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| More than 2.5%. | |
| Its sales and revenue were better than expected in the recent quarter. | |
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| Home Depot is standing by its forecast for the year, and it intends to generally maintain current pricing levels. | |
| Home Depot says about half its merchandise is sourced from the U.S. Bitcoin is trading over $105,000 this morning, and other cryptocurrencies are also rising after the Senate voted to advance a bill. | |
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| The Denver Nuggets season came to an end yesterday in Oklahoma City as they lost in Game 7 of the Western Conference Semifinals, 125-93. | |
| Nikola Jokic had 20 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists as the Thunder win the series four games to three. | |
| The Colorado Rockies were edged yesterday in Arizona 1-0 by the Diamondbacks. | |
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| He drops to 2-5 on the season. | |
| Colorado is just 8-38, just three hits in yesterday's loss for the Rockies. | |
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| The truth. | |
| It is the middle ground between light and shadow, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. | |
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| There's something happening here What it is ain't exactly clear There's a man with a gun over there Telling me I've got to beware I think it's time we stop Children, what's that sound? | |
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| Welcome to the School for Startups Minute with Jim Beach. | |
| This year we are working our way through every single thing you need to know about starting a low-risk business. | |
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| Not the sport's most valuable player, but something very different. | |
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| Before the memories come. | |
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| They call the Lolita Express. | |
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| Everyone looks a little bit nicer when you finally meet the devil. | |
| I had me a red talk on a red day looking for a thank you dressed in blue. | |
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| All the Baptists and the Catholics, all the Marxists and the fascists. | |
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| You rolling? | |
| I'm honored to be interviewed by Alex Jones, a truth seeker, fighting for justice in America. | |
| Alex Charvin makes me all smiley. | |
| Aaron, when did you start to think something was wrong in the world, or start to find out about the whole banking cartel and the federal reserve system, but the new order? | |
| Well, that was a progression of events. | |
| I've always been a very independent person. | |
| I always believed in individuality and that we were put on this earth to be unique individuals to fulfill our God-given potential. | |
| And that the only way to fulfill your potential is to be free to find out who you are and to make your errors, to make mistakes. | |
| And as I grew up, I began to realize more and more the government was inhibiting me in things that I wanted to do. | |
| What happened, I was very successful in the ladies lingerie business. | |
| I worked for my dad. | |
| He had a small undergarment business. | |
| And I created the first ladies bikini panties back in 1963, actually. | |
| And then I opened up a nightclub in Chicago called the Electric Theater that opened up the day Martin Luther King was assassinated. | |
| Wow. | |
| And so the city of Chicago was in flames the day my club opened. | |
| And nobody came out to the club. | |
| And, well, what happened was that that was the year of the Democratic Convention in Chicago, in '68. | |
| And so my club became a hangout for the hippies, you know, because they wanted to go to Chicago and protest what was going on. | |
| And I was having a concert at my club one night to raise money, and the police raided the nightclub, nightclub for no reason at all. | |
| And I was standing outside in my office, overlooking the street, and I saw all these paddy wagons pulling up in front of my club. | |
| When I was a 24-year-old kid, you know, I had no experience at all, really. | |
| I said, what are these paddy wagons doing here? | |
| And then I saw all these cops getting out of the paddy wagons coming into my club. | |
| I said, oh my God, they're raiding me. | |
| And so I ran down to the stage, and I got on the stage, and I stopped the band from playing, and I said to the people in the audience, we're being raided. | |
| You know, so sit down on the floor, cooperate, you know, and plot your identification and cooperate with the police. | |
| And as I said that, two of the cops from behind threw me onto the floor and grabbed me and started dragging me out of the club. | |
| And I'm going, you know, victory, victory! | |
| You know, I'm playing for all it was worth at the time. | |
| I was a kid. | |
| And then I saw the fight department there. | |
| And the fire department was dumping garbage cans, the garbage, all over the floor. | |
| And I thought to myself, why are they doing that? | |
| And very quickly, as they were dragging me out. | |
| And I didn't quite understand it. | |
| So they threw me into the paddy wagon. | |
| As I got into the paddy wagon, one of the cops grabbed my testicles from behind and squeezed. | |
| And I went into the paddy wagon in gigantic pain. | |
| And the next person that came into the paddy wagon, as he was stepping in, the cops took the billy club, smashed him on the head with it, and just split his skull. | |
| You know, for no reason. | |
| I mean, there was nothing wrong. | |
| So that was kind of your awakening? | |
| That was my awakening. | |
| Like, what is going on? | |
| I thought this was America. | |
| So I initially waved it on Chicago. | |
| I made a daily think. | |
| It was just Chicago. | |
| And anyway, it was the headlines in the newspapers the next day. | |
| You know, there was my picture in the newspapers, the headlines, electric theater short-circuited, it was raided. | |
| And in the article, they went ahead and they said that the reason they raided the club was because the fire department came there and saw it was messy, full of garbage, and the hippies started attacking them. | |
| Which was totally not true. | |
| It was totally false. | |
| It was a complete fabrication. | |
| So they ran a false flag on you. | |
| Yeah, of course. | |
| And I was in shock. | |
| I said, people lie like that? | |
| People actually do these things? | |
| I couldn't believe it. | |
| It was an awakening to me. | |
| And I went on television. | |
| I told people on television that they lied. | |
| Nobody cared. | |
| Nobody cared what the truth was. | |
| It was shocking to me. | |
| And then a week or two weeks later, I forget exactly what it was, two cops come to see me, a lieutenant and a sergeant. | |
| A captain and a sergeant. | |
| And they said, Mr. Russo, we're sorry if you got hurt that night at the club and the raid, but we're here to tell you that if you want to keep the club open, it's going to take $2,000 a month, and we're going to come see you once a month. | |
| And whenever we have to raid you, we're going to call you, you know, and we'll let you know we're going to come in tonight and raid you. | |
| This was mafia. | |
| Well, the police mafia, you know. | |
| And actually, it was actually more interesting than that. | |
| They said, listen, there's the A plan, there's the B plan, and there's the Super Deluxe plan. | |
| And this one, of course, each one, of course, has that much money a month. | |
| Which one do you want? | |
| What was the Super Deluxe? | |
| That's the one I took. | |
| That was a $2,000 a month plan. | |
| And I took that plan, and... | |
| I paid them $2,000 a month, and they left me alone. | |
| And whenever they were going to raid the club, they would come there, we're going to have a phony raid tonight, you know, just to look good for the people in the neighborhood, you know. | |
| So that was your first big education? | |
| That was my education into corruption and government, you know. | |
| But I really thought that was basically Chicago. | |
| I didn't realize the whole country was like that. | |
| And so that was my wake-up call, that people lie and cheat and steal. | |
| And I thought everybody was always honest and nice and decent, and I had no idea about any of these things. | |
| Well, what happened to me was that one day they came to me, and they said, "Look, we can't take your money anymore." I said, "Why? | |
| What's up? | |
| What's going on?" I said, "We have to close your club. | |
| There's elections coming, and the aldermen in the neighborhood don't want you open anymore, so we can't take your money." So I had to go to court and fight them, and they were trying to close the club, and then one night there was a fire. | |
| And the club never reopened again. | |
| The club just closed. | |
| And that was the end of the club. | |
| And they burned me down. | |
| And that was the end of my experience. | |
| And then I moved back to New York, where I met Bette Midler. | |
| And I ran into her at a little nightclub she was playing called The Improv. | |
| And I thought she was fabulous. | |
| And through a series of events, I began managing her. | |
| And as soon as I started managing her, her career took off like a rocket. | |
| You know, just fortuitous, I guess. | |
| And we became very, very successful. | |
| And through managing Bette, I started producing shows on Broadway where I won the Tony. | |
| And I produced a television show where I won the Emmy with Destin Hoffman and Bette. | |
| And then I produced The Rose for her where she got Academy Award nominations. | |
| And then that led me to producing Trading Places, which everybody knows. | |
| I think it's the best Eddie Murphy movie. | |
| Well, it's a good one. | |
| I don't know if it's the best, but it's a really good one. | |
| And I'm very proud I made that movie. | |
| And so, in my mind, I feel as if I've made a classic comedy in Trading Places, a classic musical in The Rose, and a classic documentary in Freedom to Fascism. | |
| You know, so I'm very proud of my work that I've done as a filmmaker. | |
| Aaron, why do you do this? | |
| What's the philosophy of your life? | |
| What do you think life's all about? | |
| I think the importance of life is to like yourself. | |
| If you don't like yourself, nothing means anything. | |
| To like yourself means you have to respect yourself. | |
| To respect yourself means you have to take actions that you respect if somebody else did them. | |
| And what's the point of living if you don't like who you are? | |
| You can have all the money in the world, and if you look in the mirror and you don't like what you see there, what's the point of it? | |
| So to me, the most important thing is that I like who I am, and that I take actions that I... | |
| I don't believe that. | |
| I believe people have the total ability to mold their character into what they choose to be in their life, what their ideals are. | |
| And that's what I try to do with my life. | |
| I am not the same person today I was 30 years ago. | |
| I've changed a lot because I wanted to be something better than what I was before. | |
| And my philosophy is that you have to like yourself, you have to be a decent person with character and integrity and honor. | |
| And that's what's important. | |
| Back in the late 80s, I was a pretty big silver trader and gold trader. | |
| And I don't think I've ever told this story on tape before. | |
| I was a pretty big silver and gold trader, and I always paid my taxes, and I took what was a legal tax deduction on my silver trades. | |
| And a few years later, I think it was '88 or '89 or something, the IRS claimed that what I did, and other people did as well, was now illegal. | |
| We couldn't do it anymore. | |
| But they made it retroactive. | |
| I said, what do you mean retroactive? | |
| It was legal then. | |
| I did what was legal. | |
| He said, yeah, but now we're making it illegal retroactively. | |
| And that's not good. | |
| So you owe us $600,000 or $800,000. | |
| For what? | |
| It was legal. | |
| How could you make something retroactive? | |
| Change the law backwards in time. | |
| It makes no sense. | |
| Well, we're doing it. | |
| And so everybody said they can't do that, so we went to court. | |
| A class-action lawsuit. | |
| And the judge agreed with the IRS, and said they could do it retroactively. | |
| And that's when I knew that there was something wrong in America with the IRS and the system here, you know. | |
| Aaron, you were telling me this story last night, and before you even finished saying, in the late 80s, the tax law said retroactive. | |
| And I knew that because they literally ruined my dad, but he paid. | |
| He didn't know. | |
| He still thought this was America. | |
| And it was legal tax law, what you're supposed to do. | |
| They said retroactively you owe, and with, not just retroactive, but they said you also have penalties and interest. | |
| That's right. | |
| So how do you have penalties and interest on something when they retroactively change the law? | |
| Well, first of all, how can you do anything retroactively? | |
| Penalties and interest are a farce. | |
| The whole thing is they do whatever they want to do. | |
| And that's when I realized America is not America. | |
| It's not the land that I was taught it was. | |
| Because they can do whatever they wish to do. | |
| And there's nothing the citizen can do about it. | |
| Now, you've made America Freedom to Fashion. | |
| I want to walk through that film. | |
| I want to encourage everybody out there to get a copy of it on DVD. | |
| It was also in theaters around the country. | |
| And I think the best film out there on the Federal Reserve and the IRS and the whole banker scam. | |
| I want to discuss that with you here. | |
| But I wanted to go back a little bit to the point that we discussed last night. | |
| Where you don't advise people to not pay. | |
| And I do the same thing. | |
| People say, well, wait, you're saying it's a scam, but you're saying go ahead and pay it. | |
| And I like the way you summed it up. | |
| Well, it's really fairly simple. | |
| I mean, since making that movie, many people come to me and ask me whether they should pay their income taxes or not. | |
| And I never advise people not to pay. | |
| And the reason I tell them, I say, look, I've done a lot of research. | |
| The Supreme Court has ruled. | |
| The IRS has no authority. | |
| The Sixteenth Amendment did not give the IRS the authority to tax your labor and your wages. | |
| That's a fact. | |
| The Supreme Court is the law of the land, you know, and the IRS does not trump the Supreme Court. | |
| However, that being the case, the fact is, if the Mafia would come to you and say, "We want $2,000 a month and we're going to hurt you," I would not advise you not to pay them, because you may get hurt by not paying them. | |
| Whether it's legal or not doesn't necessarily matter. | |
| You're going to get hurt if you don't. | |
| It's the same thing with the IRS. | |
| They can hurt you. | |
| They can put you in jail. | |
| They can torture you. | |
| So if you don't pay them, you may get hurt. | |
| So I never advise people not to pay. | |
| You know, I tell people, yeah, pay your taxes. | |
| Look what happened to Congressman Hansen. | |
| Yeah, Congressman Hansen is a great example. | |
| Pay your taxes. | |
| But you know what? | |
| Shut down the Federal Reserve System, and eventually you won't have to pay those taxes anymore. | |
| See, the IRS is a symptom of the problem. | |
| The real problem is the banking industry and the bankers in this country. | |
| That's where the real problem lies. | |
| That's the root of our problem. | |
| That's why we've lost America. | |
| Okay? | |
| So, yeah, pay your taxes. | |
| Because if you don't pay them, you might get hurt. | |
| And I've heard all the arguments, you know, what tax protesters say and so on and so forth. | |
| And I don't call them tax protesters. | |
| I call them the tax honesty movement. | |
| Because they're being honest, you know, at least. | |
| But the fact of the matter is, you're being forced, you're being compelled to pay it because you're facing jail sentences, you're facing time, you're facing corruption of the courts if you don't pay, right? | |
| And so you pay it, just like you'd pay the mafia. | |
| But with the mafia, at least you have the government to call and try and help you, to get past the mafia, to protect you. | |
| Here you have nobody to protect you. | |
| The American people are living in a matrix. | |
| They don't understand the truth of how things are working in this country. | |
| You know, and let me give you an example of what I'm talking about. | |
| The very fact is, if you ask 100 people on the street, what kind of government is America supposed to be? | |
| 99% of them will tell you a democracy. | |
| America is supposed to be a democracy. | |
| But that's a lie. | |
| That's an illusion. | |
| The word democracy is not written into the Constitution at one time. | |
| It's not in the Bill of Rights. | |
| It's not in the Declaration of Independence. | |
| The Founding Fathers... | |
| They hated the idea of a democracy. | |
| They thought it was the worst form of government there is. | |
| And I agree with them. | |
| Because in a democracy, 51% of the people control 49% of the people. | |
| If you're part of the 49%, you're not free. | |
| America was founded as a constitutional republic. | |
| And in that constitutional republic that we have, 99% of the people can't take away the rights of 1%. | |
| You have your rights because you were born with them. | |
| You have God-given human rights that nobody can take away from you. | |
| The government, the majority, no matter who they are, I can't take away your rights. | |
| And that's what our founding fathers gave us. | |
| But the psychological operations that they do to us, they make us believe that we're a democracy and that majority rules. | |
| You see? | |
| And they want you to believe that. | |
| Because then they tell you, this poll says, this many want this, and this many want that, and this many want this. | |
| And it doesn't have anything to do with anything. | |
| Well, Hitler was elected. | |
| Hitler was elected. | |
| Hitler did everything legally. | |
| And in a constitutional republic, a minority is protected against a majority. | |
| Wasn't it Benjamin Franklin to paraphrase that said, democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner? | |
| Exactly. | |
| And then he also said, in a republic, the sheep would have a gun. | |
| To protect himself, you know, and that's the truth. | |
| America's not a democracy, but U.S. are the most intelligent people. | |
| What form a government America's supposed to be? | |
| They'll say a democracy. | |
| That's what they've been brainwashed. | |
| They've been psyoped into believing that. | |
| They believe that we're in Iraq. | |
| They believe we're in Iraq to promote democracy. | |
| The word democracy, you hear George Bush saying, democracy means freedom. | |
| No. | |
| Democracy equals a new world order. | |
| Democracy equals slavery. | |
| The word democracy is not synonymous with freedom. | |
| It's the opposite of freedom. | |
| Democracy is the worst form of government you can have because it's the majority rule. | |
| And the government can tell you exactly what they want to tell you to do. | |
| Because the majority wants it. | |
| I don't care what the majority wants. | |
| I live my life as I choose. | |
| And if I don't commit violence, theft, or fraud against another human being, I can live my life as I wish. | |
| That's my choice. | |
| And I'm allowed to make mistakes. | |
| Because when you make mistakes, you learn from them. | |
| You grow as a human being. | |
| We're put on this earth to become the best individuals we can be. | |
| To fulfill our God-given potential. | |
| Right? | |
| We're not here to put on this earth so the government can tell us how to live our lives and what we must do when we put into these systems and these paradigms. | |
| No! | |
| The same thing in health. | |
| You know, if you're sick, you have to have a certain protocol. | |
| Nonsense! | |
| You know, be individuals. | |
| Think for yourself. | |
| Have critical thinking. | |
| You know? | |
| And so what's happened is that because they've taught everybody that we're a democracy, which is not true, so then in 1913, they bring the Federal Reserve System into being. | |
| Right? | |
| And now you have this Federal Reserve System, which then in 1913 got the right to create money for the government. | |
| When before that, the government created its own money. | |
| Now the government, when it needed money, Had to borrow it from this private bank called the Federal Reserve, which is a private bank owned by individuals, incorporated in Delaware. | |
| And so, what happens is, now the government borrows money from them to fund the government, and the government says, well, we have to pay these people interest. | |
| How are we going to pay them interest? | |
| Let's impose a tax on the labor of the American people, which never existed before, to pay the interest of the bankers. | |
| In fact, in 1980, Ronald Reagan said not one red cent of your income tax money goes to run the country. | |
| It all goes to the Federal Reserve. | |
| Well, it was the Grace Commission report that said that not one nickel goes to the infrastructure of the country. | |
| I guess Reagan quoted that. | |
| Right. | |
| But the point I'm trying to make is that by creating this Federal Reserve system, The government now became dependent on these private banks for money. | |
| And they started taxing us. | |
| You see? | |
| And so now what happens is that in 35, I believe it was, Social Security started. | |
| And they gave you Social Security cards, not to be used for identification, the Social Security number right on the card. | |
| Right? | |
| And through Social Security, they started deducting money out of your paycheck. | |
| That was the first time they were ever taking money out of your paycheck. | |
| Because people agreed to it because they thought it was going to their retirement fund. | |
| And so then when they instituted the income tax again, they started taking money out of your paycheck because Social Security could do it. | |
| And then they could do it again. | |
| You see what I'm saying? | |
| And so now they've even taken control of the tax. | |
| The tax payment itself. | |
| They look like you're a slave. | |
| They're taking it right there when you make it. | |
| Exactly. | |
| They don't even trust the public enough to go and sell it. | |
| To send them a check. | |
| Right. | |
| So they take it out automatically because they know people aren't going to want to pay it. | |
| So what's happened is that through the implementation of the Federal Reserve System, the government has become invested in these bankers. | |
| And they get their money from the bankers. | |
| And so... | |
| Then they impose a tax on us, which makes us more slaves, makes it more difficult for us to survive, right? | |
| Giving them more profits. | |
| And now, what's happened is that through the fair reserve system, the bankers have pretty much taken control of our government. | |
| It doesn't matter, Republican and Democrat anymore, because they're both the same. | |
| Neither one of them are talking about shutting down the fair reserve system or stopping the payment of taxes. | |
| You know, or any of the big issues that face Americans, right? | |
| So I had a friend, Nick Rockefeller, okay, who was one of the Rockefeller family. | |
| And he, when I was running for governor in Nevada, he came to me, introduced himself to me through an attorney. | |
| And we became friends. | |
| We started talking about things. | |
| And I learned an awful lot from Mr. Rockefeller. | |
| And one of the things that we used to talk about was the ultimate plan of the banking industry, what they wanted to accomplish. | |
| And the goals of the banking industry, not just the Federal Reserve System, but the private banks in Germany and England, all over Italy, all over the world, they all work together. | |
| They're all central banks. | |
| And they're all part of the Communist Manifesto. | |
| You know, central banking is one of the major planks of the Communist Manifesto. | |
| We talk about America being a capitalistic country, but yet at the same time we have a central bank that plans everything for us, right? | |
| And the graduated income tax is another plank of the Communist Manifesto, right? | |
| So right there you have two major planks of the Communist Manifesto that have been brought in because of the Federal Reserve System, okay? | |
| So the ultimate goal that these people have in mind... | |
| It's the goal to create a one-world government run by the banking industry, run by the bankers. | |
| And they're doing it in sections. | |
| The European currency, the euro, and the European constitution is one part of it. | |
| Now they're trying to do it in America with the North American Union, right? | |
| And they want to create a new currency called the Amero, right? | |
| And the whole agenda is to create a one-world government. | |
| Where everybody has an RFID chip implanted in them, all money is to be in those chips, right? | |
| There'll be no more cash. | |
| And this is getting me straight from Rockefeller himself. | |
| This is what they want to accomplish. | |
| And all money will be in your chips. | |
| And so instead of having cash, any time you have money in your chip, they can take out whatever they want to take out whenever they want to. | |
| If they say you owe us this much money in taxes, they just deduct it out of your chip digitally. | |
| Total control. | |
| Total control. | |
| And if you're like me or you, and you're protesting what they're doing, they can just turn off your chip. | |
| And you have nothing. | |
| You can't buy food. | |
| You can't do anything. | |
| It's total control of the people. | |
| And that chip's connected to a database that has your purchasing records, what you do, what you sell. | |
| Everything. | |
| Everything is in there. | |
| You know? | |
| And so they want a one-world government, controlled by them. | |
| Everybody being chipped, oil your money in those chips, and they control the chips, and you become a slave. | |
| You become a serf to these people. | |
| That's their goal. | |
| That's their intentions. | |
| More than a decade ago, I began getting secret government documents, and we published them, where the feds were training the local police and the military that gun owners, conservatives, people that made frequent references to the U.S. Constitution, were terrorists. | |
| That's a quote. | |
| But in 2009, it broke into the national media when we received the secret MIAC report from a state police officer, and that was in the state of Missouri, but the feds had written it, demonizing Ron Paul, people that wanted to end the Federal Reserve, people that wanted liberty and freedom. | |
| And now more secret reports have been released, like the Department of Homeland Security report, which the feds admit they wrote, that says returning veterans are the number one terror threat in America, that gun owners are part of that number one threat, that people buying ammo are the number one threat. | |
| Think about this. | |
| You have these private bankers overthrowing the United States, and they're secretly training the police. | |
| That gun owners and patriots and veterans are the number one threat. | |
| So they're saying the American people that follow the Constitution and Bill of Rights that will actually stand up against this tyranny are terrorists. | |
| Because they are the terrorists. | |
| They are the criminals coming in with a corporate takeover, a hijacking of the nation. | |
| Eric, can you be specific about when you met Rockefeller, how it happened in these discussions? | |
| I met Rockefeller through a female attorney I knew who called me up one day and said one of the Rockefellers would like to meet you. | |
| I had made a video called "Mad as Hell" and he'd seen the video and wanted to meet me and knew I was running for governor in Nevada. | |
| So sure, I'd love to meet him. | |
| And I met him and I liked him and he was a very, very smart man and we used to talk and share ideas and thoughts. | |
| He's the one who told me 11 months before 9 /11 ever happened that there was going to be an event. | |
| Never told me what the event was going to be, but there was going to be an event. | |
| And out of that event, we were going to invade Afghanistan to run pipelines from the Caspian Sea. | |
| We were going to invade Iraq, you know, to take over the oil fields, establish a base in the Middle East, and make it all part of the New World Order. | |
| And we go after Chavez in Venezuela. | |
| And sure enough, later, 9 /11 happened. | |
| And I remember he was telling me how you're going to see soldiers looking in caves for people in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and all these places. | |
| And there's going to be this war on terror, which is no real enemy. | |
| And the whole thing is a giant hoax. | |
| You know, but it's a way for the government to take over the American people. | |
| He told you it was going to be a hoax. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| There's no question. | |
| He says, there's going to be war and terror. | |
| And he's laughing. | |
| Who are we fighting? | |
| I mean, why do you think 9-11 happened and then nothing's happened since then? | |
| Do you think that our security is so great here that these people who pulled off 9-11 were able to knock down another plane? | |
| Come on, it's ridiculous. | |
| 9 /11 was done by people in our own government and our own banking system to perpetuate the fear of the American people into subordinating themselves to anything the government wants them to do. | |
| That's what it's about. | |
| And to create this endless war on terror. | |
| And that was the first lie. | |
| And the next lie was going into Iraq. | |
| You know, to get Saddam Hussein out with his weapons of mass destruction. | |
| That was the next lie. | |
| Now, specifically, this was a little over six years ago. | |
| This was... | |
| 11 months before 9-11. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And Nick Rockefeller, he's a lawyer, he's become your friend over the previous years, and he's saying to you that there's going to be this big event, and then out of that we're going to have a war on terror, and it's just going to go on and on. | |
| Right. | |
| An endless war on terror without any real enemy. | |
| So you can never define a winner. | |
| Did he say that it's going to be perfect because you can't define an enemy? | |
| It just goes on. | |
| He says you can't define a winner. | |
| There's no one to beat. | |
| So it goes on and on forever. | |
| And they can do whatever they want. | |
| They scared the hell out of the American public. | |
| Look, this whole war on terror is a fraud. | |
| It's a farce. | |
| It's very difficult to say it out loud because people are intimidated against saying it. | |
| Because if you say it, they want to make you into a nutcase. | |
| But the truth has to be, the truth has to come out. | |
| That's why I'm doing this interview. | |
| The fact of the matter happens to be that the whole war on terror is a fraud. | |
| It's a farce. | |
| There's a war going on in Iraq because we invaded Iraq. | |
| People are over there fighting. | |
| But the war on terror, it's a joke. | |
| You know, and until we discover what really happened on 9-11, and who was responsible for 9-11, because that's where the war on terror emanates from. | |
| That's where it comes from. | |
| It was 9-11 that allowed this war on terror to begin. | |
| And until we get to the bottom root of 9-11, the truth of 9-11, we'll never know about the war on terror. | |
| Aaron, you said that he was, and I think it's important, and I know this about the Rockefellers, from Dr. Dennis Cuddy and many others, who literally... | |
| You'll be 20 years old in a lunch line at college. | |
| And that was David Rockefeller. | |
| They're experts at recruiting and getting what they call players. | |
| I want to make it specific and just get you to reiterate what you said last night. | |
| You got 30% of the vote. | |
| You were having an effect. | |
| You made mad as hell. | |
| They knew that you started the Constitution Party. | |
| They knew that you were somebody who was taking action and getting things done. | |
| You'd already made some big films, had a lot of other successes. | |
| So they were trying to recruit you. | |
| And didn't it come down to the point of, hey, we are here to recruit you, and don't worry. | |
| Your chip's going to say, don't mess with us. | |
| You know, this guy's, don't touch. | |
| Yes, that did happen. | |
| I was definitely being recruited. | |
| But it's more subtle than that. | |
| Well, your words. | |
| Just go through the process and then what he said to you. | |
| Well, what it is, is I remember we were friends. | |
| And we used to go to my house a lot. | |
| We'd have dinner. | |
| We'd talk. | |
| And he'd tell me about business investments, how you get involved in, you know. | |
| Or they would help me with this business investment or that business investment. | |
| And was I interested in joining the Council on Fine Relations? | |
| You know, I would have to get a letter to join them. | |
| But was I interested in that? | |
| And, you know, just stuff, you know, leading you on. | |
| And I used to say to him that I never really did that because that wasn't where I was coming from. | |
| You know, as much as I like you, Nick, you know, your ways and my ways were on the opposite side of the fence. | |
| You know, I don't believe in enslaving people, you know, and... | |
| And he would come back with, oh, I do? | |
| Well, it would be more like, you know... | |
| It's better for them. | |
| Well, it's more like, you know... | |
| How do I put it? | |
| It was like... | |
| What do you care about them? | |
| What do you care about those people? | |
| What difference does it make to you? | |
| Take care of your own life. | |
| Do the best you can for you and your family. | |
| What do the rest of the people mean to you? | |
| They don't mean anything to you. | |
| They're just serfs. | |
| They're just people. | |
| It was just a lack of caring. | |
| And that's just not who I was. | |
| It was just sort of like cold. | |
| It was just like cold. | |
| And I said, what's the point of all this? | |
| You have all the money in the world you need. | |
| You have all the power you need. | |
| What's the point? | |
| What's the end goal? | |
| And he said the end goal is to get everybody chipped. | |
| To control the whole society. | |
| To have the bankers, the elite people, you know, the bankers and some governor controlling the world. | |
| And I said, all the people in the Council on Foreign Relations believe this is what you do. | |
| He said, no, no, no. | |
| You know, most of them believe they're doing the right thing. | |
| A lot of them believe it's better off being socialistic. | |
| You know, we have to convince people that capitalism, that socialism is really capitalism. | |
| Because America's becoming a socialist country. | |
| It's a communist country today. | |
| And here we are, years later, after Aaron Russo points out that this is not a capitalist or free market country, but is really socialist. | |
| In fact, here's the cover of Newsweek. | |
| We are all socialists now. | |
| But this isn't the socialism the public thinks it is, where the government robs from the rich to give to the poor. | |
| Actually, it's always the big banks, the elites throughout history that fund socialism. | |
| They want to use the middle class's money. | |
| To basically domesticate the working class and expand the size of government so it can basically, in the endgame, eradicate the middle class and have a giant sub-mass of uneducated slaves who have no chance of ever rebelling against the tyranny and a tiny elite in control of it all. | |
| And that is the very nature of this New World Order system. | |
| They are using big government to strangle competition, to take control of the people, to break up the family. | |
| To basically set up a global plantation or neo-feudal estate. | |
| Well, one of the things they told me was that he was at the house one night, and we were talking, and he started laughing. | |
| He said, Aaron, what do you think women's liberation was about? | |
| And I said, I'm pretty conventional thinking about it at that point. | |
| And I said, I think it's about women having the right to work, getting equal pay with men, just like they want the right to vote. | |
| You know? | |
| And he started to laugh. | |
| He said, "You're an idiot." And I said, "Why am I an idiot?" He said, "Let me tell you what that was about." We, the Rockefellers, funded that. | |
| We funded Women's Lib, you know? | |
| And we're the ones who got all over the newspapers and television, the Rockefeller Foundation. | |
| He says, "And you want to know why?" He says, "There were two primary reasons." And they were, one reason was, we couldn't tax half the population before Women's Lib. | |
| And the second reason was, Now we get the kids in school at an early age. | |
| We can indoctrinate the kids how to think. | |
| It breaks up their family. | |
| The kids start looking at the state as the family, as the school, as the officials, as their family, not as the parents teaching them. | |
| And so those are the two primary reasons for women's life, which I thought up to that point was a noble thing, you know, when I saw their intentions behind it. | |
| Where they were coming from when they created it, the thought of it, I saw the evil behind what I thought was a noble adventure. | |
| Aaron, did you know that Gloria Steinem in one of her own books now admits the CIA-funded Miss Magazine? | |
| No, I had no idea about that. | |
| No, I never heard that. | |
| CIA-funded Miss Magazine? | |
| Funded Miss Magazine with the stated goal of taxing women and breaking up the family. | |
| No kidding. | |
| I never heard that. | |
| Well, Nick told me. | |
| I mean, I know it, but not because I know the CIA was involved in it. | |
| Well, Gloria Stein was proud of it. | |
| Oh, the CIA wanted to help me help women. | |
| No kidding. | |
| So they funded it, yeah. | |
| And, of course, it's divide and conquer. | |
| Right, of course. | |
| And what they do is they focus in, obviously, on real problems. | |
| Women were getting shafted in many ways, but the elite wasn't planning to help them. | |
| They were planning to really shaft them and take men away from them. | |
| Look at what they did with black families. | |
| You only had about 10% illegitimacy 50 years ago in black communities, and now it's over 90%. | |
| And look at welfare. | |
| We're going to give you some money, but you can't have a man in the house. | |
| Right. | |
| And so that was further to degrade the family, totally destroyed, and now illegitimacies over 50% in the general population. | |
| Right. | |
| Well, see, the whole thing is, these people control the money, so they make all the rules. | |
| And they put whatever rules they want into effect. | |
| And the truth is, America has really become a socialist, communist country. | |
| And everybody says it's a capitalist country. | |
| It's not a capitalist country. | |
| You know, how can it be capitalistic when you have a central bank? | |
| That's the first thing. | |
| It can't be. | |
| It's a planned economy. | |
| It's a planned economy. | |
| It's a phony. | |
| If they want to create prosperity, they just print dollars. | |
| They just make dollars or put digits into the economy. | |
| And now you have prosperity. | |
| You don't have real prosperity. | |
| You don't have real manufacturing. | |
| You just have money being injected in. | |
| It's an infusion of credit. | |
| Which only makes the government go into more debt. | |
| Into more debt. | |
| The fair reserve is poison to our country. | |
| Of course it is. | |
| It's poison. | |
| Whoever makes the money makes the rules. | |
| Rothschild said that. | |
| And they make the money. | |
| Why are we allowing these private bankers to make the money for our country? | |
| It makes no sense. | |
| Why are we paying interest to these banks to make money for us when the government can do it itself without paying interest? | |
| And without all that debt, there's no answer to that question. | |
| And it's the question no politician will raise. | |
| Everybody talks about America's debt, how much debt we're in. | |
| We're in debt because we have to borrow money. | |
| But we don't have to borrow money. | |
| They designed it so we go into debt. | |
| Exactly. | |
| We can create the money and back it by goals so they can't create too much of it. | |
| So you don't have the inflation. | |
| And do what the founding fathers gave us. | |
| But instead, the bankers make the money, they control the government, they buy the politicians, they tell us who gets into office, you have computer voting, that's a fraud. | |
| They do whatever they want to do to us. | |
| They do whatever they want to do to us. | |
| And it has to stop. | |
| My friendship with Nick Rockefeller was one where we expressed ideas to each other and thoughts and philosophies, and he wanted me to become part of what they were doing. | |
| And for me to become a member of the CFR and offer various business opportunities for me to get involved in and for me to not take up the fight or the battle that I've been taking up in the past. | |
| You know, to drop that idea because what was the point of my fighting for the people? | |
| I was a guy who was very successful in the movie business. | |
| And I saw the truth of what was happening. | |
| I tried to express it to the people. | |
| And rather than having me express it to the people, they wanted me to join their side because I was a mover and a shaker. | |
| And rather than me opposing them, to join them. | |
| It was real simple. | |
| And he tried to recruit me into that situation. | |
| I didn't go for it. | |
| Did he get angry when you didn't go for it? | |
| No, no. | |
| And, you know, it's like, you know, I remember one time he said to me, you join us, so you have an ID card, Aaron, you know, you have a chip, and your chip will say KMA on it. | |
| And I said, what does KMA mean? | |
| He said it means kiss my ass. | |
| And anybody stops you, a cop or whatever, and you show them your card or your chip, and they'll know to leave you alone, because you're one of us. | |
| One of the central pillars of tyranny. | |
| is that the establishment is exempt We saw it in Rome. | |
| We saw it with Hitler. | |
| We saw Richard Nixon saying, look, I'm the president. | |
| If I break the law, it's not illegal. | |
| We saw George Bush and Dick Cheney say that. | |
| We see Barack Obama continuing that, saying, I'm not going to give detainees real trials. | |
| I'm going to give them secret kangaroo military commissions trials, and we're going to hold them in secret camps, and I've got executive privilege. | |
| It's the same thing over and over again. | |
| And one example of hundreds that are out there was a story back in April of 2008 out of the Orange County Register. | |
| And this backs up exactly what Aaron's talking about with Mr. Rockefeller saying, I got a Here's just one example of hundreds. | |
| Special license plate shield officials from traffic tickets. | |
| And it goes on to say that 996,000-plus vehicles in California are exempt from no insurance, reckless driving, speeding, running through toll booths, running red lights. | |
| On and on and on. | |
| And who is it? | |
| It's state employees. | |
| It's federal employees that can go and get exempt. | |
| It's police. | |
| It's government bureaucrats above the very laws they try to enforce on us. | |
| This is tyranny. | |
| And so literally, all over the nation, they've tried to pass it in Texas but failed. | |
| They want it where the police are above the law, where the government officials are above the law, where they have immunity, where they can't be... | |
| Prosecuted for crimes. | |
| Congress exempts itself for most of the tax laws and other laws that they put on the rest of us. | |
| They're exempt from Social Security. | |
| And they get a pension that pays out on average five times what citizens get. | |
| Again, it's already happening. | |
| So the chip in the hand and saying they're above the law under the guise of National Security, that's what the 1947 National Security Act and now this whole Homeland Security system is all about. | |
| Why are you fighting for the people for? | |
| What is that about? | |
| The people just, you know, they have to be ruled. | |
| They have to be, you know, the Constitution, what you're standing for, is only for a few people. | |
| It's only a few individuals that can live that way, you know. | |
| And we believe that it's best for society to be ruled by an elite people who control everything. | |
| And I said, I don't believe that. | |
| You know, I believe God put me on this earth to be the best person I could be, and put everybody on this earth to be the best they can be, not to be a slave and a sheep to you and these people. | |
| And I don't understand why you want to control everything. | |
| What is the need for that? | |
| You know? | |
| And I asked him, do all the people in the Council of Foreign Relations feel the same way you feel? | |
| He said, no, a lot of them think they're doing the right thing. | |
| They think that socialism is the best way to go. | |
| They think that, you know, that they're doing the right thing. | |
| But the people at the top, they all know the truth of what's happening. | |
| And that's what it is. | |
| So it's compartmentalized within the elite structure as well? | |
| Of course it is. | |
| I mean, all the people that are in the CFR, was that 2,000, 3,000 people? | |
| Like Dan Rather. | |
| They don't know what's going on. | |
| They joined the CFR because it's prestigious. | |
| They think it's good for business, it's good for this. | |
| They don't know what's really happening, the evil that comes out of it, that's emanating out of it. | |
| And to me, the biggest evil is what's happening right now because what happened on 9-11 is a phony. | |
| You know, and we've never learned the truth about 9 /11. | |
| That's the question I wanted to follow up on. | |
| He tells you 11 months before there's going to be an event, all this is going to happen. | |
| What did you think on the morning of 9 /11? | |
| Where were you, and did you think about Nick Rockefeller and what he had told you when you saw those towers? | |
| No, I was actually in Tahiti when 9 /11 happened, and I got a call from my son, and my son said, "The Twin Towers!" They were just attacked and they were falling down or something. | |
| So I was in Tahiti. | |
| I was asleep. | |
| He says, "Yeah, they were hit by a plane, da-da-da-da." And so, where I was in Tahiti, there was no television. | |
| So I had to run on the other side of the island to a hotel, and it was all on television, you know. | |
| And that's when I first saw the stuff on TV about it. | |
| And I didn't immediately equate it to Nick, you know. | |
| But when I realized that I was going to go into Afghanistan, Iraq, and as that developed, I realized... | |
| What it was. | |
| How could there be a war on terror and actually say that we're having a war against terrorism and leave the borders wide open? | |
| If you were the president of the United States, and I were the president of the United States, and 9-11 really happened the way they want us to believe it happened, the first thing you would do is shut down the borders so people couldn't get in the country to harm you. | |
| But they left the borders wide open because the bankers want the borders open because they want a one-world government. | |
| They want a North American Union. | |
| They don't want borders here. | |
| The 9 /11 was only a manifestation. | |
| It was done to create a fear in the American public, right? | |
| So that we will obey what they want us to do. | |
| Take Richard Reed, the shoe bomber. | |
| Here's a guy who was six foot six. | |
| Ugly as could be, I heard he smelled, okay? | |
| He sits in coach on a plane, lighting matches, to put his shoe on fire, surrounded by people. | |
| It's idiotic. | |
| If you were going to blow up a plane, you go into the bathroom, you close the door, and you put your shoe on fire. | |
| You're not going to sit there surrounded by people lighting matches on a no-smoking flight. | |
| They want you to believe this nonsense. | |
| It's ridiculous. | |
| 7-7 has come out now, and the majority of the British people think it's an idiot. | |
| Yeah, I mean, what happened in London? | |
| All this is nonsense. | |
| It's this keep people in fear. | |
| It's this endless war on terrorism that doesn't really exist, so people will submit to whatever the government wants them to submit to. | |
| Searches, check your shoes, have ID cards, put chips in you, you know, where you become servants to the elite. | |
| That's what this is all about, you know? | |
| Restore America's republic to what it's supposed to be. | |
| Get the bankers out of our government. | |
| Get the bankers out of our government. | |
| Government should stop borrowing money from the banks. | |
| Government should make its own money, restore the republic, individual freedoms. | |
| That's what this country's about. | |
| And until we do that, we're going to be slain. | |
| I mean, to me, I see people like Bill O 'Reilly on television, right? | |
| And I see how much they control the media. | |
| There was this girl on Bill O 'Reilly the other night from an organization saying the world can't wait. | |
| And this girl was spot on. | |
| Everything she was saying was the truth. | |
| And all Bill O 'Reilly could do was call her a lunatic. | |
| He couldn't challenge the facts. | |
| They just called people names. |