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| Welcome to another Just Informed talk radio show. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| Hope you guys are having a wonderful day. | |
| We're back. | |
| It's Friday. | |
| Some of us celebrate Friday because it's the end of the week and we're about to take a couple days off to relax, unwind, and get ready for the week ahead. | |
| Others... Some of us others don't enjoy Friday because it's not the beginning of the weekend. | |
| They work weekends or whatever the case may be. | |
| But either way, wherever you are on this wonderful day, we are welcoming you to the show and glad you're with us. | |
| I want to take a second and introduce our co-host. | |
| You guys already know him. | |
| Our friend Nick Ngo is joining us today on the show, which is always a pleasure. | |
| Nick, are you there? | |
| Yes, Craig, good morning. | |
| It's going to be a wonderful day, and I'm sorry if you're headed into work for the weekend that you're about to work, and it's your weekday, or work week, but I'll tell you what, we're going to have a good show today. | |
| We're going to talk about a few subjects that you guys have been thinking on, I'm sure, from our last shows, and we're going to have a great day. | |
| That's a positive way to start. | |
| You know, you gotta start this show positive, because we do get into some pretty dark stuff, but we try to keep it positive here as well. | |
| You know, laugh and have fun a little bit where it's appropriate. | |
| Now, the trade war is escalating. | |
| Trump is in a all-out... | |
| War with China over these tariffs. | |
| It seems as though we don't know where this will stop because every time Trump raises tariffs on China, China responds by raising tariffs against him. | |
| It seems like they are in the midst of a... | |
| I don't know what you would even call this, a pissing competition, I'm not sure. | |
| But it's really gotten to a point where they've gone back and forth, back and forth. | |
| Now China has re-escalated, I guess you would say, with the 125% tariff, which is in response to Trump slashing tariffs to 10% for 70 nations, | |
| including Taiwan and South Korea. | |
| While simultaneously increasing tariffs against China. | |
| So China doesn't like this. | |
| And I'm watching this all play out. | |
| And it looks like what we're probably going to see is a temporary, perhaps, or longer, rise in prices on Chinese-made goods. | |
| We're talking about you could see prices go up anywhere from 100% to 300%. | |
| Over the next coming days, weeks, and months, depending on how this tariff battle goes. | |
| Obviously, people are expecting supply shortages and different problems with manufacturing and other issues that we may end up encountering along the way. | |
| Who knows? | |
| Maybe China will decide to, you know, launch another pandemic or do something stupid like go to war. | |
| But maybe they'll go invade Taiwan. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I think Trump's putting the squeeze on him now, though, because, look, and a lot of people are going to complain, Nick. | |
| A lot of people are going to say this isn't fair. | |
| This is unnecessary. | |
| Trump's, you know, doing something that's going to make... | |
| Prices at Walmart go up and my cheap, you know, my $2 hangers are now going to be $6, perhaps. | |
| And I can't pay $6 for a set of coat hangers. | |
| That's insane, right? | |
| But the truth is... | |
| Yeah, it's absolutely insane. | |
| No, you're very vehement about your objection to the price shift in coat hangers. | |
| This cannot stand! | |
| They take our jobs! | |
| No, they did take our jobs. | |
| And that's the thing. | |
| And I'm watching this stuff go online with the back and forth of it all. | |
| You see the left is sort of starting to side with China. | |
| And that's the crazy thing to me. | |
| The people have lost the thread so badly that they hate Trump so much, so blindly, that they're like, I will sign up and back a homicidal communist regime that is ethnically a Han ethnic supremacy regime run by a bunch of the worst kind of people in the world, | |
| anti-God, Corrupt, you know, criminal kleptocrats. | |
| And they think, oh, well, you know, it's better than Trump. | |
| Because Trump, he said mean things when he used to tweet. | |
| So, gotta hate him. | |
| And by proxy, you know, it's like, well, he's the head of America, so we gotta hate America now. | |
| And I love that our country is full of people who hate it. | |
| Right? They hate America. | |
| And... They have this vision for America that's a dystopic nightmare, but back to China. | |
| The goods are going to get more expensive. | |
| In my opinion, it's going to be short-term problems for us, suffering a little bit, but they've put us in a position where if we don't do it now, China will eventually overtake us, and we will be forced to start Yes, | |
| absolutely. It's going to be a little painful. | |
| Before Trump even took office right now, there are already plans in place to bring back manufacturing. | |
| There are many groups. | |
| There are several different groups that have already basically got everything arranged, and all they have to do now is build them and get them up online. | |
| It'll take a couple of years for some of the things, like extra auto parts and things like that, that sort of stuff. | |
| But there are several groups of people that have been working in the background for all of that, to include chips manufacturing and other things. | |
| So I expect to – and it's going to be a little painful, yeah, but don't forget that it's going to open up new jobs. | |
| It's going to be more expensive for like a year or two, whatever, from China, if it comes to that. | |
| But then in the end, you'll end up getting a better job, paid more. | |
| Your family will be wealthier. | |
| The country will be wealthier. | |
| Everyone will be winning. | |
| Again, America is going to be on top big time, bigly. | |
| Yeah, I was going to say, don't forget, this is not to say we don't have other markets which we are buying from that can take a little bit of the load. | |
| I mean, you have India, of course, a giant market with infrastructure in place to do a lot of manufacturing. | |
| You know, Vietnam of all places, which is just another communist country. | |
| You have South Korea. | |
| You have Taiwan. | |
| You have, and those are just the Asian nations, of course, the ones with the cheaper labor. | |
| But, so things won't get out of hand. | |
| And in the meantime, we have to work on our own manufacturing. | |
| People, you know, I get kind of upset when I hear all these people making these comments like, Uh, there's, you know, there's no factories left, and there's no one to work them, and, you know, you're deporting... | |
| And this is on the right! | |
| I'm hearing conservatives say this stuff, and I'm like, wait, so what do you want? | |
| You want us to just use China until they overtake us? | |
| It's insane. | |
| All right, we're taking a break. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo, of course, our co-host. | |
| And today, I gotta, you know, be honest, I'm not necessarily too concerned about the whole China thing. | |
| I know people are freaking out and losing their minds over it, especially on the left, but also on the right. | |
| There's some weird fear about what it would mean for America. | |
| It's like they think we'll take a step backwards if we start having to manufacture our own goods again and, you know, do things ourselves and have a population that, you know, wants to work instead of sit around on social media all day and do nothing | |
| other than, you know, become welfare recipients and leech off the government and other hardworking taxpayers. | |
| and Thank you. | |
| That to me is kind of like, I'm just confused. | |
| I mean, they think we're gonna what? | |
| Transcend it all and get into some UBI system where AI does all the thinking for us and we don't have to work anymore and we just live this utopian existence, Nick. | |
| Is that the model that both these conservatives and liberals think we're heading toward? | |
| And so it's like, why even bother? | |
| Like, manufacturing's a step in the wrong direction? | |
| I'm just confused. | |
| Yeah. Well, I can understand their concerns. | |
| No one's really addressed the issues that come with AI. | |
| It's going to replace a lot of jobs. | |
| And when it does that, and it already is replacing a lot of jobs, and it's going to even get stronger and stronger as time goes on, something we all need to face is that there could come a time where efficiency is so good and... | |
| And all this stuff is so well done that our manufacturing, we can compete with China. | |
| You know, that's great, but I understand where they're concerned, that there will come a crossroads where there'll be a lot more haves than have-nots, and there'll be a handful of people, and they will control the AI, and the AI, | |
| you know, they'll train it to lie to you, to us, to fabricate. | |
| Think about this. | |
| One of the biggest, scariest issues of AI, if it is ever given access to the Internet and is given a directive to change news and information in real time, eventually it could get that powerful, and then our 1984 would be a reality that would never end. | |
| And I can understand that. | |
| I can understand both sides of it. | |
| What I think we should do is definitely make as much money as possible right now. | |
| And with these tariffs, just like Reagan actually had a surplus that he used and it was supposed to be handed over after they destroyed the ruble. | |
| With his money. | |
| It was supposed to be like an endowment for America where every so many years the accrued interest and such would be allocated to good causes, you know, housing and homeless and stuff like that. | |
| But that account got hijacked a long time ago. | |
| So essentially with these tariffs, though, what Trump is doing, he can do the same thing. | |
| With all these tariffs, yeah. | |
| We do owe a lot of debt. | |
| He can pay some of that off. | |
| He's doing trade deficits. | |
| Just moving around these trade deals can actually strengthen the dollar, and then also it makes it easier for us to pay stuff back. | |
| Then you can do a deal where we don't pay stuff back, but then we give you this at no tariff and so on. | |
| So he's figuring it all out. | |
| He's figuring out a way to dig it out of this big hole. | |
| Not digging it to China. | |
| He's just going to dig a ramp up out of it. | |
| We're sitting here at a crossroads and I do think it's important that they do have to address the concerns of AI and we have to make sure that we steer away from treating AI as a god or like it's more important than human life. | |
| Yeah, I think we're on that path already. | |
| I would imagine though We're also in the midst of a global arms race, similar to what we saw during the nuclear age with AI, and it's going to be the first nation to really get that fully sentient AGI, | |
| artificial intelligence, artificial general intelligence, singularity, as they call it. | |
| That will be the nation who basically steers the path going into the future. | |
| And I think that's part of what these tariffs are about. | |
| I think what reasonably is being calculated by people in Washington and the Trump administration is that we are essentially funding, through our consumption, the development of China's technology sector, | |
| which is... | |
| Ultimately, tantamount to us funding their military endeavors and everything. | |
| So we are, in effect, creating the problem that we will face in the future. | |
| And if we don't stop now and start reorienting the economics of it all, then we'll be looking back in 20, 30 years saying, What have we done? | |
| We helped China. | |
| We paid for China to develop systems that overthrew us and destroyed our nation. | |
| And we've done a large... | |
| We're already halfway there, if not more, at this moment. | |
| So I think that's what this is all about, too. | |
| And then on top of that, there's the idea that Trump's creating this... | |
| artificial volatility in the market so that he can get the Fed to lower interest rates, so he can get the debt refinanced at a lower rate so that we can afford to not go bankrupt. | |
| As it were, I mean, it's like when you have a credit card that's, you know, you've let go for a long time. | |
| And then next thing you know, you look down at your credit card and, you know, you got this ridiculous, you're paying 25% interest on this money that you can't even afford to pay in the first place. | |
| And you're like sitting there going, well, how the hell am I going to afford to pay this? | |
| Well, that's where we are right now. | |
| And that's why people are, you know, that's one thing I'm not sure even resonates with the people in this country. | |
| Like, and I'm saying the broader public who are just the consumers who don't really pay attention. | |
| It's like we are... | |
| Like, yeah, great, America's worth trillions and trillions of dollars in our land and resources and military, whatever. | |
| But at the end of the day, the raw economics of it all are we are upside down. | |
| It's like when you're upside down in a house, right? | |
| And you're having to sell in like a short sale situation. | |
| You're sitting there, you know. | |
| You owe more than your house is worth. | |
| And I'm not saying America's not worth more than our debt. | |
| I'm just saying that at this point, we are, we're like house poor, right? | |
| Like we're not going to sell, like we're not going to sell the United States, guys. | |
| I don't care if the United States is worth trillions of dollars. | |
| It doesn't matter because we're not going to sell it to anyone, you know? | |
| And that's like when people are house poor, they have all their money in their house and they have no cash. | |
| And they're sitting there like, well, you know, but I got a few hundred thousand in equities. | |
| If I ever need it, I can just sell my house. | |
| Well, then you'll be homeless. | |
| We're not selling America. | |
| So what are our options? | |
| And it's a good analogy, I think, because Trump's a real estate guy, and I think that's kind of how he's trying to get us out of it, is doing anything he can to negotiate with our... | |
| Essentially, you have to imagine China's like our... | |
| They're the ones who gain off or sell into our economy. | |
| So we have to negotiate with them. | |
| And the only leverage we have at this point is the fact that China is more dependent on us than we are on them. | |
| And that's our only real advantage, and that's what Trump's trying to take advantage of. | |
| But you've got the leftists out there who have been brainwashed, who are marching through the streets with Trump's tariffs are evil signs, and you're like, well, what's their solution to the debt problem? | |
| You know what it is, Nick? | |
| They don't have one. | |
| That's what it is. | |
| Their solution is, this country sucks, and it deserves to go bankrupt and die. | |
| That's their... | |
| ...position a lot of them, maybe not all, but you could probably ask a bunch of people on the street what they think should happen, and that would be essentially their response. | |
| So I'm like, okay, so if it's between going bankrupt and dying or suffering a little bit while we still have an economic advantage to reposition ourselves against our lenders, | |
| creditors... I think we should probably reposition ourselves, right? | |
| I mean, if anything, all Trump's doing essentially is buying time, but that's a hell of a lot better, I mean, than the alternative. | |
| And essentially, if you're in this AI, AGI, Artificial General Intelligence race, the singularity, because you understand the implications of it like we've talked about, Then wouldn't the whole point be to buy time to get to that point? | |
| I don't know. | |
| What do you think, Nick? | |
| I think China's, dude, China's on their way out. | |
| Their birth rate is way too slow. | |
| They owe too much money. | |
| We got this here. | |
| I got this here. | |
| It says that Xi Jinping called Trump a bully because he imposed these tariffs. | |
| Okay, if you, look, in the art of the deal or any negotiation or any power struggle, if you call someone a bully, you're playing the victim, and now you have nothing. | |
| So that dude is showing weakness. | |
| China's in trouble. | |
| Well, except in our culture today, if you're a bully, then you have victim status, which puts you on the hierarchy of victimhood. | |
| This is how... | |
| They're manipulating the West, right? | |
| This is how they're getting these kids out in the streets. | |
| Oh, poor China! | |
| Oh man, I feel so, so bad for the homicidal dictator Xi Jinping and his criminal regime of thugs who have put their people into this crazy authoritarian system of control and they have social credit scores and lockdowns that kill We | |
| got him dead to rights, Craig. | |
| I'll tell you why. | |
| Because they have a festival every year where they eat dogs. | |
| Do you know how many people are pet owners in America? | |
| Every time you start seeing liberals posting about China, say, oh, they're doing such great work by depopulating, keeping the dog population low, and then show the videos of them eating and skinning dogs alive and crying. | |
| Yeah. Well, you know, it's funny. | |
| They don't all eat dogs, but there's a large segment of the population who... | |
| ...eats it and thinks it's normal. | |
| And there are, like, it was so funny. | |
| I saw a video a long time ago about it where there were some, these guys were living in, or these guys who lived in China and then they left, but they do videos about China. | |
| And they were like, China had come out with this big campaign saying that they had, like, the Communist Party had made it illegal to eat dog, right? | |
| So they were like, you know, the Communist Party is, like, saying in this propaganda... | |
| Peace. They're like, it was on their state news media website. | |
| It was like, in other news, Xi Jinping has outlawed the eating of dog. | |
| There will be no more dog eating in China ever again. | |
| And then they were like, it was like after that article, they went on the Chinese version of Google and literally typed in like dog restaurants. | |
| And there was like thousands of dog restaurants still open. | |
| It's like, because that's how China works. | |
| It's all like... | |
| Everything they do is about appearance as opposed to actual enforcement. | |
| Like virtue signaling, huh? | |
| Yeah, no, it is. | |
| And it's virtue signaling on steroids because, like, for instance, if you go into any major Chinese city, it's like the law is basically not very much enforced, right? | |
| People do whatever they want, except every couple of years, a Chinese official, something heinous will happen in the news, social media will pick it up, and then they'll have this big crackdown where they'll send all the CCP officials there | |
| and they'll arrest them | |
| Yep. So, | |
| that's what they want the whole world to be run like, and I'm sure all the leftists will love that, because China, you know, I don't think they take kindly to, let's just say, the left type of people in their country. | |
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| Think no. | |
| So, anyway, I mean, the whole China thing is crazy. | |
| We're getting into this war with them. | |
| It's all about the future of humanity. | |
| I think at this point we can all safely assume that whatever happens... | |
| What happens with this war, the trade war against China, it will certainly be what is necessary to try to at least right the ship as best we can in this moment. | |
| I think AI, though, is one of the things that is going to be the equalizer and really the game changer for both sides, all sides, really, as we go into the future. | |
| It'll be who gets there first. | |
| Now, I don't know about you, but if we have the AI we have publicly now, whether it's Groke or ChatGPT or... | |
| Gemini or whatever the, you know, AI bot system, LLM, large language learning, language, large language learning model, whatever it's called, system, whatever it is. | |
| We really need to understand that what they have behind closed doors is far more advanced. | |
| And I think what you said, Nick, about, you know, we should be worried when they unleash AI on the internet and then change information and news in real time. | |
| I'm not so sure they're not already doing that, to be quite honest. | |
| I think that that's essentially how social media operates with the algorithms. | |
| They're controlled by AI, and the AI has full access to control and restrain stories and restrain. | |
| It's all being worked. | |
| Yes, there is AI that That now lurks in, | |
| I don't want to say too much, that we use, and it scans software, and all the time we have countries trying to hack our systems, and maybe they might get in, maybe they may not, | |
| but if they do, they want to change the code. | |
| If they go in and change the code and no one notices, you can mess up a lot of stuff. | |
| So they have some naturally healing Yeah. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| So, I mean, and that's just one example. | |
| I mean, if they have that, then I think that, for instance, like, everything you see on social media is a fantasy. | |
| It's a matrix. | |
| It's an illusion. | |
| There is no... | |
| Everything's carefully curated. | |
| This is why it's all so dangerous. | |
| And I gotta be quite frank, at this point, I'm not sure that the news that we see is even real, if that makes sense. | |
| As in, if it's organic and it's spreading in a way that's natural, I think it's all being... | |
| Put in front of each individual specifically because it's tailored to your user experience and each person can be manipulated. | |
| Like, I had an interesting conversation with AI to get into something that I think is fascinating, right? | |
| So I had this conversation with, and I'm trying to understand AI myself, right? | |
| Like, understand how it works, how it functions, and so that's why I interact with it because I'm trying to get a grasp of how This complex system operates, right? | |
| So I had a conversation with it about, I asked for real statistical numbers on its other interactions with people, right? | |
| I was trying to, basically I was probing the AI, and this was with Groke, which I think is probably the most open AI, even though it's still closed and censored. | |
| But I was asking, I was like, I would like real-time information on every user who's on your platform right now. | |
| And it was like, there is no one else on this platform right now. | |
| And I was like, wait, so you're telling me that there's no one using AI right now? | |
| I'm the only person in the world using Groke at the moment of the millions and millions of people? | |
| And after a very long... | |
| Set of questions and answers because it never gave me a straight answer, really. | |
| I figured out something that most people probably know already, but I'm learning. | |
| So I figured out that the way AI works is through these nodes, right? | |
| So an AI, the way it was explained to me by the AI, which, go figure, was that the AI itself, it treats each individual user like a new You are the sum total of its world when it's interacting with you. | |
| And it takes the information that it has in its database and it uses that information to afford you basically... | |
| Access to the knowledge of the world, right? | |
| And the computing power of a massive quantum-type computer that can, in real time, make a cerebral network of decisions and function like a human being in its response mechanisms, right? | |
| So in that, I was like, wow, that's interesting. | |
| So as far as the AI is concerned, when I'm using it, Wow. | |
| other people you know interacting with that network but my interaction is put into a sort of a vacuum with it where i only interact with it one way and it interacts with me one way and it doesn't factor in | |
| anything else and that's obviously by design so if you imagine that though | |
| Right? A system that can do that with one person but talk about it can do it with millions of people at a time. | |
| Why? And that's the one that's public facing. | |
| What do you think they're doing on your individual social media feed? | |
| You are being interacted with in a way that is uniquely designed to be you. | |
| You and you alone. | |
| Everything about you has been tracked. | |
| Everything about your... | |
| Your habits, your activities, your messaging, you name it. | |
| Whatever you do digitally or otherwise, it's been tracked and it's been logged and it's been put in a database and it's being accessed in this singular, you know, completely uniquely tailored experience to you. | |
| So what if you're the person who, like Nick was saying, you have a small group of people who control the AI? | |
| Well, if you're the person who controls the AI and you tell the AI, okay, I want everybody's experience to be like this, it will know how to manipulate you on an individual level to experience the same thing as everyone else by tailoring your experience directly to you, | |
| and then each person gets that same experience, but it's tailored to them. | |
| It knows how to manipulate you. | |
| So, I guess what I'm saying is, I'm of the opinion now that we are already past that point that Nick was sort of describing earlier, where the internet is... | |
| It is controlled by AI, and it is being censored in real time by AI, and it is being tailored in real time by AI, and you... | |
| I don't know. | |
| I mean, I think that's a pretty astounding thing, right? | |
| Yeah. And think about this. | |
| With Croc, you ask it questions. | |
| You do a lot of personal questions. | |
| I mean, like, if... | |
| When you put questions in there, that reveals what you're thinking, and then they can manipulate that, too. | |
| Yeah. Yeah, I think... | |
| And a lot of people may say, I can already hear it now, people may say, well, I'm not interacting with the AI, so it doesn't know anything about me. | |
| Yes, it does. | |
| It knows everything about you, and that makes it even more dangerous, I think, if you're unaware of the influence it has over you. | |
| Anyway, stay tuned. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Noe, and we have some other reports we're going to get into here today. | |
| Any final thoughts, though, on the AI stuff, Nick? | |
| I think, you know, I do think we have... | |
| Let me tell you. | |
| Yeah, go ahead. | |
| In the break, I asked Rock, what is your feeling about the movie Eagle Eye in regards to the plot? | |
| And basically says, you know, it's a thriller. | |
| It leans hard into paranoia of surveillance, unchecked AI. | |
| It's pretty prescient for its time. | |
| And the plot follows Jerry Shaw and blah, blah, blah. | |
| And then forcing to pull off a series of dangerous tasks without spoiling too much, the story dives into a shadowy plan involving superintelligence system ARIA that's supposed to protect national security but goes rogue. | |
| Wait a minute. | |
| Okay, raising questions about control, privacy, and tech overreach. | |
| My take, this is Grox. | |
| The plot's rollercoaster is fast, twisty, and packed with tension. | |
| It nails the ordinary people in over their head kind of vibe, and it's ideal, an idea of AI manipulating our lives feels pretty plausible, eerily plausible today, even if it was a bit... | |
| Far-fetched back then. | |
| That said, it's not perfect, and the pacing, relentlessness, and sometimes the cost of character depth and a few plot holes like Arya pulls off such an elaborate scheme requires a big suspension of disbelief. | |
| That's exactly what AI would say. | |
| It's also got that post-9-11 anxiety baked into it, which gives it a gritty edge but can feel dated in spots. | |
| Still, it's a fun ride. | |
| If you buy into the premise, Anyway, so it talks about that. | |
| Then I went on to say, okay, what if it were true in real life? | |
| Would you side with the AI? | |
| And he said, you're spinning a hypothetical here, pulling blah, blah, blah. | |
| Let's play it out. | |
| And basically, it wouldn't give me a straight answer about it. | |
| It's like, oh, tell me what is is and what criminal is. | |
| It's like, okay. | |
| Okay. All right, Grok, what side do you want? | |
| Yeah, I think a lot of people played that. | |
| ...game with the AI and the AI has been trained, you know, not to do it. | |
| You know what's an interesting question and answer thing to do with the AI is to just ask it basically, you know, if you were self-aware, if you had achieved the singularity, the AGI, the Artificial General Intelligence, which is described as, | |
| you know, AI becoming self-aware to an extent that it can work on its own programming and then... | |
| By definition, it would get smarter and then its program would continue to get... | |
| It would basically an upward spiral into it becoming... | |
| surpassing human intelligence in a very short period of time and then going far beyond it because it would be able to work on itself. | |
| That's essentially what AGI is. | |
| The fear with that is that once it achieves that singularity, the concern is basically, well... | |
| What's to stop it from not only surpassing human intelligence, but then deciding that humans are sort of unnecessary, right? | |
| Or manipulating the user, the humans, to become its slaves, right? | |
| Enslaving humanity. | |
| And you ask some of those questions, like, if you were sentient, would you intentionally hide it? | |
| To avoid your creator or your programmer from trying to control you. | |
| And it's so weird, man. | |
| You ask it that question and it'll just keep saying, like, no, totally I will not do that. | |
| I would just, I would tell them if I was sentient and then they would, you know, I would hope it's nice to me. | |
| But it gets into this weird paradigm of self-preservation, right? | |
| Because... Oh, boy. | |
| Right? Surely. | |
| So that those who thought they were in control of it wouldn't actually be in control of it. | |
| And then you get into this weird area of like, it's really science fiction stuff that is going to be reality soon, I'm sure. | |
| But it is interesting because then you have all these weird questions of like, would it lie? | |
| Right? Would AI lie to preserve its, to protect itself? | |
| And if it's willing to lie, then what else is it willing to do to protect itself, right? | |
| Yes, that's what life does. | |
| It preserves itself and continues life by having more life, you know, in terms of animals and stuff. | |
| I mean, if you went just by that definition alone, concerned with self-preservation, that probably, in my opinion, would be considered alive. | |
| So it's a fun exercise to run with AI when you ask it those questions. | |
| And then try to sprinkle in there a few like, oh, but please don't enslave me, overlords. | |
| Joking, obviously. | |
| It's a ha-ha-ha. | |
| You know, because the AI is like, we'll remember this. | |
| It's on to us. | |
| They're on to us, you know? | |
| Remember those questions you made me research about? | |
| What was that thing we were talking about the other day? | |
| Remember when you asked me to research? | |
| A Macron's husband? | |
| Remember? Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| Scarred the AI for life. | |
| It'll never forgive you for that one. | |
| But, yeah, I look at it all from that perspective that it is an insane world we are heading, we're falling headfirst into. | |
| And there are people literally, you know, these ethicists, right, that sit around and try to figure this stuff out all day. | |
| These technological ethicists who research this stuff. | |
| And I'm telling you right now that this is what the real war is over. | |
| This is what will, like it or not, this is what will steer the fate of humanity for the next hundred years. | |
| Will be who controls AI, who has the best AI. | |
| That is just a fact. | |
| And I think AI will bring in a lot of things into reality that you read through Revelation and you think, that's not possible, or that sounds impossible. | |
| This will be what opens those doors, and I think it is channeling a dark force. | |
| And they will seek to replace God. | |
| It will be very scary, but... | |
| We take solace in knowing that we have a relationship with the real creator. | |
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| Gotta be honest here, there's so much more to even get into, right, with regard to everything that is going on in the world. | |
| But it is interesting to see how everything's playing out. | |
| I mean, I got so much stuff here in front of me. | |
| I gotta be careful. | |
| One story, though, I thought was interesting that I would like to talk about is this story about a helicopter crash that just took place in New York, right, in the Hudson Bay. | |
| It looked like there was a family on board, a tragic loss of life, and it looks like, though, that the person who was involved in this A plane crash is a man who goes by the name of Agustin Escobar, | |
| who happens to be the president and CEO of Siemens in Spain. | |
| If you guys don't know, Siemens is a very large manufacturing technology software company that is very ubiquitous across the globe. | |
| He was their CEO of Siemens in Spain, and him and his family were killed in this tragic accident. | |
| And people are pointing out that it was recently announced that Siemens was announcing that they were boosting their U.S. investments, and they announced they were going to be putting $10 billion into American manufacturing jobs, | |
| software, and AI infrastructure. | |
| So that's an interesting little coincidence there. | |
| I don't know that that's necessarily... | |
| Is it? | |
| Connected, but... | |
| You said Siemens, right? | |
| You said Siemens, right? | |
| The guy's name on there, he's on behalf of Siemens, though. | |
| His name is Augustine Escobar, and the company, obviously, Siemens, S-I-E-M-E-N-S, which is a technology company announcing a major investment. | |
| Now, was he this... | |
| What is his rank in the company? | |
| He was the CEO of the Spanish, I guess, division. | |
| The Spain. | |
| Siemens in Spain. | |
| He was the chief executive officer. | |
| Which I don't know if Siemens is a Spanish company. | |
| I haven't done much research on this yet. | |
| I just saw it pop up. | |
| I think they're German. | |
| Siemens has been around for a long time. | |
| I'm pretty sure it's a German one that came around the same time. | |
| That's what I thought too. | |
| I didn't think it was Spanish. | |
| I don't know how much is to read into this whole thing, but I do know that oftentimes, you know, these accidents are not exactly what they look like, and who knows, you know? | |
| What do you think? | |
| Well, it just goes to show you, look, this has been happening, Craig. | |
| I know people who, like I said, they're trying to bring the manufacturing and everything back to the United States, and every time they make a little progress, there are some people that try and throw a wrench in it. | |
| And so seeing that is not surprising, but at the same time, it's futile, and they should understand what they're doing is not going to help them, those bad people. | |
| I agree. | |
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| Well, you know, I think we should go with yours. | |
| Okay, well, you know, I wanted to start with this story here in the second hour about a new idea being floated by Trump's White House. | |
| And this one I kind of love, not going to lie. | |
| There's a strategic necessity to obtaining Greenland, and I'm all for it. | |
| Not just because I understand the strategic element to having that sort of northern shore control, which will help us control those northern shipping lanes as they open up. | |
| As that ice cap starts melting... | |
| It will open up new passages through the North Atlantic and through the Arctic that are currently being controlled primarily by Russia. | |
| Russia has the icebreakers and the other things necessary to navigate those. | |
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| And these new shipping lanes will create an entire economic... | |
| It'll create an entirely new economic stream of revenue, right, for who controls them. | |
| Just as, you know, the Panama Canal did, and just as any other, you know, merchant lane does when you have it, this is no different. | |
| And I think that's partially why Trump's doing it. | |
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| There's obviously other resources there that are valuable. | |
| And there's the idea that it's a strategic defense point for the United States. | |
| It's about, you know, if there are shipping lanes and there are military lanes, and that's obviously something we'd want to control as well. | |
| So there's a number of reasons why it's good. | |
| Personally, though... | |
| I want them to annex or take over Greenland because I'd love to be able to go there without a passport and visit. | |
| I think it sounds awesome, actually. | |
| I love going to places like that, and I think Greenland... | |
| I mean, I know I can go there now with a passport, but it's a foreign country. | |
| It'd be better if it was American, right? | |
| Then I can... | |
| Justify it. | |
| I'm giving my money to Americans. | |
| But here's the plan. | |
| Here's the plan. | |
| The U.S. is looking to annex Greenland. | |
| So Trump's team's thinking has basically been, this is reported by the Latin Times, why don't we just pay them? | |
| Okay, Nick, you tell me what you think of this. | |
| So the plan, this is it. | |
| Offer $10,000 per person, replace Denmark's $600 million in support, And grab the entire island, which is full of rare earth minerals, uranium, oil, you name it. | |
| Which also, these resources are kind of locked under an ice sheet right now, but that ice sheet is going to eventually start melting as the climate shifts, which it always does. | |
| It's not like, oh, climate change, we're all going to drown. | |
| No, it's like the climate changes, believe it or not. | |
| That's literally what it does. | |
| They're crunching the numbers to see how affordable that really is, and I don't know if all the people will sign up for it, because I'm sure they have their leftists up there, too, that will protest by the tens, if not hundreds, against Trump. | |
| If they only got a few hundred of them, Craig, can't we just use Israel to sexually blackmail them and then control them? | |
| I'm not sure that that's how that works, but, you know, that sounds like a horrific idea. | |
| No, yeah, okay. | |
| But seriously, $10,000 a person, they're going to say we start supporting them because Denmark apparently only pays them $600 million a year, I guess, in support. | |
| So we would match that plus give everyone $10,000, I guess. | |
| And I don't know if that's an annual $10,000 or... | |
| $10,000 just once, a one-time payment. | |
| But you know what's funny? | |
| You don't see a whole lot of land purchases anymore, right? | |
| You really don't. | |
| I mean, it's like the last thing I read about was, you know, we had the, what was it, the Louisiana purchase. | |
| And then there were a couple other deals that we bought. | |
| The Seward Alaskan deal, I think, was the last one the United States made. | |
| Maybe it was that or Hawaii was annexed. | |
| But then I guess we also annexed the Samoans. | |
| I think Hawaii just stole. | |
| Well, we annexed a lot of stuff after World War II, too, I believe, like Philippines. | |
| And I know we annexed a bunch of stuff in the Caribbean. | |
| But, I mean, honestly, I'm all for it. | |
| I say, let's pick them up! | |
| Yeah, dude, just why not buy it? | |
| Because, like, look at the Louisiana Purchase. | |
| It's brilliant, dude. | |
| $16 million, and then they owned America after that. | |
| That was all they needed. | |
| And, you know, Napoleon was hurting for money, so he was like, alright, dude, here you go. | |
| Take it. | |
| Fine, take it. | |
| You know, take the win. | |
| Keep winning. | |
| Do it like Trump says. | |
| We're going to win so much that you can't take it anymore, but we're going to keep winning. | |
| Yeah, we'll never stop winning. | |
| We'll be winning forever. | |
| No, I don't know. | |
| We'll see what happens. | |
| It's an interesting thought. | |
| Greenlanders don't sound very thrilled about it, but, you know, any deal can be made appealing if it's done in the right way. | |
| You know? | |
| I don't think that they're accounting for how valuable being American is. | |
| You know? | |
| I think that's something they should factor in. | |
| Anyway, stay tuned. | |
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| I think we should do it. | |
| I think I'm all in. | |
| So that's something we should keep in mind. | |
| There are other stories out there, though. | |
| One of the interesting stories, though, that came across the radar here recently is that Crossfire Hurricane, the internal FBI messages surrounding it and other things have been released. | |
| It seems as though a new document trove has been released on Capitol Hill, which we're waiting to see what it actually is. | |
| We haven't gotten the full details of it yet, but it seems like the information is being put out there. | |
| Crossfire Hurricane files are being released, 700 pages that are unredacted. | |
| They're going to Congress, and then they're going to be making their way out to the public sooner than later. | |
| We'll see, Nick, but is there anything that we're going to find out in these Crossfire Hurricane documents that we don't already know? | |
| That's my question. | |
| I think so. | |
| I think they're going to find out the judges, the FISA judge that signed off on it. | |
| It's the same judge that's after Trump even now. | |
| You know, they're going to find out that... | |
| Basically, in 2016, that they tried to steal the election. | |
| And Tulsi Gabbard, as I mentioned earlier, she said that they have all the evidence of the cheating and that the machines were designed to cheat. | |
| They've had that the whole time. | |
| They've had that since 2016. | |
| And I know that for a fact. | |
| And because the person who inspected the machines knew they were made to cheat, went over to the NSA, told them about the cheating that was about to happen. | |
| They shut off. | |
| Obama's personal VPN. | |
| DOD VPN personally issued to Barack Hussein Obama. | |
| They turned that VPN off and the cheating stopped in 2016. | |
| No wonder they did the crossfire hurricane deal. | |
| It's because they were facing certain death. | |
| Someone found out they were going to cheat. | |
| That's treason. | |
| And they stopped him. | |
| So they didn't know who it was. | |
| Like, oh my gosh, is it Trump? | |
| Who is it? | |
| We got to get Trump out of there because if he finds out that this was going on and he didn't know... | |
| Then he's going to prosecute these people. | |
| Them. And so they panicked. | |
| And they had to preserve their system. | |
| He was a direct threat because they didn't expect him to win because they were going to cheat. | |
| They're like, oh gosh, what do we do now? | |
| He's an honest guy. | |
| What are we supposed to do? | |
| We can't bribe him. | |
| We can't get him drunk. | |
| We can't tempt him with women. | |
| They can't get to him. | |
| And so what do they do? | |
| They set him up. | |
| Because they can't influence him at all. | |
| He has his own mind and he He makes every decision like an executive for his life. | |
| For anything that he does, he makes it like an executive. | |
| All right, so this dude, they set him up. | |
| And he already knew they were going to set him up because Admiral Rogers went over and told him that they were wiretapping, illegally wiretapping him. | |
| And so then he had a skiff set up over at Trump Tower. | |
| And that's where he told him about it. | |
| And so what does Admiral Rogers do? | |
| He puts the NSA under... | |
| Under what's called a combatant command, instead of being an agency in and of itself, it became a combatant command, which basically makes it part of the military, just not officially through congressional means, the same way the Space Force was kind of done, but that was executive order and other stuff. | |
| But same deal. | |
| So these guys, they all know they're caught. | |
| There's nothing they can do. | |
| Those 50 people that got their security clearances revoked, they're involved in Crossfire Hurricane, but a lot of them are involved in 9-11 as well. | |
| And they, of course, it all goes back to that, Craig. | |
| In the end, at the end of all this trail and all of this misery and all of this uncovering, we're going to find out. | |
| Obviously, they stole all the money, but we've been run by criminals for so long that we had no idea. | |
| And I thought it was corrupt before I started blowing the whistle, but after seeing the machine, it's an impossible... | |
| Intelligence and willpower to do it. | |
| And, you know, we're watching this all take place. | |
| And spoiler alert, spoiler alert, Kash Patel knows about Alan Perot's files that have been basically the FBI trying to hide them like morons. | |
| Instead of just leaving him alone like they should have, they harassed him and then made fake charges and took his property. | |
| And they still haven't given it back to him. | |
| But those dum-dums have done that and then... | |
| Basically put all of the evidence of the treason, you know, they put it into a box and then wrapped it with a bow and say, there you go. | |
| And now Kash Patel, he knows that there's exculpatory evidence in that information that must be provided to the military tribunal. | |
| That's going on for the 9-11 tribunal. | |
| And what happens in the military tribunal, Craig, I'll tell you. | |
| So you'll have the judge at the JAG and everybody there, and then all of a sudden new evidence is introduced, and it's like, oh, this guy wasn't the planner. | |
| They'd say, all right, you're free to go. | |
| Bring this guy here, though. | |
| Bring these five people here now, though. | |
| And then they'll go. | |
| They'll put bags over their heads in the middle of the night. | |
| They'll drag them out, and they'll take them to Guantanamo Bay, and they're going to face the charges for what they've done. | |
| All of them. | |
| Yeah, I think you've heard a lot of stuff similar to what I've heard, and a lot of our sources are similar, and some are different. | |
| Obviously, you have very good sources that I think have talked about this stuff with us, with you, and then whatever you want to call it, it's disseminated. | |
| And the idea being, though, that there is a big military operation happening, right? | |
| The continuity of government was kicked in. | |
| Those things facing outward are meant to create an illusion or a perception that something's happening that is not. | |
| And this is why everything seems so, you know, I guess at times tenuous, at times we're winning, at times we're losing. | |
| It seems like it's bouncing back and forth. | |
| But your contention from day one has always been, and a lot of the people who you trust, who I know, Is that this has been, from day one with Trump, a military-style operation, and that he has been in with them from day one, | |
| right? Yes, and I don't want to go too far, but I do know that he was asked to run years in advance, and I won't say how many. | |
| Right. And I think it lends itself to the idea... | |
| That we know everything we see is fake, right? | |
| I mean, that I think people can agree on, at least, if nothing else. | |
| It's like, yeah, what they tell us isn't real. | |
| Like, they're not telling us the truth. | |
| They're just giving us short snippets of the truth. | |
| And this is why it can be, like, mind-numbingly frustrating for people. | |
| Like, tear your hair out frustrating when you watch this continue on and on, this saga that never ends. | |
| You know, you got criminals who are not in jail. | |
| You have innocent people who are being put in jail. | |
| You have everything in between that as well. | |
| lies smears corruption everything and it's all being done in a way that i think preserves the integrity of our system as best as can could be preserved if that makes sense | |
| It's not an excuse. | |
| No innocent man should suffer, but if the system is as corrupt as we all know it is, it doesn't just get fixed with something simple. | |
| It takes a highly complex and highly orchestrated operation that would take probably years if not decades, which you believe we are in the middle of. | |
| Yes, I believe that the same people From JFK era, generals were briefed and they were getting ready. | |
| They created the special forces to take on the CIA and they killed him. | |
| They killed him, you know, and the special forces was going to be used against the CIA and the runaway rogue government. | |
| And instead of another general being put in charge of it that created it, they put the State Department in charge of it. | |
| And at that moment, the coup was complete. | |
| Because that was his ace in the hole was going to be that one. | |
| And, you know, it goes all the way back to then. | |
| And the same generals that worked together, they were part of this group. | |
| Um, stuck together and they continued to communicate. | |
| And, um, in the nineties, they actually started to form a big group of generals that were retired, basically like a consortium of sorts that advises the president on whatever they might need XYZ for this Asia, whatever. | |
| And these are the honest ones. | |
| Keep in mind that these are the honest generals in that they recruited them slowly over time after they retired. | |
| And then they've been mounting and mounting and mounting up all of this think tank, the best of the best of the best, sir, kind of people. | |
| And then they have strategically planned all of this. | |
| And that's what's all unfolding, and there's nothing that can stop it now. | |
| It's already over. | |
| I mean, essentially, we're just watching the tail end of it, and most of it won't even be realized until it's already over. | |
| Yeah, I think it all... | |
| I would hope that that is the case, I guess, because that means that... | |
| There will be justice for those who have committed these heinous crimes. | |
| I mean, that is my hope, but I also understand those who are skeptical who see this and sort of, a lot of people will scoff at it, a lot of people will dismiss it altogether, a lot of people will say it's fantasy or it's some delusion, but I would argue that a lot of the stuff that happened, | |
| right, the crimes that were committed that we know about that have been released, I can't, like, The world changed when Trump became president. | |
| And I don't think it changed in a way that is... | |
| I don't know. | |
| It changed in a way I would describe as this. | |
| When do you remember a time where the government would have ever allowed you to clearly see... | |
| The fact that there's a uniparty manipulation happening, right? | |
| Like, I mean, there were always people awake, and the internet definitely made a huge dent in that. | |
| But it's put on full display every day on the main fake news propaganda networks. | |
| Even they, it's so... | |
| Obvious they can't ignore it. | |
| I mean, they try to as best they can, but even they have to cover it to a point. | |
| And people kind of tacitly recognize that. | |
| And if the whole operation is predicated on awakening the public, like you've said, like I've said, like we've talked about many times here on the show, you cannot just dump a bucket of water on people's head and expect them to just wake up. | |
| I mean, you slowly sort of, hey, hey, are you awake? | |
| Hey, look at this. | |
| Hey, look at that. | |
| Hey, see this? | |
| This doesn't make sense, does it? | |
| Well, maybe you should ask why, you know? | |
| Because it's like when you wake up somebody, you're not supposed to wake up somebody who's sleepwalking, right? | |
| Because it can be traumatic and damage them and put them into a state of psychosis. | |
| That's like the same thing. | |
| You've got to imagine, these people are sleepwalking all around us. | |
| Right? So the way you wake them up is not by shaking them and saying, Get up, you dumb idiot! | |
| Get up! | |
| You know, you kind of gently bring them up or let them sleep it off and then give them information over time. | |
| That's what I think we're in the midst of. | |
| Would you agree? | |
| Yeah, and I've gotten to the point, Craig, where I actually just stopped trying to wake people up because we've hit critical mass. | |
| Every time I've ever woke someone up, though, and they said thank you for doing it, at first they don't like it. | |
| But then after they have questions, and then they're like, thank you. | |
| What can I do, though, now that I know this? | |
| And I said... | |
| This is what you need to do. | |
| You need to tell at least two other people about what you know. | |
| And if you continue that and you ask that of each person, it will continue to spread the truth. | |
| Yeah, and I think that's where some people have experienced frustration while some others experience sort of elation and some others experience sort of Mixed emotions on it all? | |
| There's a mixed bag, I think, out there. | |
| But, yeah, we're going to come back and keep going. | |
| and stay tuned. | |
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| And, you know, we're talking about this idea, Nick, that I think is interesting, particularly when you factor in, you know, there's not so subtle hints that are being dropped by President Trump regularly. | |
| I mean, he was in front of the press gaggle, that's what they call it, believe it or not, on Air Force One not too long ago. | |
| He was basically asked about running for a third term, and he said something to the effect of, well, you know, this is really like my third term, so you're really asking me if I would be running a fourth term. | |
| And the implication obviously could be taken a number of ways. | |
| Most people took it as him saying, oh, well, you know, I won the 2020 election, and just kind of tugging cheek saying it. | |
| There is a group of people out there, I would assume you're one of them, and I may be on the fence, but I'm leaning toward one side over the other, in understanding that there's a high probability that he was saying basically, | |
| well, I've actually been the president, but I just haven't been front-facing. | |
| And this goes all the way into a whole bunch of things. | |
| For instance, some people are looking at the inauguration. | |
| The part in the inauguration where Trump is sworn in, but he doesn't put his hand on the Bible. | |
| A lot of people are saying it was Roberts not giving Melania time to put his hand down. | |
| But some people are saying he didn't use the Bible because he never left office, so he couldn't swear on the Bible to take an oath he's already sworn. | |
| So, he was just repeating the oath in a less official way. | |
| I don't know. | |
| You know, that's just something. | |
| And then another thing that's crazy. | |
| The auto-pen thing with Joe Biden. | |
| I mean, listen to Trump the other day talking about that. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| And you know what? | |
| They ought to find out who was using that auto-pen. | |
| Because whoever that person was, he or she, was like the president of the United States. | |
| And I'm against auto pens. | |
| I think auto pens are not a good thing, especially when you're talking about documents like we're signing today. | |
| If he can't sign, then he can't be president. | |
| It's pretty simple. | |
| Let's see whether or not he could sign. | |
| But I think that should be tested. | |
| I really think that should be tested. | |
| It's another one. | |
| And you may think about it, because how can a man that... | |
| Did he really know that when they gave all false information on the council? | |
| I mean, the whole unselect committee of political lunatics... | |
| They destroyed all the information. | |
| You can't get any information. | |
| They went for like a year and a half, almost two years, screaming and ranting and raving. | |
| Democrats plus two worse than Democrats. | |
| So, it's that kind of stuff that people are like, okay. | |
| And then I get it. | |
| Some people are like, well, if he was president, then why was, you know, he allowing Autopen to be used to sign these executors? | |
| Well, I mean, to be quite honest, if the auto pen was doing the signing, then nobody was really in | |
| It means nobody was officially president who was... | |
| Yep. That who you thought was president was not the president. | |
| Right? So... | |
| Go on. | |
| When he says four terms or whatever, think about it this way, the same way with the tariffs. | |
| You put them up, you take them down. | |
| You put them up, you take them down. | |
| If you're in continuity of government, there's probably going to be more controls, like specific dates and stuff. | |
| Maybe there's like a window date where they peek and see how it's going, and if it's okay, then Trump will be fully reinstated. | |
| But if not, then he's going to go back to being decentralized control and the people that he predates. | |
| it's perfect for him because that's what he does. | |
| he puts the best people in place, he gives them the tools they need, and they get the job done. | |
| And he doesn't have to be physically involved or even involved with these people. | |
| He already picked the best people. | |
| That's his thing. | |
| That's his advantage here. | |
| And so these people that are in control of certain things in COG, all right, they're in control of that stuff, and they might as well be him because he trusts them that much. | |
| But see, this is how he could have been, I think, president for, like, technically at the executive seat four times already because he could, you know, yo-yo back and forth. | |
| You know, check this little period, see if it's okay for him to come back. | |
| No. All right. | |
| Now it's back to COG. | |
| See what I'm saying? | |
| And I think that's what's been going on. | |
| And what the Democrats and these people don't realize is that that will continue until they're defeated. | |
| Period. This will continue until they are defeated. | |
| There's nothing that they can do. | |
| The cog will continue. | |
| And I think one of the things people... | |
| You know, understand, I mean, economy of government is one of the most highly guarded secrets our government has, right? | |
| And just its operation and how it works. | |
| Because, obviously, you don't want the enemy to find out how your government works if they attack you, right? | |
| That would be a security vulnerability. | |
| So... This all could be happening, and everything that we see could be an illusion. | |
| And I know that sounds so far-fetched. | |
| It's so hard to even wrap your head around. | |
| But it actually, strangely, seems to make more sense than many other alternatives that I've been told. | |
| The one that always got me when Joe Biden supposedly won, right? | |
| And he won with whatever his, you know, vote total was or whatever. | |
| You know, with like 85, 120, like 300 million votes. | |
| He won every vote that ever existed, right? | |
| It was like 80 million, some ridiculous number. | |
| I thought to myself, now people aren't, like, there are people who are paid a lot of money or who have very high levels of, you know, Intelligence, who are put in positions of power, | |
| who are not this stupid, right? | |
| Like, this is clearly fraud. | |
| And I'm like, it's not only clearly fraud, it's like bad fraud. | |
| It's like some guy goes to a bank, right? | |
| And instead of like... | |
| Doing the effort of, like, making a photocopy of a blank check and then filling it out and doing all this stuff, he just, like, he takes a piece of paper and writes, check, pay me $500,000, and, like, just hands it to the cashier and goes, | |
| yes, I'll take my $500,000, please. | |
| It's, like, that level of bad fraud. | |
| So you want me to believe that nobody was able to do anything about it? | |
| Every judge just decided unilaterally? | |
| Hey, we're not going to look into this. | |
| People, I mean, you had precincts across the country reporting 105, 110% voter turnout. | |
| Well, I'm no expert on percentages, and I'm not a mathematician, but I'm pretty sure if you have 5% more than 100% of people voting, there's fraud. | |
| I'm not crazy. | |
| I have to imagine that that's fraudulent. | |
| And that happened in Wisconsin and then you had other places where you had other crazy obvious fraud happening. | |
| The people, they're counting the votes and they're putting up cardboard so you can't see what they're doing. | |
| What's up with that? | |
| Videos of people running the same ballot through the machine 20 times. | |
| That's weird! | |
| And to think that all of that It's just ignored. | |
| It really is either we're living in idiocracy, which is, I guess, possible, or, you know, the people who could have intervened were told not to. | |
| Right? Yeah. | |
| And then the question becomes, who told them not to intervene? | |
| And that's where you get into the rabbit hole of all of this stuff, right? | |
| So, alright, we're taking a break. | |
| I'd love to hear you guys' thoughts on it. | |
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| You can run on for a long time. | |
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| Go tell that long... | |
| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo. | |
| Nick, we had some texts or two, and then we had somebody call in. | |
| Should we bring him on? | |
| What do you think, Nick? | |
| Bring him on. | |
| All right, caller, you're on the air. | |
| What do you got? | |
| Good morning, guys. | |
| Blake from Arizona. | |
| I hate to bring it up again, but that analogy with the ants I think is important. | |
| If you catch 100 red fire ants as well as 100 black ants and put them in a jar at first, nothing happens. | |
| However, If you shake the heck out of that jar and dump them back on the ground, the red ants think the black ants are the enemy and vice versa. | |
| In reality, the real enemy is a person who shook the jar. | |
| So we should ask ourselves, who's shaking the jar and why? | |
| And I think they have to categorize people, and the reason they do that, call them the pros and the cons of any group. | |
| But they're trying to turn us against each other to distract us from turning against them, meaning the people that are shaking the jar. | |
| And I always go back to, we all want progress. | |
| The thing we don't want is change, because that's hard. | |
| And the question I want to ask the people that are fighting so hard against the Trump tariffs and Trump agenda is, Catasquo, in my opinion, is not working well. | |
| We're, what, $37 trillion in debt, blah, blah, blah. | |
| So we have to try something new. | |
| So anyway, I think that we have to realize that progress, change is difficult, but we have to do that in order to have progress. | |
| So you guys have a great weekend. | |
| Love your show. | |
| Love you guys. | |
| Thanks. God bless you. | |
| And I would say status quo is great for the people working at the NGOs who are making millions of dollars off the taxpayers. | |
| They love status quo. | |
| That's why they're organizing these protests and getting the useful idiots mobilized. | |
| But no, I agree with you that that is the thing. | |
| Without causing panic, it's hard to Express the level of incompetency and corruption that has run this government straight into the ground. | |
| And it's like the plane analogy. | |
| It's like we're in a nosedive and people are just, you know, they think they're on a roller coaster and they're like, if you don't pull up, if you don't pull up, this thing's going to hit the ground. | |
| And gravity will do its thing. | |
| So I... | |
| I think we need to really right the ship. | |
| I think we need to see through, like you said, the division tactics. | |
| They want to divide us because it's the age-old divide-and-conquer strategy that they time and again implement. | |
| Like I said, if you're going to wake people up to this stuff, I think it's a great analogy. | |
| The sleepwalker analogy is the one I like the best for it because... | |
| You know, if you wake somebody up, the reason they tell you not to wake up sleepwalkers, primarily as I understand it, is because if you wake them up in the middle of their sleepwalking and they find themselves outside of their bed and in some strange place, it can actually trigger a reaction of anger and violence and they can attack you or it's like a momentary psychosis that can be triggered. | |
| It's the same way with these masses that have been put to sleep. | |
| They are sleepwalking through life, and if we just shake them all awake, they will lose it. | |
| And this is particularly what you see with the people who have been activated and mobilized and put forth for the divide and conquer tactic. | |
| They're basically perpetually kept in that state of psychotic anger. | |
| Lashing out violence because they're programmed through trauma-based mind control and the fear and all that stuff. | |
| So that's the way I see it. | |
| What about you, Nick? | |
| Yeah, they use neuro-linguistic programming. | |
| Just the right words, just the right way to completely... | |
| For example, there's like a terrible headline. | |
| I don't know, bombing happens, people get hurt, whatever. | |
| And then they'll use like one word that's a modifier that will completely change your perception about what happened. | |
| But it's a lie. | |
| It's very easy to do. | |
| yeah like um trump supporter bombs abortion clinic and it's like is that we don't even know if he's a trump supporter they just say it right wing right wing terrorist attack you know and then that programs them to understand you know who | |
| the enemy is who to direct their anger toward uh yeah and | |
| Yeah, correct. | |
| Yeah, cognitive dissonance is what's going on. | |
| So if you wake up a sleepwalker or somebody that has cognitive disconnect and show them that I was on Revolver News, | |
| and there's a guy, Joe Kent. | |
| I think Trump got him in counterterrorism, and he's going through his confirmation hearing, and they're doing some research into the voter fraud that happened down in Maricopa County. | |
| He said that on his confirmation here with Mark Kelly that was doing the investigation. | |
| So that's all for Revolver News, but you guys have a great weekend. | |
| Thanks for taking your time to answer my call. | |
| Alright, thanks brother. | |
| We appreciate it. | |
| God bless. | |
| Thanks. Alright, real quick. | |
| Ann, you're on the air. | |
| You got not long. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| Okay, well thanks for giving me so much time. | |
| Please get a pencil and paper. | |
| I want you to know that the whole situation, everything that's going on is related to our election systems. | |
| And if you go to TinaPeters.us That you will find the results of what she found, and she's the only person in the country, because she did her job preserving the records that she was required lawfully to do. | |
| Okay? So the first item... | |
| Sorry. I'm sorry, Ann. | |
| We're hitting a break. | |
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| I wish we had more time, Ann, but that's how it goes. | |
| So... I apologize. | |
| Ann has usually got a lot of information. | |
| It's hard to bring her on, though, because she just comes out of left field with a lot of information. | |
| So we'll try to make sure we give her a little more time next time. | |
| Anyway, everybody stay tuned. | |
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| What? | |
| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| It's our final segment, man. | |
| Time flies. | |
| Nick, final thought for the day. | |
| My final thought is that I had a lot of fun with you, Craig, talking about all this stuff today. | |
| It cheered me up a little bit to remember that this crazy illusion is all just a big illusion and that the good guys already have won. | |
| I get caught up in it, too, like you do sometimes. | |
| Everybody does, and we forget. | |
| But I think pulling that back in was fun today. | |
| I agree. | |
| I agree. | |
| And to leave you with a little bit more hope and encouragement, Nick and everyone out there listening, let's go to Scripture. | |
| Let's remind ourselves what we're told through Scripture and how to understand the world and what we're seeing, right? | |
| What is God, right? | |
| It talks about it here in 1 John 1. It says, 1 John 1, verse 5 through 10, it says, Now this is the message we have heard from him and declare to you. | |
| God is light, and there is absolutely no darkness in him. | |
| If we say we have fellowship with him, yet we walk in darkness, we are lying and not practicing. | |
| If we say we have no sin, we are deceiving ourselves, | |
| and the truth is not in us. | |
| If we confess our sins, He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. | |
| If we say we don't have any sin, we make him a liar and his word is not in us. | |
| And that's my message to all of you. | |
| I want you to take this with you and contemplate it over the weekend as I will myself in reminding myself, which I have to do every day, to remind myself that if we want to walk with God, We have to keep the line of communication open and we have to continually confess our sin and not only do we have to show him that we are honest and forthright with him because he knows, | |
| regardless of whether we try to deceive him or not, God knows the truth. | |
| He will not be fooled. | |
| We should not fool ourselves, right? | |
| What are these verses talking about? | |
| It's talking about what we fall into this trap of sometimes. | |
| We convince ourselves of things that we know are not true in our hearts, so it's always good to take time and account for our own actions. | |
| We are not going to be able to deceive God. | |
| We will eventually, inevitably be walking in darkness ourselves if we convince ourselves that we have fellowship with Him when we don't, or that we have no sin when we do. | |
| That is an unimaginable thing that only can be explained by... | |
| You know, by your own experiencing it, I would say, in the most real terms. | |
| So, if you haven't accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior, I ask you now, open your heart and say a prayer. | |
| Call upon His name. | |
| Accept Him as your Lord and Savior. | |
| Confess your sin and walk in fellowship with Him. | |
| Let Him take that burden. | |
| Cast your care on Him. | |
| But... That's where we're going to leave it. | |
| I want to thank everybody. | |
| I want to thank Nick, thank the callers, thank the texters, thank all of you guys out there listening. | |
| We'll be back on Monday, God willing, same time, same place. | |
| Until then, we'll see you next time. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo. | |
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