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In 1985, George Nader was charged with receiving child porn. | |
The case was dismissed due to an invalid search warrant. | ||
And just a few years later, he was caught again. | ||
In 1991, he was convicted and given a six-month sentence on a felony charge for transporting child pornography. | ||
Despite the earlier charge and later conviction, George Nader worked closely for the US government. | ||
He helped the George H.W. Bush administration free Americans who were being held hostage in Lebanon after the Iran-Contra affair. | ||
He unsuccessfully tried brokering an Israeli-Syrian peace agreement for the Clinton administration. | ||
And since then, he has continued to volunteer for U.S. politicians, acting as a middleman, connecting American interests to his many Middle Eastern contacts. | ||
In 2003, he was convicted in the Czech Republic for sexually abusing ten boys, for which he only served one year in prison before being expelled from the country. | ||
None of this seemed to affect his professional reputation with the U.S. government. | ||
In May of 2016, George Nader along with Andy Khawaja and six others began funneling money from the UAE and Saudi Arabia into the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign. | ||
Nader and his associates sent over $3.5 million to organizations supporting Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign for president. | ||
And after Clinton lost to Trump, they donated $1 million to the Trump inauguration. | ||
Court documents reveal that Nader was continually reporting to an unnamed foreign nation. | ||
George Nader was considered a key witness in the Mueller investigation, and while being questioned by the FBI on behalf of Special Counsel Robert Mueller in January of 2018, child pornography was incidentally found on one of his mobile phones. | ||
But it wasn't until June of 2019 when Nader was finally arrested. | ||
The charge was for possession and transportation of child pornography and images of bestiality. | ||
He was also charged with transporting a 14-year-old boy from Europe to his Washington home for sex. | ||
In January of 2020, Nader reached a plea deal with prosecutors and pleaded guilty to charges of possession of child pornography and transportation of a minor. | ||
Prosecutors recommend the minimum penalty of 10 years and sentencing is scheduled for April of 2020. | ||
George Nader is not an anomaly. | ||
Let us not forget that in the past 20 years, more than $17 million of taxpayer money has been paid out in 260 settlements involving sexual assault committed by members of the U.S. Congress. | ||
Let us not forget Jeffrey Epstein, Bohemian Grove, and the Podesta emails. | ||
There are wolves among us, and whatever we decide to do about it, we'll get what we deserve. | ||
For InfoWars.com, this is Greg Reese. | ||
And that report from Greg Reese can be found at band.video Ladies and gentlemen, coming up today on The War Room, Tom Papper joins me. | ||
Damani Felder joins me. | ||
Both of those guests in the second hour. | ||
And then Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai on in the third hour to talk about the vaccine choice movement that is going on right now. | ||
He's going to be breaking down some of the science behind that. | ||
And of course, why politicians don't bring it up as an issue. | ||
So all of that and more. | ||
But man, are we living in historic times. | ||
And if it sounds like I'm out of breath, that's because I was literally running laps around the InfoWars studio before I got in here. | ||
Not because I needed exercise, but because there's a lot of things in the works. | ||
Alright, when we come back, I'm gonna hopefully dive in to some of this news. | ||
But big things are coming up in a very short period of time. | ||
Ladies and gentlemen, It is Thursday, January 16th, 2020. | ||
This is the InfoWars War Room, brought to you by InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
I'm your host, Owen Troyer, with you for the next three hours of this transmission. | ||
Now, I got a bunch of news that I'm going to go through here today, and I got a bunch of great guests coming up, including Tom Papert, Damani Felder, and Dr. | ||
Shiva Ayyadurai with great topics. | ||
But look at what we're kind of sitting on the precipice of right now. | ||
In Virginia and in D.C. next week, where they're about to launch the impeachment, BS. Because that's all it is. | ||
We can call it a trial. | ||
We can call them hearings. We can call them proceedings. | ||
Nancy Pelosi can hand out her 50 pens that look like golden bullets. | ||
I'm sure that was just a coincidence. | ||
And she's like drunkenly like changing pens every five seconds and like can't draw. | ||
And This is the team with Creepo Adam Schiff hanging out in Ed Buck's basement with Oompa Loompa Jerry Nadler. | ||
This is the team bringing you the impeachment of President Donald Trump. | ||
A self-made billionaire with a supermodel wife and a beautiful family that's also successful. | ||
Because you see, that's what they hate. | ||
Look at Nancy Pelosi's family. | ||
Comes from crime. Breeds crime. | ||
Lives off crime. | ||
Look at the Bidens. | ||
Joe Biden. | ||
Hunter Biden. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. | ||
Look at Maxine Waters and deals she cut to get her husband off the hook. | ||
With all of the banking scandals. | ||
And the ethics investigations she's under. | ||
Look at an Adam Schiff getting pranked by Russians on a phone call claiming they have dirt on Trump. | ||
He falls for the whole thing, hook, line, and sinker. | ||
That recording's out there, but he'll put Trump on trial for impeachment claiming Trump did that when there's no evidence. | ||
We have the evidence Schiff would have at least done it if it was real. | ||
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Of course, it was fake. Just like Schiff. | |
And these... Criminals, these crooks, these frauds, these liars are taking on an American icon, an American hero. | ||
Think what you want about him. He's not perfect, but he's real. | ||
He's a real man. He's a patriot. | ||
And that's why they hate him, because they can never be him. | ||
They could never create something like that in their lineage. | ||
They can only create failure and misery and torment and torture and disgust and hate and vitriol. | ||
And lies and deception. | ||
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That's who these people are. | |
Just look at a Bernie Sanders. | ||
Just look at the disgust of a Hillary Clinton. | ||
They just rub your face in it. | ||
Letting the pedophiles run Disney and direct all their films. | ||
The actors and actresses in Hollywood, you know, just total garbage, but they're uplifted as the heroes. | ||
But the good news is, humanity is waking up to it. | ||
They smell it. It's like a rotting carcass in the basement. | ||
It's a rotting carcass in the cellar, and we've kind of been wondering... | ||
Like, where's that stench coming from? | ||
But we haven't really wanted to go down there in the cellar because we know that's where it's coming from. | ||
And quite frankly, we don't want to see the source. | ||
But it's so bad. | ||
The stench is so pungent now. | ||
It's crippling us. | ||
And so now we have to go and we have to remove the dead, rotting carcass from the cellar. | ||
And that's who these people are. | ||
And they know that we called in Trump to be that exterminator, to be that mortician. | ||
And so like a zombie, they've come back to life. | ||
That's why they look like zombies. | ||
And they're trying to tell us, no, that's not the exterminator that you called. | ||
In fact, he's not an exterminator at all. | ||
In fact, he's a zombie, says the zombie, with its jaw, its lower mandible dangling from its jaw, from its face. | ||
And that's the allegory of these people. | ||
Nancy Pelosi looks like a zombie, looks like a reanimated corpse, looks like a rotting husk, Seems to be drunk, fumbling, stumbling off of her, you know what, rotting carcass half the time. | ||
And she walks over to Trump with her jaw rotting, kind of like this image the crew pulls up. | ||
And she walks over to Trump and she says, and Trump's standing there like the orange man, golden toad that he is in all of his excellence. | ||
And she says, you're a zombie! | ||
Like, wait a second. | ||
Did you see that zombie calling that man over there a zombie? | ||
What is going on here? | ||
And so that's what America's saying. | ||
They're saying, wow, that's that stench that's been in the cellar. | ||
That's the zombie. And so you see what they try to do. | ||
And then the average low-level, low IQ thinks it's a liberal brainwashed stooge goes out and says, yeah. | ||
Trump's the one that's corrupt. | ||
Trump's the one that did this to America. | ||
It's Trump's fault. | ||
See, they've been deceived. | ||
They believed the zombie. | ||
They believed the pot calling the kettle black. | ||
But who are you to point your finger, Nancy Pelosi? | ||
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You must have been out of your head. | |
And they have been for a while, folks, because they've been getting away with it. | ||
And they just, they can't even imagine a world where they can't get away with anything they want. | ||
Where Nancy Pelosi can't walk onto a press conference reeking of corruption and booze. | ||
I mean, seriously, I almost want to go and sit in the front row of a Pelosi conference just to see if you can smell... | ||
The booze wafting. | ||
I mean, you have to imagine. | ||
I mean, if she's not drunk, then it's even worse, quite frankly. | ||
If that woman is sober and she sounds like that, my God save us all. | ||
So, in the break, I'm going to go through all this news. | ||
And you know what? Maybe I should just open up the phone lines. | ||
Because we're going to have a bunch of guests tomorrow and guest hosts as well. | ||
Tom Papert will be back guest hosting tomorrow with Greg Reese and maybe we'll get some other people on as well. | ||
But maybe we open up the phone lines. | ||
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In fact, I remember when I first had the health renaissance, I used to just go fill it up. | ||
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Okay. I've got some news in front of me. | ||
Here's the problem. I want to open up the phone lines, but I'm only going to have, like, a segment or two to talk to you here, and then you'll have to wait until 5.30 if you're on the line. | ||
I mean, and I don't like making people wait that long, but I haven't taken a phone call... | ||
I don't even know the last... | ||
Maybe Monday? Did I open the phones Monday, guys? | ||
I can't even remember. This whole week has been a bit of a blur. | ||
So let me just go ahead and do that. | ||
Let me just open up the phone lines. | ||
Maybe to some first-time callers. | ||
Let's just open up phone lines. | ||
If a first-time caller has been chomping at the bit to get in, first-time callers only today, And then we'll just close them off. | ||
So that's what I'll do. So I'll do calls for a segment or two here in the first hour. | ||
We'll get all our guests on, and then we'll reopen them in the third hour once our guests are done. | ||
877-789-2539. | ||
877-789-2539. | ||
Number there at the bottom of the screen. | ||
But let's go with first-time caller today, because I can get some news here. | ||
And I don't want the lines to just jam up immediately. | ||
So let's go first-time callers that have never gotten in before. | ||
Maybe you've been listening for a while. | ||
All right. And, boy, I really should do that, too. | ||
I'll do that later. Sorry, I was looking at a clip I haven't played. | ||
Let me get into some of this news. | ||
Now, this story, this lady was on the Alex Jones show earlier and Robin Polak. | ||
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And it's funny because I was thinking, his name is Robert Paulson. | |
For whatever reason, this reminded me of that from Fight Club. | ||
But I want to explain how this story illustrates a multitude of issues that we have right now in our society. | ||
Now, the surface level, the face value issue is apparent. | ||
Free speech and I mean, really, it's bigotry against conservatives and Christians and Trump supporters. | ||
Or who knows, this individual, maybe he or she didn't like this lady because she's white. | ||
Maybe it was the MAGA hat. | ||
Maybe it was her Christian faith. | ||
Maybe it was the fact she had a son. | ||
Who knows? Maybe it was all of the above. | ||
So she's now not allowed free speech to Because she gets fired from her job. | ||
Dental assistant fired for expressing support for Trump on Facebook. | ||
Now, she's not making threats. | ||
She's not cursing. | ||
She's not doing anything inappropriate. | ||
She's expressing support for the President of the United States. | ||
And now that's so radical, thanks to the mainstream news and the lies of the Democrat Party, she loses her job. | ||
But what's the back end of that? | ||
The surface level issue. | ||
Free speech and then hatred and intolerance towards people in America for their political views or their Christian faith or their skin color or the fact they have a family. | ||
But there's an underlying issue. | ||
See, now you have people that won't express support for Trump or they won't express their political views. | ||
And so that allows one... | ||
End of the political spectrum or one voice, essentially, to dominate the spectrum of political views and distort the real political picture of America today. | ||
When they can cut out and cut and paste all into the picture their fraudulent image of where American politics are at. | ||
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But it's even deeper than that. | |
And the sad truth is, as much of an uptick we've had in the economy thanks to Donald Trump, people still need their jobs. | ||
And so they will literally say, I cannot risk getting fired. | ||
I will not voice support for Trump anywhere or anytime. | ||
And President Trump needs to realize this for his own ego. | ||
Because if for nothing else, President Trump, do it for your own ego. | ||
You're more popular than they claim you are. | ||
You're more popular than you even appear to be. | ||
People won't go to your rallies. | ||
People won't talk about how they like you. | ||
People won't post on social media their support for you. | ||
And so that's why the left and the Democrats are able to dominate the political spectrum because they're chilling free speech in this country and eliminating and censoring free speech in this country and bullying people out of their political opinions. | ||
And so, yeah, people are like, boy, I got bills to pay. | ||
I got debt. I got a mortgage. | ||
I can't afford to lose my job. | ||
I'm not saying anything in support of Trump. | ||
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Heck no! And you see... | |
And then we reach the final issue which is the biggest issue which is why it's impossible to tackle unless we can all get behind it together. | ||
The fact that we have become financial slaves Not as much that it's too money in general, but we've had our wealth sucked away from us. | ||
We've had our manufacturing, our industry, our jobs sucked away from us. | ||
So we're so desperate for that job, for that paycheck, instead of having all the wealth we deserve and all the jobs and everything that we should have had with all the manufacturing and production, which is what the globalists wanted. | ||
All right, there's so much irony. | ||
In fact, during the break, I had a giggle here to myself in studio. | ||
I kind of felt like a little schoolgirl. | ||
But how can you not laugh at this headline? | ||
All right, challenge. I have a challenge for the audience right now. | ||
Hold on, don't show them the headline, guys. | ||
Hold on. All right, the challenge is, I want you, and we've got some callers on the line I'm going to go to here shortly. | ||
I want those callers listening too. | ||
This is a challenge. And then I want the callers to tell me if they passed the challenge. | ||
So listen very closely now. | ||
The challenge is to not laugh out loud when I read this headline. | ||
HBO teams with CNN's Brian Stelter for documentary about the rise of fake news. | ||
I failed the challenge! | ||
I failed my own challenge! | ||
No! That is so ridiculous! | ||
You can't help but laugh out loud. | ||
I'll say it again because let's have some humor here today. | ||
HBO teams with CNN's Brian Stelter for documentary about the rise of fake news. | ||
Oh my gosh. | ||
Brian Stelter? I mean, can you imagine a doc? | ||
First of all, any documentary featuring Brian Stelter is beyond a bore and a, you know, change the channel immediately. | ||
But for it to be about fake news? | ||
I mean, that's like Brian Stelter, you know, telling you how to do a proper comb-over. | ||
He's bald. It's like HBO teams up with Brian Stelter to show you how to do a proper comb-over. | ||
He's got the chrome dome. | ||
HBO teams up with Brian Stelter to show you how to get a ripped six-pack, ripped six-pack abs with Brian Stelter. | ||
He's an overweight goblin. | ||
CNN's Brian Stelter hosts HBO documentary on how to not look like a creep. | ||
He's the creepiest looking guy out there. | ||
I mean, I guess it makes sense. | ||
He's one of the leading fake newsmen. | ||
I mean, he should do the documentary. | ||
I mean, I guess it's about him. | ||
So that's good. So HBO, a documentary featuring one of the biggest fake news artists ever in Brian Stelter. | ||
And so I guess the documentary is all about him, how he's fake. | ||
Oh, but... Brian Stelter tweets... | ||
HBO just announced something I've been working on for a couple of years. | ||
Yeah, fake news. We know, dude. | ||
We've been following you. We laugh at you. | ||
You are a clown. | ||
In fact, if you had to pick the face of Clown World News, it would be you. | ||
A documentary titled After Truth, Disinformation and the Cost of Fake News. | ||
The film will premiere on TV and online this March. | ||
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Now, again, the irony just, it's not lost on me. | |
This is like they're trying to be Infowars after Infowars has already won. | ||
They're just Tokyo Rose now acting like we haven't had the victories. | ||
And so they're trying to be like, oh, we'll fight fake news now. | ||
But then you say, what news has Infowars reported? | ||
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It's like, that guy talks about gay frogs. | |
Well, haven't you heard about the atrazine in the water? | ||
Shut up, racist! | ||
Alright, so I want to find out if the callers on the line could pass the challenge. | ||
I failed it. I failed it here live on air. | ||
I'm sorry. To not laugh at this headline, HBO Teams with CNN's Brian Stelter for documentary about the rise of fake news. | ||
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I want to thank... | |
HBO for this comedy. | ||
Brilliant stuff. | ||
So let's start with... | ||
And are these all first-time callers, guys? | ||
These are confirmed all first-time callers. | ||
Glad to have you all on today. Let's start with Daniel in New York. | ||
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Go ahead, Daniel. Hey, Owen. | |
Can you hear me? Yes. | ||
Did you pass the Don't Laugh at Brian Stelter headline challenge? | ||
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No, I did not. | |
It's tough. It's tough. | ||
I'm not sure anybody could. | ||
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Honestly, man, this guy looks like pure evil. | |
I don't know if you've seen one of his pictures of him just smiling with that creepy smile and those eyes. | ||
Just pure evil. | ||
Oh, yeah. We were showing him, and that's just Stelter's smile. | ||
That's like him happy. | ||
It's like just the exuberance of nastiness. | ||
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But yeah, Owen, so I know you got other callers, so I'll just keep it short. | |
I'm tired of the inaction on behalf of the president as far as protecting his base is concerned. | ||
We're out here trying to support him. | ||
We're the ones taking the beating out here. | ||
For example, I'll give you a quick little example. | ||
I was filling up gas at a gas station, and I was wearing a hat with A USA flag on it with a US flag on it in the middle. | ||
And this lady, absolutely deranged lady, walks out onto the sidewalk. | ||
I don't know where she came from, but she was yelling, no, never! | ||
And I'm like, for what? | ||
Do you really hate our president that much? | ||
Do you really hate our great country that much? | ||
Wait, so you just had a hat with a flag on it? | ||
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Yeah, with the USA flag on it. | |
And that's what they've done, though. | ||
That's what the left has done. | ||
They've now turned that into a symbol of hatred. | ||
Look at the Betsy Ross sneakers. | ||
Look at the Betsy Ross hate now. | ||
And she was an abolitionist. | ||
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Yeah, and then I told her, hey, I don't speak to deranged people. | |
Keep walking. And I told her, go suck a nice, juicy one. | ||
Yeah, go suck an egg. | ||
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We'll just leave it at that. | |
I know it's a family show. Okay. | ||
Yeah, go suck an egg, Stelter. | ||
Yeah, but, Owen, honestly, you know, I just wish that our president would do more to support his base. | ||
He has to pass these executive orders to... | ||
No, and you know what? Let me just say this, Daniel, and great call. | ||
I do want to take more callers, but you're 100% right, and it's simple action, okay? | ||
Like, this lady, this wonderful lady that was fired... | ||
For supporting Trump on social media, Robin Pollack, I lost the story here. | ||
I think her name was Robin Pollack. | ||
She gets fired from her job. Trump should invite her to the White House. | ||
It's a simple thing. | ||
Invite her to the White House with her son and just host them and say, wow, it's horrible how they treat you. | ||
She'll get a hundred job offers. | ||
And so, but this is another reason why they don't want Trump getting access to Infowars or other alternative news. | ||
Because they don't want Trump to have that human touch. | ||
That's one of the reasons he got into the White House. | ||
Alright, let's go to Kelly in Colorado. | ||
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Go ahead, Kelly. I'm a first-time caller. | |
The only reason I'm calling in, I love you guys. | ||
I do all the products. I'm not here to do a product. | ||
I have spent 10 grand or more on your products. | ||
I've been listening to Alex every single day since 2006, sometimes twice. | ||
I listen to you every day. However, I am super pissed at both of you guys, and there's two reasons, and I'm probably only going to get to one. | ||
One is two, okay? | ||
You keep building straw men, and so does Alex, about, well, we don't know if it's real or not, if it's the same guy. | ||
Now, here's the deal. I'm not talking about if it's real or not. | ||
There is something called a trip code. | ||
The person and the people that put messages on the cue board is the same person or people because they are working with the chance, and they have a trip code, okay? | ||
That's flat out right. | ||
The other thing is, is with Q and Trump, they are together. | ||
Whether they're good or bad, I don't know. | ||
But Trump is part of Q, and Q is part of Trump. | ||
Period. There's no more like, well, we're not sure, we're not doing this. | ||
I mean, you guys get hit in the media all the time. | ||
So does Q. It's a real deal. | ||
So all I'm asking is, on this thing, is stop We don't know if it's the same person because it's on an anonymous board and anybody can do it. | ||
But here's the deal, Kelly. | ||
Even you calling in and pointing out, making these statements, you still don't know it's the same person, though. | ||
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No, no. It's a team. | |
They have to have a trip code. | ||
They have to have... They're using the same device. | ||
Okay? I'm not a technical genius, but the way it is is they use the same device Or several devices that has one trip code that puts on. | ||
And so when the guys that run the board, they see, oh, that's the trip code. | ||
That's the real Q. We're going to put this on the... | ||
They don't just put on the chance. | ||
People take it from the chance and say, okay, this has been verified. | ||
It's Q. And then it goes to all the boards, the Q boards that people can see. | ||
So what is the big deal, though? | ||
Okay, I understand that there's a whole thing, the whole phenomenon with Q. But what difference does it make if I cover it or not? | ||
I just don't want to cover it. I'm not saying... | ||
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No, no, no. You don't have to cover it. | |
You don't have to cover anything. I'm saying stop saying, and I know you know this, and I know for damn sure, if you don't know this, that's fine. | ||
Alex knows this for a fact. | ||
And like I said, I love Alex. | ||
I'll never stop listening to you guys. | ||
I'll buy all your products. I'm never going to stop. | ||
But to build these sawmen saying, well... | ||
It was taken over. | ||
Or, you know, Alex used to cover this. | ||
He used to think he had Q in his hand. | ||
And I can't remember the guy... | ||
Well, I'll just say this before break. | ||
I hope Q is real. | ||
I mean, I pray it's real. Welcome back to the InfoWars War Room. | ||
Hey, here's the thing. I actually like callers calling in about Q because I'd rather have them talk about it because you've probably spent more time researching it. | ||
I mean, I've done base-level research enough to know what's going on. | ||
But again, I just... | ||
For me... That's just not my ballpark. | ||
It's like I could come on air all day and do aliens or multidimensional stuff or spiritual stuff, but I'm here focusing on politics and current events, using that as the penetration of the matrix because that's where most people are tuned in right now. | ||
But I mean, hey, look, I hope Q is real. | ||
Yeah, I want all these people arrested. | ||
But I just, again, I can't confirm it's 100% real. | ||
I can't come on here and talk about it. | ||
But hey, call in. | ||
I mean, that's what I'm saying. We open the phone lines, call in and be like, hey, the latest Q post said this, and this was proven real. | ||
People send that stuff to me all the time, and it's just like, I just don't go down that road. | ||
And I understand why people are upset. | ||
They want everybody to cover Q. It's the greatest thing ever. | ||
But that's like, I mean, hell. | ||
You can say the same thing if you're an alien guy. | ||
It's like, I mean, from an extraterrestrial life, like, well, that's the biggest thing ever. | ||
How about multi-dimensional travel? | ||
Like, maybe that's the biggest thing ever. | ||
But see, now I'm getting off base. | ||
Let's go back to the callers here and go to David in Oklahoma. | ||
Go ahead, David. Yes, David, go ahead. | ||
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Man, I just called in. | |
I just had to let you and Alex know these videos from the past. | ||
I got people asking me, you know, you share them, and then they're trying to show someone else. | ||
We're trying to spread the word out here, and they can't find them. | ||
I just had a little criticism, maybe work on making the videos more searchable. | ||
I don't know how else to say that. | ||
Yeah, I hear what you're saying. | ||
You mean if you're looking for a... | ||
Are you talking about looking for videos from like the past or like recent videos? | ||
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Well... Like the abortion, the Planned Parenthood abortion videos where they're like trying to make the babies fight and stuff. | |
Like certain things, you know? | ||
You're trying to find videos. | ||
Yeah, well, you know, and look, David, here's a... | ||
It's not... I mean, you could say this is kind of a view into the inner workings. | ||
It's just like we're still trying to figure out everything to be as successful as possible. | ||
Obviously dealing with the censorship, the deplatforming, and... | ||
And so... | ||
I can't even go back and find videos of our own because they've been purged everywhere and there's so much content. | ||
I mean, we'd have to hire 10 people to work 10 hours a day just to try to upload all the other content that is just from past... | ||
Like, there'll be YouTube videos that are banned, obviously, but they'll still be embedded in our stories and other stories, and you click on it and you can't watch it. | ||
So, believe me, I understand your frustration, and, you know, I guess when we think about titles, that's something that maybe we could consider to make it easier to search. | ||
But that's what they want. | ||
I mean, this is the world we're dealing with, David. | ||
This is the 1984 censorship world. | ||
It's going to be hard to find. | ||
It's shocking that that would be considered underground information and videos, but that's, you know, that's where we're at. | ||
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Exactly. Exactly. Well, yeah, I know you got a lot of colors. | |
That's pretty much my only thing. | ||
We've got all the products, by the way. | ||
The bumper stickers on the cars. | ||
Now, you're in Oklahoma. | ||
That's one of the most conservative states in the union, so it's nice to be able to put a bumper sticker on your car or maybe on your laptop or something and not have to worry about some leftist terrorist getting in your face. | ||
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Exactly. Not too much of a problem around here. | |
Good ol' Boomer Sooner Nation in Oklahoma. | ||
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Anything else, David? Cowboys, but yep. | |
Yep. Oh, you're a... Okay, he's a Cowboys fan. | ||
My apologies. Oklahoma State Cowboys. | ||
Alright, David, thank you so much for the call. | ||
Let's go to Chad in Kentucky. | ||
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Go ahead, Chad. Hey, how's it going, Owen? | |
Good, Chad. Hey, I've been waiting a long time. | ||
Long time for this... | ||
So, we just want to appreciate everything you and Alex do, and God bless you and your family, and God bless President Trump. | ||
I've been red-pilled since 2007. | ||
So, first off, you know, we're living in two parallel universes. | ||
America needs to start doing some soul searching. | ||
You know, they took us as a spiritual human being and turned us into a corporate human persona. | ||
I mean, America is... | ||
We've lost all morality. | ||
Yes, and it's been stolen from us and our... | ||
Our destiny has been stolen from us and it's been misdirected. | ||
But our very identity as humans has been stolen, like you're saying, by corporate Borgs that own and operate everything. | ||
And you don't even know that they own everything you eat or watch or, you know, the toys you give your kids until you do the research for yourself. | ||
And then it's quite shocking. Absolutely. | ||
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Absolutely. First off, you know, if most listeners don't know or people don't know, you know, Christ is the ruler in heaven and Satan is the ruler on earth. | |
So we're fooling ourselves if we think money is a blessing or materials are a blessing. | ||
You know, the lion tongue and the innocent blood of the children has been shed and America is going to pay for it. | ||
America will pay. America will pay. | ||
Well, and that's the sad thing to think about. | ||
All the babies that have been aborted. | ||
All the degeneracy that comes out of Hollywood. | ||
And that's it exactly. | ||
We've been conditioned. | ||
The youth is conditioned by Hollywood It's all about being rich and famous and now of course The average Joe is never going to achieve that because it's it's it's all fake Anyway, the whole Hollywood system is fake, but they put it out there like you're in Plato's cave And so it's like wow, this is the rich and powerful. This is what it's like a window into it They got the same problems everybody else does folks but | ||
They they literally conditioned a youth into thinking that's what it's all about Be rich and powerful. | ||
If you're not, you're not successful. | ||
If you don't... And not about having a family, being a good person, having morals, modesty, having a faith, you know... | ||
They don't value that. | ||
All that's valued is luxury and fame and wealth, and that's how you earn any status, any class, not being a solid individual that's trustworthy, that has a family and a lineage to leave. | ||
No, that's not what they promote. | ||
And so that's exactly what Satan would do, and that's why all the Satanists are in Hollywood. | ||
That's why it's the land of the fallen angels. | ||
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Absolutely. The value today is over money, materials, and success, instead of health, freedom, and significance. There's no significance in our entertainment industry, in Hollywood, or Hollyweird, whatever you want to call it. | |
It will never deliver you. | ||
It doesn't even deliver for the people that move out there. | ||
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Absolutely. Nobody watches Netflix anymore. | |
Nobody follows this junk anymore. | ||
Nobody even follows the Democrats or Republicans. | ||
It's two wings of the same bird. | ||
President Trump was put there because he's here to fix the problem. | ||
Many may not agree with everything he does, but President Trump has only been there for three years. | ||
These politicians have been up there for 30 and 40 years. | ||
And they want to sit up here, like they'll say some tape of Trump talking about grabbing women by the you-know-what, which, I don't know, that tape might even be doctored, folks. | ||
I kind of think it is, to be perfectly honest, but that's a separate issue. | ||
They'll make that out to be, wow, look at the degenerate, unspeakable, inhumane Trump who would dare say this. | ||
Meanwhile, they're literally promoting porn, hardcore porn. | ||
They promote total smut and degeneracy to your children. | ||
And then they sit here and say, oh, look at Trump and this tape. | ||
And they say, okay, locker room talk, whatever. | ||
It's a private conversation. He's joking around. | ||
And he's not even lying. | ||
Okay, chicks dig rich guys. | ||
Wow, big surprise. Again, that's promoted in Hollywood. | ||
So Hollywood sits here and promotes, yeah, be a rich you-know-what. | ||
That's how you get the chicks. | ||
That's what Hollywood promotes. | ||
And then Trump kind of jokes about how, yeah, that's what Hollywood promotes. | ||
That's kind of the life I live now because I'm a big rich billionaire. | ||
Everybody loves me. Women fawn over me. | ||
And then they say, wow, how dare Trump say that when he's simply saying what they did to women? | ||
But it's not even that. | ||
It's even taught in psychology. | ||
Women, the number one thing women are attracted to is resources. | ||
It's taught in mainline psychology. | ||
Final comment, Chad. | ||
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I've got to go to break. Yeah, they want to promote all this stuff in Hollywood, and then when somebody gets up there that actually is trying to make a difference, they just want to bring them down, you know? | |
But, you know, we can sit here and laugh. | ||
Thank you for the call, Chad. And we do. | ||
We can sit here and laugh at the idiocy of Hollywood. | ||
And we can sit here and laugh at Cardi B, you know, saying she wants to run for government. | ||
Or, you know, she can't even spell. | ||
I mean, she literally couldn't even pass a basic literacy test or a basic vocabulary exam or a grammar, you know, lesson. | ||
And we can laugh at that. | ||
And that's real. She is that dumb. | ||
But that's the power of Hollywood. | ||
She could actually win. I mean, that could actually win. | ||
Look at Cortez. Now, I'm not saying Cortez is as dumb as Cardi B, but... | ||
The point is, they've conditioned people into thinking, look at Cardi B with all the fancy makeup and glitz and glamour and fake boobs and fake butt, and she literally talks about how she does porn and drugs and rapes men and all this stuff. | ||
And it's like, yeah, she's cool. | ||
Let's elect her. She's the hero that Hollywood said we want. | ||
Alright, I didn't even get into the headline story today, but I mean, what is the headline story, really? | ||
Other than the headline, because it's also crazy, but Kyle Jurek, the individual exposed in the Project Veritas videos, now you have a bit of a window into his life. | ||
He's been unreachable because he's been in jail. | ||
I can't believe that. | ||
I almost want to tell a story in Polk County. | ||
This is actually hilarious. | ||
Look, I'm not going to sit here and cast judgment, okay, about whatever substance abuse issues he may have. | ||
But he's been in jail, violation of a probation, possession of drug paraphernalia, failure to provide proof of financial liability, operating while intoxicated, his second offense, possession of controlled substance, unlawful possession of a drug, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. | ||
So, I mean, you get the idea. | ||
And look, I'm against the war on drugs. | ||
I don't think this is just your average guy smoking weed. | ||
Clearly he's popping pills and who knows what else. | ||
But the point is, substance abuse problem, obviously not right in the head. | ||
These are the exact type of individuals they wind up as mass shooters. | ||
And now he's out talking about violent socialist revolutions in the street. | ||
So they can sit here and say this is an isolated incident. | ||
It's not. And even if you don't have people saying what he said, folks, we're looking at serious substance abuse and serious mental depravity here. | ||
And that, we know, is rampant. | ||
Now, I want to get through these callers. | ||
I'm sorry to make it short on you. | ||
Let's go to Jeffrina in Canada. | ||
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Go ahead. Hey, Owen. | |
Thanks for taking my call. Hello. | ||
I've been a woman now for about 20 minutes because I'm... | ||
I've switched, yeah, because it was first-time callers. | ||
Stunning and brave. Yeah, so I did that, but I have a critical message for you and for Alex. | ||
At the rallies and whatnot, when you're going to them, what about this for an idea? | ||
I gave the duct tape sticker idea to Alex, and there's one component that I missed about that. | ||
I think, what do you think about this idea? | ||
You can get business cards printed up, like 20,000 business cards for $300. | ||
What about getting custom-made business cards for each event that you go to and giving people a special message to go to a video custom-tailored for that event and give them instructions on when they film something to send it to InfoWars or Band on Video or wherever, NewsWars. And just give the whole lowdown and just to have comms on the ground and be putting messages out. | ||
I know you guys are going to be doing stuff while the events are going on, but I think that way you can really galvanize people together as a focal hub and give important messages For people. | ||
It's a dangerous situation out there in Virginia. | ||
We've had meetings about it and obviously we'll be there head on a swivel. | ||
We're going to have a big crew. There's going to be a lot of people there. | ||
And there's some other behind the stuff scenes going on I won't get into now. | ||
But I'm just going to leave it at that. | ||
And Jeffrina sneaks through the first time caller thing by changing to a woman midday. | ||
So I don't know if I can say shame on you. | ||
That might be bigoted to me against transsexuals. | ||
Let's go to Steven in Montana. | ||
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Go ahead, Steven. Hey Owen, how are you? | |
How I'm doing, Stephen? How are you? | ||
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Hey, I'm doing great. | |
Hey, I want to let you know that this whole impeachment thing is a hoax. | ||
Really? No. | ||
Trump didn't collude with Putin? | ||
What are you, crazy? No, I'm not. | ||
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I'm going to tell you why. If you go back into the U.S. Supreme Court decisions, you can go back as far back as 222 years ago in a case called United States v. | |
Roral Circuit Court, Pennsylvania District, 2 U.S. 384, decided in 1798. | ||
The U.S. Supreme Court held, and I'm going to quote, and so likewise Congress may make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the powers of the general government. | ||
But here is no reference to a common law authority, semicolon. | ||
Every power is a matter of definite and positive grant, semicolon. | ||
And the very powers... | ||
That are granted cannot take effect until they are exercised through the medium of a law. | ||
So where has Congress ever passed laws for the procedures, the rules? | ||
No, this is breaking news. | ||
Democrats wiped their butt with the Bill of Rights. | ||
I had no idea. Emperor Papertine, you have survived. | ||
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How dare you? | |
Welcome back to the InfoWarriors War Room. | ||
Yes, Tom Papert is with us. | ||
We're going to talk about the radical, violent, communist Bernie Sanders campaign worker who is in jail for violating probation and some drug offenses. | ||
We are going to talk about... | ||
Guys, when you actually look this up, ICE investigating Ilhan Omar. | ||
This could be developing right now. | ||
And then, obviously, whatever's going on in the National File, we've got it right there behind us. | ||
We've got Governor Ralph Northam framing the next Charlottesville here to blame it on Trump supporters, which, of course, it's all another giant false flag run by the Democrats, just like they are known to do. | ||
So, Tom Papert from National File, where do you want to start off? | ||
Well, you know, it's interesting, Owen, and I take this as a great compliment, but we actually broke the story about Jurek being arrested for alleged possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal possession of prescription drugs, driving without auto insurance, just a litany of things. | ||
things. We actually broke that two or three days ago. So I'm happy to see Breitbart is catching up. They were a little bit behind the curve, but I'm happy for them. I'm happy for them. But it is interesting that this guy, this guy thinks he's going to put us all in gulags as he's in and out of jail. I mean, the first arrest that we know of, of this guy was back in September of last year. And that's when he was allegedly in possession of prescription painkillers without obviously the prescription to have those. | ||
And then just the other day, I think it was January 7th or 8th, we're talking last week, about a week ago now, that's when he was arrested again for violating probation, for having drug paraphernalia allegedly, for driving without auto insurance. | ||
And Owen, I'm like you, I'm totally against the war on drugs. | ||
I think it's been a massive waste of resources and it's probably why we have a fentanyl outbreak. | ||
But driving without insurance, now that's something that is so basic, I can't understand. | ||
Well, even, and here's the thing about that, like, you can even, even if you're driving without insurance, you can still get insurance and get the ticket off of your record. | ||
And that's another thing, people, you can argue about the car insurance thing or whatever, but here's the irony of this. | ||
I don't know, how old is Jurek? | ||
He looks like he's in his 30s. | ||
How old is Jurek, do you know? | ||
38, 38 years old. | ||
So I can remember, here's the funny thing, and maybe you can relate to this too, Tom. | ||
I can remember, and this is the psychology of a jerk, I can remember when I was into partying and boozing and smoking weed and having a good time with my friends and driving around and doing whatever the hell I want, and I didn't want the cops bothering me, leave me alone. I remember, I was about 18 years old, and then I grew up. | ||
And so this guy is basically in an arrested development situation, This mode of thinking, yeah, I just want to be able to engage in this degeneracy. | ||
Screw civilization. Screw society. | ||
And again, part of me is like, yeah, okay, fine. | ||
War on drugs. We don't need it. | ||
But this is not even what this is about. | ||
He's obviously got other problems that are going on. | ||
But my point is that he's stuck in this weird arrested development thing. | ||
Most people get over it by the time they're, say, 22 years old maybe. | ||
At the latest, hopefully. | ||
Some people, it takes a little longer to mature. | ||
I'm not going to act like I'm some star example here. | ||
But the point is, he's still living in that arrested development where he just wants to engage in total debauchery, degeneracy, and just be able to get away with it. | ||
And again, part of me says, okay, I get it. | ||
End the war on drugs, you know, the whole liberal nature of America. | ||
But he... It's not even that. | ||
Like you said, he wants to put people in gulags. | ||
So he's out here saying, I want the government out of my life. | ||
I want to be able to be a drug addict and drive around and not have insurance, get off my back government, which, pardon me, can relate to. | ||
But then he's saying, we need to have violent socialist revolutions that end in putting people in gulags, the ultimate form of tyranny. | ||
So the guy's obviously mentally defective. | ||
This is who the Bernie Sanders campaign likes to bring in, obviously. | ||
And this is one of the head people in Iowa getting brought in by other people in Iowa, getting paid by the campaign. | ||
And this is the type of ideology of the... | ||
I don't want to insult all Bernie supporters. | ||
I know some nice Bernie supporters. | ||
There's nice people. | ||
But obviously the Bernie Sanders ideology attracts people like Jurek, and that's why he's so dangerous. | ||
Well, and it's telling that this is in Iowa. | ||
I mean, this isn't in some state that nobody's ever heard of, that nobody cares about, that comes very late in the schedule. | ||
Iowa is and will always be one of the most important early voting states. | ||
So this is the creme de la creme of the Bernie campaign. | ||
And yes, they get this 38 year old burnout, excuse the pun, who cannot get his life together, keeps getting arrested, keeps apparently, allegedly abusing prescription painkillers. | ||
And this is the guy who's running the country. | ||
And you know, Owen, I can sort of agree with you. | ||
I mean, I had my libertarian phase and it was over by about the time I was 22 and entering the real world. | ||
But this guy isn't in a libertarian bleep the police. | ||
I'm gonna do whatever I want. | ||
I'm gonna smoke weed. | ||
I can drive without a license. | ||
That's not what this is. | ||
Like you said, this guy wants a bigger government than even we have now, bigger than the Soviet Union. | ||
He wants to bring Soviet style gulags to the United States of America. | ||
And somehow he thinks like they always do, that he's going to be immune from this. | ||
I mean, I have some bad news for you, Kyle, if you happen to see this. | ||
In the Soviet Union, if you were found to be using drugs, you weren't thrown in a gulag. | ||
You weren't killed in the street. | ||
You disappeared. | ||
Nobody ever knew what happened to you. | ||
You were just gone. What happened to Kyle? | ||
I don't know. He's gone. It is also telling. | ||
I mean, why on earth has the Bernie campaign, why has nobody come out and said, we fired him? | ||
We didn't know. This is absurd. | ||
Why are they not distancing themselves? | ||
I think it's because there's probably a hundred or a thousand more Kyles out there who get drunk, smoke a little weed, and maybe take a couple pills at three in the morning. | ||
And get caught saying absurd, ridiculous, violent, terroristic things on video. | ||
And you know, that's another point too. | ||
You wouldn't expect somebody of this character to get involved in politics. | ||
So again, it's the burning ideology attracting these types of people and... | ||
The fact that he's here... | ||
Again, I'm not trying to judge a guy. | ||
People have substance abuse problems. | ||
That's not what this is about. The point is, this guy's obviously mentally deranged. | ||
He's working on the Sanders campaign. | ||
It's an eye into the psychological makeup of a lot of Bernie supporters. | ||
And, I mean... Here's the thing. | ||
They won't even talk about this, Tom. | ||
The media won't talk about this. | ||
Wolf Blitzer says, oh, I've never heard of Project Veritas. | ||
What? Who? None of them will disavow it. | ||
And that's because I think they are afraid that this is a large portion of their voter base. | ||
And they don't want to throw even one of the most deranged individuals under the bus because they're afraid there could be millions of them. | ||
I think you called it. I mean, that's what we basically saw when you confronted those people, when you confronted the college students, when you confronted Tom Perez, that Antifa-loving sycophant, and his apparent close friend, Anderson Cooper. | ||
Why were they walking together, by the way? | ||
That was truly bizarre. I don't know. | ||
But that's what Bernie Sanders is. | ||
And so I think it's not that they're even worried. | ||
I think they know and they love that they've got all these moronic Bernie supporters out there. | ||
Not to say all Bernie supporters are moronic. | ||
About 7% to 10% of them voted for Trump last cycle, so they do have some brain cells. | ||
They're probably pretty smart people who just hate the establishment. | ||
But they're just betting that they can get all of these burnouts like Kyle Jurek to vote for For Sanders and then the eventual Democrat nominee because they'll have been plugged in for so long and that that will defeat Trump. | ||
But the fact is, I mean, people like maybe 10 or 20 percent less radicalized compared to Jurek, they're going to wind up voting Trump. | ||
We had a massive swell of people who were former Bernie supporters who voted Trump. | ||
Some of them are now supporting Bernie again. | ||
Some of them are still supporting Trump. | ||
So that's the problem when you let these people into your ranks. | ||
They get radicalized, not in a violent way, but they get radicalized against the establishment. | ||
Well, no, and this is a good point. | ||
We're about to go to break. This is actually a good point because I think that there are good... | ||
I have friends like Bernie. | ||
I've met people like Bernie. They're fine people. | ||
They view Bernie as the anti-establishment guy, the guy that's finally going to deal with the big banks and all this stuff. | ||
I don't think it that way. | ||
I think Bernie's a clear fraud. | ||
He doesn't actually want to win presidency. | ||
Some of them realize that. | ||
Some of them may have to realize it in the future. | ||
But... It's the Imperial March for Emperor Papertine here with the National File breaking how Kyle Jurek exposed by Project Veritas. | ||
You're wondering, where is Kyle Jurek? | ||
Well, he's in a Polk County Jail. | ||
Okay, folks, this is incredible. | ||
Again, James O'Keefe is like... | ||
Either the most genius, the most ingenious journalist running Project Veritas right now in America, or this is like God's providence just working like bowling a perfect game or something. | ||
Not only, so we told you there's been more coming. | ||
Project Veritas has been saying, hey, we got a lot more coming in Exposed 2020. | ||
They just released another video. | ||
Tom, I bet you haven't even seen this because we were both sitting on air when he put this out. | ||
Now, you broke the story with National File about Jurek being in jail. | ||
When was that, yesterday? That was yesterday or the day before, yes. | ||
I'm excited to see this. | ||
So this is about to blow your mind. | ||
Now, I've got to get my ducks in a row here. | ||
What day was Jurek actually arrested? | ||
It was January 8th. | ||
January 7th or 8th. | ||
Okay, it was 8th, and he's been in jail. | ||
So he's been in jail for over a week now. | ||
Okay, so this is amazing. | ||
So I wonder if that had anything to do with this Project Veritas timing and the Democrat debates being in Iowa. | ||
Folks, this is bowling a perfect game. | ||
This is unbelievable. Tom, this is about to blow your mind. | ||
Listen to the latest video. | ||
That Project Veritas has just published under cover of Kyle Jurek. | ||
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I found weed here. Oh, that's a plus. | |
Yeah, but then I also got busted for weed. | ||
What? By the police. | ||
I'm going through that process right now. | ||
Went to jail, the whole goddamn thing. | ||
Right after we got done knocking doors one night in Urbandale. | ||
And me and Denver, who I'm kind of like seeing, dating sort of, we're out knocking, get done, we're going to pick up a bag, like we're going to go get a bag of weed, because I was like almost out. | ||
And like she went first and then I like left and like a cop met me at the intersection, I went through, he turned and then me over and like immediately he's like, why does it smell like weed? | ||
I don't know. I don't know what you're talking about. | ||
And f***ing pulled me out of the car, searched my car, found my weed, found my grinder, found my bowl, found my keef. | ||
Oh, man. Took me to jail. | ||
I was there for like four or five hours. | ||
By the time I got to make my first phone call, though, I made my first phone call to Danielle. | ||
The other organizer for Sanders. | ||
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He was like one of our, who was another person on staff. | |
That's the Asian girl. Yeah, the Asian girl. | ||
And then Luke answered the phone. | ||
Luke's the one of the RFD. He's the RFD for like West Des Moines area. | ||
Luke answered. He's like, don't say another word. | ||
He's like, we already processed your bail. | ||
Just sit tight. They paid his bail? | ||
So the Sanders campaign knew about all this! | ||
Or at least, I mean, I'm sorry, that's the assumption I would make because the guy is failing to reach financial liability in court and the field organizer says, we already processed your bail. | ||
Now, again, folks, this is like, I mean, I don't know how many perfect games get bowled a year or, you know, hole-in-ones get hit during the Masters or whatever, but that's basically what this whole week has been for Project Veritas. | ||
Just strike after strike after strike. | ||
Now, again, look. Okay, the guy gets busted for weed. | ||
They don't mess around in Iowa, folks. | ||
You literally can't even be drunk in public in Des Moines. | ||
They'll send you to jail. So, I mean, the guy gets busted for weed, whatever, fine. | ||
But the fact he's getting, he could be getting bailed out by the Bernie Sanders campaign, which means they're aware of his record and he's still running the campaign. | ||
And so, look, if they're aware of that, they're aware of his rhetoric, they know who the guy is. | ||
Tom Papper, your response to this? | ||
Well, it certainly seems to be the case. | ||
I mean, but I just, again, I almost feel bad for regular rank-and-file Bernie people because now, you know, when you donate to Bernie Sanders, you're not donating to the revolution. | ||
Nobody's going to feel the birds. | ||
You're paying for Kyle Jurek. | ||
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That's right. You're getting the loser out of jail. | |
He's going to call. Kyle Jurek is going to call the field manager today and he's going to be like, oh, yeah. | ||
Yeah, I'm still in jail. | ||
I got court coming up. | ||
I got court coming up. | ||
Kyle, don't say another word. | ||
We've already got a lawyer for you, the best lawyer in Des Moines. | ||
We're going to get you out there and back in the field immediately. | ||
He's like, oh, thank goodness. | ||
Do you also think that... | ||
Kyle, don't say another word. | ||
We will have a big, fat, fatty rolled up for you as soon as you get out of jail as well. | ||
Oh my goodness. I mean, I do have to commend the guy. | ||
You know, you're not in Iowa long for these campaigns. | ||
He's already got a weed connection. | ||
He's already got a grinder. He's already got a pipe or something to smoke it with. | ||
He's already got kefir, which is like the finely ground up weed. | ||
He's got a whole collection. | ||
I mean, he's an enthusiast. | ||
He's definitely big on his green stuff. | ||
I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what. | ||
We should get Kyle on the show. | ||
I will smoke weed with Kyle Jurek on air. | ||
I'm dead serious. We should get him on air. | ||
I feel bad. I feel bad for the poor guy, you know? | ||
Now we're laughing at his plight, the socialist bastard that wants to put me in a gulag. | ||
Maybe he'll see you're not really so bad. | ||
Yeah, hold on. Hold on, Tom. | ||
Hold on. Guys, cut away for a second, please, if you don't mind. | ||
Could you just cut away? Cut away, please. | ||
Go to Tom. Tom, just for a second, please. | ||
Please, thank you. I just need a minute here. | ||
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Oh, man. Oh, man. | |
I just got the best stuff from Kyle, who's my boy in Des Moines. | ||
I mean, dude, gets the best weed. | ||
If you're ever out, he gets the kush, and he gets the train wreck OG, and it's just like... | ||
I mean, dude, you'll get busted with weed after hanging out with Kyle, but you'll be so high in jail, it won't even matter, dude. | ||
He's a good lawyer, man. | ||
He knows exactly who to call. | ||
He's got this Bernie guy. | ||
He knows how to get you out of, like, six hours tops. | ||
It's freaking awesome. It's totally worth it, man. | ||
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Hit this. Oh, my gosh. | |
You just gotta listen to him talk about gulags for, like, three hours, and he hooks you up. | ||
It's, like, 20 for a quarter. | ||
Dude, like, you know what I like to do when I get high is, like, talk about putting Trump supporters in gulags and, like, violent socialist revolutions, you know? | ||
It's, like, totally fun, man. | ||
Oh, and the irony here, I mean, they call that crossfaded, right? | ||
Because it seems to be at bars where this guy is. | ||
So he's drunk, I mean, allegedly drunk, allegedly high on the marijuana products that he obtains at 3 o'clock in the morning. | ||
And then the other question, is he high when he's knocking on doors? | ||
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Oh, guaranteed! Is this like, you know, you knock... | |
You knock and you're like, hey, do you have a minute to talk about our Lord and Savior, Bernie Sanders? | ||
Just reeking of marijuana. | ||
Yeah, like puts the roach out on the front porch, like stomps it out, and you're like, what the hell? | ||
Yeah, man, let's talk about Bernie. | ||
Come on in. Let's go to the basement. | ||
I want some of that. | ||
I mean, look, this is like beyond insane level at this point. | ||
I really can't even comprehend what the hell's going on in the Bernie Sanders campaign, but I guarantee you Look, guys, I'm no church mouse here. | ||
I'm not claiming to be innocent. | ||
But, look, I had friends that hung out and managed bars and stuff. | ||
I guarantee you Kyle Jurek is probably one of those people that is well-known to the bartenders in Des Moines, if you know what I'm saying. | ||
He's got, I think he has that presence in Des Moines. | ||
Probably a bar rat. | ||
And, you know, maybe even helps get people connected, you know. | ||
Anyway, he's in jail. | ||
Bernie Sanders is gonna get him a lawyer and bail so that we can get him back in the field. | ||
You gotta have that guy knocking doors for gulags. | ||
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Well, just when you thought Damani Felder couldn't do it again, you said, you said, no, I saw the Christmas PSA. No, I saw the Trump derangement PSA. He's past his prime. | ||
He can't do it again. There's no way he could have the trifecta of PSAs. | ||
Well, you just saw the Clown World PSA and you laughed at it. | ||
And so he did it. So I'm I mean, I can't believe it. | ||
It really is hilarious what you're doing with this new platform, TikTok, and your creative videos. | ||
But there it is. Clown world. | ||
What has been the response? | ||
Where does this rank for popularity on all the funny PSAs you've done? | ||
Well, it's funny you mentioned that, Owen. | ||
Thanks for having me back on again. I really appreciate it. | ||
But what's really interesting is that I actually feel like I've been placed in a little bit of a shadow ban by TikTok themselves, actually. | ||
Well, that wouldn't surprise me. | ||
It hasn't gained the traction that the other videos that I made have gained so far. | ||
But I'm hopeful that, you know, the word can use to spread. | ||
People continue to go and check out the links and what have you. | ||
But it's just me with that video, what I wanted to do was really just distill the lunacy of a lot of what the left ideology is in 60 seconds or less. | ||
And it was not easy. | ||
Just shooting that took forever. | ||
But I think it's important, but it's also very telling how quickly the social media or tech giant powers that be choose to censor what is allowed to spread like wildfire through the community because they know the message is effective. | ||
Well and it's so refreshing too because you just don't get this type of comedy in the mainstream entertainment realm because they'd essentially be making fun of themselves and they don't even have the self-awareness to understand that that's funny. | ||
They still think that they're somehow all high and mighty and it's not funny what they're doing. | ||
And so it's like real funny comedy. | ||
It's like the system wants to suppress it. | ||
And so it's like, okay, here's his third video. | ||
It's like, okay, yeah, we got to do something. | ||
You know, this guy's a Trump supporter. | ||
He's a conservative. He's funny. | ||
He's entertaining. We better stop this from getting too much traction. | ||
So I'll always be happy to play your stuff here on The War Room and get John to talk about it because I think it's funny stuff. | ||
I laugh at every single one. | ||
But if I'm not mistaken, though, you still have a couple more in the can that you're going to release soon, don't you? | ||
Oh, yeah, absolutely. I already finished filming one. | ||
I don't know if you can see this too well, but this is the only clue I'll give to what the next video is going to be about. | ||
It's a little, it's a visor. | ||
It's a visor that says Star Cucks, guys. | ||
Yeah. So just keep your eyes out for that. | ||
It is coming. Just to give you a point of reference, that Trump derangement syndrome or red pill PSA, that got up to $1.5 million on TikTok. | ||
There was another one, the ASPCA spoof. | ||
That one was several tens of thousands. | ||
Colin Kaepernick spoof that I made got over 1.4 million. | ||
And then this one actually is only at 5,000 after a day and a half. | ||
So, you know, we'll see what happens. | ||
But there's only so much you can do, but I'm still going to continue creating fantastic conservative content. | ||
I mean, there's really nothing to do to stop me. | ||
You know, and this is actually something I think we have to deal with now as, you know, Trump supporters or conservatives or whatever, people creating content Because I get this a lot, and I understand the frustration, but, I mean, the shadow banning on Twitter is, I mean, it's really reached next level. | ||
And part of you wants to say, oh, I don't want to sound like a complainer. | ||
But you know it's going on, and so there's a frustration saying, well, why are you still there? | ||
Why are you still giving them content when you know they're trying to censor you? | ||
Well, that's still the mainstream, and I hope maybe somehow magically it can still reach new people, even with all the suppression there. | ||
But I think that is a real thing because it is frustrating. | ||
It's frustrating to put all the effort and the time to put out quality content only to know the platform that you're putting it on is going to do everything to make sure nobody can see it. | ||
I think you said it best, and it is frustrating at times because for that video that you just played, the Clown Award one, that took me over 24 hours, start to finish, to put together a 60-second video. | ||
But I think that's a lot of what the leftist dogma is now. | ||
They want to try to silence and suppress everyone until no one feels like they can even What we saw even specifically with one of the award shows most recently was, you know, Ricky Dervais, he did a fantastic thing by standing up to a lot of the leftist dogma. | ||
And you saw the reaction by some of the elites in the room. | ||
They were so taken aback by that affront. | ||
Being able to laugh at something on the other side of the aisle made them not look so great. | ||
It was evident what the reaction was, how people have chosen not to respond To anything that is deprecating towards the left. | ||
The only thing that you're allowed to laugh at is something that's on the right hand side of the aisle. | ||
So I understand the frustration that you and the Interpol Wars crew have because I know y'all work tirelessly to work on the productions that y'all bring out and I just understand how hard it is to fight that uphill battle. | ||
And I think the biggest frustration is it's not like, hey, I want to be famous or hey, like I need to get a million views. | ||
The frustration is, yeah, I mean the time and everything, but it's like you know that your message is like water in the desert and you see a line of people dying for water and you've got all this fresh water. | ||
You just want to give it to them. | ||
And somebody's stopping you. | ||
And so you see all these thirsty people. | ||
You can't give them water. And so that's the frustration. | ||
It's like, look, people are looking to laugh. | ||
Conservatives are looking to laugh. | ||
They want some comedy that they can relate to. | ||
You try to deliver it to them, and you know the system is trying to be a stopgap there. | ||
And you're like, oh, because that's the thing. | ||
People complain about Hollywood all day, and they can't see the alternatives because they're getting censored. | ||
Yeah, no, absolutely. And a lot of the alternatives on the left-hand side of the aisle just are not objectively funny anymore. | ||
So when someone sees something that's genuinely good, you know, I pride myself on having decent quality of what I produce. | ||
But when people see something that's that good, that makes fun of something on the left, that's what really scares them. | ||
So I'd encourage anyone out there watching to not be afraid to, you know, put some skin in the game and say, I'm going to start creating some content. | ||
It doesn't matter if it's, you know, the best thing in the world or not. | ||
Put something out there because evidently people are hungry and thirsty for that. | ||
We need to fill that void. No, you know what? | ||
That's it exactly. Look at, for example, you had Minnie AOC. She gets banned on social media, bullied and harassed. | ||
She was hilarious. You have Minnie Ilhan Omar, obviously Damani Felder's videos that are getting censored now on TikTok. | ||
You can share those on Twitter still. | ||
I'm just trying to think. There have been people that, like, do spoofs of Antifa. | ||
I've had them on the show. | ||
That's a funny laugh. | ||
I mean, there's all kinds of stuff you can do, and it's just a wide open field, basically. | ||
I mean, once you just figure out the kind of niche or the unique comedy that you want to do that's so obvious, I mean, like, you look at Damani Felder's video and you're like, duh, like, that's hilarious. | ||
Why didn't I do a Clown World video? | ||
Why didn't I do a Trump Derangement Syndrome PSA? Well, do it! | ||
Like, that's the thing. You take the action. | ||
You create the content. That's how it gets done. | ||
Absolutely. They really can't ban all of us. | ||
I think they can. But, you know, there are over 60 million of us who do support our president and aren't afraid to say so. | ||
I think it's important that the onus is on us all to take up that mantle of leadership and say, you know, if someone else gets struck down tomorrow, who is going to step up to the plate and, you know, start delivering content themselves? | ||
It's important. People need it now more than ever. | ||
And that's why the old Star Wars analogy or line where Obi-Wan Kenobi says, strike me down now, I shall become more powerful than ever. | ||
That's because he knows 10 people are going to come and replace him. | ||
He's like, yeah, strike me down. | ||
Now Luke Skywalker is going to be bigger and stronger than me. | ||
So go ahead, take me down now. | ||
And so that's kind of what it becomes. | ||
And I think it's catching up. | ||
I think it's catching up specifically in the youth. | ||
And once their creative juices kind of get flowing and they can kind of figure out how they want to present, you know, their views and stuff to the world, I think we'll see more stuff like this. | ||
But like you said, you know, Twitter wants to snuff it. | ||
YouTube wants to snuff it. | ||
They don't want fresh comedy. | ||
All right, Damani Felder with us for another segment. | ||
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All right, Damani Felder is with us. | ||
Now, he does political commentary as well as the comedy that he does, so we can get into a slew of topics with him, and that's what we will do. | ||
Let's go with, what do you think and what do you make of the behavior of the Democrats in the House as they're getting ready to pass the impeachment articles on to the Senate with Nancy Pelosi? | ||
She has the bullets that look like, or excuse me, the pens that look like bullets. | ||
That's very odd. | ||
With her signature on them, again, like talk about self-aggrandizing. | ||
And I don't know if you've seen the video where she's literally picking up a different pen every second and like scrambling around like she's like a drunk at a frat party or something, playing tic-tac-toe, you know, snickering and all the Democrats snickering and smiling and laughing. | ||
I mean, what do you make of that arrogant behavior as they're passing these fraudulent articles of impeachment to the Senate? | ||
It's such a game of political football, clearly partisan at this point. | ||
What's interesting is when Nancy Pelosi was actually questioned about the impeachment proceedings, she was like, this is a sad and somber affair. | ||
And to me, looking at what I'm seeing on the screen right now, I just have to face with someone who was going through a sad and somber affair. | ||
This is someone who is smiling as she knifes over 60 million Americans who voted for Donald Trump in the back. | ||
It's nothing more than just optics for her at this point. | ||
All she wants to do is show that she's But for Nancy Pelosi to keep doing what she's been doing, especially after she said not too long ago that she didn't support impeachment without bipartisan support, just look at the voting record of how impeachment actually came out in the House. | ||
That was probably one of the most partisan votes that I can recall seeing in the last couple of years. | ||
And for her to do that and then turn around and act like this is not something that's politically motivated, it's just incredibly disingenuous and it makes you wonder if she thinks the average American is that stupid enough to believe there's no agenda behind all of this. | ||
Well, and we kind of get caught in this weird complacency where we cover the events in real time and then we kind of forget the significance. | ||
But yeah, exactly. Like, they just ran a sham impeachment in the House where they brought up... | ||
I mean, like, this is literally what happened. | ||
I can't believe I'm saying it. They bring up witnesses that aren't even witnesses. | ||
They're literally just people they pick. | ||
They witnessed nothing. | ||
They just hate Trump and they know that they'll say what they want to say. | ||
And so the whole thing has been a sham. | ||
But guys, go back to that video because, I mean... | ||
Can we observe Maxine Waters here? | ||
Have you ever seen this before? | ||
She gets the pen and she holds it up like it's a trophy or something. | ||
I mean, these people are so deranged. | ||
They're handing out pens and like waving it in the air like it's some sort of victorious. | ||
Like, I just won a championship trophy with Maxine Waters. | ||
Guys, just show her again holding up the pen like it's a victory statement. | ||
Like, yeah, we did it! | ||
I mean, it's just like... | ||
It's like, oh my gosh, these people are insane! | ||
Yep. And the only reason I think that she even stalled this long to send the articles to the House was because she wanted to create this dramatic effect and try to keep people interested in what their efforts are. | ||
Because at the end of the day, when it comes down to it, everyone knows this is going nowhere fast. | ||
So she knew she had to milk this for all it was worth in order to drop as much attention as possible and make people feel like something had actually been accomplished. | ||
Nothing's been accomplished. Even the things that she's been saying, you know, on the House floor, Senate floor, what have you, I've been grossly taking President Trump's words out of context, replacing the word us for me to make it look like he was asking for a personal favor when he was not asking for a personal favor. | ||
And it's just, once you understand everything that goes into it, you understand how partisan this is. | ||
With the average American voter would rather take whatever CNN is spoon-feeding them and say, oh, this is what we want you to think, this is what is happening, we're making progress, when no progress is really being made whatsoever. | ||
And Ted Cruz just put out a statement saying that this is going to end in the Senate, which I don't think the Democrats are too concerned with this round of impeachment. | ||
I think they really want to start it back up after Trump has been re-elected anyway. | ||
So I think we can expect that. | ||
And who knows, maybe they think they can overtake the Senate. | ||
But I don't see that happening either. | ||
But again, it just shows you how they don't care about the will of America. | ||
They don't care about the actual democracy and that process. | ||
I mean, we are a republic, but we do have a democratic process. | ||
And they're the ones that sit up here and say, oh, democratic elections, oh, the democracy. | ||
Well, they're the ones pissing on our democracy by trying to get Trump out of office because they don't like him. | ||
And I think it just comes back to the same issue, which when you actually are next to these people, you can tell just the total disingenuous. | ||
I mean, these people are just such frauds at every level. | ||
You're just amazed that the average person doesn't see how phony they are just at face value. | ||
Yeah, and you know, I think they need to be called out with even more increasing regularity now. | ||
Seeing what you did when you were at NBC recently, basically shouting them down and calling them out and basically trying to wake the American people up and show them what's really going on. | ||
The average American person, unfortunately, on the left-hand side of the aisle, is in this state of willful cognitive dissonance at this point, and all they want is their way. | ||
But there's a difference between saying, you know what, we're going to try harder next election cycle and trying to sabotage what already took place. | ||
If the Democrats had actually taken it upon themselves to do a thorough party autopsy and say, this is where we messed up, let's do this better next election, it might be different. | ||
But we even have seen in announcers now, you know after the debates saying they're not sure You know how to feel about Democratic Party right now because the party's so fractured and so myopically focused on this one goal Of the legitimizing President Trump in the day everyone knows even leftists deep down No This is nothing more than a hit job or way to delegitimize Do you like to President Trump and the average American person shouldn't have anything to do with it? | ||
Well, and that's why Trump says they're the do-nothing Democrats. I mean if you're if you're a kid dead. | ||
And I remember, it's like, if I did bad on a test, I'd say, okay, I need to study harder or changing my study methods so that I can get a better grade. | ||
Or, you know, if you're playing sports and, you know, you lose a basketball game or something, you say, okay, I need to, you know, train more and shoot more free throws and practice my layups or my dribbling so I can win the next game. | ||
Well, the Democrats are sitting here saying, okay, let's figure out how we can put two points on the board for us before the game starts. | ||
Or let's figure out if we can get the ref, how we can get the ref in our back pocket so we can get all the things going our way. | ||
Or let's stab the best player on the other team so that he can't even make it on the floor. | ||
Then we'll win. So it's just an analogy, I think, really of their psychological makeup, which is not... | ||
Hey, we're going to show up and we're going to be honest and we're going to be trustworthy. | ||
It's just all backhandedness, all disingenuousness. | ||
And I'm telling you, man, I made fun of Pete Buttigieg and I kind of don't want to anymore because after going to the Democrat debates in Iowa and actually being within the physical, spiritual aura of these people, the energy they put off... | ||
Man, they were all such frauds. | ||
I mean, you could feel the demon energy, except from Buttigieg. | ||
I'll be honest. I actually felt like that guy was a genuine guy, nice guy, really probably cares about people. | ||
And that's probably why Black Lives Matter is going after him. | ||
And, you know, he probably doesn't have a chance. | ||
But I think it just shows how fraudulent. | ||
I mean, I couldn't even imagine. | ||
I've never been around Nancy Pelosi. | ||
I couldn't even imagine the demon energy she puts off. | ||
Nor could I. And the fact of the matter is there are issues they should be focusing on addressing right in their own backyards. | ||
And they are more concerned with advancing this political football and playing political theater than actually getting things done for their own constituents. | ||
You know, and people like Pete Buttigieg and even many others who have risen and fallen from the Democrat debate stage over the last few months, there are those individuals who, you know, might be considered, you know, maybe a little more moderate here or there, more reasonable. | ||
But given the reception towards their responses to a lot of these questions, it's evident the average Democrat voter wants that far leftist ideology. | ||
So it pretty much squeezes those other Democrats on the stage out because people are focused on Biden, Warren, Sanders, all that craziness on that side of the stage. | ||
And they're forced to abscond with any pretense of actual consistency from an ideological perspective. | ||
Ladies and gentlemen, it's Damani Felder. | ||
Follow him on Twitter, at the Damani Felder. | ||
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But the funny stuff that we laugh at, find him on Twitter, find him on TikTok. | ||
Damani, thank you so much, as always. | ||
All right, I'm just going to do some news here before my next guest joins me. | ||
I mean, all right, I was reading this story, and... | ||
Part of me doesn't even want to cover it because I don't want to get your hopes up because I'm kind of the same way. | ||
We know what Ilhan Omar did, okay? | ||
And if any of us break the law, I mean, if Kyle Jurek breaks the law, he goes to jail. | ||
But if Ilhan Omar breaks the law, well, nothing happens. | ||
So the headline from Daily Wire today... | ||
Breaking investigations with ICE FBI reviewing criminal allegations against Ilhan Omar, report says. | ||
And, of course, with her marriage with her brother to get a green card, the campaign stuff, and then the affair. | ||
I mean, it's just kind of like... | ||
And there's a whole list of everything that goes on here. | ||
But... Yeah, you're like, oh, are we finally going to get some justice? | ||
Like, are we finally going to see the true colors of the Democrat Party, that they're criminals? | ||
But then I just realized, Ilhan Omar's above the law. | ||
She's a Democrat operative. | ||
She's above the law. And so she'll get away with all of it. | ||
And that's not even the... I mean, folks, she's colluding with foreign nations. | ||
She could be a foreign spy. | ||
The cameraman is up here like, she is. | ||
Say it, Troyer. She damn well probably is! | ||
She's been caught. The Imam of Peace put out how she works with KTAR and all these other countries. | ||
Caught red-handed. She's a damn spy. | ||
She's a damn foreign operative. | ||
She breaks the damn law. | ||
She belongs in jail. | ||
But like, oh, if I make a joke like, hey, say, if I showed up, I guarantee you I'd go to jail. | ||
If I showed up To a Ilhan Omar office and put bacon in front of the door or like nailed bacon to the door or like a pork roll or something. | ||
You know, like I'd go to jail for a hate crime. | ||
Or I could just, I wouldn't even say anything. | ||
I don't even know she's Muslim. | ||
I could just stand in front of her office eating bacon or talking about the, oh, it's telling you how to cook a pork loin. | ||
And that'd be like, Troyer's getting arrested for a hate crime. | ||
Like, well, what did he do? | ||
Well, he had, he ate, he cooked bacon in front of Ilhan Omar's office. | ||
Yeah, he left a pork loin. | ||
Yeah, he braised a pork loin and offered it to Ilhan Omar's staff. | ||
I mean, wow. You're like, Ilhan Omar, isn't that the woman that married her brother... | ||
Had an affair and then, you know, illegally tried to get a green card, lied about it on tax documents, maybe a foreign spy. | ||
You're talking about that, Ilhan Omar? | ||
Yeah, that's the one. Oh, wait, wait, she got arrested? | ||
No, no, no, she's still a congresswoman, but the guy that ate bacon in front of her campaign office, he's in jail. | ||
So, like, I mean, seriously, like, they'll even, they'll kick you off social media. | ||
If I went on social media and said... | ||
I'm serious. I'm not going to test this. | ||
If I went on social media, if I went on Twitter and I did a live stream and I said, hey, go to Ilhan Omar's office with bacon and eat it. | ||
Or, you know, go take a pork recipe cookbook and send it to Ilhan Omar's office. | ||
They would shut me down. | ||
And it just shows the two-tier justice system. | ||
I could come on air. | ||
I could come on air and do blackface, and they'd probably call for me to be removed off the internet. | ||
But Governor Ralph Noltham, he does blackface for real, and he talks about letting babies die, and now how he's going to take away your Second Amendment. | ||
But, oh, it's like the Joker said in The Dark Knight. | ||
It's like, that's part of the plan. | ||
Like, it's part of the plan for Democrats to get away with crimes. | ||
Like, that's all part of the plan. | ||
But you, standing up to that, that's not allowed. | ||
No, no, no, wait. I think I actually get, I think I discovered the loophole to the system, guys. | ||
First, I have to convert and I have to become a Muslim. | ||
So first, I have to convert to Islam and And then once I'm a Muslim, then I can put out a meme of Ilhan Omar in a bacon hijab. | ||
Or Ilhan Omar wrapped in bacon. | ||
But see, I can't do that as a white male Christian. | ||
That's considered bigoted. | ||
But if I become, if I renounce Christianity and I convert to Islam, then I can put Ilhan Omar wrapped in bacon. | ||
You see how that works? That is how you beat the system. | ||
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That is how you embrace the power of the dark side. | |
But I'm not going to do that. | ||
But the crew was like, they were joking, like, hey, like, should we put bacon on Ilhan Omar's head? | ||
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Like... We can't even make jokes anymore. | |
Like, they laugh at Christians all day long, and they promote abortion, and, you know, it's all this crap with the Satanism, but, oh, don't make fun of the Muslim woman! | ||
Oh, no! And then, like, Rashida Tlaib shows up at Trump events. | ||
I mean, I just... | ||
Oh, man. | ||
If these people weren't... If these people weren't a threat to my future, if these people weren't a threat to humanity, it wouldn't be so funny. | ||
But, I mean, my goodness, it's still pretty funny, isn't it? | ||
I mean, like Rashida Tlaib. | ||
I mean, actually, because... | ||
Oh! Oh! Oh, see, I don't have to do a pork thing. | ||
I don't have to do a pig thing. | ||
I can be even more subliminal and just have, like, a Rashida Tlaib... | ||
Like, stuffed doll or something and just put that on Ilhan Omar's front, you know, porch. | ||
Because, I mean, Rashida Tlaib looks like a pig. | ||
I mean, let's be real. | ||
I mean... | ||
It's like you walk... | ||
Like, I walk down... | ||
I walk down the halls of Congress. | ||
I see Rashida Tlaib. Like, whoa! | ||
Like, what? That's even... | ||
In fact, so she's even beyond sacrilegious to be a pig and be Muslim. | ||
I mean, try to wrap your mind around that. | ||
All right, folks, here's the deal. | ||
We're having some laughs here. | ||
There is serious news I'm going to get to. | ||
My guest, Shiva Ayyadurai, is going to be on about vaccines. | ||
We're reaching out to him right now, but we're having trouble getting him connected on Skype. | ||
So what I think I'm going to do is I'm going to open up the phone lines, have that as a backup, because I said I would open up the phone lines in the third hour, and we'll get your response to anything that we've covered so far today. | ||
So let me give the phone number out here. | ||
877-789-2539. | ||
We'll reopen up the phone lines. | ||
And I think we may have had some first time callers that we didn't get on last time because I ended up running out of time. | ||
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Go ahead. Say that again. What did you say? | ||
Okay, alright. Well, let's go ahead and bring Dr. | ||
Shiva on now. We'll keep the callers on the line, too. | ||
I will go to these callers, I promise you. | ||
Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, his resume is obviously as long as The Tale of Two Cities is. | ||
But I get Dr. | ||
Shiva on today. To talk about the vaccine choice movement, which has been a focal point for a lot of people here recently, vaccine choice. | ||
Now, you have your own labs that you can sit here and scientifically talk about what vaccines do and why vaccine choice is important, or at least informed vaccine choice is important. | ||
So talk about, though, what's going on with the vaccine choice, all the protests, all the rallies, and why people are standing up against forced vaccinations. | ||
Yeah, so Owen, I think if you look at the vaccine movement, it's been going on for around 17 years. | ||
I think one of the critical elements, you know, for me, as you shared, you know, I've been doing research on health probably for about 40 years of my life back when I was 14, all the way to my various degrees at MIT. But one of the areas that my PhD area was on is what's called the immune system. | ||
And the key word in that, Owen, is the word system, right? | ||
It's not just immunology. | ||
The problem is the MDs and the pediatricians, they're basically trained on looking at pieces of the body. | ||
They don't really understand the system's approach. | ||
So my work has been looking at the immune system. | ||
And so when I looked at this problem, and you know, this movement's been around for a long time. | ||
Alex has talked about it, others. | ||
But one of the fundamental keys that was missing here was a systems approach to this. | ||
And what I really brought to the movement was to tell people, look, you need to look at the modern immune system, which is very different than the immune theory that was used to build vaccines, which is fundamentally around 50 to 150 years old. | ||
So this is one of the key points. | ||
Vaccination was based on a model of basically a two-box model, the adaptive and the innate system. | ||
Very simple model for that time, back in the 50s, going back to 1915. | ||
And it said if you inject our cells with this thing called a vaccine, short-circuiting the innate immune system, the innate immune system is how we normally get access. | ||
I got measles. | ||
I don't know if you got an infection. You get it through your eyes, your ears. | ||
It goes through the normal mechanism. | ||
it turns on a whole bunch of molecular systems, which in many ways is actually good for you. | ||
Okay? | ||
Well, no, it's kind of like, you could call it like, it's like an autoimmune system. | ||
It's kind of like we have involuntary muscles, and it's like if you took a vaccine to turn off your involuntary muscles, and it's like now you have to sit here and tell your heart to beat, your liver to cleanse itself, you would die. | ||
Well, yeah, it's basically that the body over billions of years has figured out a way that we're supposed to get access to pathogens. | ||
And when these pathogens come, they turn on a whole series of molecular reactions, which get us ready to fight and be ready to survive. | ||
I mean, the immune system is a very complex system, but the bottom line here is... | ||
Well, let's do this. We've got to go to break. | ||
Let's have the whole segment here for you to really break this down succinctly in the next segment. | ||
And so we can put this report out. | ||
Because again, folks, they sit here and they say, oh, safe and effective, safe and effective, safe and effective. | ||
No, the science says you can't make that claim. | ||
In fact, the science says it's not safe and effective. | ||
Now, that doesn't mean there might be good vaccines, but I mean, it should not be forced. | ||
Well, my cameraman is officially a genius. | ||
He just poured himself a TurboForce drink. | ||
And so the camera angles are probably about to be so elite. | ||
I don't even know if we can handle it. | ||
Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai is with us. | ||
Now he's very well studied on the science of the immune system and what vaccines are doing to it. | ||
So I want to give him the floor to just even recap what you were just saying. | ||
And just get into all of it here so we can put this segment out and people can understand. | ||
Look, folks, it's about vaccine choice, okay? | ||
That's what it's all about. You cannot force people to take these vaccines because they're not fully safe and effective. | ||
And in fact, we know that they can damage the immune system. | ||
So, Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, again, recap what you were saying about how old the models are of the understanding of the immune system that they're going with for these vaccines and what they do negatively to the immune system, Dr. | ||
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Shiva Ayyadurai. All right, Owen, so let me break it down. | |
By the way, there's a video I did, you can see, called The Modern Science of the Immune System. | ||
It's out there where I drew a little whiteboard, but let me summarize this. | ||
The bottom line is, go back 50, 60 years, or go back 150 years ago. | ||
The concept of the immune system was just two boxes, Owen. | ||
Box one was the innate immune system feeding into what's called the adaptive immune system. | ||
So what's the innate immune system? | ||
Very simply, it's the aspect of your body that interacts with the atmosphere, everything around you. | ||
Your eyes... Your mucous membranes, your nose, your gut bacteria, all this stuff. | ||
So when you get, when if I sneeze on you, all that stuff hits your face, hits your respiratory, and that turns on the innate immune system, which tries to pummel that pathogen out. | ||
Then, that takes around, you know, zero to three days. | ||
Then it goes to the adaptive immune system, which then tries to, like a navy seal with a sharpshooter, take out that one pathogen. | ||
So anyway, that's the old model of the immune system, Owen, that was used to develop vaccines, which said, okay, instead of getting the pathogens coming to you through your eyes and your nose and me sneezing on you, giving you measles, I'm gonna be trying to outsmart nature. | ||
I'm gonna go stick a vaccine Which is an artificial equivalent of that pathogen into the adaptive immune system to turn on the Navy SEALs. | ||
You got it? So you subvert and you short circuit this two box model. | ||
All right. So that was a basis of developing vaccines. | ||
Big problem. You know, my research, you know, the same thing I just, by the way, what I'm sharing with you, Owen, is what I presented in November at the National Science Foundation in a distinguished lecture I was invited to give. | ||
So I'm considered one of the authorities in the field on this. | ||
So at that lecture, at that scientific presentation with 200 students and engineers, what I presented was a modern immune system, which has five boxes at least, Owen. | ||
You have the innate, the adaptive. | ||
In between is that a missing link called the interferon system, your gut microbiome, and then your brain, your neural system. | ||
All of these five things interact. | ||
And still today, we're promoting a fake science, an outdated science, which says, I'm gonna go stick this thing into your bloodstream, turn on the adaptive immune system, measure it by one variable called antibodies, and if you have that, great, you have an amazing immune system. | ||
It's total BS. The reality is when you stick that thing and you turn on the adaptive immune system, the other subsystems, the ankle bone is connected to the foot bone, right? | ||
They're going to also try to modulate and achieve homeostasis. | ||
So your microbiome may change, your interferon system may turn on, and remember the gut is connected to the brain. | ||
So fundamentally, what's going on here is when they stick those vaccines in, by the way, the entire vaccine development process has very little real safety assessment standards that are equivalent even to pharma or biomedical devices. | ||
They've subverted that. | ||
So what we have right now is It's a system that's saying we're going to give kids, you know, 30 different vaccines, 70 doses, the standardized set, and one size fits all. | ||
The other point here is in this modern view of the immune system, one size doesn't fit all. | ||
It's called personalized medicine. | ||
Even the NIH agrees to this. | ||
So that means, Owen, your body is different than my body versus anyone else's. | ||
We all need different types of nutrients, different types of medical interventions. | ||
To force people, as you're saying, to all take the same vaccine schedule without giving choice is completely violation of fundamental human rights. | ||
And it's violation of the science. | ||
Because these guys are using a science that's 50 to 150 years old. | ||
A very interesting point. | ||
I was at the New Jersey event. | ||
People have really embraced the science that we've put out. | ||
We've started to educate people bottoms up. | ||
About 5,000, 6,000 people were there, and I were sharing this. | ||
A week before that, Owen, I was going to share this at another science event at my old high school. | ||
A woman in that high school called up the superintendent and said that I'm an anti-Semite. | ||
Okay, shut that entire conference down. | ||
This woman, by the way, is an executive of Blue Cross Blue Shield, which gives vaccines, which distributes vaccines, which profits from them. | ||
And her husband is one of the top. | ||
He's a general counsel, former general counsel of the Democratic Party of New Jersey. | ||
So my coming into this picture, an MIT PhD with four degrees, sharing the science, saying the science ain't settled. | ||
And if we even use modern science, it shows that there are no risk assessment, that the modern science of the immune system shows it's far more complicated. | ||
They're using an outdated science. | ||
They don't want to hear this. But the fundamental point here is we are violating human rights. | ||
We're violating the First Amendment. | ||
We're violating so many basic issues here. | ||
And I just got to say, because I want to get into this before the break, but I just got to say, calling you an anti-Semite, I'm sorry, that's hilarious. | ||
And by the way, one of your main campaign managers that you were running for office against, that crook Elizabeth Warren, happens to be Jewish, and we're very proud of what Lewis is doing, by the way, just to point that out. | ||
But I want to get this in before the break here, because if I'm hearing you right, What I think comes on the opposite end of this, should we get these forced vaccinations, you're basically going to end up with an entire population of people that now is relying on the medical industry. | ||
Because now you don't even have an immune system without the vaccine. | ||
Well, here's the thing, Owen. | ||
The fundamental, if you go down to what is health, how do you measure a healthy individual? | ||
It's called resilience, which means you should be able to take a hit and bounce back, right? | ||
That's what health is. | ||
Now, we were designed to take in certain pathogens, and this very beautiful orchestrated immune system was trained to respond. | ||
We're going to respond and get stronger and stronger and stronger. | ||
When we subvert this immune system, when we subvert it to the adaptive immune system, we don't allow the other natural processes to take place. | ||
So if those other natural processes do not take place, they're going to think something happened. | ||
Which is perfect. I mean, that's what a drug dealer does. | ||
They give you the first hit to get you high, and then you have to rely on it. | ||
And by the way, you've also been fighting Monsanto, and that gets into the other end of this, which is the gut bacteria that we need that also builds the immune system. | ||
Well, now with all the Monsanto-ized food, we don't get the gut bacteria. | ||
We don't get the gut bacteria. | ||
So basically what we're headed to is the state is going to tell us how to control our body, and the state is connected to big pharma, big hospitals, you know, big insurance. | ||
So this is basically sort of the last frontier of, you know, control that we had. | ||
This fight is so important. | ||
You know, one is the kids, but what's going to happen when you're going to need vaccinations to get your driver's license, vaccinations to go to the It's total corporate medical tyranny. | ||
And by the way, to say it's anti-Semitic, they're the ones anti-Semitic forcing this on Orthodox Jews that don't believe in putting these foreign agents in your body. | ||
This woman, by the way, is a liberal Jew who never said anything about the Jews being beaten and attacked for all this time. | ||
The real anti-Semites are people who use a dog whistle of anti-Semite. | ||
The real racists are people who use a dog whistle of racism. | ||
All right. Shiva could talk all day about this issue, but I got to get to your calls and I got other news to get to. | ||
But I want to get a final statement from him here. | ||
But first, I want to show something from the official Blue Cross Blue Shield document. | ||
Now, look. I'm not a legal document medical expert, and quite frankly, I was reading this stuff last night, and I can't even fully understand it, but... | ||
What this looks to me, and I can't even believe it. | ||
That's why I don't even want to report on it almost, but I'll show this right now. | ||
Because they say, oh, there's no incentive for doctors to give out vaccines. | ||
Well, this is an official Blue Cross Blue Shield document that says, literally the box says, quality incentive measures, and then it says a $400 payout for childhood immunizations, combo 10. | ||
So, you know, that's all the vaccines they hit the kid with. | ||
So, I mean, you... | ||
My understanding from this is it's showing you through Blue Cross Blue Shield, the Blue Care Network, the payouts that people get when they are giving, the doctors, I guess, that are engaging in this when they give out vaccines. | ||
But again... I'm not a medical expert. | ||
Maybe Dr. Shiva can understand this. | ||
Or maybe a medical expert can call in if you want to. | ||
We do have open lines. I'm about to start taking your calls. | ||
But that's what it means to me. | ||
And of course they are. | ||
Of course the vaccine manufacturer is going to be giving kickbacks to the hospitals and the doctors. | ||
But Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, just give a two-minute finalization summary recount before we let you go. | ||
Yeah, Owen, on the Blue Cross Blue Shield thing, very quickly, Blue Cross Blue Shield not only gives incentives to the pediatricians, because pediatricians actually don't really make a lot of money giving it, so they give those incentives. | ||
And in addition, in New Jersey, Blue Cross Blue Shield Horizon has struck a deal with the government of the New Jersey state to reimburse for the vaccine. | ||
So basically, tax dollars are funneled over to pharma, To actually pay for those vaccines, your tax dollars. | ||
But fundamentally, the summary here is, A, the science ain't settled. | ||
B, the science that is being used to promote vaccinations upon all of us is based on a 65 to 150-year-old science. | ||
And I'll debate anyone on this. | ||
Invite anyone, Owen, and we'll talk to them about this, see if they can defend that. | ||
No, they won't. They won't debate you. | ||
They keep you off debate stages. | ||
They keep me off debate stages. | ||
Third is there is no risk assessment standards for vaccines, meaning that if you go ask a doctor, hey, what's the risk if I take this versus I don't take it? | ||
They can't tell you the risk. | ||
And if they do try to tell you the risk, it's based on numbers that they haven't even calculated properly. | ||
So that's where that is at. | ||
No risk assessment, there's no vaccine safety assessment risk standards, and the science is old. | ||
And the third point here is, one size does not fit all. | ||
We have a whole array of medical interventions now. | ||
You can take food and supplements and If you want to go get surgery or if you want to do exercise or yoga, whatever, we have a whole buffet of medical interventions. | ||
To say that all of us have to get the same intervention because our genetics are the same is total nonsense. | ||
And it's not only a violation of the First Amendment and choice, but it's a violation of the scientific premise of how our bodies are run, Owen. | ||
And by the way, what you just said, one of the head doctors at the World Health Organization and the U.N., You said exactly what you just said. | ||
We don't have enough answers when people come to us, hey, my child got a vaccine and died. | ||
They don't know what to say. | ||
They don't know. And Owen, when we got into this in September, October, we ran the first international vaccine risk assessment conference. | ||
I looked at this and I said, why didn't the NIH and NSF do this? | ||
650 people showed up, Owen. | ||
Oh, and they won't even do an official study. | ||
They'll study, you know, the testicular fortitude of, you know, the horned toad in the Florida Everglades, but we won't do a cross-study between non-vaccinated children and vaccinated children. | ||
Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, excellent as always. | ||
As this topic continues to trend, we'll probably get you back on air. | ||
All right, we got first-time callers I want to go to, and, you know, I just forgot, too. | ||
I should really maybe air this at the end, so I'm going to try to take as many calls. | ||
No more callers, though, guys. | ||
The video of me talking to the Bernie Sanders campaign staffers. | ||
Is that censored, too? | ||
I think it should be good. Let's make sure that's censored. | ||
Maybe we'll end the broadcast with that. | ||
But I got first-time callers on the line now. | ||
And let's go to Lee in California. | ||
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Go ahead. Hey. | |
Holden. Lee. | ||
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Hey. How you doing? | |
Good. Hey, look. | ||
One of my kids, my first child, when he was born at two months, He went to go get his vaccines, and he had a super bad reaction. | ||
Like, he could barely breathe. | ||
We took him to the hospital, to the emergency room, and the doctor said, oh, it's just a bad reaction. | ||
He'll get used to it. | ||
And after that, we stopped giving him vaccines, and the boy is perfectly healthy now. | ||
And it's just like, that's just your instincts. | ||
It's like, wow, that thing just poisoned my kid. | ||
It's like, if you go to a restaurant and you get food poisoning, like, you're not going back. | ||
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Yeah, and my other kids, they all grew up without vaccines, and they are all perfectly healthy. | |
Nothing wrong with them. | ||
I give them iodine. | ||
I give them silver. They're all healthy. | ||
They don't get sick in the winter. | ||
They're beautiful. They're grown. | ||
They're very strong, smart, intelligent, bright. | ||
Well, look, all the people that I talk to, and just from my experience, say exactly what you're saying. | ||
And I've told this story before. | ||
I want to know... I told this story before. | ||
I did a lot of youth development in St. | ||
Louis, and I would deal with children, specifically a lot of homeschooled children versus children coming from the public school system, and a lot of homeschooled children don't get vaccinations. | ||
And I would ask the parents, because the public school kids would come, I mean, folks, nose runny, ADHD, couldn't keep them under, like, just totally out of control. | ||
Homeschooled kids, like, well-spoken, well-behaved, like, mature, like, grow bigger. | ||
Stronger, healthier, and I would talk to the parents and be like, yeah, we never vaccinated our kids. | ||
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I mean, it's just incredible. I want to ask Ilhan Omar, why is she with the Democrat Party if they're for gays? | |
I'm Muslim, and we're supposed to be against gays, and we're not supposed to be for abortion because that's killing an innocent life, right? | ||
Well, yeah, I mean, I said, I mean, why, if Trump bombed an anti-gay bigot, you would think that the left would be happy with that. | ||
Well, that was Soleimani. He was an anti-gay bigot. | ||
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Well, you know the answer, Lee. | |
They're brainwashed stooges, sadly. | ||
And that's the answer. Lee, I'm so glad you called. | ||
What a great caller. First-time caller, Lee. | ||
I hope you call again. I love taking first-time callers. | ||
I hope Lee calls back. Let's go now to another first-time caller, Stephanie in Florida. | ||
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Go ahead, Stephanie. Hey, can you hear me, Owen? | |
Loud and clear. All right, great. | ||
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So I just want to make a comment about the debate, not particularly the debate, but the aftermath, what the student commentators are saying. | |
So I thought it was kind of interesting that they're all kind of saying the same thing with the Democratic Party. | ||
There's no one here to make sure that's Trump. | ||
And I'm here thinking, all right, there's no way that the students can kind of say anything to make Trump look good. | ||
There's got to be something else here. | ||
And I remember Alex mentioned All right, Stephanie, Stephanie, Stephanie, I'm having a weird deal with your phone. | ||
You keep going in and out. Are you like in a valley or on speakerphone or something? | ||
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No, I'm sorry. Can you hear me now? | |
It's really odd. It's almost like you're talking and then the phone like goes away like this and then it comes back for a second and then it's like gone like that. | ||
But here, let's try again. Go ahead. | ||
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Okay, can you hear me clear? Yes. | |
Okay, sorry about that. So anyway, I was just listening to the CNN commentators and how they're all kind of saying, you know, I'm very disappointed with the Democratic Party. | ||
There's no one here that can clearly stand up to Trump. | ||
This is not very good for the Democratic Party. | ||
And I'm just thinking, you know, there's no way that CNN will say anything to make Trump look good, right? | ||
I remember Alex mentioned a few months ago that he predicts Hillary's going to come back, and I'm thinking they're probably planting a seed to make everyone think we've got to bring Hillary back because she's the only one who can probably stand up to Trump. | ||
Maybe that's what they're doing, and I wouldn't be surprised. | ||
And then You see Hillary maybe come in a few months and run for election. | ||
I don't know. Well, no, I think that your analysis is spot on. | ||
I mean, I don't know how regularly you listen to the war room. | ||
I do my Democrat nominee odds. | ||
I think I've done three or four now. | ||
And I've actually always finished with Hillary Clinton having the top odds. | ||
Because I think you're right. | ||
Now, I don't know if CNN is playing that hand or building up to that. | ||
Maybe. But either way, I mean, the Democrats clearly don't have a strong candidate. | ||
I mean, that's clear. And their strongest candidates, they're keeping off of the debate stage. | ||
We know the Democrat Party is corrupt. | ||
Are they planning on handing it to Hillary? | ||
Do they want to have a big commotion with a brokered convention? | ||
Maybe to steal attention. | ||
But your instincts are right about CNN. There's always a curveball there, especially if you see them showing any support for Donald Trump. | ||
Stephanie, great caller in Florida, first time caller. | ||
Alright, we're going to go back to the phone lines, first time callers, and I'm going to air me talking to the Bernie Sanders campaign people at the end of this final segment. | ||
And here is the Democrats delivering the articles of impeachment. | ||
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Look at Jerry Nadler, that oompa loompa freak. | |
Oh, I don't know. | ||
What is wrong with your FUPA, you freak? | ||
Now that is funny stuff. | ||
Alright, final segment of the Infowars War Room. | ||
Do we also have Kamala Harris ready, guys? | ||
Alright, so this is breaking now. | ||
Apparently Kamala Harris caught on a hot camera joking about impeachment before she realizes she's live and sobers up real quick. | ||
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Ari, thanks so much. We're here with Senator Kamala Harris, who, of course, a former 2020 presidential candidate and one of the jurors in this trial. | |
Can you just start by taking us through the moments that you just experienced on the floor? | ||
Get that bitch off the screen. | ||
I'm sorry. Excuse me. I'm sorry. | ||
You know what? I apologize for that. | ||
Family show. Kamala Harris is a complete bitch. | ||
All right. I'm sorry. All right. I'm done. I'm done. | ||
I'm done. All right, let me take your calls here, and then I'm going to pitch to my video confronting the Bernie Sanders campaign. | ||
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Big things coming. | ||
In fact, I'm not going to lie. | ||
Well, I won't get into it, but we got a big, big trip next week. | ||
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I'm just going to leave it at that. | ||
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All right, let's go to a first-time caller, Stephen in Texas. | ||
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Go ahead. Hey, I just had a comment and a question on something that Dr. | |
Shiva, inventor of email, said. | ||
When he was talking about how the 100-year-old vaccine science, you know, you call it fake science. | ||
Well, I mean, you know, Newton invented physics a long time ago, and that's still around. | ||
I don't see how we can just throw out something just because it's considered old science. | ||
That was kind of surprising. | ||
Well, it's not that it's old, it's that it's not accurate, is what he was saying. | ||
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Well, I thought he was saying that his methodology basically built off of that old stuff, but then at the same time he called the old stuff junk. | |
So I'm just kind of confused by that. | ||
Well, he's obviously not here to respond to that, but my understanding was, I mean, he's just pointing out the fact that it's old, but he's pointing out the fact that it's not accurate. | ||
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This may not be a great analogy, but we have quantum physics now that kind of gets a little deeper, and it sounds like that's what it is. | |
Kind of new methodology as five-box method does. | ||
It's kind of like more like a quantum physics. | ||
But the old physics, you know, is still there, right? | ||
The crew's running me know how physics have held true. | ||
You know what? I'm really not sure exactly what you're saying here. | ||
Like I said, Shiva's not really here to respond to you. | ||
I'll just say again, I thought the point he was making is that they're using not just outdated but inaccurate systems and trying to apply science to that. | ||
So it's like trying to solve a formula, but you don't have the complete equation. | ||
Stephen, thank you for the call. I can squeeze one more caller in, and it's who's been holding the longest pasture on Mississippi Bridge. | ||
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Go ahead. This is Pastor Sam, and I'm crossing the Mississippi because I decided I should probably preach on the Capitol steps. | |
But hey, Owen, I wanted to tell about there's such a thing you may not be able to put Bacon grease on Rashida Tlaib, but I'll tell you, you can always get Hammo Ammo. | ||
All bullets are lubricated, but Hammo Ammo is lubricated with genuine American swine lard food grade. | ||
It's amazing. | ||
Johnny Rowland makes it. | ||
JohnnyRowland.com, Rowland with a W. Same guy who makes the.460 Rowland pistol. | ||
My caliber of choice. | ||
I mean, if I was eating Spam... | ||
And I offered Rashida Tlaib spam. | ||
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Would that be offensive? I don't know about all that. | |
You know, they're trying to draw the line. | ||
Well, these are the questions that we want answered, but I don't know if we'll ever have the answer. | ||
All right, Pastor Sam, thank you for calling. | ||
All right, ladies and gentlemen, here is my video. | ||
I confronted Bernie Sanders' campaign that was out there campaigning outside of the Democrat debates. | ||
Here's how it went. You stay classy. | ||
So you guys are out here, Students for Bernie. | ||
I'm curious, did you see the Project Veritas video of the Bernie Sanders campaign manager calling for violent revolutions and beating cops? | ||
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This is absolute bullshit. | |
Well, it's right from his mouth. | ||
I mean, it's undercover footage. How can you say that's BS? I don't care. | ||
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It's Veritas. And seeing that you're in for wars, I'm going to have to ask you to please leave. | |
You're going to ask me to leave? | ||
Okay, well, I'm not going to leave because I'm just trying to hear from Bernie supporters. | ||
I already talked to a couple. You guys are out here campaigning for Bernie. | ||
Do you think it's a big deal that he has campaign managers calling for violent revolution in gulags? | ||
It could come from anybody. CNN could play it. | ||
Just because it's Veritas doesn't mean it's not real. | ||
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It means it is real. I don't know the context. | |
I don't know what happened, so I'm not going to talk about it. | ||
I'm mostly here to try to get people out to caucus and inform them on Bernie's policies. | ||
We're not really here to debate about this right now. | ||
Okay, but don't you think that's a big issue, a campaign manager calling for a violent revolution in the street? | ||
I mean, do you disavow political terrorism? | ||
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Yes. Would you disavow political terrorism? | |
That's not the issue. | ||
We don't know what happens, so we can't comment on it. | ||
I just told you, Project Veritas got undercover video of Bernie Sanders' campaign manager saying that there's going to be a violent revolution. | ||
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Would you like me to play it for you? It wouldn't matter. | |
So you don't care? Do you disavow terrorism? | ||
Yes. So do you think Bernie Sanders should fire this campaign manager? | ||
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I don't know. I don't know the context. | |
Would you like me to play you the video? | ||
So you don't want to see it? | ||
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We're in the middle of a training. | |
What are you training for? So, but let's say, you know, you're canvassing and someone brings up the issue that Bernie Sanders' campaign manager called for gulags and violent revolutions. | ||
So, do you disavow political terrorism? | ||
Yes. Do you think it's a good idea to put Trump supporters into re-education camps? | ||
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I don't wanna, like, talk. | |
What about you, sir? I'm not gonna talk anymore. | ||
You guys aren't very good at your job. | ||
Yeah, hi, you're filming. I'm filming too. | ||
If you're out here canvassing, I mean, are you just expecting uninformed people to come up here and embrace socialism? | ||
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Is that what you expect? No, I'm going to talk to people who are actually honest. | |
Okay, what did I say that's not honest? | ||
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Your entire attitude, but I'm not going to talk. | |
Our time is better invested elsewhere, and I'd rather... | ||
Where else? No one's talking to you. | ||
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Nobody's here. Well, we're training right now and then we're going to go and talk to people on campus. | |
We're going to find people. Don't you think your trainees should be informed about Bernie Sanders' campaign calling for political violence? | ||
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Did you hear about this? We have no comment on these questions. | |
Please, can you let us back to our training? | ||
So just ignoring the facts is not going to make it go away. | ||
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No comment. Can you please excuse us? | |
Okay, so you guys don't like talking politics either, even though you're out here, you know, campaigning for Bernie? | ||
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It's honest people, which you are not. | |
What have I ever said that's dishonest? | ||
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Doesn't matter, you're from InfoWars. | |
What has InfoWars said that's dishonest? | ||
Everything. Name one thing then. | ||
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Gay frogs in the water. | |
You mean the atrazine? The chemical runoff from... | ||
From pharmaceuticals and chemicals we put on plants, atrazine. | ||
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Have you heard of atrazine? I'm going to call public safety to ask you to leave us alone. | |
Am I threatening you? I don't want to talk to you anymore. | ||
How am I being an asshole? | ||
You guys are out here at a political event, but you can't talk politics. | ||
You know what your problem is? | ||
You guys are all uninformed. | ||
That's your problem. You're uninformed. | ||
You have no idea what's going on. | ||
You don't know what's going on in the Bernie Sanders campaign. | ||
You have no idea what's going on in politics. | ||
And as soon as someone comes in front of you who has an idea, you want to silence their free speech and act like it doesn't happen. | ||
Okay, so this is your average Bernie Sanders supporters. | ||
They have no clue about the Bernie Sanders campaign. | ||
They're out here promoting socialism, but they don't want to talk politics, even though they're out here campaigning for Bernie Sanders. | ||
So I'm going to give you guys one last chance to make yourselves look good here. | ||
So why do you support Bernie Sanders? | ||
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I'm not going to mention that, but... | |
I'm not going to talk about that, but I'm going to say that we're not advocating socialism, but I kind of wish we were, because I am a socialist, and it would be good for this country. | ||
So Bernie's not a socialist? | ||
No. You want socialism? | ||
Absolutely. What country has an example of socialism you'd like to bring here? | ||
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Apparently I can't talk about that, so... | |
I thought you were the trainee. | ||
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Are you the trainer? If you want to talk to the... | |
So wait, are you the trainer or trainee? | ||
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If you want to talk to the Bernie Sanders campaign, please contact our communications director. | |
You're literally right here, Students for Bernie, you're training these people, and you can't talk? | ||
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Please talk to our communications director. | |
This is the epitome of a Bernie Sanders supporter. | ||
Can't talk to media, can't talk their way out of anything, want all media to go away. | ||
They want socialism. They don't even know what's going on in the campaign. | ||
They're out here campaigning for Bernie as political advocates, and they can't even answer a simple question like why they want Bernie Sanders. | ||
What about you? Why do you want Bernie Sanders? | ||
Okay, so you guys, you know when you're campaigning, like it's a presidential election, like you should expect to deal with media, you know? | ||
Like that's a normal thing. Do you not train them to deal with media? | ||
No comment. Obviously not, because they just got caught on undercover video admitting that they're terrorists. | ||
The Bernie Sanders campaign is terrorists, and these people won't even disavow it. | ||
So for Infowars.com, we never tell a lie. | ||
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This is Owen Schroyer. Hey, you there. | |
We have a problem. You see, there is a baby. | ||
The mother of this baby is not sure she's ready. | ||
The father of this baby doesn't want to settle down. | ||
The mother starts to have regrets. | ||
The father considers leaving town. | ||
But a friend says there's a solution. | ||
She says to have an abortion. | ||
The mother decides to look into it. | ||
The clinic assures her it's safe. | ||
She's made her decision. | ||
She's going to have an abortion. | ||
The problem is, that baby is you. | ||
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Join me, Owen Schroer, at the March for Life, Friday, January 24th, in Washington, D.C., noon at the National Mall. | |
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Einstein's physics show, Max Planck's physics show, there's at least 12 dimensions. | ||
There's now a human counter-strike taking place to shut this off before it gets fully into place. | ||
There's now a human counter-strike taking place to shut this off before it gets fully into place. | ||
Atmospheric, terraforming, geoengineering, the CIA director admitted they have this huge program, chemtrails. | ||
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And they knew Hillary was planning to steal the election. | ||
Did steal five states, according to the experts in proof. | ||
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How did she do that? What do they need? | |
I mean, I'm sick of it. | ||
I don't know everything that's going on, but I know this. | ||
People won't listen to me because I got too much data. | ||
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Data, data, data, data, data. | |
As much as I do or more, Joe, and you sit there and act like you don't know. | ||
I forgot about it. Because you're afraid to give your audience all the information. | ||
Yeah, but you know what you're saying? | ||
You're saying I'm a shell? Hey, Joe. | ||
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No! I'm saying it's smart. | |
But you know all the s*** I'm bringing up? |