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Aug. 12, 2023 - The Liberty Broadcast

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The American Liberty Awards

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	Green carpet.
	Not red.
	Green carpet.
	I'm here with Matt Baker.
	And tell me, first of all, I mean, are you Matt Baker?
	Because what's going on here?
	This is the new and improved Matt Baker.
	I am reigniting the revolutionary spirit.
	I'm bringing the fashion back.
	We're going back to the future.
	We're doing it grassroots.
	You see, the traditional red carpet is a royal thing.
	It's about royal bloodlines.
	Okay?
	And you know what else is red?
	Satan.
	Yes, exactly.
	What we're doing is a grassroots movement.
	We're growing from the ground up the people on the green, luscious carpet.
	There's also medicinal things that are green.
	There are.
	I've never smoked or seen any of those.
	And we are actually in front of the Banner of Destiny, the vaunted Banner of Destiny, the Liberty Awards, the first ever American Liberty Awards, the time that we can actually give back.
	To the patriots that risked everything.
	Yes, we are the pioneers of the American liberty movement where we're going to acknowledge and we're people that have been censored, that have been banned, that have been persecuted, right?
	Exactly.
	We got doctors, we got comedians, we got musicians, and they lost their family members, they lost their jobs.
	A lot of them couldn't go to countries, they couldn't go on flights, they couldn't go on planes, all because they had the backbone!
	To stand up for what is right.
	And that is what we need.
	And it's amazing to me how few of us there are in this movement, but how powerful we are.
	When it all comes down to it, the few people that are in these walls have affected freedom on this planet and America and this globe more than the rest of them combined!
	What is your hope for the premiere of the hopefully annual Sunday American Liberty Awards?
	Well...
	It's really not about necessarily giving an award.
	It's really about the gathering.
	You know, of course, I enjoyed making the awards.
	I'm a glassblower.
	I physically made the awards with my bare hands.
	I put love into each and every one of them.
	And I really want them to go to people that deserve to hold that trophy, to hold aloft the light of liberty, because this is about liberty.
	This is about the fire, the fire of liberty.
	See, when men, women, too, now, we've got to make sure, We're cave people, let's say, in the Garden of Eden.
	Before we had fire, we were not the modern human that you would think of.
	Fire is what has brought us out and separated us from the animals.
	It's what helped me make those trophies.
	Fire, making the flame of liberty, with that fire.
	And that fire is the passion that we all must have.
	And the fire that must burn in the hearts of patriots around the world.
	And the fire that we will hold.
	For the people in the future, for their children and their children's children.
	Alright, I think that was just so amazing that we need to give you a breather, let you do your rounds again, and if you want to come back through the green carpet, then come back through the green carpet.
	By the way, I must say, you're looking fantastically green yourself.
	Thank you.
	She knows what she's doing.
	I try.
	Grassroots.
	Alright, folks, we are going to keep it moving, right?
	And we're going to go ahead and bring Scott.
	I'm going to have you walk all the way through so we can kind of do this shuffle where we change it all up.
	And so again, if you're just tuning in, we are live from the American Liberty Awards.
	I'm Christy Lee.
	I host a show, Counter Narrative, on American Media Periscope.
	Also frequently guest host and contribute to InfoWars.
	And somebody that does the same, contributes to InfoWars, also has guest hosted for me on American Media Periscope, is Scott.
	And Scott Armstrong.
	And Scott, tell me how you got involved with all of this.
	Okay, well, this is a great story.
	I don't know how much your previous interview said, but basically, InfoWars Summerfest, last year, 2022, Matt Baker, Frank Cavanaugh, myself, were at Rob Dew's house in his swimming pool, having a swim.
	And we were like, man, we need to really do, like, an award show, man.
	Like, you know what I mean?
	Like an American Liberty Award show.
	We're like, yeah!
	And fast forward a year, here we are.
	I just can't even believe it.
	You know, it actually happened.
	So, super cool.
	Anyone that's ever put on any event, ever, knows the blood, sweat, and tears that goes into it.
	I know all of you personally.
	I know this has been kind of like, I mean, I'm a birthing person now by today's standards.
	Congratulations.
	As long as we're talking about being a birthing person, this is like your baby.
	This American Liberty Awards, your birth...
	This into existence.
	And the plan is and the hope is to make this an annual thing, right?
	Not only an annual thing, but a biannual thing, possibly.
	We're talking about possibly another event in the fall, possibly in Nashville, things like that.
	Yes, but this is the beginning of a legacy, for sure.
	We're just getting started, folks.
	I'm just so grateful for the team, the people that are involved with this.
	Everybody has certain levels of expertise in different areas.
	Obviously Frank, Michael Graves, these guys have a lot of experience putting on.
	I mean, I have the pleasure of knowing you and how passionate you are and the work that you put into everything that you do.
	But before we move on and keep this rolling, just for those that are just getting acquainted to you, what's the best way of describing how you got into the Truth Freedom Movement and what you're trying to accomplish now through your podcast, Rebound.
	My whole podcast journey started in response to COVID.
	Basically, we saw that there was something funny going on and we wanted to get a different perspective out there.
	And as that evolved, as it got to particularly the vaccines, that's the main thing that I just harp on continuously.
	If the establishment is not willing to provide the informed consent that is needed, then I guess it's up to us to do it.
	So I found myself in a position where I feel it's my duty to provide the alternative medical studies and interview doctors and scientists and put out the information that...
	The people that are supposed to be putting out that information don't and actively suppress people who are.
	So that's what I'm doing.
	Awesome.
	Well, come visit us back here live from the Green Corporate.
	Make your rounds.
	And we'll check back in with Scott.
	All right, guys.
	See you.
	All right, folks.
	We're going to have another victim come on in.
	We're live from the Green Corporate.
	A victim?
	Oh, no.
	When you're talking to me, you just never know what you're going to get.
	All right.
	Well, fair enough.
	That is my disclaimer.
	So first of all, introduce yourself, please.
	Of course.
	My name is Kimberly Coulter.
	I'm a reporter for The National File, and I'm also representing Stu Peters Network.
	We're just so happy to be here, and this is an amazing award.
	I'm so glad this exists now.
	Huge fan of National File and Stu Peters.
	So I love what you're doing with National File.
	I frequently am able to use that as a resource, you know, when aggregating things, because we can't turn to any of the mainstream news anymore, obviously.
	So I'm so thankful that we have things like National File.
	So tell me, how did you get involved in...
	Alternative media.
	Well, you know what?
	I have a really interesting backstory.
	Ann Coulter is my aunt, so I grew up in a very politically charged family, and I grew up very left-wing, and I sort of had my wake-up moment when I started getting introduced to more conservatives, and I found out, oh, these guys aren't Nazis.
	These are incredible.
	And I actually started getting into commentary, and I started doing podcasting, and then...
	My good friend, name drop, Laura Loomer, hooks me up with the National File as they were just getting started.
	And she said, you know, she's worked in magazines before, but you guys, if you give her a direction, she'll follow it.
	And I've been with them ever since.
	They're just incredible.
	So the thing I do have to ask you is anybody that...
	It can be intense to not only expose yourself to the good and the bad and the truth, but then share it.
	How do you handle keeping a balance and telling your readers what they need to know and not bringing yourself down?
	Honestly, it's my relationship with God.
	I have a very strong faith and it has carried me through a lot of the tribulations of being a reporter of this kind of nature.
	You know, it's really easy to report on stuff that the mainstream wants you to say.
	It's very difficult to share real news that people don't want you to talk about.
	And they will slander you and they will come after you.
	You know, Antifa has made all kinds of pages about me and even my husband.
	And it's honestly, it's a matter of keeping center in the fact that I know I'm doing the right thing.
	I know that ultimately we are fighting for the integrity of this country.
	And I just, I focus on prayer and on God.
	And that helps me carry through.
	Because like I said, when you're fighting the good fight, you Absolutely.
	So, what is the best way for folks to support you, knowing that you're putting yourself out there in that capacity?
	Well, you can always support The National File.
	Follow us.
	Share our stuff.
	Follow Stupeters.
	Share our stuff.
	It's really about just getting the information out there.
	We call for people to be brave.
	We call for people to talk about things that are uncomfortable because we are in a place where our country is in the balance.
	We need more people to step up and be brave, and that's a very big ask.
	This is much easier said than done, but if you want to support us, the best way to do so is to follow our stuff, read our material, and share it to everybody who doesn't have access.
	Yes, you can follow me personally on Twitter at CoulterCulture.
	I'm on all platforms on CoulterCulture.
	Gab, Telegram, Twitter, all of that.
	Awesome.
	Great.
	Well, thank you so much.
	And come back and visit us throughout the night.
	God bless.
	We are here at the American Liberty Awards, and we are meeting and talking to all the folks that have been nominated.
	So if you're just joining us, it's going down, going down right now, live from the green carpet.
	We're done with the red carpet.
	That's, you know, the color of Satan and hell, and also with the Emmy Awards and Grammys.
	So we're doing it green style.
	And so excited to introduce my next guest.
	I'm going to have you walk through here.
	I'm trying to change it up.
	We are ready to have a good time.
	This is actually really fun.
	He knows what he's doing.
	I do not.
	I love it.
	I'm a huge fan of what you do.
	I've seen what you do.
	Tell the folks your name and what you do.
	Basically, you set up.
	You have all these cameras, you talk to people, and you ask them questions, and sometimes they're nice and sometimes they're not, right?
	Well, it's the streets.
	It's the battleground.
	It's like a talk show radio without the walls.
	I mean, I have a life-size cutout of Joe Biden in an orange jumpsuit and chains and all these politically incorrect posters up there.
	And of course, you know, my job is to kind of like stir it up a little.
	And we love to see it.
	We love to see it.
	For folks that have not seen you, I don't know where you guys have been.
	Are you living in Iraq?
	But for those who haven't, how about you just tell them your name and where they can find you real quick.
	Sure.
	Michael DeBerry, a.k.a.
	Badass Uncle Sam.
	Yes.
	And you can catch me on InfoWars and on videos.
	And that's where I have my channel.
	That's where I do my streaming interviews.
	So I love it and love what you do.
	How long have you been doing that?
	A little over 11 years now.
	Wow!
	See, like, I didn't know that you'd been doing it that long.
	It hasn't affected me at all.
	I'm all right.
	What's the nastiest, like, experience you've had to come up against in just asking people questions?
	I mean, besides being physically packed, having cherry bombs thrown at me, rocks, drinks, spit on.
	One woman tried to set me on fire.
	You mean those things?
	Yeah.
	That's nothing.
	So you've kind of been through it a little bit.
	People always ask me what kind of reaction I have out there.
	What's up, Mr. Mayor?
	Ninety-eight percent of it is positive.
	Okay.
	Absolutely wonderful.
	That's why I like being out there.
	Look, the people of this country, that's the real treasure here.
	And I'm trying to, you know, I'm in this, you know, God doesn't want sheep, he wants lions.
	And I'm in this lion's den with all these wonderful people.
	Wonderful Lions.
	I've already got my award just by being here and just being out talking to the people.
	Because I truly believe in this country.
	I truly believe in the people here.
	and it humbles me when people come up at this event and say, oh, you've inspired me I've inspired you Well, it's not difficult.
	I mean, it's not easy, I'm saying, to have some of these conversations.
	Do you feel like you've made an impact, really made people question what they were thinking before?
	I mean, clearly you must if you keep on coming back for the potential of being physically attacked.
	Well, probably one of the best examples.
	I had a lady come by.
	Two years later, she comes back to me.
	She goes, I'm a teacher.
	I had a conversation out here with you.
	And I was opposed to everything you said.
	But I went home and checked out the things you told me.
	I want to tell you this.
	You have changed my life.
	I teach over 500 kids a month.
	I now teach those kids the right way.
	I tell them the truth.
	Then it made it all worth it.
	Those moments right there.
	And it happens so often out there that, you know, I run into people that, oh, I saw your videos and, you know, I met you on the street a few years ago.
	The rewards are endless.
	Every day I go out, the rewards are endless.
	Even the bad days are endless.
	Well, we so appreciate what you're doing and putting yourself out there.
	Badass Uncle Sam, where can we find you?
	Infowars.com.
	Badass Uncle Sam wants you.
	Yes, awesome.
	Thank you so much.
	Come back and visit us throughout the night.
	We're live from the green carpet.
	And make sure you check out Badass Uncle Sam for some inspiration to have those difficult conversations.
	He's putting himself out there potentially in harm's way of being cherry-bombed or lit on fire.
	I mean, this is insane.
	We're going to keep it moving.
	We have someone else that we can interview.
	So good to see you.
	You had to take the trip from California, right?
	Yes, I'm from San Diego.
	I work at One American News, so our studio is located in California.
	But it's very great to be out of that Newsom run crapple and here in Austin with all the Patriots.
	Let's dig into that a little bit because I am a former news anchor in the Central Valley of California.
	I only lasted a year and a half before I had to go into alternative news.
	And so what is it like having to be like right in the thick of it?
	I mean, I suppose it's probably good for newsmen.
	Yes, there's no shortage of stories and action over there, so it's great for that.
	You know, it does come with its downfalls.
	It's definitely, I mean, to see the homeless situation just grow further and further out of control of the border obviously is insane.
	So we're just seeing it rapidly devolving with each passing day.
	And it's just so sad because California obviously was such a beautiful state.
	And it's just being destroyed every day by Gavin Newsom.
	And so tell me a little bit about your background because obviously the news field has been competitive and there hasn't been a whole lot of choices.
	You got lucky and were able to find a news network that will support free speech and a balanced viewpoint.
	But tell me what that's like, I mean, as far as do you have former colleagues that are still in the mainstream?
	Well, I actually have a very interesting story.
	I never set out to do news or journalism.
	I actually came from Hollywood.
	I was a makeup artist prior to my job at One American News, so I was working putting makeup on all the celebrities, and I was just kind of going about my normal life.
	And when COVID hit, I was obviously completely out of work.
	I was an independent contractor, so I was severely affected.
	And I just suddenly had all this time on my hands to go down some rabbit holes and do some digging.
	And it was then that my life forever changed.
	I learned the truth.
	I learned that my entire life was a lie.
	And from that moment forward, I knew I could not be silent and I could never go back.
	So I decided to start speaking out.
	I was attending a lot of rallies and political events.
	And then I had a couple of videos that went viral.
	The owner of One American News saw my videos and he was like, who is that girl?
	I want her to work here.
	So you kind of fell into it.
	Speaking of that, though, what has that been like?
	Because you said you woke up.
	Tonight, what's special for a lot of us being here is the fact that we get to be with like-minded people.
	A lot of us have lost friends or family.
	Have you had to experience that yourself?
	Unfortunately, yes.
	Very few people in my immediate circle really understood where I was coming from.
	I tried desperately to wake them up and show them the irrefutable proof.
	But, I mean, I have a very rocky relationship now with my own mom.
	Unfortunately, she just can't see the light.
	All of my friends and former co-workers in the makeup industry no longer speak to me.
	So I have lost a lot of people that were once close to me, but I'm so grateful because I feel like I've been paid back tenfold with all these amazing patriots and freedom fighters and people that just love America and are fighting for what's right and fighting for common sense that I'm now surrounded by every day.
	All right, well, welcome to the family house!
	When other people turn us away.
	That's what tonight's all about.
	We're live from the green carpet.
	Anything else you want to say other than, I mean, obviously, we can find you on One American News.
	Where else can we find you?
	You can follow me on Instagram and Twitter.
	It's Allison, O-A-N, A-L-I-S-O-N, one L. And, yeah, I post daily segments, daily updates of everything going on, so follow me there.
	And I love the support, and I love just speaking the truth.
	And I gotta say, thank you, Alex Jones, because you are truly the one who woke me up, so Alex Jones was right.
	Thank you, Alex.
	And one more thing, actually.
	You are nominated, right?
	We are nominated for Most Trusted Broadcast Network.
	I know it's going to be a tough one, with InfoWars also in the running, but...
	You know, I'm grateful for the nomination, and I'm just so grateful to be here, too.
	Awesome.
	Thank you, Allison!
	We'll catch up with Allison later, as time allows.
	And we're going to keep it moving.
	I'm going to have you walk on right through.
	We're just keeping this changed up, you know, different sides.
	So, oh, move up this way.
	All right, so, hello, first of all.
	Hi.
	And your name is?
	My name is Alex Stranger.
	I'm nominated for Best Culture Jammer slash Patriot in the Arena.
	Okay, I'm sure I've seen, but usually that means some kind of a disguise or dressing up.
	Is that the case for you?
	Sometimes.
	I like to go troll the city council meetings.
	The best way to fight tyranny is through comedy.
	When you're dealing with actual tyrants who want to create a new world order and implement us with RFID chips and give us social credit scores through a central bank digital currency, they are pretty much immune to logic and reason because logic and reason dictate that this is a terrible idea.
	And so the only thing that you can really do is just imitate these people to a T. To, I don't know, wake up the general public to stop it from happening because this type of New World Orderable can only happen if the public consents to it.
	So I'm just trying to use my platform to use a comedic approach to showcase the obvious tyranny and create massive non-compliance.
	I've got to ask you about that because when you see culture jammers like yourself, it's hilarious obviously, but it's almost also like, oh no, is he going to get yelled at?
	Is he going to get in trouble?
	I mean, it seems like you would really have to pump yourself up to do that.
	So what is your method to, like, pump yourself up, get ready to do something like that?
	I mean, I try to, like, work out a lot and eat healthy and, like, pray to God and stuff like that and just have, like, a good lifestyle and just, you know, make sure I, like, go fishing and, like, water my plants and, you know, have good, like, friendships and just make sure that, like, I don't know, look, like, I drive, like, a pedicap downtown in Austin, right?
	And, like, at the end of the day, I just try to, like, have humility and the fact is that, like, I'm really happy driving a pedicap.
	I'm really happy and I'm really grateful that I'm invited here.
	I'm grateful to people like Alex Stein who've been doing this that encouraged me to do this and helped share my videos and helped give me a platform to even be invited here.
	So I just try to be appreciative of everything that I have and understand that you're doing this for a greater purpose and you're literally doing this to help preserve the freedoms that come with living in America.
	And no matter how uncomfortable you may feel speaking at a city council meeting or trolling a politician, you're going to be a lot more comfortable living in a 15-minute city.
	Yeah, exactly.
	I mean, that is all the reason in the world to do it.
	But that being said, we're not dealing with, like you said, rational or logical people, so have you ever been in a scary situation, or have they tried to shut you down, or anything yet?
	I mean, I've got thrown out of a couple council meetings, and I've had some people get a little bit aggressive with me, right?
	I don't know, I mean, a situation that I might...
	Somebody else might find scary.
	I might not really think it's a scary thing at all.
	I've had cops and security guards yell at me.
	One time I went to Chick-fil-A dressed up as a clown and said that I wanted to be the CEO.
	And this one, like, old, like, soy drinkings, this one, like, old, like, soy jack kind of dude, you know, got really angry and started yelling at me and Rachel, who's filming me.
	And it got really intense.
	The cops were called.
	And somebody might think that that was, like, a scary, uncomfortable situation, but I didn't care.
	I thought it was hilarious, and I was laughing my ass off during the whole time.
	So, I mean, I think it really is, like, kind of relative, depending on where you are and, like, what's going on and whether or not you're calm.
	Like, in terms of being nervous, like, I always get nervous before I, like, speak or go do stuff.
	Yeah.
	But, you know, once you're in it, it's not that scary.
	It's almost scarier thinking about it beforehand, you know?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Good.
	Well, we appreciate your bravery and courage to stand up against tyranny, and we love that you're here, and good luck.
	Thank you so much.
	Like I said earlier, I appreciate the support of everybody here in this community because I wouldn't even be here or even have recognition if people weren't sharing my videos.
	And honestly, I literally...
	Every time I make a video that I think is going to be valuable to this movement, I'll blast it out to a million different people.
	And they share it.
	So honestly, I'm more thankful to the people that share my content than anything.
	So like I said, I'm happy to be here.
	And I'm really thankful for you guys for inviting me.
	And I'm really happy that people like my stuff enough to want to share it and broadcast it to the public.
	So I always try to have that perspective.
	No matter what I do, the only thing I want to do is make more content.
	And anytime something does blow up, it's because of...
	Everybody else's support, so you've got to look at it from that perspective, you know?
	Yeah.
	Awesome.
	Well, thank you, Alex.
	Thank you so much, yeah.
	For everything that you're doing.
	Awesome.
	All right.
	We have a lady in red.
	Hello.
	Oh, my gosh.
	I love your hair.
	It looks great.
	I love your hair.
	We just love each other's hair.
	Let's just talk girls.
	Wearing red.
	Wearing red.
	Having red hair.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	That's how we stay.
	That's how we stay feisty.
	Are we okay in the shot?
	Everything's live, so this is live TV, folks.
	We're just checking in.
	All right, so we're live.
	Speaking of live, we're live from the green carpet, and you're looking fabulous in your red.
	So introduce yourself.
	I'm Deanna Lorraine.
	I have a show on the Stu Peters Network, Shots Fired with Deanna Lorraine.
	And I also worked for InfoWars also before, and great to be here.
	We know that our documentary, Died Suddenly, is up for a couple of wars tonight, so we're really excited about it.
	I think there's been a lot of votes in.
	Yes, absolutely.
	Well, tell me, I'm always interested how people got into the freedom and truth movement, and so obviously we're running through people, so not a whole ton of time, but how would you summarize how you got involved in this, how you got sucked into this?
	How I got sucked into it, more like.
	I used to be, believe it or not, like a life and relationship coach.
	Ivan over there, sorry, I love Ivan.
	No, it's great live television to have interruptions.
	Relationship and life coach.
	Such a hoity-toity term, but a relationship and life coach.
	And at some point, I used to help people improve themselves and everything.
	At some point, I realized that the core of our problems has to do with feminism.
	I realized, after researching, Marxism is at the top of that, right?
	Marxism, communism.
	They are destroying our families, our men and women relationships, and our country.
	So once I started digging into that rabbit hole, I realized that, wow, I need to start fighting for our country and fighting against Marxism, against communism.
	So I changed my YouTube channel to start fighting against feminism and Marxism.
	Lost a lot of followers at first, and then gained a lot of followers.
	I wrote a book called Making Love Great Again.
	It's all about bringing conservative values.
	Back to America, back to our relationships and our family unit.
	From then, I decided to run against Nancy Pelosi for Congress.
	And the rest is sort of history.
	And I started becoming a political pundit instead of a...
	Now I've got to ask you, because I used to live in California briefly.
	That's all I could take is about a year.
	But how much do you buy that the voting is even accurate in California?
	Because when I was there, I came in...
	I didn't even have to show ID.
	There was no, I mean, I was able to follow my vote showing that I voted, but it didn't say who I voted for.
	So they might have been like, yes, you cast your vote for the opposite of what you voted.
	It is a shit show.
	I mean, it is the most ridiculous vote.
	I mean, you have to, I mean, if you want to buy a place, if you want to get a driver's license, you have so many more documents.
	But if you're an immigrant, you don't have to show a driver's license.
	You don't have to do anything.
	In order to vote, and again, the voting is all rigged.
	Gavin Newsom runs California, remember?
	So it's all rigged.
	Nancy Pelosi and all these people are just rigged in over and over again.
	If you're a conservative in California, you can never get a fair chance.
	I mean, it's just, it's completely rigged.
	Just like Donald Trump, you know, it's the same thing over and over again.
	So, yeah.
	Well, we love it.
	You're here.
	We love that we have this night where we can be with like-minded people.
	What do you want to tell the folks at home that are watching and aren't able to be here?
	Just that I'm so excited we finally have a ward show that isn't a communist CNN type of ward show.
	It's for truth.
	This is live television.
	It's like reality show time.
	I have a great friend here that's been my wingman at all of these political events.
	Ivan Raikland right here.
	Ivan Reiklin.
	We're talking to him next.
	So excited to talk to him.
	But guys, this is a movement for truth.
	And finally, people that are heroes are being acknowledged and glorified.
	So I'm super excited about that.
	Well, we'll let you get back.
	Go get a drink.
	You look hot.
	So get that drink.
	All right.
	When they're done hugging, I think that we're going to talk to Ivan Reiklin next.
	But we are again here at the American Liberty Awards.
	I'm live on the green carpet, not the red carpet.
	We are...
	Going against the norms of award shows.
	And we're doing the green carpet because this is a grassroots effort.
	Green like the grass, grassroots effort.
	All of the things.
	That is the way that we're going to make change.
	I mean, the biggest thing that any of us independent newscasters, podcast hosts and things get, the main thing that we talk about is how we're going to fight this thing is from the grassroots.
	Affecting your local circle.
	Alright, let's bring Ivan Wrinklin in.
	Did I say that right?
	It's pronounced Deep State Marauder.
	Deep State Marauder!
	Suddenly we became like the WWE!
	Obviously we're going to have fun tonight.
	You guys know I'm not drinking.
	This is just my personality.
	Clearly I'm not drinking.
	Oh wait, I've got to take this pen off.
	I was just in Wyndham.
	Oh!
	Wind in New Hampshire, where they did the first audit ever in American history for elections.
	Oh, we need more of those.
	Things weren't quite the most safe and secure election ever in the history of humanity.
	Wait, are you streaming on Commitube?
	Because we might get banned.
	We're streaming everywhere.
	Oh, you're going to get banned immediately?
	No.
	Just by having my face in here.
	No, no.
	So tell people, if they don't know who you are, tell people who you are, how you're involved in the American Liberty Award movement.
	So, my name is Ivan Raiklin.
	My nom de guerre is the deep state marauder.
	And what I do is expose government corruption.
	You know, a lot of people say, oh yeah, there's a deep state.
	I'm the guy that actually identifies the individual, the time and place and manner of their transgression.
	And applying it to specific individuals.
	And then I piece it together in a timeline and link analysis because of my background in special ops and intelligence back in the day, applying it to exposing those corrupt actors, and then publishing it on whether it's Rumble or Telegram, Truth Social, Getter, CloudHub, Gab, and none other than...
	Yeah, no commie platforms.
	And then also I write a substack to go into that deep dive.
	And my biggest projects right now is, I've been about probably 12 to 18 months ahead of pretty much anybody as it relates to identifying the individual bad actors for January 6th.
	Specifically tying it back to Nancy Pelosi, Yogananda Pittman.
	The general counsel at U.S. Capitol Police, such as Thomas Tobias.
	And so we're going through those motions.
	And luckily, Tucker is finally doing some interviews with some of these folks again and is allowed to speak about it.
	Because the reason why they fired him was the same night that, remember Tucker was fired?
	Yeah.
	That same night, or the next day, he was supposed to air his interview with the former chief of the Capitol Police, Steven Son.
	And when you start to peel the onion on all that...
	All roads lead back to Mike Pence, Paul Ryan, and all those, the China-first Republicans, as I like to call them.
	So I've got to ask you this.
	Since you are so great at uncovering the deep state and doing the research, since you're so good at that, there's going to be...
	Reading words and looking at pictures and videos and aggressively interviewing people and putting it all together in an analytic framework.
	Okay, I was going to ask...
	How do you deal with how maddening that is to be able to easily find the culprits and continually see nothing done?
	But I think that we're seeing it does make you go crazy to constantly find the bad actors and then see them get away with it and get away with it.
	So how do you deal with that?
	We had to wait until we have a favorable House of Representatives.
	The first fight was to make sure that Kevin McCarthy was the weakest Speaker of the House ever in our country's history.
	Because...
	Basically, he's spineless, but also we don't want him to be on the other side completely.
	So now we have enough members of the Congress in the House, the ones that have the respective power on the committees, like Congressman Barry Loudermont is from Georgia.
	He chairs the subcommittee on oversight for the House Admin Committee that has responsibility to oversee the Capitol Police and the Capitol Police Board.
	So then I write a Substack article envisioning that if Ivan Raikland was in that role, by the way...
	Constitutional lawyer, former Green Beret lieutenant colonel, retired, as well as intel officer of human intelligence, counterintelligence analysis.
	I've done, like, tactical operational strategic stuff and operations.
	Say hashtag all the things.
	All of the things.
	I've kind of done that rodeo, right?
	Yeah.
	So I have a little bit of credibility, more than the worst person in the history of humanity would.
	Basically using that background experience and the network to boot of being 25 years as an insider in the system, people take me with a little bit more credibility, right?
	And then I write a Substack article saying, if I were in that person's shoes, this is what I would do to the max.
	And then I have somebody give it to Kevin McCarthy.
	And then maybe someone gives it to all 222 members of the Republican Conference.
	And then specifically brief the staff that would have the responsibility to do it before they even know what to do.
	Because as soon as they announce who they are, then I'm like, hey, here, I'm jamming it in your face.
	Please, do it.
	And so as they go through that process, they kind of follow the guide that I put together.
	And honestly, it helps them.
	So I'm kind of like a free intern that's not tethered to the system, but helping guide the investigation because I've already done a couple years' worth of investigating into it.
	And not only me, working with other folks like Dave Summerall from Stop Hate, Gary McBride, M5 Newsgate, and...
	Trenus Evans, I don't know if you know.
	A lot of these folks that have already done a lot of deep-dive analysis in areas that I haven't, my main focus has been on investigating those in decision-making positions at the Capitol that were governmental actors, whereas they're more focused on what happened to the rally attendees, the defendants, etc.
	And then as we meet, continuously converse.
	We shaped the picture of what happened on January 6th, and it was a facilitated and unlawful entry into the Capitol by Nancy Pelosi.
	And earlier today, Epoch Times just published a one-hour documentary that further essentially supports that hypothesis.
	They don't quite go as aggressively in their analytic conclusion as I do, but what they put out today does not really refute any of my conclusions that I put out really a couple years back, which is Mike Pence was...
	Was a participant in that treason.
	So insane.
	So insane and maddening.
	But we thank you for everything that you're doing.
	So I got nominated for a legal bulldog award.
	That's why I'm here.
	Awesome.
	So I don't know if it's too late to vote.
	I don't know either.
	But you can try.
	Take a look at the website.
	Make sure I came all the way down here.
	It's a fierce competition.
	There's some amazing attorneys that are there.
	But hopefully I can somehow squeak out.
	You know, come from behind victory to be America's legal bulldog awardee recipient.
	Yes.
	We're going to celebrate no matter what because we're all freedom, truth-loving people.
	Thank you for your service.
	No, no, no.
	All right, let's do it.
	Thank you so much.
	Good to meet you.
	All right, we're going to see each other.
	All right.
	I'm going over here.
	All right, let's just keep it going.
	Let's just keep it going.
	Actually, pass by me.
	I'm going to need a step stool.
	Like, what house?
	I think, she says.
	It's a miracle.
	It's a Christmas.
	It's a Christmas miracle.
	Exactly.
	All right, well, hello up there.
	I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
	Are you okay?
	I'm wearing out this joke.
	Okay, so introduce yourself.
	My name is John Dislin.
	Okay.
	What brings you to the American Liberty Award?
	Well, I'm friends with Noel Fritsch of National File and working with him and his team including the wonderful Kimberly and also I'm an author.
	I wrote a book called Nehemiah Strong and it's about for believers and patriots in this hour.
	To stand up as the evil comes in like a flood and be strong and do exploits.
	And we are live from the green carpet.
	This is all about grassroots efforts.
	What is it like to be around so many like-minded people that care about saving our country?
	You know, it's so encouraging.
	I was talking with a couple of friends the last couple of days, in fact, Kimberly, yesterday.
	And, you know, it's easy to think, oh, you know, you're alone or am I crazy or whatever.
	But no, there's so many more.
	And the enemy wants to disaggregate us, right?
	They want to separate us.
	Make us feel alone.
	We're really not.
	We're really the majority.
	And what we need to do is stand together, encourage each other, sow seeds of community as opposed to division, and then stand up and fight against this evil as it's coming in like a flood.
	And there's been so many people nominated, so many people up for awards.
	Who are you gunning for?
	Are you part of the vocabulary?
	I'm not.
	I'm particularly excited for National File, though.
	I hope they win for top print media.
	As truth tellers.
	But frankly, I'm excited about all the participants who are striving to expose the truth and confront the evil and be the new media.
	That's a trustworthy media that people can rely on for truth and news.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And what do you want to tell to those that couldn't be here but are watching the action, having fun with this?
	What do you want to let them know?
	I would just say, hey, thanks for participating, getting in the fight.
	Stay plugged in.
	And I would encourage you, too, about these Liberty Awards, go look at all these other different sources.
	Go look at the documentaries.
	Go look at the books.
	Go look at the truth tellers.
	Don't just focus on the winners.
	Look at all these different awesome sources for news and truth and fighting against the evil and get more plugged in and more activated and more active.
	I love it.
	And how can people support you?
	I mean, that's the thing that unfortunately this comes back to is we don't have a George Soros.
	We don't have China supporting us.
	So how can people support you in what you're doing?
	I appreciate that.
	If you just search up Nehemiah Strong, you'll find your way to my website.
	You can check out my book.
	And it's basically a reference guide for what do I do now.
	Once you get red-billed and get switched on, what do I do now?
	And I spent two years writing a 500-page book of here's some things you can do now.
	Awesome.
	Well, thank you so much.
	And go and enjoy yourself.
	Yeah, you bet.
	All right.
	We are keeping it moving.
	We're going to...
	Hey!
	How's it going?
	All right.
	Again.
	Again.
	Right here is fine.
	Is that okay, actually?
	All right.
	All right.
	We're live.
	We're live from the green carpet here at the American Liberty Awards.
	How about you just go ahead and introduce yourself to our audience that is watching the stream right now?
	I am David Sumrall, representing the whole crew that put Bloody Hill.
	On the map for the January 6th hostages so we can show what's going on with that whole travesty there.
	So, Andrew Mullinex, Trinis Evans, Juan 07, Daniel Goodwin, Sean Witzman.
	We all work together.
	We put this film out in about four weeks, so it's really amazing.
	God had his hand all in it.
	We're just proud to be a part of the awards here and able to be here, so it's great.
	I loved having you on Counter Narrative with Christy Lee, my show, on American Media Periscope.
	And it's funny, I did just get an email that I need to respond to sometime this weekend from Daniel Goodwin, who is in the Bastrop behind bars right now.
	It's so sad.
	that we have these people that all they care about is freedom and liberty and saving our country and they get caught up in this huge false flag.
	You know, what can people continue to do to make sure, you know, obviously I intend to write them I think pressure is always good.
	Pressure on Congress and Senate to do things for these people.
	Go to the jail.
	Visit them.
	Do something about the 1512.
	they could go there and tighten that up immediately.
	Yeah, but what caused the heart attack, like in Kevin Greason's case.
	So until we have the truth like that, it's always going to be a matter of trying to figure out who started what fight with January 6th.
	And you can trace it back to a certain point, but then it's like, if we try to go further than that...
	It's conspiratorial or it's propaganda when it's really just video evidence.
	And we've shown that over and over, but getting people to do something about that.
	So prayers, writing letters to these guys, letting them know that we still support them and haven't forgotten them, like you said.
	That's the most important thing, I think.
	Last question in regard to that.
	We just recently saw news reports of the January 6th committee.
	They were accused of destroying evidence.
	Yes.
	And so what's your reaction to that?
	I mean, here they have Trump on trial.
	They've been raging against Trump, but yet they destroyed evidence.
	Well, I think it's more of the same.
	Nothing new.
	We saw Hillary do that.
	We've seen everybody destroy things or delay things.
	It's system-wide.
	You know, and that's what we're seeing over and over.
	Not that it's just an expose, because people are literally suffering and dying.
	You know, we're up to, I couldn't tell you how many deaths right now.
	I want to say it's 24 or so, related to January 6th.
	These are the facts that people don't know about because of the media.
	The media curtain is closed on it, and they want to forget about it.
	They were told that people heard a cop or killed a cop, and they've never looked at it again to see the real suffering that these people are going through, and I think that's where...
	When Trump gets in this little bit of trouble that he's in, it's going to really put more light on what these people have been suffering for two and a half years.
	It's the same judge as most of these people.
	It's the same situation.
	So I hope that that helps the American people understand.
	You know, a couple months ago, Trump said in his interview that these are great people and they're being treated like hell.
	Now he's a J6er.
	So I think he kind of saw the writing on the wall there.
	And that's where we are.
	You know, a lot of innocent people that are suffering.
	For nothing.
	Until the American people saying that's enough.
	Trump has said that to us over and over and over.
	It's up to us to do something.
	This is a great opportunity for us to try to help him.
	He helps us.
	That's the way it's supposed to work.
	I know we all want to thank you for the StopHate.com and everything that you're doing to continue to expose and put a shining light on this.
	So again, it's David Sumerall.
	People should go to StopHate.com?
	Yes, yes.
	Anytime and slash J6 if you want to see.
	There's about 15 or 20 calls to action to help the J6's prayer and letter writing and all kinds of things you can do.
	Some are free.
	Some cost you a buck or two to help them.
	And we just encourage people to get active and get involved.
	All right.
	Awesome.
	Thank you, David.
	I know you too.
	We're going to party later.
	Sounds good.
	Alright, thank you so much.
	Alright, we are going to help you find an exit.
	Just go out here, maybe.
	Right this way.
	Alright, folks.
	It's live TV, so we're just trying to get people through safely.
	Alright, should we need to move this way?
	Alright, we are here with the man of the hour.
	I'm going to move over this way.
	Alright, so, man of the hour.
	So much blood, sweat and tears into making this American Liberty Awards happen.
	This is something that you had been thinking about, what, since like for a year or like kind of in the back of your mind for a while?
	Like when that weakest slap by the two weakest men in America happened with the Chris Rock, I forget the other guy's name, the slap, I was like, it was like a slap on the baby's bottom of the American Liberty Awards.
	I was like, first of all, I was like, this is totally ridiculous.
	Why doesn't somebody...
	Do something different.
	And I was like, you know, they really need to have an award show that's, like, all the canceled people, basically.
	So I was hanging out with my friend Rob Dew and Matt Baker, and we were basically just hanging out last summer, and I was like, hey guys, I got this idea, and Rob Dew was like, yeah, that's sweet.
	If you're putting out an award show, I've got to be the host.
	And Matt was like, Matt came up with the name, and that was it.
	And basically, like, we have to make the Luciferian system irrelevant.
	By creating our new system.
	I really believe that fighting the system, it might be feeding it.
	Because Lucifer loves when we're in fear, when we're in strife.
	So I don't care about them.
	I'm not going to give my energy and time.
	I'm going to put my energy and my time into building something that's wholesome and good and new.
	So that's the American Liberty Awards.
	And again, if you missed it, I'm talking to Frank Cavanaugh, formerly of the band Filter.
	And that in itself is just such a testimony.
	You were in the thick of it, being a band member.
	A lot of stereotypes go along with that, like being drugs and women and tours and things like that.
	But it sounds like...
	From what I know of you, God's hand was always on your life, right?
	You know, I was raised a Catholic.
	And then when I grew into manhood, I kind of went away from the church.
	But I still had the foundation and the basis, the morals that I learned.
	Being in Hollywood, it's a shallow, plastic trench of insecure, insincere people that will do anything they can to get ahead of you.
	And I really didn't want to see myself in that world.
	And so I left it after Filcher, joined the military, and did a whole other thing.
	Which really, I think, that's testament to you don't have to stick with the same thing you're doing.
	You can change and do other things, and that's the only way you're really going to be happy.
	If you're depressed...
	It's because you're a creative creature and you need to create.
	So get out and create something.
	Now I know you, again, I said you put a lot of blood, sweat, and tears into making this night happen.
	And now to be able to see this room full of people that have made such a difference and given us the truth when we couldn't count on it anywhere else and bravery and passion and they all want to save America.
	I mean, what is that like to see it all culminate and come together?
	My friend Greg Reese, he sent me a video today that was specifically for this show, and I just started crying.
	We're on the verge of something huge.
	And the reason that we win every battle but we keep losing the war is because we relinquish the battleground.
	So the American Liberty Awards is a testament to the globalists that we are not retreating.
	We're going to pay honor and thanks and accolades to the people that have kept us free.
	And next year, we're going to be further forward in the fight and we're not going to retreat.
	And that's how we're going to win.
	I gotta ask, before I say goodbye, were there concerns about security tonight with so many like-minded people in the same place?
	There was, but you have to have faith.
	And so, like, I could sit here and worry about security and have a horrible time or just have faith that everything's going to be fine.
	So believe me, I'm praying with every step that there's no violence, especially what's going on tonight in Austin.
	But, you know, I think that we really manifest things.
	If we focus on it and we think about it, then it could happen.
	So I've just been thinking like it's going to be all good.
	It has been on good.
	We love Frank Cavanaugh for putting this together.
	And we're live from the green carpet.
	It's because it's grassroots, right?
	It's because, well, it's astroturf because we're stomping all over the astroturf.
	You're ruining my thing here.
	I know I'm surrounded.
	I have an announcement tonight.
	All right, I'm getting bombed.
	We are 15 minutes away.
	You're not a culture bomber, are you?
	We're 15 minutes away.
	I've got to go work, guys.
	Oh, okay.
	Go.
	Bye.
	Thank you so much.
	All right, so here we have.
	We've got 15 minutes.
	Rob, do you make it happen?
	Wow!
	You cleaned up nice tonight.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	You just worked yourself into my act.
	Oh, great.
	Okay.
	Well, I mean, I'm just here representing all birthing people, you know.
	We need more human resources for the right side.
	Yes, that's what I'm saying.
	I'm trying to fight demopulation single-handedly.
	Anyways, you're on here as the host of the American Liberty Awards.
	I heard this happened with you just lounging in your pool.
	Well, something like that.
	They looked over and said, hey, if we have a Liberty Awards, will you host it?
	And I was like...
	Sure.
	Then about six months later, they're like, well, we're getting close.
	We've got a venue.
	I'm like, all right.
	And then about a week ago, I'm like, I've got to come up with an opening monologue.
	So I, yesterday, two days ago, wrote it down.
	I hope the jokes are funny.
	I hope the jokes hit.
	They're kind of serious, but also not.
	You know, kind of teach some people things while you're making them laugh.
	I think that's what I'm going for tonight.
	And then the rest is just...
	My job is to basically keep the action flowing very quickly, get people on, off stage, because it's a lot of awards that are going to be given out tonight.
	There's so many.
	I have about 30 cue cards of things that are happening.
	Because they were like, here's a sheet.
	And I'm like, no, I want a card for each thing.
	So I can look at it and go, boom, give me the next one.
	Then you see the pile go down.
	I hope they're numbered.
	I hope they're numbered.
	Oh, everything's numbered.
	Yes, yes.
	Okay.
	We don't want any mishaps.
	Not my first rodeo.
	I didn't properly introduce you again, folks.
	This is Rob Dew, the man behind InfoWars, making everything organized, right?
	It would not be organized without you, right?
	No.
	Actually, there's a lot of...
	Organized chaos is what I call it.
	We're like an improv jazz band that basically is thinking on our feet all day, reacting to the news, what's going on, but then also trying to find that way to show people what's really going on when they see these stories.
	Because a lot of the stories they see, they'll take it for face value.
	But they don't realize when it says Bill Gates invested into a company looking at the Asian blue tick.
	Now they've renamed the Asian Blue Tick the Lone Star Tick.
	So we can't call it the Asian Blue Tick, but we can call it the Lone Star Tick, and it can give you a meat allergy, something Bill Gates wants.
	He's funding one of these companies working on genetically engineering ticks.
	I shit you not.
	That is what's going on right now.
	And we should all be concerned about stuff like that.
	But we should also go out and have events where we meet people and mingle and talk and show people that events like this can happen and can be really successful and a lot of fun.
	And people can learn a lot, too.
	I mean, this has been like a year in the making.
	I mean, and now you're seeing a sea of people that have put bravery and their lives on the line in some cases facing persecution.
	Look, just to come down to 6th Street, you've got to be pretty brave.
	Nowadays, this is a literal living crack den we're walking through to get here.
	But, you know, this is a great venue.
	I like how versatile it is.
	The guys are in here all day putting stuff together, so we're really excited.
	I think we're down to ten minutes.
	All right, we're going to keep it rolling.
	We're going to keep it on.
	Thanks, Rob.
	Get out of here.
	Good job.
	You better make me laugh tonight.
	All right, okay, thanks.
	It's obviously not that hard.
	Oh, great.
	It's obviously not that hard to make me laugh.
	Some people find it annoying, but, you know, I am who I am.
	All right, we're going to keep it moving.
	Actually, I'm going to have to walk right here.
	Stu Peters!
	So, you have an interesting background.
	For those that don't know...
	Well, wow.
	I mean, what haven't I done?
	From bounty hunting mainly, you know, I've always just kind of been an investigative person by nature.
	And, you know, I even tried a stint as a rapper.
	Oh, here's my buddy Chris Sky.
	This guy is awesome.
	I just had the opportunity to meet him.
	This room represents a whole lot of great dissidents, doesn't it?
	It's really incredible to be here.
	All glory to God.
	So we're excited.
	And tonight you are nominated for?
	I was nominated for most truth-revealing movie of the year with Died Suddenly and also most trusted news broadcast source.
	Let's talk about that for a moment, the Died Suddenly, because that is a movie that you essentially have to constantly update.
	What are the plans for that?
	Because every day we're learning more and more people are.
	Dying suddenly.
	Yeah, we're definitely working on another movie.
	But, you know, the most important thing here is accountability.
	And so, really, I've been working behind the scenes a lot off the air to work with, you know, state's attorneys general and prosecutors and sheriffs.
	We have to get this weapon of biowarfare off the streets.
	It has to be incinerated.
	And the people that, you know, deployed this biowarfare attack need to be held accountable in a Nuremberg 2-type situation.
	And that's coming.
	That's coming forthwith.
	And you did mention, you know, it's great.
	To have all of these dissonance and everything.
	There's also been some kind of infighting in this movement.
	What do you think of that?
	And how important is it to just kind of come back together and have that unity?
	Well, I mean, I guess if you can give me specifics, I could address something specifically.
	You know, I don't know about infighting.
	I try to watch my own bobber and kind of stay in my own lane.
	We do what we do.
	But I have a zero-tolerance meter when it comes to lying and misrepresentation or anything that can hurt.
	And so if you're speaking about something that I have said, it would have been on the premise that I'm defending children, I'm defending innocent people in this country that I don't want to see attacked anymore because we are a great country filled with great people and humanity as a whole.
	You go talk to anybody, people are genuinely just good people.
	And so I find that it's my responsibility to speak for them, to fight for them, to go to war for them, and to find accountability for them.
	But in that role, you being a truth teller, Being willing to put yourself out there, you constantly put a bullseye on yourself.
	And so what keeps you going to be under persecution and attack and worrying for your own family?
	Very simple.
	Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior, and God Almighty.
	No one man could ever deal with the kind of pressure or, you know, swords that come at you, the chinks in your armor.
	He's my ultimate protection.
	No weapon formed against us will prosper, right?
	I love it.
	Awesome.
	Well, get comfy.
	Thank you.
	Congratulations and good luck to them.
	Thank you very much.
	Appreciate it.
	God bless you.
	Okay.
	I know time is winding down.
	We're going to continue to keep it moving, I think.
	You want to come on in?
	Hey!
	We're getting really cozy up in here.
	Nice to see you again, Dan.
	I got to see you last night, too.
	This is such a great opportunity to have all these people come together.
	For those that don't know where your place is in all this...
	Tell me a little bit about yourself.
	So my name's Dan Lyman.
	I've been writing for InfoWars since 2016.
	I run InfoWars Europe as well.
	And then also I run BorderHawk, BorderHawk.News, and we're nominated tonight for Best Investigative Journalist, which is an honor.
	Amazing.
	And so what is it like?
	You knew that this was going to be happening for quite a while.
	What's it like to see everybody come together tonight?
	Finally, it's culminated.
	It's really exciting.
	It's just amazing for everyone to have a chance to meet in real life because obviously we're always interacting like online or fighting online or whatever we do.
	And it's just nice to see everyone in one place.
	We're looking forward to a great night.
	Who are you looking forward to most about tonight?
	Like, who are you gunning for to win, or do you have any predictions or anything like that?
	Well, I'll be the first to say that the competition in my category is stiff, and I will not be offended in any way if I don't take it home tonight.
	But it's great just to see everyone, you know, for me to meet people in real life.
	Like you, we've done the show together a couple times, but meeting you, meeting, you know, fellow info warriors, friends and fans and all that.
	And then, of course, I don't live in Austin.
	I work remotely, so being in town to see the crew in person, everyone.
	Once in a while is really helpful for building our relationships and just keeping morale strong.
	I love that you said that about your competition being stiff tonight because, again, Dan is up for an award for, what is the exact title?
	Best Investigative Journalist.
	Best Investigative Journalist, but yes, I mean, I do feel like that their spirit of, like, we've all worked hard, we're thankful that there is now finally an award show to acknowledge this side of the aisle, and we're all going to be happy for each other, you know, whatever happens.
	But what's your...
	Yeah, for sure.
	With BorderHawk, we're starting to grow now.
	We're sending reporters down to both sides of the border.
	So the BorderHawk operation is expanding, which we're very excited about.
	We're focused strictly on the immigration issue, and that's obviously one of the most pressing issues that we're facing right now.
	And that, of course, ties in directly with the crime wave in the United States.
	So we're really at the zeitgeist, I think, with that particular event.
	So much human trafficking, the drug epidemic, everything ties to that.
	Yeah, Sound of Freedom.
	Right now, of course.
	So it's the moment when I think a lot of average people are waking up to the realities and the way that they're being affected by the things that we've been covering and warning about for years.
	That is the hope.
	And then at Infowars, I cover news from Europe all the time.
	There's always interesting stuff going on in Europe.
	And if we want a glimpse of where we might be in a few years, sometimes people say, just look to Europe.
	So covering Europe news and then, of course, covering just a broad swath of issues for Infowars.com.
	Amazing.
	Well, we love what you're doing.
	Thank you for being brave and continuing the fight.
	We're going to keep it moving.
	I think we're, like, down to the final minute.
	Sounds good.
	All right, folks.
	Again, we're live in the green carpet.
	I have two people coming in to talk to me now.
	So let's see how we can work this.
	Yeah.
	All right, here we go.
	Yes, I'll pose.
	Okay, we're going to do the poses first, I guess.
	Okay, so let's introduce ourselves.
	Yeah, I'm Brad Schistemus with Five Times August.
	I'm Stephen Lee Rachel with Based Records and The American Beat.
	Awesome.
	Okay, and what brings you here tonight?
	Are you guys in a category?
	Well, I have a song that's up for most, what is it, impactful song, most powerful song.
	It's called Sad Little Man.
	It's a video I put out in 2021 about Fauci, and it got passed around quite a bit.
	And I am now working with Based Records on a new single, so we've got Stephen here, so we're hanging out tonight.
	So any hopes for wins or predictions on wins for the American League?
	Well, I think that five times might win the music category.
	I think that for the Legacy Award, it might go to Alex Jones.
	Maybe Michael Savage?
	I'm not sure.
	Do you have any predictions?
	I have no predictions.
	I have no idea what to expect tonight.
	I'm just going with the flow.
	Have you ever done anything like this where you've been around so many people of like minds?
	You know, it's really...
	I was thinking about it.
	I went to a red carpet for our movement this year.
	I just went to a three-day music festival focused all on freedom and patriotic music.
	Now we're here at this awards show, so it really tells you that our culture is changing and growing, and we're kind of, you know, making new moves in the culture war, I think.
	So it's great to see that, you know?
	Yeah.
	All right, and what do you want to tell the people that are having a watch from home?
	Oh, enjoy the show.
	Bass Records is super happy to be working with Five Times August, and we're excited to release music coming out soon, and we're super thankful for everyone to organize this.
	And to meet great people that, you know, we've known online and to meet them in person and make relationships to, you know, change the culture.
	So let's do it.
	I love it.
	Awesome.
	Good luck tonight.
	Thank you.
	Thank you so much.
	Thank you.
	All right.
	I guess we're, I guess they're just letting anybody and everybody up in here.
	Let's do this.
	Now, Darren's one of my favorite people from InfoWars.
	How long have you been working with InfoWars?
	12 years, and today is my 12th year anniversary.
	Oh, happy 12 year anniversary!
	Can you believe it?
	Yeah, to the day.
	To the day, isn't it weird?
	Yeah, any regrets with working with such a ragtag group?
	No.
	In fact, it feels so good to be vindicated, I feel like, you know.
	This is why this event is so special to all of us.
	And it really is.
	It's like we need to let off some steam, for one.
	And I promise you, that's going to happen.
	It's going to be fun.
	I've had an inside scoop for kind of what's going to happen tonight.
	It's going to be a lot of fun.
	And there's a surprise guest that's going to be here that I think people thought was not going to be here.
	So we're going to have a lot of fun.
	These guys deserve it.
	We've been persecuted.
	And I'm not just talking Infowars.
	I'm talking about everybody here, including everybody in the audience.
	Persecuted.
	We're on lockdowns.
	Called conspiracy theorists.
	You know, blocked from social media, all that stuff.
	But now we've created a vacuum.
	It's a parallel economy, media included.
	And we're taking over.
	We're taking over.
	And now everybody's Alex Jones now.
	You know what I mean?
	So, anyway, looking forward to it.
	You look awesome.
	Thank you!
	And now we're neighbors.
	Oh, I love it!
	I know.
	I had to move closer and stalk Darren.
	Now, Darren McBrain, for those that don't know, he's behind a lot of the great compilations that include great sound and music and video.
	And I think that's really helped, I mean, when it comes to waking people up, the whole being able to put some entertaining things together.
	So, how...
	How much have you seen that helping in waking people up?
	My thing is you want to just look very professional and reel them in with fancy graphics and just look good.
	You know what I mean?
	Plus, I'm working with rock stars.
	You know, I've got Harrison Smith, Alex Jones, Owen Sawyer.
	Sometimes me, sometimes.
	And sometimes Christy Lee.
	That's right.
	Total rock stars.
	So it's a lot of fun.
	And it's a good way to get the message out and get people's attention.
	And you know, a lot of my videos are taken down from the regular social media, but they still get millions of views.
	And Bandot Video, we're doing just fine.
	We're getting millions of views.
	So we're getting the word out there.
	Our videos are being seen.
	And that's the name of the game.
	What's it like to be around everybody?
	Like you said, you're in good company for the American Liberty Awards tonight.
	What's that?
	What's it like to just be in good company?
	Well, it's awesome.
	Every other person, you recognize a face.
	And these are people I don't work with.
	But it's a tight family, and everybody's proud of each other.
	And like I said, we're here to blow off some steam, and you're going to see a lot of...
	This is going to be a fun night, man, like I said.
	And Rob Dew is a funny guy.
	I'm looking forward to that.
	All right, go get a drink for me.
	You got a drink for me now.
	We've got 10 minutes left, apparently.
	All right, welcome in.
	We're going to squeeze in here.
	Jason Lowe with Titans of Liberty and God Is Not Dead Records.
	Awesome.
	And so I'm guessing you're in the music category?
	That's correct, yeah.
	Most Powerful Song nominated for Alex Who.
	So I appreciate everyone for that.
	How do you feel about your competition tonight?
	Oh, I think, honestly, I don't expect to take anything away here.
	These guys are all amazing performers.
	I'm just glad we have such amazing people making great music and not the trash that we have on radio now.
	So I'm just honored to be part of this and performing as well.
	What do you want to tell the folks that are watching from home?
	I just want to say, if you're tired of the satanic award shows, this is why we are bringing you this.
	We love you guys.
	We're all real here, and we're real patriots, and we just love our country.
	We don't care what color you are.
	We don't care what religion you are.
	We just want to say we love America.
	We love our freedom.
	And if you're against our freedoms, you're against all of us.
	Yes, and there is a lot of us here.
	Awesome.
	Thank you so much.
	Thank you, Christy.
	Good luck.
	Thank you, and congratulations.
	Yes, thank you.
	All right, we have to speed it up because the time is short, so we're going to bring in here.
	All right, this way.
	All right, here we go.
	Hello!
	So I think I recognize you guys.
	Wait, wait.
	I thought for a moment I recognized it, and then I'm like, wait a minute, I don't want to confuse anything.
	Target?
	Forgiato Blow.
	Okay, same.
	Different.
	Okay, that's why I was like, wait, you guys aren't together.
	We're going to show my song tonight, Gun Tone Patriot.
	That's a big song for me and them, so we're promoting them.
	Let's get your names right.
	Go ahead.
	Forgiato Blow.
	Bryce and Gray.
	Awesome.
	And you're performing together today?
	Yeah, tonight here at the War Show.
	Awesome.
	And you are in the music category, obviously.
	How do you feel about your competition?
	I think we got us sold up.
	I don't know.
	Oh man, there's a lot of good music on there.
	We might win, we might not.
	Whoever wins, congratulations.
	It's cool with me.
	When you carve out this niche of focusing on the culture wars and being able to rap about conservatives, some people are like, oh, they're doing that because it's easier to get clout or grift off of that.
	Obviously, the weirdos say this, but what's your reaction to that?
	How do you come up against that?
	I basically ruin, because I used to make secular music.
	I used to be on a radio station.
	They stopped playing me when I started making more political and religious music.
	So, people are saying that's easier?
	Nah, we just work harder than everybody else.
	So, they're just upset.
	You know, envy is a terrible thing.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And what's your experience been like?
	I mean...
	Like I said, we've been doing this for 25 years, doing music.
	I got songs with the biggest rappers in the game, Rick Ross, Kodak Black, Penelope Ice.
	Before I came over to Trump in 2016, we were the pioneers of the MAGA music.
	I mean, you've got to stand for something.
	That's what it is.
	As we get a little bit older, a little bit mature, we've got young kids singing our songs, we realize what we're doing for the culture.
	So we pretty much just changed the game.
	I was really impressed with the turnaround time and the Target thing because it was like this was just starting to be talked about and then suddenly you had this song out there.
	I mean, are you just quick to react?
	To what's happening in the moment?
	I mean, we're the same thing as a news anchor or something.
	We read the same story.
	We just rap about it.
	It comes to us.
	Me and Bryce have been doing this for a long time.
	OGs of this.
	We just continue to work.
	We know what we're doing is changing the culture.
	If you don't support rap music, like we say all the time, support it.
	Because if you don't listen to rap, your grandkids do.
	Their kids do.
	The kids in school do.
	So that's what we're doing, protecting the children.
	And speaking of the children, what you guys do is so important because it's, I think, a really key element to...
	Reaching our younger generation.
	Do you get to feel that and see that firsthand?
	Are younger people coming to you and be like, man, I never knew this or thought this?
	Yeah, we did an interview with Vice News and they came to one of our concerts.
	And even they were surprised by how many kids was there.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So our whole thing is for the next generation to come up to say something positive.
	Because right now the only rap they hear is women rapping about their vagina or men rapping about gang banging and murder.
	That's all they do.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So when people come in here rapping about something like politics, which is more informative, or something like God for the spirit, you know what I'm saying?
	That's for that next generation to come up and do the same thing.
	Well, good luck tonight, guys.
	Thank you for being here, and I'll see you guys later.
	Awesome.
	Alright, we're going to keep it moving.
	Don't know exactly how much time we have left, but who's next?
	So much is nice to meet you.
	How about you introduce yourself?
	My name is Derek Rose.
	I'm with the Last American Vagabond.
	We're nominated for journalism.
	I also run theconsciousresistance.com.
	And how long has that been in the works, Last American Vagabond?
	Last American Vagabond, Ryan Christians is a founder.
	He started it over a decade ago, and I joined about four years ago.
	And it's myself, Ryan, Whitney Webb, a team of journalists and researchers who collaborate on articles, videos, and all kinds of content.
	And you're nominated tonight?
	We're nominated tonight for Best Journalism category.
	Awesome.
	And how do you feel about your competition?
	Well, there's a lot of really talented people here.
	A lot of hard-working people in the movements, if you will.
	And we're just honored to be here and to be recognized anyway.
	I definitely, though, think that what thelastamericanvagabond.com offers is some very unique insight and analysis that isn't necessarily found everywhere else.
	And we try to go beyond left, beyond right, and really just look for the truth.
	So I think people who are interested in tonight's content would probably find a home there.
	Awesome.
	So make sure that you follow Last American Vagabond.
	Good luck tonight.
	Yep.
	My name is Derek Rosemortime, theconsciousresistance.com, the last American backbone.
	Perfect.
	All right.
	Good luck.
	So nice to meet you.
	All right, folks.
	Our next person, Charlie!
	We got to hang out last night.
	So Charlie, tell me, I was finding out some things about you last night from my husband.
	I was like, I didn't know that about Charlie.
	Your husband and I bonded last night.
	We had a really good time.
	Yeah, they had a thing going last night.
	So Charlie, he was saying that you have some connection to an anarchist movement.
	Like, wait, what?
	I wrote a book with Jeff Berwick.
	He's the head of...
	He runs Anarchapulco, the largest anarchist convention in the world.
	And we wrote a book together back in 2020.
	Put it out the...
	Friday before the 2020 elections and on Election Day it became a number one bestseller because I think everybody's sort of tired of the governmental nonsense.
	They see that we're getting, we're, you know, electing puppets.
	We're tired of it.
	And Jeff and I decided we would write a book that sort of exposed what we have, what we currently have, how they've rigged this country for destruction, how they've rigged the detonators, weakened the support columns emotionally, socially.
	And they just are about to push the plunger down and level this place.
	So that's what we did.
	We wrote that.
	We didn't mean for it to be like, I don't know, a documentary series.
	But after everything that we've gone through the last couple of years, I mean, I've never wanted to be wrong about something so much in my life.
	But unfortunately, when you take a look at where we are and what we're doing, that's just the only outcome you can come to.
	We have been slated for destruction, and unless we step up and do something about it real soon, it's going to be a long, long process.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And for our folks at home, if they want to watch your podcast, where do they go?
	Macroaggressions podcast goes out in audio format wherever podcasts are served in video format on band.video is the best place to find it.
	Awesome.
	And you're nominated tonight?
	I'm nominated for most truth-revealing book.
	And most infobom...
	Most infobom...
	Infobom?
	Something like that.
	And also, the third one was...
	Something Broadcast?
	That was just super popular and nominated across so many things.
	I'm just excited to be here.
	I'm just happy to be here.
	Well, good luck tonight, Joey.
	I know we're running out of time, so we'll hook up later on.
	All right, and now we have Chrissy.
	Come on, come on.
	Let's change positions.
	I'm trying to get both my sides in case one side is bad.
	And we're just kidding.
	Oh, thank you.
	Thank you so much.
	So we are here with Chrissy Mayer.
	I'm just making sure I say it right.
	And are you nominated tonight?
	Yeah, I'm nominated tonight for, I think, Best Stand-Up Comedian.
	So I'm very excited to be here.
	I'm here with my friend, Lila Hart, who I think might be in the running for best documentary, American History of voter fraud.
	She's sitting down at the table, but it's exciting to be here.
	I had an album come out last year called Live from January 6th, which got me kind of canceled in a few places, so it's nice to be invited to some places.
	Yeah, so I was going to ask you about that.
	So you were doing stand-up comedy and then got sucked into this freedom movement, right?
	Not the other way, right?
	Yeah, I've been doing stand-up for about 13 years.
	I honestly didn't even vote for Trump the first time and it was like during his four years that I just sort of woke up and like everybody else in the pandemic had nothing but time and internet and sort of red-pilled myself on a bunch of topics and then voted for him again in 2020 and then started covering just as like an individual kind of reporter covering the rallies in D.C. and then one of them was January 6th.
	It was a lot of fun, but I was amazed at just how much you get canceled over that and just standing up for freedom of speech, standing up for freedom of your health, even just questioning the vaccines gets you kind of kicked out of a few circles.
	I was one of the few, maybe the only comic in New York City, when de Blasio put out the mandates that you can't perform anywhere, go into any room, Unless you're vaccinated.
	I was like, oh, I'm just not going to perform anywhere in New York City.
	I was so shocked that nobody else really joined me on that.
	And then eventually a few other household names like Jim Brewer came out and joined as well.
	But like, I was just blown away with how the pandemic really opened my eyes to the fact that like most comedians are out for themselves and none of them really care for free speech except for the few like in my circle.
	And that's the phenomenon here is because I mean, for goodness sakes, like comedy, like now you have to be careful about what you say.
	It's amazing how many comedians actually hold themselves back and don't even dip a toe in certain subjects because they don't want to lose their management, they don't want to lose their bookings.
	It's pretty wild, but it's great to be here at this event where people support free speech, and it feels like a high school reunion.
	I'm bumping into so many people I know, so it's good to be here.
	All right, well, they're calling us in, so good luck tonight, Chrissy.
	All right, thank you.
	You look amazing.
	All right, we are live.
	We've got to go to the show.
	Are we wrapping it up, then?
	All right, this is how it works, folks, when it's live.
	I just got to get directions in the moment.
	But, yeah, so we've got to hurry up, and I've got to find my seat.
	Thank you for watching.
	Continue to share as we livestream throughout the night.
	Thank you for watching.
	Christy Lee, live from the green carpet.
	So we already wanted to do an interview.
	I'm so sorry.
	Oh, we'll get it.
	Now we can schedule you.
	We asked if we could do it after the show.
	They had us do a hard cut.
	I'm so sorry.
	He was so mad.
	Do you want water?
	Sure.
	If you don't want, if you want a new one.
	He was in the interview.
	He was in the interview.
	He's a Kennedy nominee.
	He was in the interview.
	He was in the interview.
	Oh, shit.
	I would have picked, I would have, excuse a minute if I was in the interview.
	I would have picked up the interview.
	USA!
	All right!
	Oh, yeah!
	If you're not feeling it now, you're not going to feel it.
	Whoa!
	Oh, my goodness.
	Welcome.
	Welcome, welcome, welcome, everybody.
	to all our VIPs and all our nominees sprinkled about and everybody else who's supporting this great venture tonight.
	Welcome to everybody.
	Even those up in the nose, please.
	Welcome to Oracle.
	That's right.
	We're representing.
	And we got screams going out right now.
	We got screams going right out to everybody's hair.
	And hi, everybody from the land.
	Thank you.
	Oh, my God.
	Thank you.
	Thank you to all the males and females out there.
	Big thanks to the males and females.
	All right.
	And look, look.
	Let's all be serious.
	If that joke, you know, triggered you in any way, you better talk get all mine out of here.
	Because we ain't got time for those snowflakes.
	And we're going to be here.
	All right, so I was up on the green carpet earlier, and Christy He goes, "Oh, Rob, you're really cleaning up well.
	It's so nice." And I said, "Yeah, that's kind of funny." You know, I walked out of my room today dressed, and I'm like to my wife, and I'm like this.
	He goes, "Well?" And I was like, "What?" She goes, "What are you nominated for best dressed?" I'm like, "Oh, honey, I'm the host.
	I'm the host." And she gives me a little kiss and goes, "Are you nervous?" And I said, "No, I'm fine." And then this zit popped out on my cheek and said, "No, no, it's just the zit.
	It's not me.
	It's not me." But even funnier today, I'm driving up here through this traffic and I start rubbing the zit.
	And a genie pops out.
	It's nice to be in my truck.
	And I'm like, "All right, there's a genie right there.
	Okay." And I go, "So this is the part where you grant me three wishes?" And he goes, "Yes." This is the part where I grant you three witches, but we have three rules.
	I said, all right, I can do three rules.
	And he looks at me and he goes, I cannot detransition anyone.
	I said, okay.
	And then he said, rule number two, I cannot kill anyone.
	I said, okay.
	Rule number three, he said he can't bring back anybody from the dead.
	And I said, okay.
	And I said, you ready?
	He goes, here.
	I want a movie directed by Mel Gibson showing the origins of the Federal Reserve.
	That's a pretty good wish.
	This is my first one.
	That's a pretty good one.
	And the genie looks over at me and goes, there is now a fourth rule.
	I say, even the genies are woke these days, man.
	But, you know, I like to think I'm woke, but I'm so woke.
	My cleaning lady listens to Alex Jones.
	See them over there in my office?
	He's like, "Did you hear?
	Trump's gonna bankrupt the treaty of Washington, D.C. in 1871." I said, "Oh, alright, you can listen." And did you also hear they're putting prions in the shops to make you allergic to meat?
	And I said...
	Well, yeah!
	I've heard all about that.
	Thank you very much.
	And so, that's how woke I feel I am.
	And a lot of people in here, I could feel our spirit, and I could feel the camaraderie.
	I could just feel it all tonight.
	And the fact that this room here is filled with people, and people are watching this, and people are spreading the link, and we're going to have musical guests and all this stuff, just really, really, really, really makes me feel good.
	I see my friend out here, Dr. McCullough, Peter McCullough.
	And all of you have new doctors out there that have the courage to prescribe medications that help tell you.
	And I encourage you to tell it through.
	Thank you.
	Like I said, you know, Dr. McCullough's here, so if you are going to have an adverse reaction, this is the place to do it.
	We have a doctor on site.
	And if you're going to have it, just come up here on stage and do it, so we can all take a video of it and put it up on social media and say, "Look, we told you!
	We told you!
	It's everywhere!" But I'm pretty sure most of us here is pure blood.
	Dr. McCullough will save you, and he'll also tell you about the benefits of natokinase.
	So if you're not taking your natokinase, get on it now.
	Help me with my brain fog.
	Yeah, look at him.
	He knows.
	He knows.
	Dr. McCullough is going to help us.
	He's going to get inside of us.
	In one way or another.
	You know, and actually one time, he's a real funny guy.
	I had COVID.
	Turned into pneumonia and this really horrible x-ray.
	I showed it to him in the green room, and he looks at it, and he looks at me, and he goes, you know.
	When I look at x-rays like this, I'm surprised to see people like you still walking around.
	That actually feels pretty good, believe it or not.
	It feels really good.
	So, we love Dr. McCullough.
	And I don't know if some people know this.
	When I got COVID, I did enter a drug testing thing.
	It was some kind of experimental medication.
	And they wrote about it in the Journal of Psychonology.
	They wrote about this.
	And it was the effects of magic mushrooms on someone with the Delta variant.
	And they wrote about it in Journal of Psychonology.
	And I still don't know what the results are.
	But the third eye is clean, everybody.
	It's clean.
	It's clean.
	I'm just kidding.
	I'm just kidding.
	There is no Journal of Psychonology.
	The end of my terrible joke says we're all written by ChatGPT, so if you don't like it, complain at ChatGPT.
	But, what we got, let me explain what we have going on.
	So we're going to be giving away awards.
	Look at these beautiful awards.
	Look at these.
	This is Glass right here.
	Man of Glass by Matt Baker.
	You may see him walking around as the last of the morning of George Washington.
	Those who are lucky enough to win, be sure you hold up the light of liberty for everyone to get a picture of it.
	Woo!
	It's going to be good.
	I have a lot of these to give away.
	You see that?
	So the way we're going to do it, we're going to have musical guests.
	We're going to have all this stuff going on.
	And then we'll bring people up.
	We'll bring up presenters.
	We'll read the names.
	The names will appear here.
	And our beautiful Allison Steinberg is going to be reading those out and getting you pumped up.
	But you guys really want to hang by to me.
	You're a pretty fucked up crowd.
	I'm feeling real good about the rest of the night.
	You guys, have I gone over my limit or are we still good?
	Alright, I'm going to explain just a couple more things.
	After the nominee names are read, clap as loud as you want.
	Or clap the whole time.
	Who cares?
	We're going to have a good time tonight.
	Then the presenter will read the award.
	Then whoever wins will come up.
	Boom.
	Make a speech.
	And then we'll continue on.
	That's the basics of an award show.
	And we'll have some music.
	We'll have some comedy.
	Some people, you know, try to outdo me here on the stage.
	We'll see.
	We'll see what happens.
	I'm sure there's a succumbus for her back there that's like, I'm doing it next year.
	He's looking at me, staring me down right now.
	So...
	What's that?
	What is that?
	The video.
	Oh, the video.
	Oh, we're playing the video first.
	Whoa, I almost introduced a musical guest when that wasn't going to happen.
	All right, so now we're going to go to the video.
	Ah, okay.
	We're going to play a video real quick, and this is about-- I don't even have my card.
	I have the wrong card.
	Oh, the Force in Fire.
	All right, I couldn't hear you from up here.
	[background noise]
	This is for Jason Alvin.
	Turn it up.
	[background noise]
	[background noise]
	Get together, all the winners.
	Let me go.

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