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| One thing, I don't know why It doesn't even matter how hard you try Keep that in mind, I designed this rhyme It was played in two times All I know, time is a valuable thing Watch it fly by as the pendulum swings Watch it count down to the end of the day The clock takes life away, it's so unreal Didn't look out below Watch the sign go right out the window | |
| Trying to hold on, but you didn't even know Wasted it all just to watch you go I kept everything inside and even thought Welcome to another Just Informed Talk radio show. | |
| I am your host, Craig James. | |
| Hope you guys are having a wonderful day. | |
| We made it. | |
| It is Friday. | |
| I hope you guys are excited as I am for it. | |
| But we're going to be going into some interesting topics here today. | |
| A lot of stories bouncing around in the news. | |
| People are talking about a number of different things. | |
| We're going to keep covering. | |
| This never-ending USAID story, there's more even still to unpack. | |
| It's going to continue to be that way for a while now. | |
| Maybe we can ask our co-host about it as well and get his take on some of these stories. | |
| But before we do all of that, I want to bring on our co-host. | |
| You guys know him, our good friend. | |
| U.S. Air Force veteran Benghazi whistleblower and military intelligence insider, Mr. Nicholas. | |
| No, Nick, welcome to the show. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| It's a beautiful Friday, Craig. | |
| There's good awkward silence there, too. | |
| All right. | |
| Yeah, and we got, look, no chemtrails in the sky. | |
| Anybody text and see if you see a chemtrail, because I haven't seen one, and people are saying they're gone since the money dried up. | |
| It was funny, because actually somebody called into the show a few days ago. | |
| Maybe it was last week, I don't remember. | |
| But they were telling me how they were seeing more chemtrails on the eastern plains out. | |
| Away from the front range here. | |
| Sure, why not? | |
| 877-536-1360 is the number. | |
| Call or text if you... | |
| I think that's the first time you've asked for people to call in, so we'll see what kind of response you get. | |
| I'm sure the lines are going to light up in just a second here. | |
| A lot to get through, a lot to cover, a lot to sort of unpack. | |
| USAID and the money that's going through it is just, in some regard... | |
| It's not surprising. | |
| It's kind of what we all expected. | |
| It's what we all sort of surmised before the disclosure. | |
| Right, Nick? | |
| I think we were all kind of on the same page, that money was flowing from our government into slush funds, and that those slush funds were then being used to... | |
| Pay for Congress to do the slush fund work or to do the work of funding the slush fund so it's like a big circle. | |
| We all knew that. | |
| But to see the details behind it all, I think, is what's really been shocking the conscience, right? | |
| Yeah, because everybody's finding out that they're on the Truman Show right now and everything we've ever been told is a lie. | |
| It's tough for some people. | |
| Yeah, I think a lot of the people shocked by this have, or maybe are not willing to accept it, are kind of stuck in that sort of cognitive dissonance of, you know, if they accept that these things are true, it will shatter their worldview about other things that they can't handle, right? | |
| So if they accept the premise that the government is corruptly laundering money back to itself... | |
| And that these charities are not for the betterment of, you know, society as a whole or the international, you know, altruistic endeavor that they all think it is, then that then makes them question other things which they can't afford to question. | |
| So as a form of self-preservation, self-defense, you know, they shut down and ignore facts and so on and so on and so on. | |
| Somebody put it very... | |
| Succinctly over on Twitter, speaking about what Elon Musk has done with Doge and this dive into USAID and other things, they say this. | |
| Justin Murphy on X says, Elon is doing applied political science. | |
| He had a hypothesis and then he bet on it. | |
| And in being correct, we are learning empirically that... | |
| The professional managerial class, or PMC, has perfected a system of moral blackmail through which they convert third world suffering into personal wealth and status. | |
| They position themselves as noble humanitarian experts with PhDs who care deeply about things like global poverty to justify their own sinecures. | |
| These credentialed do-gooders wield the threat of African deaths as a shield against any questioning of their privileges. | |
| We've long understood the bourgeois professional hypocrisy in But never before have we had such a complete empirical revelation of the exact dollar amounts, networks, and individual names involved across the top professional managerial class hierarchy. | |
| Professional political scientists are generally feigning horror at Elon right now. | |
| But that's because they are members of this PMC, quote-unquote, even if they are only minor and distant dependents on Washington, D.C. I thought that was a pretty good, articulate way of summarizing the situation. | |
| Wouldn't you agree, Nick? | |
| Yes, and I no longer feel bad for watching those commercials about Africa, and they're like, in the arms of the... | |
| I'm like, why don't they go to where water is? | |
| Why don't they pay them to get them water? | |
| Why are we doing it this way? | |
| Why don't we just pay for them to have water? | |
| Well, it's far more profitable to keep people... | |
| Looking gaunt and malnourished so that they can make commercials and play Sarah McLachlan and get you to, you know, fund their endeavors perpetually, right? | |
| In perpetuity. | |
| Yes, it's terrible what they did to them. | |
| Now, retrospect, I thought of those commercials when you said that. | |
| I thought, oh my god, they have been making money on their suffering and never helped them. | |
| It's horrible. | |
| It's a horrific thing. | |
| And it's a cycle of abuse, right? | |
| That I think it all stems and ties back to what we've talked about here for years. | |
| Virtue signaling, right? | |
| The idea of only possessing enough virtue. | |
| Or the appearance of virtue so that you may signal unto others how much better you are than them, thereby making you feel more fulfilled and creating a system where you're basically perpetually seeking to refill that virtue signaling. | |
| You know, gauge. | |
| Like, you want to make sure you're continuing to look as though you're doing the right thing, when in reality, you're a self-serving, selfish person, like what has been discovered with these charities, right? | |
| It's like, I mean, going through the numbers, they're absolutely insane, of some of these charities, right, that work for supposedly, you know, these causes. | |
| The president of the charity is making $1.2 million, and the CTO is making $600,000 or $800,000. | |
| And I'm not saying there's anything wrong with capitalism, right, because we want to make money. | |
| But at the same time, what are those people really doing? | |
| Does it warrant that level of pay? | |
| Well, hey, listen. | |
| And why would you solve the problem? | |
| Because if you put yourself out of business, right? | |
| Like, it's self-defeating. | |
| So it's like the pharma incentive to keep you sick. | |
| It's like you want to keep charities and business so you don't want to actually fix it. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| In his well-known devotional, My Upmost for His Highest, Oswald Chambers asks, Are you ready to be offered? | |
| Paul writes in Philippians 2.17, Are we willing to bind our worldly selves to the sacrificial altar to have the things of the flesh removed? | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James with Nick Doe. | |
| Nick, I cut you off. | |
| I apologize. | |
| I want to let you speak, but really quick. | |
| Our friend Kevin from Tennessee, you know, East Tennessee, he texted in and said that Tennessee passed a bill outlawing chemtrails and we still see them. | |
| So, take that, I guess, with a grain of salt. | |
| Yeah, I feel like chemtrails are still around, so I don't know. | |
| Now, are they as prevalent? | |
| I'm not sure. | |
| I know when I was living out in California, Nick, it was wild. | |
| I lived in, like, the center of chemtrail city, and I think it had some health effects and everything on me. | |
| But beyond that, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, tell us. | |
| What were your thoughts before we went to the break? | |
| I cut you off there. | |
| Oh, I forget what exactly I was talking about. | |
| We're talking about virtue signaling. | |
| It was going to be a joke. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Oh, yeah, the charities. | |
| Oh, my gosh. | |
| Okay, so the charities, Craig, they... | |
| When I was in school, I remember learning that they don't even really have to... | |
| They could just exist and not really even donate more than 5%, I think, you know, of their... | |
| Money that's donated to the actual cause. | |
| They can wrap it up with... | |
| I guess the industry standard practice is 70% can go towards legal costs and operations and everything, and then 30%. | |
| But there's no real rule about it. | |
| So when the Quinton Foundation gets $2 billion for Haiti and not a dime goes to them, what do they expect? | |
| There's no law against it. | |
| Yeah, and as I understand it, you know, pretty much all of these foundations, quote-unquote, that you see pop up are just places where very wealthy people hide or basically put their money to protect it generationally. | |
| It's why Soros makes the Soros Foundation. | |
| Because of taxes and other things, if he were to just, you know, pass down his wealth from him to his son, there may be, you know, different sort of taxes, estate taxes, etc., that may come into play there. | |
| But if he puts it all into a foundation and then makes his son the chair of the foundation, the foundation has certain tax exemption status. | |
| It can, you know... | |
| Purchase property and do tax exchanges and do other things that keep the money from ever being taxed, which then allows that money to grow perpetually. | |
| And then all they have to do, as you said, is spend a very small portion of that money on some philanthropic endeavors, which usually involve giving money to other. | |
| Who then, you know, become subservient to that foundation because of the charter grants or whatever that's being given to them, and it creates this big blob network of, like, basically, you know, untaxable generational wealth that can be wielded, you know, in perpetuity throughout time, and to keep... | |
| You know, the Soros family in power and in control. | |
| I mean, that's why you have the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. | |
| That's why you have the Soros Foundation. | |
| That's why you have the Clinton Foundation. | |
| I mean, these are all ways of taking... | |
| I think Obama's got a foundation. | |
| It's all basically a way to keep that money, you know, going down the line without ever being subject to any taxation or anything else, any scrutiny, really, right? | |
| Absolutely. | |
| These non-taxable foundations are the biggest problem we face as a nation. | |
| They are accountable to nobody. | |
| Their directives are oftentimes... | |
| In opposition to the interests of the United States, and there's no way to check them. | |
| And they started to do investigations into it in the late, or in the 50s. | |
| And one of the guys, Norman Dodd, that was in charge of it, did an audit and found that basically, since their inception, they created World War I. They started World War I, World War II. They plotted to give the Rockefellers control over our education system and also take over the State Department. | |
| That was their main objective then. | |
| You know, and with each move they make, they take a little more and get a little more control of the world and the United States, for that matter. | |
| And none of, like I said, none of their policies or their directives are in line with America. | |
| So when Norman Dodd investigated this stuff, they found out, and the lady who was his auditor, who went through and did all the audits of the minutes for these organizations, she ended up getting put into a mental institution because she couldn't handle the fact that basically No, | |
| I think you're probably right. | |
| I just feel like it's laughable to think that examining that is... | |
| That's ridiculous. | |
| How is it related? | |
| I was thinking to myself, how is that even possible? | |
| Well, if you identify a bunch of organizations that are run or owned or operated by people who are Jewish in faith or ethnicity, then I guess you could make the claim that there's that correlation. | |
| But it doesn't even matter because... | |
| That, I understand, that all makes perfect sense. | |
| And it's not just, obviously, it's not an anti-Semitic thing, because it's a thing that all people exploit, whether Jewish or not, obviously. | |
| You find me the rich person and I'll find you the foundation which they've set up to hide their money. | |
| And they don't even have to be exorbitantly rich. | |
| I mean, moderately rich people do it. | |
| It's a very common practice. | |
| As I said before, it's a way of, you know, ensuring that your money is... | |
| You know what I love, dude? | |
| I'll watch some of these shows. | |
| I don't know. | |
| You ever watch like a cooking show or whatever? | |
| You know, they have these cooking competition shows. | |
| Every now and then... | |
| I'll be somewhere where I can't, like at a hotel room, and I have to watch one of these things because there's nothing else on. | |
| And I flip on the TV, and I watch it, and I see one of these people go, I'm donating my winnings to my foundation. | |
| We feed inner-city children and teach them how to cook, right? | |
| And it's like, alright, that sounds like a very noble thing to do, but what they don't tell you is that their family basically runs the foundation, and they're all employed through the foundation, and they take all the money and put it in there because it's basically a tax write-off, and then that money gets redistributed to their network, And then, yeah, they spend a few thousand dollars on, you know, feeding inner city children and teaching them how to cook at once a month or something. | |
| But the majority, the lion's share of that money just goes to, you know, a tax haven from which they can, you know, not necessarily enrich themselves further, but protect the wealth they already have accumulated. | |
| And that's, and it just, it kind of, it increases in magnitude as you go up the ladder, right, with the wealth. | |
| And that's basically, if you take that phenomena that we just identified, the kind of foundation tax haven generational wealth protection scheme, and then you overlay that with the USAID NGO funding budgetary, and then you overlay that with the USAID NGO funding budgetary, you know, allocations from | |
| and then you connect those foundations to the political action committees, the PACs, which then fund the candidates, you see the circular system of how money goes from our... | |
| Our taxpayer dollars go into the federal tax collection department, the IRS. Then they get allocated from Congress through their budget to these NGOs, who then distribute it to these charities, which are run by the foundations. | |
| And then the foundations give the money to the PACs, which then give it back to the politicians. | |
| So that's how your money goes from your pocket to a bunch of elite people, and you never see a dime, right? | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| But what about the Derek Zoolander Center for Kids Who Can't Read Good and Want to Learn to Do Other Stuff Good, too? | |
| It's a set of rants. | |
| I mean, they can't fit in there. | |
| It would fit the budget for USAID, though, you know? | |
| Shoot. | |
| I gotta tell you, man, when we look at it like that, it looks just like the... | |
| The TV show South Park, I get this every time in my head, with cash for gold. | |
| They get the money, they get the gold, they send it over, they melt it, and they send it back. | |
| Yeah, for anybody who's not familiar, there's an episode of this show called South Park, which I'm sure most people are familiar with that show, at least in name. | |
| And the whole premise is that the gold that... | |
| You know, when you go to certain places to buy and sell gold things at the mall, you know, they used to have those at the mall. | |
| Like, we'll give you cash for gold, and then you give them the gold, and then they send it to India, and then it gets repurposed, and then it gets shipped back in jewelry, blah, blah, blah. | |
| It's like a whole thing, right? | |
| That's basically... | |
| Yeah, it goes back to QVC, where grandparents buy it for birthday presents and stuff. | |
| That's why I'm a fan of, like... | |
| I don't know. | |
| I think jewelry is nice for your significant other, perhaps, if you want to give them something nice occasionally from time to time. | |
| But other than that, raw physical gold and silver is where it's at. | |
| Just hold that, keep that. | |
| That's where it's at. | |
| I think we actually have a company we work with for that, Nick. | |
| And you get the best price when you do it that way. | |
| But yeah, it is sort of like that. | |
| It's a big circle, right? | |
| And the money just goes around in a circle. | |
| And guess who's not in the circle? | |
| You and me, Nick. | |
| Nick, you know what? | |
| Actually, I want to announce today on the show, I am officially starting the Craig James and Nick Kno Foundation. | |
| We're going to help inner-city kids learn to read the Constitution. | |
| That actually sounds like a good idea. | |
| No, I mean, it's totally not a way for me to hide money at all, so you should definitely support... | |
| I'm joking. | |
| I'm joking. | |
| But, seriously. | |
| We should really create that. | |
| We should make that, man. | |
| No one else has. | |
| See, because I can't even think of a bad thing to do. | |
| That's how good of a heart I have. | |
| I can't even think of a way to exploit people. | |
| I'm like, let's teach inner-city kids how to read the Constitution. | |
| That's what my brain comes up with when I'm trying to think of a scam, and it's not even a scam. | |
| It's, like, actually a good thing. | |
| I'm just too nice, Nick. | |
| That's my problem. | |
| I couldn't do this whole foundation thing. | |
| I'd probably stink at it, because you've got to be really greedy. | |
| And bad person, mostly, to do it. | |
| Not all people, though. | |
| There are some foundations out there that are good. | |
| Don't get me wrong. | |
| Somebody listening has a foundation. | |
| He's like, I am not one of those people! | |
| So, calm down. | |
| Calm down. | |
| We're not saying you're bad if you have a foundation. | |
| I'm just saying that, you know, the majority of these foundations are basically tax havens. | |
| And it's like if you go to an estate planning attorney, they're going to tell you, like, set up a foundation, or they're going to say, you know, have you thought of filing, you know, as a 5013C? You know, it's like they're just going to give you these options because it's what's there in the tax code, right? | |
| Yeah, it's outrageous. | |
| They need to get rid of that, too. | |
| Taxes altogether. | |
| I think, technically, unless it's an equally apportioned tax, such as a tariff or a tax that's applied equally to everybody, then it's not legal, according to the Constitution anyway. | |
| And even then, income tax isn't. | |
| Really? | |
| I think we should... | |
| I'm all for that. | |
| I think Trump should get rid of the income tax, federal income tax. | |
| But then, you know, I have a feeling that... | |
| Like, our politicians here in Colorado are so heinous and scummy that they would just somehow find a way to increase our state tax to offset any shortfall that, you know, if they lost federal funding, they would just be like, oh, now we've got to tax you more. | |
| Because they're horrible people who just are... | |
| I'm so glad you bring that up. | |
| Did you see that President Trump said he wants to put a cap on the states and the federal? | |
| I hope so. | |
| Is that possible? | |
| I'm not a legal scholar with taxation by any means. | |
| I don't know if that's possible. | |
| Can he restrict state taxes? | |
| Wouldn't that be a state issue? | |
| I heard mention of it. | |
| I heard a mention of capping taxes in general, but I think even with the states, it's unconstitutional. | |
| They can't do this. | |
| It's equally apportioned. | |
| So if you're rich, you buy a yacht. | |
| You pay 10%, 20%. | |
| Yeah, sure you can buy a yacht, but if you don't, that's great too. | |
| But you always pay that percentage on purchases. | |
| That's the only way to legally do it. | |
| I think we should have a debt jubilee, and then we should get rid of all interest, and then we should get rid of all taxes. | |
| That sounds like a good plan. | |
| Because Christians can't charge interest. | |
| That's the whole issue. | |
| They don't have it in them. | |
| You don't do that to people. | |
| And historically, that's how... | |
| It's written negatively about in the Bible. | |
| Anyway, please, everybody, keep it locked in. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, and we're continuing down this thread of the USAID, you know, kind of funding scheme. | |
| And we've talked about it before here, but Samantha Powers, and of course joined by Nick Ngo here, the former head of USAID, Samantha Powers. | |
| This is a woman who was a power broker in the Obama administration. | |
| I think she became sort of famous when they made a movie with her, featured as, like, played by one of these Hollywood ladies as one of the characters where, I don't know, I think it was some movie about her going to the Middle East to torture some Middle Eastern guys or something. | |
| I wasn't really paying attention. | |
| But, yeah, she's really just, you know, great, great person, a real piece of work here. | |
| But she was the former chief of USAID, Samantha Powers. | |
| And to give you an idea sort of of the desperation that we're seeing in all of this, let's listen to her on CNN the other night with Anderson Cooper telling us why USAID is so important and threatening the American people with the consequences of getting rid of USAID. Listen to this. | |
| This is devastating. | |
| Alright, hold on. | |
| Sorry, we had two clips playing at the same time. | |
| Let's try this one more time. | |
| This is devastating, and it is ceding the field as well to the People's Republic of China. | |
| To the Russian Federation and other malign actors who would like nothing more than to see the U.S. ground game in American foreign policy, the face of American values, disappear like this. | |
| You think this is a victory for dictators, autocratic regimes around the world who are competing with the U.S. in Africa, in South America, all around the world for influence? | |
| What's not even an opinion, they are out relishing this moment and celebrating it, including a statement, an official statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry today. | |
| So this is a disaster, not just from a humanitarian standpoint, from the standpoint of all the beneficiaries who may in fact die because they won't have access to U.S. resources, but it's a disaster for U.S. national interests and national security. | |
| It's like that meme where the duck or the goose is asking the question that nobody wants to answer. | |
| It's like, Samantha, who's going to die if they don't get USAID funding? | |
| Who's going to die if they don't get USAID funding? | |
| She won't answer that one. | |
| The answer is, of course, the corrupt US industrial military deep state complex, whatever you want to call it. | |
| The foundation bros. | |
| Nick, you know, you hear that, and she basically says that the dictators around the country are celebrating Trump's plan to cut this agency out of existence because it serves their interests. | |
| Now, they're going to take over the world because we're not funding these corrupt charities, like, you know, using... | |
| LGBTQ transgender rap groups in foreign countries to stage coups with. | |
| That'll mean the Chinese win. | |
| And it's like, well, I don't know if I'm rooting for us in that scenario. | |
| It's like, we're, you know what I mean? | |
| In the sense that, are we really winning in that scenario? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'll tell you what, I think we're winning right now. | |
| I can't get enough of it. | |
| Although I keep seeing signs of treason going on, we had a Kenyan guy in charge of handing out money over USAID. I don't know if you saw that. | |
| I was thinking to myself, I thought about that. | |
| What are you talking about, Obama? | |
| No. | |
| There's a guy directly from Kenya, an expatriate, that was in charge of throwing out money. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| Sorry. | |
| From Kenya? | |
| Yeah, he said it. | |
| He wrote it. | |
| He definitely is. | |
| His book, I guess. | |
| I'm just taking his word for it. | |
| I don't know. | |
| You know, China was given remote access to all the Treasury workstations, too. | |
| I mean, the amount of treason that's been uncovered, it's so massive, Craig, that, like, I don't know who they're going to arrest first. | |
| They've got to arrest somebody. | |
| There's all this treason in all these different locations. | |
| And that's the hilarious thing. | |
| It's like Samantha Powers sitting there telling us that China's going to win because these corrupt money laundering operations are going to get shut down when her work basically oversaw the facilitation of Bribery and corruption, | |
| the likes of which this country has never seen up to and including the president and his family, including his son, you know, trampsing around the world, you know, smoking crack and snorting coke and, you know, trafficking women and taking bribes from China and taking bribes from Russia and then kicking it back to his father, who was the president. | |
| You're telling me that we should not pay attention to that, and we should just go back to the system as normal, as usual, and just ignoral? | |
| That's where you know these people are disingenuous. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| It's all an act, and they aren't really virtuous, man. | |
| None of them were. | |
| I even saw something from a guy from the Democratic Party talking about how... | |
| The way their mindset is, it's not about whether or not it's the right thing to do. | |
| It's about being in power, and I don't think that the Democratic Party is going to exist after this. | |
| I don't know what's going to happen to the Democratic Party, to be quite honest. | |
| I mean, it is, in its totality and sum total, it is a scourge on this country. | |
| It's been a scourge on this country for a long time. | |
| It needs to be gotten rid of, but, you know, I don't know what, if we somehow are able to get rid of the Democratic Party, it's like, well, what will fill that void? | |
| Who knows? | |
| Probably something even more heinous and detestable, I would imagine. | |
| So perhaps this is the, you know, the best we're going to get out of that side of the political aisle. | |
| And of course they have to keep us in this bicameral, you know, two-party system of illusion with, like, because that's all it is at the end of the day, right? | |
| It's red team, blue team keep us fighting against one another so we don't look at the people in control. | |
| The people who wear those red and blue badges publicly and then go behind closed doors at Congress at their tea hall and sip their, you know, fancy organic tea out of their, you know, highly expensive, elaborately fancy organic tea out of their, you know, highly expensive, elaborately decorated china, you I don't know. | |
| Yeah, at a USAID party where they pay for the cocaine and hookers. | |
| Seriously, they gave the money to the WEF. I'm laughing, but I felt the pit of my stomach drop out when I laughed at that. | |
| Look at the WEF. They give them that money. | |
| Craig, that money went literally to pay for their prostitutes this year. | |
| I mean, it was headlined everywhere. | |
| The most expensive prostitutes make their way to WEF. No, no, no. | |
| Nick, you're completely mistaken. | |
| Those were not prostitutes. | |
| Those were highly trained intelligence assets operating black males. | |
| Doing blackmail operations. | |
| Let's be clear on that. | |
| If there are millions of dollars being paid for that, it's for honeypots and other type of sexual blackmail operations that are taking place. | |
| Am I wrong? | |
| That's actually a good point. | |
| It's probably just a complete 100% honeypot, but what do they care? | |
| Because they can pay to have that person killed or whatever the deal is. | |
| What do they care? | |
| They care because they can be destroyed in the court of public opinion. | |
| And they don't want that. | |
| They want us to live in the shadows, man. | |
| That's one thing we all know. | |
| I think that Jeffrey Epstein was like a shot across the bow for all these corrupt globalists saying, we can make you famous if you don't play ball. | |
| That's just my opinion. | |
| Anyway, listen. | |
| You don't want to be Epsteined, is what I'm saying. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We're coming back after the break. | |
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| And we're kind of running the gambit, as they say, on all this stuff. | |
| One of the stories with the USAID thing that just came out yesterday that you were talking about with me and the pre-show, Nick, was the pre-meeting to the show, was the USAID cement factory that was gifted to Hamas. | |
| Can you kind of elaborate on that? | |
| I have some details. | |
| I can give you the basics. | |
| Most people aren't aware that... | |
| In 2016, there was a $310 million gift from taxpayers here in the United States to start a Palestinian cement factory project. | |
| The project was a private venture called Senad. | |
| That was the company to create cement mills and factories. | |
| Now, what people are basically pointing out is that this cement manufacturing, this resource that was created and funded through U.S. aid, ended up being responsible for creating a lot of these tunnels that people have, ended up being responsible for creating a lot of these tunnels that people have, you know, rightfully so pointed out that Gaza's been, or that the Palestinians have been building underneath parts of Israel and Gaza for a long time and other | |
| In the Middle East. | |
| So they're saying that much of the revenue came from cement and construction contracts funded by the organizations that work with the USAID, the UNRWA, which I forget what that acronym stands the UNRWA, which I forget what that acronym stands for. | |
| but I know it's a conduit of the United Nations and the United Nations itself. | |
| So this is something that it seems as though... | |
| We're not going to be able to run away from. | |
| Nick, what are your thoughts generally on this? | |
| Craig, this is such a flagrant move by the government to show that they're doing the exact opposite of what's best for America. | |
| $310 million to create a concrete factory. | |
| What is that? | |
| Is that supposed to be some sort of charitable gift for them so they can keep rebuilding their buildings after Israel bombs them every time? | |
| Is that what it is? | |
| What is it really? | |
| Why would you have done that? | |
| And the real answer is that the United States and Israel controlled Hamas, even up till now. | |
| That's how there could be a ceasefire so quick, Craig. | |
| It's because it was actually a U.S. invention, the same way that ISIS was. | |
| And then we let ISIS go around. | |
| Wreaking havoc on the Middle East. | |
| And I'm sure that we're going to see the money that went to that. | |
| We're going to see the money, for example, that went to Chelsea Clinton. | |
| She just got bunches of money for no reason, millions and millions of dollars from USAID. So many different things that are popping up right now, it's hard to keep track. | |
| But with each one of them, each one of these is an instance of, I mean, obviously they can't put a blanket label of treason on everything, but most of these are acts of treason, Craig. | |
| I don't even know where they're going to start. | |
| I mean, they don't even have to start with saying it's morally wrong. | |
| It's against the law. | |
| It's treason. | |
| What they've done is steal and loot. | |
| The United States and then put us as slaves paying back these debts that we can never pay back while they bleed us dry and hand away our money to all of their cronies and enrich themselves. | |
| It's over now, Craig, and we're taking our money back. | |
| And anybody that took the money, we're going to get it back one way or another. | |
| We're going to take a pound of flesh from you. | |
| Look what we just did. | |
| Oh, okay, you know what? | |
| This is ours now. | |
| Go look at Israel. | |
| We're going to end up making greater America before Israel now. | |
| They're not going to get their greater Israel. | |
| So President Trump has put a stop to all of these. | |
| Like, that's it. | |
| Like a dad coming in when the kids are running around like crazy, causing trouble, running amok. | |
| And he gets home and he says, hey, sit down! | |
| And everyone's like, oh, oh, oh, okay, okay, okay. | |
| So I love what he's doing. | |
| I do. | |
| It has real-world effects. | |
| But what I want to see, Craig, is a fair... | |
| Military tribunal system that works through these quickly. | |
| We're trying to deport the illegal aliens. | |
| We're going to breakneck speed. | |
| We're only going to deport at this rate 270,000 this year. | |
| So how are we going to handle all of these people committing treason? | |
| The only way to do it is making sure it's efficient, they get a fair trial, and that it's efficient. | |
| How is it? | |
| A speedy trial? | |
| Not a speedy trial. | |
| You get your case heard quickly. | |
| I can't remember what the term is. | |
| But yeah, give them that. | |
| Make sure it's especially quick. | |
| And, you know, just draw them out there. | |
| Show them the charges. | |
| Show them the money. | |
| Show them their bank accounts. | |
| Ask them what they plead. | |
| You know, and then... | |
| You know, then the panel will talk and say, well, it looks like they're guilty. | |
| Bam! | |
| All right, you're being executed tomorrow at noon. | |
| Next. | |
| And then the next person walks in. | |
| That's how much needs to be done. | |
| Well, did you see that Trump just signed, or he's either signed or he's going to sign an executive order that brings back the death penalty federally? | |
| Yeah, so they can't try and tie it up in the courts and say, oh, I can avoid the death penalty by tying it up in the courts with endless appeals processes. | |
| No, that's the beauty of the military, Craig. | |
| The people that don't get the military tribunals are going to be the ones trying to... | |
| Grab for straws so they don't get executed. | |
| But the ones that are especially bad, there's no way around it. | |
| We have to do military tribunals. | |
| There's not enough time. | |
| We don't have time for them to politicize it. | |
| And then, who knows, money keeps pouring into the media, then they control the narrative, and then it would just waste the four years. | |
| Can the uniform code of military justice be applied to non-military combatants? | |
| Like, and to civilians? | |
| I think we should ask Justice Kavanaugh that question. | |
| Did he answer that? | |
| I don't remember. | |
| Yeah, the case of Hamdi. | |
| So basically it's a Supreme Court precedence where if you're an American, or there's also another one, Eisenstrainer. | |
| Where the Nazi sympathizer, who is a German second or third generation or whatever, was sabotaging railways and things like that, they were tried for treason because it was during wartime and they were giving aid to the enemy and working for their side. | |
| And in this moment, President Trump, when he left the White House in 2020, one of the last things he ever said publicly was, I'm a wartime president and we're under attack. | |
| And that's what he said, one of the last few things he said, before continuity of government started. | |
| Can we technically be at war without a congressional declaration? | |
| Well, we've set the precedent for the last 20 years with the war on terror. | |
| He's doing a war on terror with... | |
| I'm genuinely asking these questions because I feel like these are all questions that need to be settled at some point. | |
| But, listen, we're hitting a break. | |
| We'll pick it up when we come back. | |
| It's an interesting thought. | |
| I'd like to dive a little deeper on it. | |
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| everybody look what's going down welcome back to just inform talk radio I'm I'm Craig James, your host with Nick Ngo, our co-host. | |
| And interestingly enough, we have a lot to cover still. | |
| But we were kind of talking about something before the break, Nick. | |
| And I guess my question was before, you know, can we be at a state of war without a declaration from Congress? | |
| There's been a precedent established through the war on terror over the last 20 years. | |
| And I think to a degree, I want to agree with you on that, but for the sake of, I don't know that that would suffice for the legal litmus test, if that makes sense. | |
| Like, I understand the premise, but now... | |
| Would that argument be accepted by a judge or a justice? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Has that been debated yet? | |
| Do you know? | |
| All I know is that if the military does it anyway, they can't do anything about it. | |
| And then there's no appeals process after you're already executed, Craig. | |
| You know, it's got to understand that. | |
| You know what? | |
| Somebody needs to put that on a poster or something. | |
| That's probably one of the best quotes I've heard in a long time. | |
| Say it again. | |
| Yeah, there's nothing they can do about it. | |
| What are they gonna do? | |
| The military is gonna just... | |
| No, no, no. | |
| The quote was great. | |
| You said, there is no appeals process once they've been executed. | |
| Was that the quote? | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| Who are they going to go to? | |
| Are you going to go to the press and talk to them about it after you're dead? | |
| I guess that's a fair point. | |
| That's a fair point. | |
| Illegally and lawfully, of course. | |
| Please, don't send an FBI SWAT team to our house. | |
| It's kind of like that thing where they say if you actually do have to shoot someone that's an intruder, make sure you shoot to kill because they can sue you after and they can say whatever they want. | |
| You know, he said, she said, uh-uh. | |
| No, just take care of the problem, and then fully take care of the problem, and then it's gone. | |
| And there's no issue. | |
| See, I think you come at this from the perspective of a soldier, which I respect and understand, and I, to a large degree, concur with that assessment of the situation. | |
| However, there may be a more fine-tuned approach necessary to really Be able to combat this effectively. | |
| Because here's the problem, Nick, and where your tactic and strategy may fall short, I'm not saying it will, I'm saying it could, is that, you know, hypothetically, let's say you go out and you round everyone up who's done these crimes and you give them a trial, legally, lawfully, a military tribunal or whatever, and they are found guilty and then they're... | |
| You know, it ultimately, although it may send a chilling effect and serve as a sort of deterrent for future people to do that, there technically would not be any change to the system writ large that facilitated it, meaning why wouldn't they just bring new people in? | |
| To do the same thing and keep doing it in perpetuity. | |
| This is what they're going to do. | |
| They're going to get rid of all the departments. | |
| All those intelligence agencies? | |
| Gone. | |
| There's no need for a civilian. | |
| We need maybe one. | |
| But we're going to put it all underneath the Department of Defense so if there's any treason that happens or any espionage that happens, it's handled by the military. | |
| Quick... | |
| Bam, bam, you're done. | |
| We got you. | |
| Before you even arrive there, they already got you. | |
| If you got summoned for a military trial, it's over before you ever get there. | |
| They are not going to do it without an airtight case. | |
| True story. | |
| I've learned that with you military guys. | |
| You guys know how to dot your I's and cross your T's pretty well. | |
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| And one of the big things that stories that I wanted to cover here, especially here in the second hour, which again, I'm Craig James, your host with Nick Ngo, is this story that I don't think is getting quite enough coverage. | |
| The UK abuse scandal that seems to be breaking now, calling out one of the leading globalist families that we are all very familiar with shortly at this point. | |
| That would be the Rothschilds. | |
| And since this is Friday, you know, we have our Tinfoil Friday segment, I figured I'd rope Nick into this and sort of break this down. | |
| I want to read this story from Paul Saran over at the Gateway Pundit. | |
| And it reads as follows. | |
| It says, the cultural, and this is about Evelyn de Rothschild and many women who have come forward now with allegations of sexual harassment and assault against him. | |
| But the story reads as follows. | |
| It is now being reported that one of the world's richest Most celebrated financiers, the late... | |
| Sir Evelyn de Rothschild has been accused of widespread abuse of women who worked for him. | |
| The claims against de Rothschild two years after his death come from several women who said they felt unable to raise their concerns while he was still alive because of his position within the bank and the British establishment. | |
| They spoke to the Guardian on condition of anonymity. | |
| Among the allegations are that he seriously assaulted sexually and harassed them in the mid- In the late 1990s when they worked for the Rothschilds. | |
| The Rothschild was autocratic and feared, a financial advisor to the late Queen Elizabeth. | |
| He was knighted in 1989. The Rothschild, who died at age 91, was chair of N.M. Rothschild for more than 20 years, a member of the most famous dynasties in global banking. | |
| He spent 44 years working within Rothschild Banking Empire, comprised of a... | |
| A complex range of wealth advisory and investment banking services. | |
| According to sources who spoke with The Guardian, he used his office within N.M. Rothschild, a stone's throw from the Bank of England and the City of London, to force himself upon women over several years. | |
| More than eight sources, some with direct experience of events, described incidents dating back to the mid and late 90s. | |
| However, multiple sources claimed that this kind of misconduct by the Rothschild went unchecked for decades. | |
| Allegedly, he chose someone from the junior staff and showed them differentiated attention before moving on them. | |
| This story just reads on the same in continuing that these claims were a predatory type of relationship. | |
| But Nick, I feel like this is like... | |
| Not even close to the truth of it all. | |
| You know, somebody came forward recently, they were on Patrick Bet-David, I can't remember her name, but she made these same claims and have written an entire book about what kind of abuse and how she was groomed from a very, very young age, a pubescent age, as a matter of fact, by Evelyn Duralchild, I believe. | |
| And to become sort of an operative of his to not only abuse her, but then also to help him procure other people to abuse. | |
| So why is this, from your understanding, Nick, why is this such a pervasive element in these sick globalist families? | |
| Well, the sick... | |
| Globalist families, the Rothschilds in particular, we all know they're really evil, but they got their start in British aristocracy. | |
| They really were kind of shut out because they were... | |
| Considered new money and that they didn't deserve to be around the royal people. | |
| But eventually, through lots of work and persuasion, I'm sure it wasn't nice, they eventually got in with the royals. | |
| And then, of course, with Waterloo, they lied about that and then said that Napoleon won, so all the British people sold off all their stock for pennies on the dollar because they didn't want to end up losing their money. | |
| It turns out it was a trick and then the Rothschilds bought up the basically England, the Bank of England for pennies on the dollar. | |
| And so everything that they do is deception, lies and nothing is ever an honest dollar out of these people. | |
| They helped create the Federal Reserve and other private banks. | |
| As a matter of fact, the Rothschild family owns all of the central banks in the world except for two, North Korea and Iran. | |
| It's no wonder that Iran is a target because they refuse to comply. | |
| With the Zionist, Baladmalek-worshipping fake Jews that are the Rothschilds. | |
| They are known even from their estate in Germany. | |
| You think the Rothschilds own Russia and China's central bank? | |
| Well, they don't. | |
| Okay, so it starts out with one central bank, and then they use that central bank to start another central bank to prop that one up. | |
| And then it's all daisy-chained, kind of like an electrician. | |
| If you put, if you disconnect the circuit, all the other circuits don't light up. | |
| It's going to be the same way. | |
| Got it. | |
| So, yeah, I think I understand that part of it, that I guess all the banking, in the way that they control certain central banks, they control all central banks, if you consider the fact that the collapse of one would mean the collapse of all, to a degree. | |
| But I think this is why... | |
| Countries like China and Russia have been sort of decoupling, whether by force or by choice, away from that central banking system that is in place. | |
| I mean, what was it? | |
| Vladimir Putin famously quoted the New World Order is run by Satanists, something to that effect. | |
| Satanic pedophiles. | |
| Satanic pedophiles that eat the kids. | |
| Well, you're halfway there with this story and the Rothschilds, right? | |
| If anybody checks out Ronald Bernard, they'll know it's true, and he was a low-level guy. | |
| These people are the most depraved and sick people on this planet, and as a matter of fact, I would say they're even demonic, and it's most likely they've got walk-ins happening, you know, because they do that kind of stuff, and they don't mind it. | |
| Well, there's no doubt that they're channeling sort of these off-world demonic forces in their actions and what they do. | |
| So it wouldn't be surprising to take it the next step further and presume that there is some sort of correlation between, you know, their actions and their connection to that dark force that exists. | |
| I wouldn't be surprised whatsoever. | |
| But listen, we're taking a break. | |
| I think it's an interesting topic to cover, even if it's just as briefly as mentioning this story. | |
| I wish I had that woman's name off the top of my head. | |
| She just did a podcast maybe a few months ago with Patrick Beddavid, and they talked extensively about her grooming and everything else. | |
| So that's an interesting thread if you want to go down that route. | |
| But we'll come back and we'll talk about that and some other stories too. | |
| So keep it locked in. | |
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| I am your host, Craig James with Nick Ngo. | |
| And, you know, we're talking briefly about this story that just came out. | |
| All these accusers, you know, sort of going after the Rothschild, Evelyn de Rothschild, the former Evelyn de Rothschild. | |
| He passed away two years ago. | |
| Saying that he was, you know, abusing them, etc., etc. | |
| Nick. | |
| Do you think this is similar to what I was describing earlier with regard to, you know, sort of the Epstein effect where it's meant to be a message to the rest of them that if you cross us, we can destroy you? | |
| Is that the kind of thing? | |
| Or is it more we are destroying you and the forces of good are destroying these evil forces? | |
| Or what do you think this is? | |
| How do you read it? | |
| You're talking about the Rothschilds in general or just the circumstances we're in? | |
| The circumstances we're in is between good and evil. | |
| I would say both. | |
| I mean, both the Rothschilds and then the broader context. | |
| Well, the Rothschilds, look, it's going to be hard for people to understand, but they are one of the families that are part of the Illuminati. | |
| And what they do to their children is they... | |
| Torture them when they're born, or not when they're born, they're young, and young enough to understand, enough to cause a psychological break, and the break happens when they're torturing. | |
| Can I argue something? | |
| Because we've talked about this theory before. | |
| I think that they do that to certain children. | |
| I think other children are just groomed to do these things, and they're not necessarily put through that sort of... | |
| I think that's reserved for certain people, but I think that the more broadly speaking, if they have children, they just groom them and train them. | |
| I mean, if you're sitting in an estate, Like, the size of some of these estates that they own, a thousand-acre estate, and you're in this giant mansion, and you're all alone, and you have these people just telling you you're better than everyone else. | |
| You know, you can get a child to accept a lot of things if you just isolate them and tell them something over and over and over again until they eventually believe it. | |
| I mean, you wouldn't necessarily have to do the things that you're describing. | |
| So I think it's... | |
| Though that may be a technique and form that they use on some of their offspring and may have employed that more in the past, I'd imagine that it would stand to reason that they also do it the other way as well. | |
| One of the reasons they do it is because when they do... | |
| Let's say the kid is five or whatever, they do the first thing, they break them, whatever. | |
| And then after that, they'll have the ritual that they do where they do a ritual killing of an infant or whatever, and then when they do that, after they do that, there's no going back. | |
| Even if you're a kid, if you killed someone, that's murder. | |
| And I think they think they understand that, and it's part of the deal, and that's part of how other people become part of this group. | |
| But you don't think that they can achieve the same... | |
| Result by just grooming a child and telling them, you know, this is what we do, this is who we are, and this is how we operate. | |
| Yeah, if they thought like normal people, but they're psychopaths, they actually look for it. | |
| Listen, I'm not saying they don't do what you're saying. | |
| I'm saying that when you say, I'm just saying. | |
| That it is sort of hyperbolic to suggest that what you describe in this torturing scenario is what they do to every one of their offspring in perpetuity forever. | |
| Because I'm not saying that, you know, who knows? | |
| Maybe it's true. | |
| I'm just saying it's almost more logically pragmatic to say these are just evil people who teach their kids. | |
| This is what they do, and kids are very impressionable, very easily enticed one way or another. | |
| You can train a kid to do a lot of things if you're persuasive and you isolate them and you do a lot of other things. | |
| So I don't know why it wouldn't just stand to reason that they just train their kids to do it. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Yes. | |
| Yes, well, they intentionally keep it in the family, Craig, for a reason, not just because of the bloodline, whatever, it's easier to keep track of the money and control it. | |
| They keep that in the family because they have psychological issues. | |
| They have an ability to dissociate much better than most people, so they're more susceptible to that, and that's a breeding thing. | |
| No, I understand the psychology behind it. | |
| I get that. | |
| I'm saying that to suggest that every one of them is involved in that. | |
| Practice, I think, is a hard sell, and that's part of the reason why oftentimes people look skeptically and critically against people who have these ideas that they share, because then they think, well, it can't just be that way. | |
| There has to be a more logical explanation. | |
| That's all I'm saying. | |
| I'm trying to parse through it. | |
| I totally get it, because for example, that guy, remember there's a young guy, I think he's 18 or something like that, and he killed someone by accident or whatever the reason was, and they said he had affluenza, which means basically he's affluent, so he doesn't have any empathy for people. | |
| So I get what you're saying. | |
| You wouldn't necessarily need that. | |
| I get it. | |
| It's right. | |
| That's the point I'm making is that you're suggesting that the only way you get people this evil is by torturing them at a young age and creating split personalities and doing all these crazy things. | |
| And I'm like... | |
| You don't need that. | |
| You just need to isolate a kid, surround him with people who are already pretty sick and twisted, have them be the child's only guiding influences as he develops into an adult, and then when that child becomes an adult, he's going to be pretty sick and twisted. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Yeah, especially with the absence of the father. | |
| If they just send him to boarding school or whatever and there's no... | |
| And then don't forget, if you have more money than can be created, because you literally create the money, you can do anything you want. | |
| And generally speaking, if there are no restrictions in your entire life or boundaries that you receive, then you might end up with a guy like that Rothschild just with that behavior alone. | |
| All right. | |
| Fair enough. | |
| I think it's both. | |
| I think there's a little bit of that, but there's a lot of the other. | |
| Let's go. | |
| We have a caller. | |
| Let's bring him on. | |
| I can only imagine what this is in reference to. | |
| Caller, you're on the air. | |
| What do you got? | |
| Yeah, Blake from Arizona. | |
| Good morning, guys. | |
| I said something yesterday on your show. | |
| It's in reference to Badlands Daily on Rumble, February the 5th. | |
| And it was actually Hamas blowing up. | |
| The PLO's motor keg and Israel coming in to fund Hamas $32 million. | |
| So Israel, according to this report, did not do the attack. | |
| It was actually Hamas attacking the PLO. So I'd like to clean that up, and thank you very much. | |
| I have a recommendation for a bumper music. | |
| It's an old Nazareth song from Hare the Dog, and I'm not going to say... | |
| The total name of the song, because there's a dirty word in it. | |
| But anyway, now you're messing with, it rhymes with Hillary Clinton. | |
| I can't even imagine what the word is that you just replaced there. | |
| Now you're messing with Hillary Clinton. | |
| Now you're messing with, the abbreviation is S-O-B. Oh, okay, I get it. | |
| Now you're messing with SEOB. Who makes that? | |
| Who sings that? | |
| It's Nazareth off the Hair of the Dog, an album, if they're still out there, albums. | |
| Oh, those things that you guys used to listen to back then? | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Yeah, yeah, we still got them. | |
| Oh, my gosh. | |
| Anyway. | |
| No, I know. | |
| I have a friend who runs a record store, so I like vinyl, man. | |
| I like classic vinyl. | |
| I always enjoy getting something cool and old and listening to it on the record player. | |
| It's fun, man. | |
| It sounds different. | |
| It's a little smoother, a little cleaner, a little rougher, maybe. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Thank you, brother. | |
| I'm going to look into that. | |
| I wrote that song down. | |
| I'll probably listen to that while I'm at the gym after the show here today. | |
| I always got to get my work out of. | |
| I need good music for hitting the weights. | |
| I appreciate that. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| Now you're messing with Hillary Clinton. | |
| Anyway, getting back to your point about chemtrails, My background is aviation, and the commercial airlines, I've never seen evidence of chemtrail with the commercial airlines. | |
| Anyway, I haven't seen evidence. | |
| A lot of people say, though, and let me ask you this, since you have a background in it, curiously. | |
| A lot of people say that one of the ways that they have done this and did it previously was by... | |
| Creating it as a fuel additive that was put into jet fuel, and then that's how they were able to spread it with commercial airliners without pilots being aware. | |
| What do you think of that? | |
| That could very possibly be. | |
| I mean, take a look at the additive of lead that they had in our automobiles for years, and that is a neurotoxin as far as I'm aware of. | |
| Yeah, my gosh. | |
| So the additives... | |
| I've never seen sprayers or anything like that or disbursement devices, but it is entirely possible that a fuel additive, whatever they're putting into it, is in the commercial airliners. | |
| I don't know if that's true or not, possibly, but I do believe definitely that for whatever reason, we are getting sprayed by something, by somebody, and somebody definitely knows. | |
| But actually in Arizona, we have an Arizona HB 2056, which wants to outlaw geoengineering the chemtrails in Arizona. | |
| So if there's anybody listening out in Arizona, you can call the state senate president and tell him, bring it to the floor. | |
| But anyway, oh, I was going to say. | |
| With the Rothschilds, there's a great book that opened my eyes. | |
| It's Keys to the Gate. | |
| It's called The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin. | |
| We've got to try to get him on the show. | |
| That would be a great pull, Nick. | |
| We've got to see if we can, between the two of us, get him on here. | |
| I actually... | |
| I know, I know. | |
| We've got to call. | |
| Yeah, we've got to call. | |
| Yeah. | |
| All right. | |
| Yeah, well, thanks, guys. | |
| Hey, have a great weekend, and thanks for keeping us sane the last four years. | |
| It's been a wild ride. | |
| All right. | |
| Oh, my gosh, I know. | |
| Thanks, brother. | |
| God bless. | |
| Yeah, God bless you guys. | |
| Bye. | |
| Yeah, I think Creature from Jekyll Island is a great book on all that. | |
| G. Edward Griffin. | |
| He's been on a bunch of stuff lately. | |
| I think it would be cool to get him on here. | |
| He has some interesting thoughts, to put it mildly. | |
| Yeah. | |
| We have one more caller. | |
| We're hitting a break. | |
| Yeah, let's bring him on. | |
| Yeah, let's bring him on. | |
| All right, let's pick him up. | |
| Mike, you're on the air. | |
| Hey, real quick, if you're interested in Chemtrails, that guy, geoengineeringwatch.com. | |
| They break it all down. | |
| I've heard him. | |
| Plus right now, too, yeah, we've got 14 states that are in different processes of illegalizing them. | |
| So if we can double that, I think if we can get up to like 28 of the states, that's really going to make people pay attention. | |
| But it is, there is a grassroots. | |
| Anti-aerosol injection campaign going out there. | |
| All right. | |
| Well, I think you're not the only one who thinks that because we had somebody text in right when you said that or right before you said that to go to geoengineeringwatch.org. | |
| So, yeah. | |
| I think the show airs here on the weekend, if I'm not mistaken. | |
| On Sundays. | |
| Yeah. | |
| So, alright, look. | |
| We got a lot to cover. | |
| Nick, you're going to like one of these text messages when we come back. | |
| I'll share it with you. | |
| We're going to keep going, trudge along. | |
| So, everybody keep it locked. | |
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| back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I am your host, Craig James. | |
| With my co-host, Nick Ngo. | |
| And I got breaking news, Nick. | |
| This is big. | |
| Are you ready? | |
| Are you sitting down? | |
| Are you sitting down is the question. | |
| Yes, I am. | |
| Alright, this may be the biggest executive orders yet. | |
| President Donald J. Trump just announced that he will be signing an executive order next week ending the ridiculous Biden push for paper straws, which don't work. | |
| We're going back to plastic. | |
| I think that's maybe one of the biggest and best executive orders yet. | |
| I hate those stupid paper straws. | |
| They're the most useless and inefficient way to drink. | |
| And they become flimsy after a couple of minutes. | |
| And you're like drinking paper after a point. | |
| Like, at some point during your drinking experience, you are drinking the paper of the straw. | |
| Like, you can taste it, the little bits. | |
| It's disgusting. | |
| Those people should be in jail, whoever made that. | |
| But, no, I'm joking. | |
| That's not the greatest one, but it's going to be a good one. | |
| I'm all for it. | |
| I approve. | |
| I avow. | |
| I said, Nick, that you would love one of these texts, and I wasn't lying. | |
| Here's a text from our friend in the 470, and I'll read it just because, you know, I read all the texts. | |
| I mean, unless they're, like, graphically bad, you know. | |
| But I read them all. | |
| Trust me. | |
| Unfortunately, I've had to read them all, even when they're not very nice. | |
| So, you know. | |
| But somebody texted from the 470, Nick. | |
| You'll love this. | |
| Craig, why do you always interrupt your co-host? | |
| Why can't you wait till he's done to argue your point? | |
| It's disrespectful. | |
| I apologize, Nick. | |
| Lord. | |
| Lord, I apologize. | |
| Be there with them starving pygmies down there in New Guinea. | |
| That's Larry the Cable Guy, in case you guys don't know. | |
| No, I don't know. | |
| Do I interrupt you a lot, Nick? | |
| Is this a problem? | |
| Do I need to get help? | |
| No, man. | |
| Listen, sometimes I meander and I go off the subject a little bit, but Craig helps reel me back in sometimes. | |
| For example, I thought... | |
| Wait, I have no... | |
| I'm joking. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| I was going to say that I want to do the New Guinea thing. | |
| Okay, so I heard that New Guinea... | |
| Their cannibals, they've offered to accept five deported people per week. | |
| Okay, folks, that's enough for that one. | |
| All right. | |
| Zing! | |
| So, all right, all right. | |
| So here's the thing, all right? | |
| Collin, what you don't understand is that if I don't interrupt Nick sometimes, there's going to be things said on this radio show that can never be undone, so we better be careful there. | |
| No, Nick. | |
| You know, we talk about that, too. | |
| Nick, you're free to interrupt me as well, too, so it should go both ways. | |
| Nick, that's my challenge to you. | |
| I'm challenging you to interrupt me more. | |
| How about that? | |
| Okay. | |
| All right, I'll do it. | |
| Not only will I do it for you, I'll do it for you. | |
| I love that we have such great... | |
| We pulled the best quotes. | |
| That was Waterboy, by the way, if anybody's wondering. | |
| That was a little Bobby Boucher there for anybody who's been paying attention. | |
| It looks like we have a caller. | |
| Let's bring him on, right? | |
| Let's pick him up. | |
| Caller, you're on the air. | |
| Hey, how you doing this morning? | |
| Craig, it's just a podcast. | |
| Oh, go ahead. | |
| No, Kevin, come on. | |
| You're on. | |
| Let's hear it. | |
| Okay. | |
| Okay. | |
| All these folks is texting in and telling Craig quit stepping on Nick. | |
| I'm going to tell you something, folks. | |
| I've seen the inside of Craig's booth. | |
| He's got more buttons than they got down there in Houston when the space shuttle goes up. | |
| He's got a lot. | |
| And Nick's brain, he's got so much information. | |
| It's like the Tasmanian devil on cocaine inside his head. | |
| And he's got all these different points to make. | |
| And if Craig didn't calm him down every now and then, it'd be a two-hour show of Nick, a bag man, putting bags over people's hands. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| That's probably the most accurate description. | |
| I still can't get over the Tasmanian devil on cocaine here. | |
| I'm trying to wrap my head around a little bit at a time here. | |
| Yeah, man, my brain's firing that way, lighting up everywhere. | |
| This, that, that's all connected. | |
| Yeah, we could go pretty deep pretty quick, so that's why we've got to keep it in digestible pieces for not just you listening, for me. | |
| I've got to be able to keep up with Nick. | |
| He's fast, he's fast, he's good, he's quick, he's smart, but we've got to keep him centered and focused, you know? | |
| So, Kevin, thank you. | |
| I appreciate that. | |
| That's a very kind thing to say. | |
| He's stunning and brave, too. | |
| Don't forget. | |
| He's stunning and brave. | |
| Yeah, stunning and brave. | |
| Why not? | |
| Maybe you should get a Grammy. | |
| We should put him up for Grammy. | |
| I'll go give it. | |
| I'll go give it away to Zolenski. | |
| Yeah. | |
| But, yeah, cut Craig for the slack. | |
| He's got a lot to take care of, guys. | |
| And it's... | |
| I can't imagine you know trying to do that and keep you know keep up with Nick and keep up with all the stuff he's got to keep up to Plus, they spend hours researching information and new stories to bring to the show, and he's trying to get all this information out. | |
| So, give them a break, guys. | |
| You could stay all day if you're going to say these things. | |
| I mean, I don't want to stop you. | |
| I don't want to interject here. | |
| I think you're on to some very great and valuable points. | |
| We should just keep going with this, I mean, for the rest of the show. | |
| Tell me how great I am. | |
| You're going to get a lot of air time here. | |
| Craig, you are great. | |
| That's the thing. | |
| Both you guys are pretty courageous for what you do and to | |
| Thank you, for me, and it's an honor. | |
| I'll never forget that day, Kevin. | |
| We had a lot of fun. | |
| You came in. | |
| We were in the studio. | |
| We had you on. | |
| It was awesome, dude. | |
| We hooked you up with some swag from the station, man. | |
| I thought it was cool. | |
| I had fun that day. | |
| I got a shirt autographed by Frank James. | |
| It's hanging in the closet. | |
| We got to get Nick to sign one and send it to you, too, because that would be cool. | |
| That would be cool. | |
| Kevin, I know I could listen to you tell me how great I am all day, but I don't think the audience wants to hear it anymore. | |
| Well, Nick's great, too. | |
| Yeah, well, yeah, I'm sure Nick would love it, too. | |
| You could just dump it on him, too. | |
| Why not? | |
| Yeah, Nick is great, too. | |
| But like I say, he's fast. | |
| Oops, pardon me. | |
| He's fast. | |
| Forgive me. | |
| Yeah, I agree, brother. | |
| Don't worry about it, brother. | |
| Hey, Kevin, it's always great to hear from you. | |
| It looks like we're hitting a break anyway, so we'll leave it there, but thanks for the call, brother. | |
| God bless you guys. | |
| I love you. | |
| Talk to you later. | |
| God bless, Kevin. | |
| We'll talk to you later. | |
| Well, Nick, I don't know about you, but I think Kevin made a lot of great points. | |
| Yeah, lots of great points. | |
| Particularly about me. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| I appreciate you, Kevin, when you call in. | |
| It's great to have that. | |
| Looks like we have a few more texts flying in. | |
| I'll read them when we come back. | |
| Why not? | |
| And then we'll cover at least one or two more stories. | |
| I have some other stuff lined up here. | |
| You know, we never run out of things to talk about, that's for sure. | |
| So keep it locked in. | |
| We're coming back after the break. | |
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| You can run on for a long time. | |
| Run on for a long time. | |
| Run on for a long time. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo. | |
| And we have some other stories to talk about here today I want to get to. | |
| Real quick, though, I'll read the few text messages that popped in. | |
| Somebody said, you're fine, Craig. | |
| You and Nick are simpatico. | |
| I agree. | |
| I think that's a fair way of putting it. | |
| And somebody else says, Craig, you're doing a great job. | |
| Nick has tons of info. | |
| If you want him uninterrupted, follow him on X. Have a great weekend, and God bless. | |
| That's very true, too. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Yeah, go find Nick. | |
| He's on X at RealNicholasNo, N-O-E is how you spell his last name. | |
| Nicholas, like Nicholas Cage. | |
| N-I-C-H-O-L-A-S. RealNicholasNo. | |
| And you can find me at JustInformed, the number one, in case you're wondering. | |
| We're both over on X. But, yeah, if you want Uninterrupted Nick, there you go. | |
| Right, Nick? | |
| Yeah, you even get my shower thoughts. | |
| You mean the crapper thoughts is what you really mean to say. | |
| Yeah, where the inspiration hits you all of a sudden and I just tweet it. | |
| Kind of like Yeezy. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| Oh my gosh, that Twitter storm he put up. | |
| I mean, that kind of ties with the story we're going to cover next anyway. | |
| Turns out BBNet and Yahoo... | |
| is a weird character, and there was some interesting insight you had. | |
| We talked about it in the pre-meeting. | |
| I want to bring it up here. | |
| One of the things that happened with this weird meeting that just took place between Trump and Netanyahu at the White House, the Israeli Prime Minister, was not just what we kind of found out with Trump's position on Gaza and everything else, but there was the strangest thing that occurred. | |
| One of the things that Netanyahu gifted President Trump when he Arrived at the White House, and I thought this was a joke, but apparently it's real, was a golden pager. | |
| Now, for those of you who aren't aware, pagers were used in a massive, I guess, I don't know what you call it, a massive attack, a massive terror attack. | |
| Pagers that were laced with explosives secretly were distributed amongst Hamas. | |
| And all of the pagers exploded simultaneously in an attack that was executed by supposedly Israel against Hamas in a coordinated attack. | |
| And Netanyahu shows up at the White House with a golden pager for Trump. | |
| Nick, do you want to unpack this for us, please? | |
| Yes, a lot of people have said that it was a threat, and I get why they think that. | |
| I want to let people know that I was... | |
| Listen, I asked questions about that when I first saw the story to some people that work in Washington. | |
| Still, I said, what happened with this? | |
| And it turns out what they told me, and I'm just taking it as fact, and they could be completely wrong, is that there was somebody who... | |
| Who was an asset a long time ago that put together that program and then they basically forgot that they had it and then used it when they realized that they were using pagers. | |
| And then because of that, that's why BB appreciated him being able to use that whole program that we had already set up and forgotten about to do that. | |
| Yeah, so are you saying that the pagers were already in place and that it was something that we had forgotten about that, or was it that there was a program that we had developed to do it and then Israel just adopted that program and did it themselves? | |
| It was out from the asset that was putting the... | |
| I don't know if they went in all the papers or what, or if they just had a certain kind of... | |
| Resonance that would make certain things happen. | |
| I don't know that. | |
| But I don't know how they made certain ones blow up and not others. | |
| But basically, it seems like there's being hinted that there's somebody in the middle somewhere that could do that. | |
| And they'd been there for a long time as a developed asset. | |
| And then finally, someone realized that they could use them. | |
| And then they did. | |
| And then it was done. | |
| It might be an unpopular opinion, but if you're still using a beeper today and you're not, like, a doctor, but even a doctor, you should be able to use a smartphone, it seems. | |
| Then, I don't know. | |
| Probably shouldn't be using beepers, is my point. | |
| But, yeah, I thought that was an interesting story. | |
| And when I talked about it with you in the pre-meeting, I thought your information was worth sharing, at least, because a lot of people, like you said, did interpret... | |
| That to be a threat when it seems as though it was sort of a gesture of saying thanks for either the green light to do it or the operational capability to do it or both. | |
| And that although this attack did occur under Biden, which makes it a little strange, but... | |
| Yeah, I think it's there. | |
| Finally, one last thing I want to talk about here. | |
| Trump has done something that I disagree with, and I'll always call out Trump when I think he's wrong. | |
| He has appointed a White House faith office leader, and the person he selected is a woman pastor who goes by the name of Paula White. | |
| I think this is a disgusting pick. | |
| The woman, to me, from what I understand, because I didn't know anything about her until yesterday, so I've had to do a lot of quick research about her. | |
| But first of all, as a Christian who believes in Scripture and God divinely inspired... | |
| Divinely inspired scripture and that we should be, you know, heeding what's written. | |
| I don't believe that women should be in leadership roles in the church as far as pastoring goes. | |
| So that's one thing. | |
| If you listen to this woman's sermons, from what I've briefly put together, she is not only preaching things antithetical to what's written in Scripture, but she is what we call here colloquially a prosperity preacher. | |
| And that is basically where a person who basically selectively chooses which parts of the gospel to share and creates this narrative that, you know, if you... | |
| Give them money, then you'll make money because God will bless you because you gave them money. | |
| People like Joel Osteen and others have been put into this realm. | |
| She's also doing some other weird things. | |
| You know, people, you can debate whether or not... | |
| Again, I'm not telling you what to believe. | |
| I'm telling you what I believe. | |
| So you can debate for yourself whether or not you think this person's the right fit. | |
| But I think it's a terrible choice. | |
| I think Trump made a huge mistake. | |
| And I don't know what he was thinking with this choice. | |
| This woman is sort of a detestable human. | |
| I don't know, just from what I understand. | |
| Again, I've only known about her for one day. | |
| From what I've heard in her preaching and what I've heard about people talking about her preaching and what she's said and done, I don't think this is a good choice at all. | |
| I think it's a terrible choice, and I hope Trump reverses it immediately. | |
| And I think we should let him know. | |
| I think I've heard reports that he already saw on social media that it's not a great pick. | |
| So I think he's feeling the backlash, and I hope he does, because when he makes mistakes, we should hold him to account just as much as we should praise him when he does things right. | |
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| That's who you are. | |
| You brought me blessings out of a tragedy. | |
| You turned my old song into a symphony. | |
| And with your spirit living inside of me, I'm a new creation. | |
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| This is Warm Talk Radio. | |
| It's our final segment of the show. | |
| Man, time flies when you're having fun. | |
| But, Nick, thank you for joining us here today. | |
| Final thoughts for the show? | |
| My final thoughts are we are on our way to a balanced budget, and it's only been a couple of weeks. | |
| We've got so much winning that I can't even name off all the things that have taken place. | |
| I mean, we've got... | |
| Men are men again. | |
| Women are women. | |
| You got the USAID getting shut down. | |
| You got BB being brought to heel. | |
| You got... | |
| It's just been a whirlwind of winning. | |
| And I don't know if we keep this pace, man, we might have America back in four years. | |
| And I appreciate everything President Trump is doing right now. | |
| And remember that in all this stress, everybody's going to be coming to you, if you're a listener, and say, what is really going on? | |
| Have some grace. | |
| Be kind to them. | |
| Be patient. | |
| And help America get on the same page. | |
| And remember that in the end, God wins. | |
| Amen. | |
| I couldn't have said it better myself. | |
| Those are great final thoughts. | |
| So, with that, all we have left to do is give you some scripture, send you with some hope and encouragement, and I want to pick up right where we left off yesterday. | |
| We were in Ephesians chapter 5, and I want to keep going in chapter 5, verse 15 through 21, and I want this to be a scripture that you use going into the weekend for how you're going to treat each other, how you're going to treat your relationships, how you're going to treat yourself, and it talks about consistency in the Christian life, and it says this, Pay careful attention, then, to how you walk, not as unwise people, but as wise, making the most of the time because the days are evil. | |
| So don't be foolish, but understand what the Lord's will is. | |
| And don't get drunk with wine, which leads to reckless actions. | |
| Be filled with the Spirit, speaking to one another in psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, singing and making music from your heart to the Lord, giving thanks always for everything to God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, submitting to one another in the fear of Christ. | |
| And I want that message to be something that we hold on to, that we grab on to, and we make it a part of our daily lives. | |
| Let's get up every day and pay careful attention to walk as wise people. | |
| Let's make the most of the time we have, understanding that the days certainly are evil, but that doesn't mean it's an excuse for us to be foolish. | |
| It doesn't mean that we should not take the time to try to understand God's will. | |
| Don't go out and abuse yourself with wine and other things. | |
| Make sure you take care of yourself and have very thoughtful and pointed actions, not reckless. | |
| And let the Holy Spirit fill you and take you and do great things with you. | |
| That's my message to all of you out there, and I hope you embrace it, take it, and just go out and do great things for the Lord. | |
| It's my encouragement, it's my hope, and I hope it's hope for you as well. | |
| So remember, that's where I'm going to leave it, and if you haven't accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior, now's your opportunity, I would say, open your heart, say a prayer, call upon His name, and accept Him as your Lord and Savior, and watch what great things will happen. | |
| If you have accepted Him as your Lord and Savior, take these words as inspiration to go and... | |
| Change your life for the better and work harder and not live foolishly, but pay careful attention to walk wise in the words of the Lord. | |
| So, thank you to everybody. | |
| Thank you to the callers. | |
| Thank you to the texters. | |
| Thank you to my co-host, Nick. | |
| Thank you to everybody out there, the listeners, etc. | |
| You guys are great. | |
| We'll be back Monday, God willing. | |
| Until then, have a great weekend. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James with Nick Know. | |
| We'll see you on the next one. | |
| But until then, Godspeed and God bless each and every one of you patriots. | |
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