
| He admits that Jones did nothing other than allow a platform for others to lawfully speak. | |
| A pal would call the FBI. I didn't speak to him. | |
| How many times did Jones call you? | |
| He didn't call me, sir. | |
| Did you ever see this photograph, 289, on InfoWars? | |
| I didn't, no sir. | |
| Do you know whether he ever talked about you on Infowars? | |
| I don't know. | |
| If Halbig appears as a guest on a talk show, does that make him affiliated with the talk show? | |
| To me, it does. | |
| Okay. | |
| The judge, who is noticeably the most emotionally charged in the courtroom, is triggered when Jones' attorney, Norm Pattis, pursues the truth. | |
| Who are the powerful people that Mr. | |
| Jones is affiliated. | |
| He's had well I'm sorry. | |
| He For example, I don't know if you know who a guy named Joe Rogan is. | |
| He's a podcaster, a guy named Joe Rogan. | |
| Is Joe Rogan harassing you too? | |
| No, not at all. | |
| I'm just saying, if I can answer the question. | |
| If he can answer the question instead, you can cut off. | |
| Just one second, gentlemen. | |
| Why don't we... | |
| I now lost the question because I... The question was, was Joe Rogan... | |
| I'll withdraw and ask another. | |
| No, wait a second. | |
| No, no, that's all right. | |
| So why don't we... | |
| I guess he doesn't like the answer. | |
| No. | |
| All right. | |
| So, counsel, let's just... | |
| Sir, who are the powerful people that Mr. | |
| Jones is affiliated with? | |
| Well, that was asked and answered. | |
| That was Mr. | |
| Rogan. | |
| No, counsel, sidebar. | |
| Pattis questions the political nature of the trial, how 15 people waited over five years until 2018 to file lawsuits on the same day and in the same office. | |
| But the judge gets noticeably upset because Pattis isn't playing along with their kangaroo court and forbids him from mentioning the name Clinton and others. | |
| Well, we did the Hillary Clinton, now we did the Megyn Kelly. | |
| Should we address what's coming next? | |
| No. | |
| Well, I think it might make sense. | |
| Judge, I'm not responsible for giving my adversaries a preview of what's to come anymore than apparently they were responsible for telling me what witnesses they were going to call today. | |
| The plaintiff complains that Alex is going to try and defend himself and admits they have agreed to lie to the jury. | |
| But he's injected this idea that Alex Jones was merely questioning when the jury is going to be instructed in the courts to determine that he intentionally inflicted emotional distress, that he intentionally lied, that he acted with malice. | |
| These clowns actually thought that a man who has dedicated his entire life to freedom of speech would stay silent while they destroy him in court with lies meant to attack the First Amendment. | |
| And if they succeed, then any random federal agent can sue you into oblivion over hurt feelings from the Internet. | |
| Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. . | |
| Yeah, that's pretty disturbing, actually, when you look at it for what it is. | |
| I mean, obviously, it is a kangaroo court, and, you know, it's really challenging the conspiracy. | |
| The pejorative they use is conspiracy theorists, right, to label anybody who questions the official narrative or the lies that are being put out by the propagandists in the fake news or the DOJ or the FBI, wherever, from our own government most of the time. | |
| If you question that now, they're going to have FBI agents crying, whimpering in the courtroom. | |
| Alex Jones has big, bad, mean friends who said something mean about me, and I'm just a humble, small little FBI agent. | |
| I can't protect myself. | |
| I'm just an FBI agent. | |
| I mean, what do you expect? | |
| It's like, well, yes, if you're a whimpering little fool, a little doddering coward, then get some thick-skinned guy. | |
| And these are the people at the FBI? This is an FBI agent? | |
| This is supposed to be the best our law enforcement has to offer. | |
| I'm just a small guy. | |
| I can't stand up against Alex Jones. | |
| Have you ever heard of Joe Rogan? | |
| He's so mean. | |
| He says mean things about me. | |
| It's like, what in the world are we watching, right? | |
| And you know what it is? | |
| That guy walks out of the, as soon as he walks out of that room, that courtroom, you know he's got a big smile coming over his face and he You know why? | |
| Because he's an FBI agent. | |
| He's seen these trials happen a thousand times over probably. | |
| So he knows how to play a jury. | |
| He knows what to do to get the jury to be on his side. | |
| He knows how to pretend to be a coward and how to shrink and shrivel and the mannerisms and the things you have to say so that the jury sees you and feels bad for you because you're just a poor little FBI agent who doesn't have enough power to... | |
| I just speak really lightly. | |
| I don't know if you've ever heard of Joe Rogan, but he's such a mean guy. | |
| It's like, dude, we know what you're doing. | |
| It's so incredibly obvious and transparent. | |
| I hope that... | |
| But then the jury, it's like, who knows if they know? | |
| Because they're just sitting there like, these are people who weren't even paying attention, probably, for the most part, who just got dragged into this and have no idea what's going on. | |
| All they know is they've heard on the news that Alex Jones is evil. | |
| They've heard on the news that Joe Rogan wants you to take horse to warmer. | |
| And they think, oh, yeah, I guess they must be evil people. | |
| These people are criminals, right? | |
| All of them. | |
| Everyone's a criminal, right? | |
| Anyway, in other news, we're not a border town. | |
| We don't have the infrastructure to handle this type of immigration to our city. | |
| We're not Texas, Democrat D.C. Mayor Bowser is saying now. | |
| She's claiming that they don't have the infrastructure to take all of the migrants who are being sent their way. | |
| Well, let me ask you this, all right? | |
| I love how they obfuscate the whole question of, I don't know, the illegal invasion of our country by saying we don't have the infrastructure to take these people. | |
| And you're like... | |
| Wait, then you're saying that we should be taking these people? | |
| They don't live here. | |
| They are felons, assumedly, since they walked across the border illegally. | |
| That is, I believe, a felony. | |
| So they've committed federal crimes, and they're already criminals, and they've illegally invaded our country, and now you're worried about the infrastructure? | |
| How about we get this straight? | |
| How about we close the border down and keep them from coming into our country? | |
| How about that? | |
| Oh, but that's not humane. | |
| That's not compassionate. | |
| Oh, I know. | |
| I know. | |
| Because we can't have them at Martha's Vineyard because it would be inhumane and there's no compassion. | |
| Would you don't have compassion? | |
| And then everybody's pointing out, too, you know, if you look at the funniest part of that, they go, we don't have any room for these migrants here at Martha's Vineyard. | |
| There's only 50 people, right? | |
| Meanwhile, you have tens of thousands flooding the border every day, practically in some places. | |
| And then on top of that, if you look around the Airbnb website and Martha's Vineyard, there's like so many vacancies. | |
| There's more than enough housing and open places to take care of these people. | |
| Barack Obama in, what, 40 acres and 12 bedrooms in his mansion? | |
| I'm sure he could house at least a dozen families there, right, or more. | |
| But no, no, because that's Barack Obama's private estate. | |
| And if you try to put people there, then you're a criminal. | |
| But when they ship them into your backyard, you better drop everything and pay more taxes and have more crime and have more drug use and have more disease and have more of everything and have more fentanyl overdoses. | |
| Have it all because that's how you pay your penance to the church of liberalism. | |
| Oh, alright. | |
| And then another bus full of migrants has been dropped off at Kamala Harris' residence. | |
| I like how they keep taking him to Kamala Harris' residence. | |
| It's like, why don't they take him to Obama's house? | |
| I guess because Kamala's supposed to be in charge of all this. | |
| See, I'm not a fan of this strategy of, you know, bringing people in, shipping them into... | |
| I think it's aiding and abetting the criminal invasion of this nation. | |
| But I see the utility in highlighting and showing the hypocrisy of these people. | |
| I could understand that, I guess. | |
| But it has to stop. | |
| There has to come a point. | |
| I love Carrie Lake's idea. | |
| She's going to declare an invasion. | |
| She's going to take the National Guard. | |
| She's going to shut down her border, and she's going to send these people back. | |
| I've said this before, but the real interesting thing is going to be What happens when Federal Border Patrol officers go up against the National Guard? | |
| Who wins in that standoff? | |
| I mean, do we start fighting ourselves over this? | |
| Is this how the Civil War starts? | |
| Because we say no and they say yes. | |
| Federal Border agents, are they going to stand down? | |
| Or are they going to try to stand up to the National Guard? | |
| Will the National Guard stand down? | |
| Or will they fight to secure their own border? | |
| Will that lead to some sort of civil war? | |
| I don't know. | |
| But again, then you have to ask the other question. | |
| What if other states don't close their borders the same way? | |
| You know, Texas' border is still pretty porous. | |
| You have New Mexico, even though it's kind of mountainous, they're not doing anything about it. | |
| They're a sanctuary state, essentially. | |
| California, they can come through there. | |
| So what happens when those borders still remain porous and then people start coming in the country through New Mexico and then going in Arizona that way from the New Mexico border? | |
| Are they going to shut down the New Mexico border between New Mexico and Arizona? | |
| And then what will that lead to? | |
| Are they going to shut down the border between California and Arizona? | |
| What will that lead to? | |
| Are they going to have border checkpoints or whatever? | |
| It's going to be interesting, guys. | |
| I'm not going to lie. | |
| It's going to be a crazy set of events that come from all of this. | |
| But let's hear Laura Logan and Steve Bannon talk about this invasion in some detail to give perspective. | |
| Is Kamala Harris right? | |
| Do we have a secured border as you see it as an objective journalist? | |
| Not someone that has political inclinations or perceptions, but as just a journalist looking at facts. | |
| Is the border of the United States not only not secure, but is there definitionally an invasion of this country, ma'am? | |
| The border is wide open because we are living under a globalist policy of open borders. | |
| So there is no border security to speak of. | |
| Weapons are flowing across, drugs are flowing across, people are flowing across, money is flowing across, illicit funds, and so on and so on. | |
| I mean, everything that comes with an open border is what's flowing. | |
| And the reason it's happening, Steve, it's not just an invasion. | |
| It is an invasion. | |
| But an invasion that is part of a long-term plan and political ideology to obliterate the sovereignty of this nation and change the way the world looks forever. | |
| It's not just America's sovereignty that's on the chopping block. | |
| It's sovereignty all over the world. | |
| It's just that this is the place that is the light and the guide for the whole world. | |
| And so this is the country that has to fall first in order for the other countries to fall. | |
| And what I learned from a source who is a very unique source, having infiltrated the globalist cult at the UN level, is that he was in high-level meetings that required a number of security clearances Where they actually discussed the plan to bring 100 million people into the United States in order to pave the way for a regional government of U.S., Canada, and Mexico. | |
| And that was to bring in 100 million people from Latin American countries together with a strategy of creating these cartels, making life unbearable. | |
| It's called a push-pull strategy where they push all these people out of these countries where it's unbearable living like this. | |
| And they pull them into the United States. | |
| And then once you've reached that critical number of over 100 million in this invasion, they will then propose that, well, for your family and friends back home who need, you know, you need ease of travel, they need a better life, and so on and so on, and we can do all this better with a regional government than we can with a U.S. government. | |
| And they will have enough critical mass inside the country in order to affect that policy. | |
| That's the globalist plan that we're working towards. | |
| But what we're already doing is living under their policy, where they've made the right to migrate a human right, recognized the UN in 2018, and that now supersedes our sovereign right, thanks to the Biden administration and the open border ideologues who are in this government, | |
| who were never asked to be honest about their strategy in the campaign trail, who have bypassed the legislature and are implementing a strategy and a policy That not only did no Americans vote for it, because they weren't even given the opportunity, but most Americans don't support. | |
| Yeah, I think that Laura's getting the nail on the head again there. | |
| I mean, that is the strategies. | |
| They're going to flood us with these illegals, and then they're going to convince us that we need a bigger, more inclusive government, right? | |
| And they're going to have, like she said, that critical mass number of individuals in here to make it happen. | |
| So it is an invasion, and whether people want to admit it or not, it is. | |
| And that's the plan. | |
| This is the globalist regime trying to implode our nation. | |
| Really, it's imploding us into a larger government situation because that's the whole point. | |
| They want bigger government. | |
| They want more power. | |
| They want more control. | |
| And these are pretty sinister and evil people trying to make this all happen. | |
| And it seems to be working at the moment, so... | |
| Part of that plan includes the dissolution of law and order inside of our own country. | |
| Here's just a great example of it. | |
| This is insane. | |
| hundreds of convicted murderers and child rapists given early parole by a Wisconsin Democrat governor, Everts, uh, since 2019 during his first term, governor of Wisconsin, at least a hundred, 884 convicted, uh, prisoners have been released under ever's parole commission, including more than 300 convicted murderers, attempted murderers and child rapists. | |
| Yeah, because that seems like a reasonable policy for us, right? | |
| Speaking of crime, out here in Communist California where I'm living, violence is reaching an epidemic level, and I can attest to that here as a citizen of this state. | |
| But it's rapidly deteriorating all around us. | |
| And you just have to look at the numbers and the statistics. | |
| And I see stories every day in the news about violent crime taking place here, criminal activity, drug trafficking, drug abuse, overdoses, and just insane things happening here. | |
| I mean, I witnessed it firsthand. | |
| I've told this story before anecdotally, but I mean, imagine you're standing in a gas station like I was not too long ago, and I'm watching a guy walk in and literally stealing, boosting, or lifting as they call it, filling his backpack up with items off the shelf with no intention of paying, walking straight out the door, And the guy who was behind the counter who owned the gas station turns around and he asked me, he goes, was that guy stealing? | |
| And I was like, yeah, dude, are you going to call the cops? | |
| And he goes, why? | |
| They're not going to do anything. | |
| Because the laws aren't even strong enough to arrest people who commit actual crimes. | |
| And people in other states are going, they're all worried. | |
| They're like... | |
| Yeah, they're going to pass this law that says they're in Chicago just recently in Illinois. | |
| They're going to pass this cash bail reform and you're not even going to be able to put people in prison for, you know, second degree murder and da-da-da. | |
| Well, that's California. | |
| That's what this is. | |
| We already are living that here, right? | |
| And it's insanity. | |
| It is insanity. | |
| It is like living... | |
| You know what's crazy is I've lived in a few different places across this country. | |
| And I say this to people. | |
| I say, you know, the craziest part of California is this. | |
| Like I used to live in Florida, for instance. | |
| In Florida, if you break a law, you're going to jail. | |
| There's pretty much a 99% guarantee that if you break a law and it's serious enough, you're going to go to jail. | |
| However... | |
| There aren't as many laws, it seems like, on the books. | |
| There's a little bit more of a legal gray zone, and cops have a lot more kind of authority. | |
| Out here in Communist California, it's almost like the opposite. | |
| There are tons and tons of laws. | |
| There are laws about everything. | |
| I mean, it's like these people sit around and just write laws all day long. | |
| But the real trick is, just like in Communist China, where they have all these laws, they don't enforce the law. | |
| It's a wild thing, right? | |
| Or they enforce half the law and not the other half. | |
| And it's like they can pick and choose what they want to enforce and then they don't enforce certain things. | |
| Because I say to people out here when I talk to them about it, I say I've never lived in a place where they have so many laws but they don't enforce any of them. | |
| You know, because if you just walk around, there's signs everywhere. | |
| This is the law. | |
| Don't break the law. | |
| This is the law. | |
| Don't break the law. | |
| And everybody's breaking the law out here. | |
| It's insanity. | |
| It's literally the Wild West. | |
| But if you go into other states, it's just not that way. | |
| You know, you don't see anything about the laws posted everywhere. | |
| And, you know, people break the law. | |
| They get arrested and they go to jail, as they should. | |
| However, it's just the same in communist China. | |
| If you understand how the communist system works, it's a top-down authoritarianism that is built on this principle that China, in a lot of ways, is one of the freest societies in the world, believe it or not. | |
| I know that sounds counterintuitive because it is like this surveillance state and the CCP has so much control. | |
| It's free in the sense that there are many, many laws and rules and regulations that the CCP issues across the board for everybody in the country. | |
| Ostensibly, everybody has to follow those rules, but in practice, many people don't. | |
| most people will ignore most laws until something hits the media cycle or something goes viral on social media or something gets leaked out to the outside world press that embarrasses the CCP. | |
| And then you get the hammer brought down on you. | |
| They come in and they'll enforce one law or two laws or whatever laws embarrassed them or made them look bad to the nth degree. | |
| They will start rounding up people, throwing them in jail, throwing away the key, and they will do it until they make a point that you can't do it. | |
| And then it's like as soon as the big top communist official goes to the place where the crime took place, all that party, the lower party head who is regionally in charge of that region gets all his officers in. | |
| They do sweeping raids. | |
| They arrest everyone who commits any crimes. | |
| They throw them in jail. | |
| And then when that top Top leader leaves, the regional party leader kind of backs off, and everything goes back to normal. | |
| And that's how it works in China. | |
| And that's how it works. | |
| It feels like out here in California a lot of the time. | |
| Not as severe, but it's like that's the system they want to bring. | |
| So there's my insight into that for you. | |
| So with that being said, here's another story. | |
| Is the end of COVID-19 in sight? | |
| I thought it was already over. | |
| I mean, what are we doing here, guys? | |
| It's the flu. | |
| No, we got to keep it around for the vaccines. | |
| They're saying that basically it's going to be coming soon, the end of COVID-19. | |
| Yeah, right. | |
| I'll believe it when I see it. | |
| They're never going to stop shooting you up with these mRNA experimental vaccines. | |
| They've already decimated most people who've taken the first vaccine's immune system to the point where they need regular immune-boosting mRNA shots because they've essentially ruined your own ability to fight off the simplest of diseases and infections. | |
| And, I mean, this is bordering on the verge of being complete and total genocide, I don't know. | |
| I mean, the numbers will keep adding up, right? | |
| And they're going to keep saying, oh, we don't know why people are just dropping dead. | |
| It's like, well, maybe it's because you started shooting them up with experimental vaccines that decimated their immunity, which has led to all kinds of crazy side effects. | |
| And I don't want this to be a world of vaccinated versus unvaccinated. | |
| I want to reach my hand across the aisle and help these people. | |
| If you've had it and you feel betrayed, let's fix it. | |
| Let's get cures. | |
| Let's get this stuff out of your body. | |
| Let's get you on the mend and get you better. | |
| And I'll do everything I can to make that happen, whatever's in my realm of ability. | |
| So I'm a solutions-based guy. | |
| I'm not going to sit around and say, oh, yeah, well, sorry, sucks to be you. | |
| No, I want to help you. | |
| I want to mobilize the medical community to start thinking of solutions to this that aren't relevant. | |
| Regulated by centralized governance that are decentralized, that are in the hands of individual doctors who make decisions based on the real science and make decisions based on your actual medical situation. | |
| So that's my opinion on that. | |
| So we'll see. | |
| COVID might just go away. | |
| Who knows, right? | |
| Here it is, though. | |
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| And today, for our God's Grace is Greater segment, we're going to be doing the parable of the vineyard workers. | |
| Now, what is this parable all about? | |
| Well, it's in chapter 20 of Matthew. | |
| We're going through the whole Gospel of Matthew, and I love this parable because this is truly talking about God's grace. | |
| So you know we have our God's Grace is Grace segment we do at the end of every show. | |
| This is Jesus giving us a parable about what God's grace is and how it works in real life as far as the kingdom of heaven goes. | |
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| And, yeah, next one here, Gavin Newsom, speaking of Communist California, is challenging Ron DeSantis to a debate on CNN. Here he says, Hey, Governor DeSantis, clearly you're struggling, distracted, and busy playing politics with people's lives since you have only one overriding need. | |
| Attention, let's take this up and debate. | |
| I'll bring my hair gel. | |
| You bring your hairspray. | |
| Now, here's the thing I don't like about this. | |
| Gavin Newsom wants this to happen. | |
| Obviously, because he's calling for it, but he wants it to happen because he's trying to take advantage of the Trump effect. | |
| His idea is simple. | |
| He wants to have the free press and publicity that comes with getting on these major networks and having to steal. | |
| Basically, what he's doing is, they call this in social media circles, they call it clout chasing. | |
| Where you have somebody who's incredibly higher profile than you, and then you go and you challenge them and you troll them and you try to get a rise out of them. | |
| You get them to respond to you. | |
| So that's what Gavin Newsom is doing right now to elevate his profile because he has hopes of running for president in 2024. | |
| And he understands he's a part of one of the ruling families, you know, historically throughout this country, especially out here in California. | |
| And he understands the system is completely rigged. | |
| If anybody knows how to rig an election, it's Gavin Newsom. | |
| He lives out here in the one party state of California where they basically use mail-in voting to steal elections every election. | |
| And there is no fair and free elections in this state whatsoever, except maybe in some small outlier regionally, you know, non-important, you know, conservative counties that exist, which there are a couple still left out here. | |
| But for the most part, he's a master at stealing elections. | |
| He knows how to rig it. | |
| He knows how to rig the mail-in voting. | |
| He knows how to steal ballots. | |
| He knows how to do the community organizing that you need to steal elections with. | |
| And yeah, I think that's his whole thing. | |
| He's clout chasing against DeSantis. | |
| He wants to get this debate because he doesn't care whether he wins or loses. | |
| He won't even debate in good faith. | |
| He'll throw out whatever random... | |
| You know, meaningless, non-statistically proven facts that he wants to pull up, and Gavin would probably shred him, or no, excuse me, DeSantis would probably shred Gavin on the stage, but it wouldn't matter because by engaging in this with DeSantis, or engaging in this with Gavin, DeSantis would be elevating Gavin's profile, which is exactly what he wants, which is exactly why he's doing it, in my opinion. | |
| Speaking of CNN, former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo has slammed Democrats for demonizing Trump voters. | |
| No, this isn't the Babylon Bee. | |
| This is a real story. | |
| Now it's like, wait, like you did for the last like five years? | |
| Wait. | |
| That's like literally all his show was, was slamming Trump supporters. | |
| And now he's mad they're doing it? | |
| Hmm. | |
| Interesting. | |
| I think he's going for that. | |
| He wants one of those kind of in-the-middle podcasts because he understands the power of that. | |
| Nobody would listen to him anyway. | |
| He's a moron. | |
| He's an over-inflated ego, muscle-headed buffoon who's only famous and important because his brother was the governor of New York and they're part of some mafia crime family. | |
| Yeah, that's probably the only relevance that Cuomo has in this society anymore. | |
| So he's just cloud chasing now. | |
| Not cloud chasing. | |
| He's really more just trying to play both sides. | |
| Oh, yeah, I'm standing up for the Republicans. | |
| Yeah, sure you are. | |
| I believe it. | |
| Not really. | |
| A new draft of House Freedom Caucus rules demands congressional ability to vacate the chair to hold the speaker accountable. | |
| Wow. | |
| It says a proposed draft of rules for the House of Freedom Caucus obtained by Big League Politics is demanding restoration of the ability for congressmen to vacate the chair in order to hold the speaker accountable. | |
| The rules package published on July 25th wants to fight back against Washington, D.C. swamp that serves politicians, connected lobbyists, and entrenched bureaucrats at the expense of the American people. | |
| Between now and January, the House of Freedom Caucus will work with like-minded colleagues to demand aggressive reforms to return the people's house back to the American people and make it function again. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, we'll see if that all works out for him. | |
| I do think it'd be great to have some reform in the way that they run things in Washington, D.C., especially considering you have people like Mitch McConnell and, you know, Kevin McCarthy in charge, and they're only in charge for a very specific reason, and that is because, you guessed it, they are in the deep state swamp unit party, if you will. | |
| So, yeah, hopefully we can get some change there. | |
| Speaking of corrupt elections, though... | |
| This is the new Democrat strategy that they're doing. | |
| They're going after social media influencers to spread lies about January 6th. | |
| I think with the specific reason of trying to validate their criminal cases that they're trying to bring about January 6th and they're trying to get public sway. | |
| They're trying to sway the public opinion. | |
| So what they're doing is they're finding these liberal influencers and they're actually paying them to AstroTurf All these lies, which is basically just meaning to spread out fake stuff, about all these, to AstroTurf, all these lies about January 6th. | |
| And here's a video where a guy breaks down how much money he was paid to do it and what he was told to say. | |
| Watch this. | |
| I was just offered $400 to make an anti-Donald Trump propaganda post related to the January 6th investigation that is completely not true. | |
| I should start out this video by saying I'm not a Donald Trump supporter, so that should give a little bit of context to where I'm coming from. | |
| I'm an attorney. | |
| I post legal news and analysis on related topics. | |
| Okay, here we go with the story. | |
| So first thing first, I get an email from somebody with the Good Info Foundation. | |
| We'll talk about them a little more in a minute. | |
| I'm going to refer to this person as Jane. | |
| Jane sent me a message letting me know she represented the Good Info Foundation and that she was willing to offer a paid collaboration to discuss some topics related to January 6th. | |
| I said, sure, why not? | |
| I'll learn some more. | |
| Jane says the Good Info Foundation will give me $400 to make a post on my page and then share it to Instagram. | |
| So you see that blue link? | |
| Alright, here we're going to follow it. | |
| These are the specific requirements in order to obtain that $400 of how I should refer to the January 6th Capitol raid. | |
| Number one, I must call this a criminal conspiracy. | |
| Number two, I must say Trump Republicans were responsible. | |
| Number three, I must frame it as an attack on my country, an attack on America or Americans... | |
| A criminal conspiracy and a committed crime. | |
| I must attribute the matter to MAGA Republicans. | |
| I must make clear that this was ongoing and unresolved. | |
| And most importantly, that I must channel all of this unto the manipulation of voter agencies so that I could turn their anger around this event into defiance that would make people more likely to vote in midterms. | |
| And the thing that struck me the most was this part, where I was told to talk about the aspects of the Trump campaign's plan, and I was supposed to say that the Trump campaign paid literally millions of dollars to make January 6th happen? | |
| So I figured, you know, maybe I missed something. | |
| So I said, hey Jane, what is the basis for the claim that the Trump campaign itself paid millions of dollars to make the January 6th siege of the Capitol happen? | |
| Jane doesn't answer the question. | |
| Hi Preston, if you don't want to state that in the video, it's fine. | |
| You don't have to use all the bullet points provided. | |
| So I kept going. | |
| Sure, I'm just wondering if there's support for that client. | |
| Jane doesn't answer again. | |
| Let me know if you are interested and the rate works for you. | |
| Thanks so much. | |
| I'm not interested and the rate doesn't work for me. | |
| This is the Good Info Foundation. | |
| They boast on their homepage that good information is the lifeblood of a democracy. | |
| Right, so we have these, you know, these obviously, you know, hidden leftist organizations trying to astroturf these lies about Trump on January 6th for a very specific reason. | |
| They have the intention of trying to sow more lies into the fake media news cycle so that they can sway people. | |
| Because, you know, this is the thing that they've realized. | |
| They realize that even though they control the big tech censors and they control the fake news media and they control all of that narrative, the one narrative they don't have any control over is the influencer narrative, the online social commentator narrative. | |
| That's the one that they desperately want to control. | |
| So what are they going to do? | |
| They're going to start buying it. | |
| See, if all else fails, Democrats know one thing. | |
| They just throw money at something and they can probably make it happen. | |
| And in this case, that's exactly what they're doing. | |
| They're going after... | |
| Influencers on TikTok and other platforms and giving them scripts to lie about everything. | |
| And then they're going to use that to start these social initiatives saying, look, we have this TikTok influencer who has millions of followers. | |
| We've got millions of views on this video saying that they criminally paid for all this stuff. | |
| And then the people believe it because the people on these social media sites, they believe everything they see. | |
| They don't do any research, unfortunately. | |
| So, yeah, there's that. | |
| Speaking of craziness, let's go ahead and talk about this story real quick. | |
| We're going to finish with this video. | |
| This is from BBC over in the UK, and they're normalizing transhumanism in these television shows. | |
| It's pretty dystopic, but this is what they really want. | |
| And this is talking about predictive programming. | |
| They're sowing the seeds in the minds of people to be ready for this. | |
| This is Luciferian. | |
| This is satanic. | |
| This is what you have coming down the pipeline. | |
| This is transhumanism being sown into the predictive programming over on BBC. And watch this. | |
| Will you call me? | |
| Sorry? | |
| Will you call me? | |
| You mean telephone? | |
| Yes. | |
| When? | |
| Now. | |
| But you're sitting right here. | |
| This is why I wanted to have lunch. | |
| Can you just phone me? | |
| Now. | |
| Hello, Bethany speaking. | |
| Hello. | |
| Are you phoning for Bethany? | |
| Yes. | |
| What are you doing? | |
| Mrs. | |
| Bethany can hear me. | |
| Well, you're right in front of me. | |
| But can you hear me down the phone? | |
| Oh, my gosh. | |
| This is me. | |
| On the phone, I had it implanted. | |
| My hand is the phone. | |
| I can walk and talk because I'm on the phone, the phone inside my hand. | |
| I am the phone. | |
| This is what phones are going to be from now on. | |
| I have integrated. | |
| thank you for your call subdermal implants They charge themselves with motion, like a self-winding watch. | |
| And it's on the 22 network. | |
| I get signal across 95% of UK mainland, 98% by next year. | |
| When I phoned you, it was ringing. | |
| That's the speaker. | |
| So small. | |
| You're okay? | |
| Are you okay? | |
| There. | |
| You can let that breathe for 10 minutes. | |
| Do you see? | |
| These are interaction nodes. | |
| If I use this finger, I can open all the doors that work. | |
| No ID. And if I just scan this in a shop, I can pay for anything up to a thousand pounds. | |
| And look. | |
| Dad. | |
| Mom. | |
| I've just taken your photo. | |
| Send and send. | |
| It doesn't need the sound effect. | |
| I just added that because it makes me laugh. | |
| What about your head? | |
| Can't feel anything. | |
| They inserted the tiniest wafer into my brain. | |
| Oh, my God. | |
| Look at the result. | |
| Synced us up. | |
| No keyboard. | |
| I don't need a keyboard ever again. | |
| You did that by thinking? | |
| It can't read my mind. | |
| Not yet, but the wafer tracks activity in the neural pathway and micro-movements in the retina to predict what I'm thinking. | |
| But that is reading your mind. | |
| I'm not comfortable with my body, so I want to get rid of it. | |
| This thing, all the arms and legs and every single bit of it, I don't want to be flesh. | |
| I'm really sorry, but I'm going to escape this thing and become digital. | |
| They say one day, soon, they'll have clinics in Switzerland where you can go and you'll sign a form and they'll take your brain and download it into the cloud. | |
| So you want to kill yourself? | |
| I want to live forever as information because that's what transhumans are, Mom. | |
| Not male or female. | |
| Better. | |
| Where I'm going, there's no life or death. | |
| There's only data. | |
| I will be data. | |
| Okay. | |
| Yeah, that's again a part of the satanic agenda for humanity to destroy yourself and upload yourself into a computer thinking that you're going to live forever when we all know that that's not Possible. | |
| And A, it's not possible. | |
| B... Why do they want you to do this stuff, right? | |
| It's to trap you in this world and to keep you from moving into the next. | |
| And you will, regardless, one way or the other, whether they download your conscience or not, or they download some semblance of your conscience that they record on a computer chip somewhere. | |
| The fact of the matter is that this is a part of the agenda to destroy humanity by taking away our humanity. | |
| And I think that's something that is just true for it all. | |
| So, speaking of fighting this, how do we fight this? | |
| We fight it by looking to God, and we look to the Scripture always. | |
| And today, we're continuing in the book of Matthew, starting chapter 20 today. | |
| Can you believe that we started on chapter 1? | |
| We're already in chapter 20. | |
| We're going to go through the whole Gospel of Matthew, story by story, section by section, chapter by chapter. | |
| Today we're starting chapter 20 and our God's Grace is Greater segment. | |
| But truly today is about God's grace. | |
| That's what this parable is about. | |
| It's the parable of the vineyard workers. | |
| And we're going to read chapter 20, verse 1 through 16. | |
| And then we'll talk about it. | |
| So let's read. | |
| It says, For the kingdom of heaven is like a landowner who went out early in the morning to hire workers for his vineyard. | |
| After agreeing with the workers on one denarius for the day, he sent them into his vineyard. | |
| When he went out about nine in the morning, he saw others standing in the marketplace doing nothing. | |
| To those men, he said, You also go to my vineyard and I'll give you whatever is right. | |
| So off they went. | |
| About noon and at three, he went out again and did the same thing. | |
| Then about five, he went and found others standing around and said to them, Why have you been standing here all day doing nothing? | |
| Because no one hired us, they said to him. | |
| You also go to my vineyard, he told them. | |
| When evening came, the owner of the vineyard told his foreman, call the workers and give them their pay, starting with the last and ending with the first. | |
| When those who were hired about five came, they each received one denarius. | |
| So when the first ones came, they assumed they would get more, but they also received a denarius each. | |
| When they received it, they began to complain to the landowner. | |
| These last men put in one hour and you made them equal to us who bore the burden of the day and the burning heat. | |
| He replied to one of them, Friend, I'm doing you no wrong. | |
| Didn't you agree with me on a denarius? | |
| Take what's yours and go. | |
| I want to give this last man the same as I gave you. | |
| Don't I have the right to do what I want with my business? | |
| Are you jealous because I'm generous? | |
| So the last will be first and the first last. | |
| Wow. | |
| Now Jesus is telling this parable to teach what the kingdom of heaven is like. | |
| And this, I believe, is a story about grace. | |
| What is grace? | |
| Grace can be defined several ways, but the way I like to look at it is grace is undeserved forgiveness. | |
| And that, I think, is what we're seeing here. | |
| In our lives, it's easy to think that God's kingdom is going to reward us greater if we do more, right? | |
| But remember, Jesus died on the cross so that we all can receive the best reward there is, eternal salvation in heaven. | |
| He sacrificed himself, a living sacrifice, and was risen from the dead to make a promise, to have a promise that can be kept for this eternal salvation for us. | |
| So in this parable, what do we see? | |
| We see a vineyard owner, who I guess would be God in this scenario, right? | |
| And he's going out and he's finding people. | |
| He's recruiting people to work in his vineyard. | |
| And he starts early in the morning and says to the one person, hey, I'm going to give you a denarius to work all day. | |
| He says, okay. | |
| They go out at 9 o'clock, then they go out at 12 o'clock, and then 3 o'clock, then 5 o'clock, and they keep bringing more and more people in. | |
| And at the end of the day, the people who came first were given the same as the people who came last. | |
| And this is the lesson Jesus is teaching us, that God's grace will be there for all. | |
| No matter what, no matter when you come into the kingdom, you'll get the same reward that everyone else will get. | |
| Now, why is that important? | |
| I believe it's important because it teaches us a lesson. | |
| That we don't do things for rewards. | |
| We do them because they're the right thing to do. | |
| We do them because we know in our heart that no matter what, We're going to be rewarded with this great gift that goes beyond anything that you could ever imagine. | |
| And also, I think it teaches us to not be greedy and to not look at God's grace as some currency with which we can trade. | |
| God's grace is given to us by God. | |
| God is sovereign. | |
| We are not God. | |
| We do not decide. | |
| It's unfair to us sometimes, but... | |
| It's fair and just because God says it is. | |
| Because it's a part of His plan. | |
| Because His kingdom is not just for us. | |
| Which is why we have to work that much harder to put His kingdom first in our hearts to help others find it in theirs. | |
| Because we're meant to fill the kingdom. | |
| And I think this whole story is just talking about the grace of God and how it can be extended. | |
| So I think also the moral of the story is this. | |
| That The parable is this, that if you feel like you're too far gone, you feel like it's been years and you've been away from church, you've been away from God, you haven't been connected, you've lost sight of all that, you're not going to be punished for that. | |
| Yeah, that may seem unfair to people who have spent every day going to church and doing the right thing and living a godly Christian life and then somebody just walks in at the last second and commits their life to God, turns over their heart and cries out and God says, yes, you are forgiven and you are able to enter the kingdom. | |
| But that's the glory of God. | |
| That's the greatness of God, is that God in His sovereignty is able to do that. | |
| He's able to give you forgiveness for your sins no matter where you're at, no matter what you're doing, because in His authority, in His sovereignty, He has that power. | |
| So, I think God's grace is truly greater. | |
| And I do believe that more than anything else, there is a place in heaven for us all if we do turn over our lives and genuinely devote ourselves to Jesus Christ. | |
| And we will receive the same as those who came before and those who came after. | |
| But that gift, that gift is more powerful and more glorious than anything we could ever receive here on this earth. | |
| So remember, it's our treasure in heaven that we seek to build, not our treasure here in this world. | |
| So I hope that you guys, I hope that message speaks to your heart, and I hope that I did a good job of explaining the parable of the vineyard worker. | |
| I did the best I could, and we'll just continue with it next week, starting on Monday. | |
| So I hope you guys are going to be around for that. | |
| We will go ahead, and what we'll do is we'll pray, wrap it up for those watching on the pre-recorded session, and then we'll go check the chat and see what you guys have to say there. | |
| Lord and Heavenly Father, we give great thanks for your incredible kingdom, which we know we can receive when we turn our lives over to you and live righteously for you as best we can. | |
| With everything that we have, Lord, we give you our hearts and we pray that you guide us, show us the way, give us strength and courage and wisdom, humility and understanding to go out in the world and make disciples. | |
| Lord, help us not see it as unfair that those who came the last will be first and the first will be last. | |
| Let us understand in our hearts that no matter what, Lord, we're receiving a gift that is beyond anything that we could ever imagine here in this world and that that gift, our eternal salvation, bought and paid for by your Son's blood, is what we know is worth more than anything in this world. | |
| So help us give thanks and be grateful. | |
| All right, guys. |
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