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This broadcast contains subject matter that may offend liberal snowflakes. | |
| Is liberalism ever going to stop? | ||
| Is this mental disorder ever going to be solved? | ||
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This is The War Room with Owen Schroyer. | |
| Welcome to the War Room. | ||
| This is Christy Lee, guest hosting the show today. | ||
| Really started this time. | ||
| We're giving Owen a break. | ||
| He's been playing double duty to cover for the big guy who needed a much-needed break. | ||
| And by big guy, I don't mean Biden. | ||
| That's a different one. I mean the big guy here. | ||
| So we're trying to give them a break. | ||
| So put up with me for the next few hours because I am trying to give them a break. | ||
| And it gave me a break from doing the run I had planned today. | ||
| I was just about to set out on a three-hour run. | ||
| I'm not kidding. Three hours doing the marathon training. | ||
| And then I got the call, hey, can you cover war room? | ||
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I was like, run for three hours or cover war room. | |
| I think I'll I am going to need to train, though. | ||
| I did tell you guys I am doing this. | ||
| I'm training for the Austin Marathon. | ||
| I think it's very special to me for many reasons. | ||
| I hate running, but I think it's a good allegory, if you will, of what we're going through right now. | ||
| Just the need to push yourself, press on, even when you're tired, even when you're exhausted. | ||
| To push your body to the limits. | ||
| And that's what we're doing. | ||
| We're pushing. We're all in on trying to bring you the information, the correct information, to fight back against the propaganda, the lies. | ||
| And we're going to continue running. | ||
| We're going to run and not grow weary. | ||
| We're going to keep on pushing on. | ||
| We're going to keep on pressing on it. | ||
| So I like that as one of the motivations for running. | ||
| I also said I would... | ||
| Try and do a full marathon before I turn 40. | ||
| And that's just now a few months away. | ||
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So I had to do it. | |
| Say you're going to do something. | ||
| Follow through. Going to run that also in honor of my brother. | ||
| He passed away a few years ago. | ||
| Reported on an accident. | ||
| Found out it was him. You guys have heard the story before. | ||
| Did a half marathon in his honor. | ||
| Going to do that again. | ||
| Or attempt to. | ||
| So, whenever I sit in this chair, I do share with you a verse of the day, and the verse of the day is from Philippians, and it is poignant with what I was just talking about. | ||
| Not that I've already obtained it or have already become perfect, but I press on so that I may lay hold on I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus. | ||
| This is my life verse. | ||
| I love this verse. | ||
| It has been such a great reminder to continue to press on, continue to try and please Jesus above all else. | ||
| Certainly goes without saying forgetting what lies behind. | ||
| Forgetting what lies behind, which was corporate controlled media. | ||
| I thought being a news anchor was my dream until it blew up in my face and it just ended up being propaganda. | ||
| Had to recognize that. | ||
| Said no to being a propaganda puppet. | ||
| That is in the past. Forgetting what lies behind. | ||
| I'm pressing on. Trying to find the truth. | ||
| Trying to keep an open mind always to bring the truth. | ||
| The only side I'm on is the side of Jesus. | ||
| That is my guiding light. | ||
| That is how I'm trying to find the truth. | ||
| And that's what I'm committed to. | ||
| So I'm doing the best I can. | ||
| So we certainly are dealing with evil all around. | ||
| And it feels like you're playing whack-a-mole. | ||
| Like every time I feel like I'm getting a handle on one issue and maybe we're making strides in that issue, then it's like, oh, something over here to fight and bring attention to. | ||
| It's just constant, constant. | ||
| So we're going to be talking about what they're doing with the election. | ||
| What steps are being taken so that we can have a free and fair election, minus the cheating, minus all of the things that they're trying to do to affect that and take away our voices. | ||
| We're going to be talking to somebody who's really been on the front line of making sure that's fair. | ||
| We're going to, of course, be talking again about COVID and the vaccines and the constant gaslighting we get with that. | ||
| We had a major event today. | ||
| Don't know if you noticed it over the weekend. | ||
| We got to hear from our dear friends, Dr. | ||
| Peter McCullough, Dr. Malone, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| out there freezing cold in D.C. We're going to be talking about that and the latest developments there. | ||
| So much to talk about always, but we're going to keep on fighting. | ||
| We're going to keep on pressing on, and I hope you'll stick with me and join me and weigh in. | ||
| Welcome back to The War Room. | ||
| This is Christy Lee, guest hosting today, last minute switcheroo. | ||
| Hopefully you'll stick with me and go over some very important news of the day. | ||
| One of the most major things that caught my attention that I'm sure has been talked about, but it bears repeating, is the FDA prohibiting Florida from using monoclonal antibody treatments, which Isn't even disputed that they're helping, that they have helped. | ||
| That is not as apropos as ivermectin. | ||
| People have come to accept that monoclonal antibodies, the treatments work and have been effective. | ||
| But the FDA steps in and instead of caring about people's health and saving lives, they do their best to prevent lives from being saved and to kill more people. | ||
| Because, oh shoot, this is working. | ||
| We better shut this down. | ||
| That is what we get from the FDA. It's disgusting. | ||
| So they closed Florida's monoclonal antibody treatment sites just yesterday after the federal government abruptly removed the treatments from the emergency use authorization. | ||
| Now remember, this isn't the first time that they've tried to mess with this method. | ||
| Before, they were claiming, oh, we need to ration this out. | ||
| You know, the red states are getting too much of these treatments. | ||
| We need to ration it. | ||
| And, you know, we already dealt with that. | ||
| Now they're just flat out closing these treatment centers. | ||
| And the reason is crazy, of course, because nothing makes sense in this upside-down world. | ||
| They said that the antibody drugs from Regeneron and Eli Lilly should no longer be used because the treatments are unlikely to be effective against the Omicron variant. | ||
| That's according to the Associated Press. | ||
| So the obvious question the Associated Press you would think would ask would be, you know, we've heard from Fauci, we've heard from others that the vaccine is less effective. | ||
| That's how we're trying to rationalize giving it a booster. | ||
| We've heard that the vaccine is either less effective or not effective at all against Omicron. | ||
| But you're gonna keep on going with that and you're gonna keep pushing that. | ||
| But we're gonna at the same time use that excuse to For shutting down monoclonal antibody treatment centers. | ||
| Makes sense. No, it doesn't. | ||
| It doesn't make any sense at all. | ||
| Even the reason for why they're doing this does not make sense. | ||
| Never mind, did all the other variants completely disappear? | ||
| I mean, now we're just accepting that all that remains is Omicron. | ||
| I mean, last I checked, do we really have an effective way of testing for exactly what variants people have? | ||
| So because it's just the most outlandish reason we're going to shut down these treatment centers because it's not effective against Omicron. | ||
| When we don't even know how many of these variants are Omicron, we know it's effective against Delta. | ||
| There's plenty of evidence for that. | ||
| Did people stop getting Delta? | ||
| I mean, I've personally spoken to people who just recently had Delta. | ||
| But apparently that's disappeared. | ||
| So none of it makes any sense at all. | ||
| DeSantis, of course, comes back and the Florida Department of Health came back releasing a statement condemning the abrupt decision to take away treatments that can prevent severe illness, hospitalization, and death in high-risk patients who've contracted or been exposed to COVID-19. | ||
| Again, if we've accepted also that the antibody treatments are effective with Delta, which Because of science, we say is so much more brutal to you than Omicron. | ||
| Why wouldn't we keep the treatment available for the less brutal variant? | ||
| None of this makes sense. | ||
| They're just making it up as they go. | ||
| So they did it without advance notice. | ||
| So there was people that had their appointments set up to get this treatment and that it just abruptly could not go to them. | ||
| How many people is this going to affect? | ||
| How many people is this going to potentially kill because they weren't able to get this life-saving treatment? | ||
| Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis has heavily promoted the antibody drug treatment as a signature of his administration's COVID-19 response. | ||
| Well, we can't do anything that would make him look good because he's the enemy, according to the left-wing news and the administration. | ||
| So just another attempt to... | ||
| To combat the good things that are happening. | ||
| And it's sick. | ||
| And the reason doesn't even make sense. | ||
| And of course the Associated Press, which is supposed to be on bias, doesn't even think to ask logical, reasonable questions like, hey, haven't the health agencies been saying the vaccine isn't effective? | ||
| As effective for Omicron, so why are we continuing to push that? | ||
| And then we're giving the same reason for shutting down these sites. | ||
| Makes no sense. | ||
| So the other thing that has been big has been all of the amazing information that came out. | ||
| So much information came out in the defeat the mandates DC, the rally there, and then the subsequent protests. | ||
| Ron, excuse me, not Ron Paul, another good man, but the wrong one. | ||
| Ron Johnson, his second opinion that happened the following day. | ||
| I am only halfway through that because it's like five hours long, but it's just there's so many good nuggets in that. | ||
| But, of course, we didn't see a whole lot of coverage from mainstream media. | ||
| No surprises there. | ||
| But you were able to see. | ||
| The crowds were huge. | ||
| They were braving 36-degree weather to be there. | ||
| And you could see even in the crowd that there was a lot of diversity. | ||
| No kidding. You know, media wouldn't want you to know that this crowd, they would like you think it was just a bunch of white supremacist crazies, but this crowd was diverse. | ||
| It was fully represented, vaccinated, unvaccinated, Democrat, Republican, independent, non-person, apolitical, white, black, Latino, whatever you label you want to apply, they were out there in full force, joining together. | ||
| We heard from Robert Malone. | ||
| We heard from Peter McCullough. | ||
| We heard from so many in this rally. | ||
| I did watch most of the whole thing, but the thing that the mainstream media wanted to focus on was Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| and his offensive comparisons of the vaccine mandate to Nazi Germany and Anne Frank. | ||
| So from CNN. This is what they posted. | ||
| Even in Hitler Germany, they were quoting him. | ||
| Even in Hitler Germany, you could cross the Alps into Switzerland. | ||
| You could hide in an attic like Anne Frank did. | ||
| And he was basically making the point that they can track us now. | ||
| There's no way to get away from the tyranny. | ||
| If you're given a vaccine passport, they can control eventually your bank account, your ability to travel, your ability to get food, to eat places, obviously, that's already happening. | ||
| And the point he was trying to make is you can't hide, you can't whatever. | ||
| But He made this comparison, and we've seen a lot of heat for this. | ||
| Anytime anyone makes any kind of comparison to Nazi Germany, even Dr. | ||
| Robert Malone, when he made comparisons to what's happening, comparing them to Nazi Germany, he got some heat for that. | ||
| So... I mean, it's an easy dig. | ||
| They said long knives were drawn for less than a two-minute portion of Kennedy's 25-minute speech. | ||
| So that was two minutes of his 25-minute speech, and he was among all those other speakers. | ||
| But of course, that's what the mainstream media focused on. | ||
| Easy dig. And it happens a lot. | ||
| So a question that I want to pose to you later this hour that I want to talk about, is it fair to make these comparisons? | ||
| I'm going to be open-minded. Is it offensive? | ||
| Do you find it offensive to make what's happening now, the tyranny, the totalitarianism that we're seeing encroaching on our lives, the control? | ||
| Is it fair to compare that to what happened in Nazi Germany and to the Holocaust and make those comparisons? | ||
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As of right now, I'm thinking... | |
| We have history to learn from it, right? | ||
| And there were things that happened leading up to what many of us can agree upon was the greatest atrocity, the loss of life, the singling out, the segregation. | ||
| But we saw signals. | ||
| We saw red flags leading up to that. | ||
| And that's what our history is supposed to be for, right? | ||
| Is to learn from it. So in that sense... | ||
| I would think it's fair to make comparisons, to give people warnings, to ask people to heed the warnings. | ||
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But is it too far? | |
| Is it too much of a stretch? | ||
| So be thinking about that. | ||
| Make your case, let me know if you find it offensive or not. | ||
| You can start calling now, and we'll try and get to them toward the end of this first | ||
| hour. But I would really like to have this discussion because up until now, I think history is | ||
| there to learn from. And we need to be paying attention to what's happening now so it doesn't | ||
| repeat itself, and perhaps in an even worse way. So be thinking about that, and we can talk about that. | ||
| More to come on COVID news and election news in this next hour and more to come. | ||
| See you after the break. Welcome back to The War Room. | ||
| This is Christy Lee guest hosting today. | ||
| If you'd like to give me a call, we're doing things a little bit different. | ||
| You can call me in the first hour, 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| The topic that I would like to stick to is really kind of a discussion on comparisons made to the Holocaust. | ||
| I've noticed a lot of people have gotten, it's like an easy target. | ||
| They've gotten heat for when they compare what's going on now with the tyranny and the Ratting out your unvaccinated acquaintances or co-workers and segregation, all of those things, when they compare it to what happened in Nazi Germany and the Holocaust, when people do that, they get a lot of backlash, of course, from mainstream media and others. | ||
| Is it fair to be critical of that? | ||
| Is it too offensive to go there? | ||
| And so I want to know what you think. | ||
| This is what... | ||
| Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| is facing some backlash for right now after the 30,000 plus that descended upon D.C. to express their discontent of how this pandemic has been handled so far and rail against the mandates. | ||
| And we heard from so many remarkable people and doctors at that rally and at the hearing, the Senate hearing the following day. | ||
| The nugget the mainstream media is taking from this event is that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| was... It was disgraceful and should not have made a Holocaust survivor comparison. | ||
| So here's some other things that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| had said. He decried COVID tyranny, of course, and the censorship of voices. | ||
| This is from FreePressers.com, by the way. | ||
| He said James Madison, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson all said the same thing. | ||
| We put freedom of speech in the First Amendment because all of the other rights that we were trying to protect relied on that right. | ||
| The minute they hand you that vaccine passport, every right that you have is transformed into a privilege contingent upon your obedience to arbitrary government dictates. | ||
| You know, like closing monoclonal antibody clinics arbitrarily, without notice, things like that. | ||
| For no good reason. And he went on to talk about that those who took the COVID vaccine have a 21% increased chance of dying over the next six months. | ||
| He said they have to give you 22,000 vaccines to protect one person from dying from COVID. And if you give 22,000 vaccines to prevent one death, you better make sure the vaccine doesn't kill anybody. | ||
| Because if it kills one person, you have canceled out all of the benefits. | ||
| He also took aim at the critics of the VAERS system, which records vaccine adverse reactions and deaths. | ||
| This has been crazy to me, arguing with even family members that happen to be in the medical fraction, suddenly being critical of VAERS, which says on its own website that it's supposed to be used as a red flag. | ||
| And if you see the spike in adverse reactions that all things considered add up to more than | ||
| they have in all of the other vaccines combined, you would think that that's a red flag. But no, | ||
| now suddenly we're going to be critical of the virus. So why is it even there? If we're not | ||
| even gonna pay attention, we're just gonna turn a blind eye to it. Why is it even there? What's | ||
| even the point? Now the system that they knew was broken 11 years ago, they knew only counted 1% | ||
| of vaccine injuries 11 years ago. | ||
| Now they're telling you it is overestimating vaccine injuries. | ||
| Those 20,000 people didn't really die from the vaccine. | ||
| Those 100,000 people aren't really injured. | ||
| There's not a single study that shows VAERS overcounts vaccine injuries. | ||
| We have witnessed over the past 20 months a coup d'etat against democracy and the demolition, a controlled demolition of the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights. | ||
| So, obviously he had other things to say, but the media isn't interested in those things. | ||
| They're more interested in what he said about Anne Frank. | ||
| So this is from the Washington Post. | ||
| Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apologizes for saying that unvaccinated have less freedom than Anne Frank did. | ||
| And this is how it frames it. | ||
| For invoking Anne Frank to imply Jews had more freedoms during the Holocaust than unvaccinated Americans do today. | ||
| Now, if you actually read the transcript of what he says, I'm not really sure that overgeneralizing what he said to that degree is exactly fair. | ||
| But, you know, we're talking about the Washington Post here. | ||
| So, accuracy. | ||
| Never mind about that. And it said the remarks drew public backlash. | ||
| How many? Did it? | ||
| I mean, how much? I mean, and this is just like another overgeneralization, but it does point out that even his own wife was critical. | ||
| Of course, she doesn't want to give up any of her Hollywood clout, you know. | ||
| And it said Kennedy had referenced Frank, a child who died in a Nazi concentration camp, while speaking in front of the Lincoln Memorial. | ||
| Again, this was two minutes out of 25 minutes of a speech. | ||
| And, of course, they call him anti-vaccine again when he's continued to say he's not anti-vaccine. | ||
| He's just pro-safe vaccines and against mandates. | ||
| So let's hear from an actual Holocaust survivor and what they have to say about the vaccines. | ||
| Clip number six. I just read that even though some Some of the restrictions are being lifted in some countries. | ||
| At the same time, the FDA and CDC is recommending booster shots for the children. | ||
| On what basis? | ||
| For what purpose? The injections, and I don't call them vaccines because they are gene transfer therapy, really, experimental gene transfer therapy. | ||
| They were supposed to prevent infection, prevent death, and prevent transmission of infection. | ||
| Well, they now acknowledge the evidence is incontrovertible. | ||
| From Israel, the United States, UK, the EMA, that the shots don't work. | ||
| They don't do what they were promised to do. | ||
| So my question is, if these injections don't prevent infection or transmission, why then are the vaccinated special? | ||
| They're allowed to do all kinds of, they have all kinds of freedom, which the government allows them from time to time, right? | ||
| They still have to wear masks. | ||
| But the unvaccinated are being vilified as the Jews were in the 1930s and 40s. | ||
| What's the difference? | ||
| Just the fact that the vaccinated are obedient. | ||
| And this is what I think you really have to think clearly about. | ||
| Being obedient means being taken to the slaughterhouse. | ||
| They won't need gas chambers this time around. | ||
| The technology is far more sophisticated and far more dangerous, actually, because they can do everything remotely with people not even knowing what's happening. | ||
| So I say please wake up and wake up your neighbors. | ||
| Don't let it happen again. | ||
| And that is purported to be Vera Sharav, S-H-A-R-A-V. I'm not really sure if I'm pronouncing that right. | ||
| And I saw that video. | ||
| She said to have been a Holocaust survivor and medical ethics expert. | ||
| So if anyone gets to make this comparison, I would think it would be her. | ||
| And she makes it, so she doesn't find it offensive. | ||
| But I'm interested in what you think. | ||
| Do you find it offensive? | ||
| Is it taking it too far to make these comparisons to what happened with Nazi Germany and the Holocaust? | ||
| You can call 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Weigh in on this video. | ||
| Does it just make us an easy target when we make these comparisons? | ||
| I want to know what you think. Welcome back to The War Room. | ||
| This is Christy Lee. I'm in for Owen Schroyer. | ||
| Giving him a break. | ||
| He's been pulling some double duty. | ||
| Keeping up with the fight. | ||
| Gotta give him a little bit of a rest break. | ||
| I'll be back on Thursday. | ||
| Who knows? Maybe I'll be back tomorrow. | ||
| We never know. Or at least I never know. | ||
| But... Happy to do it. | ||
| Happy to be here. So I posed a question because, of course, the media is coming after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| for two minutes of a 25-minute speech at a rally that lasted pretty much all day. | ||
| That's their idea of coverage of the Defeat the Mandates DC and the subsequent... | ||
| Senator Ron Johnson had the next day about a second opinion. | ||
| So many doctors, so many things that were said, so many bombshells, but the mainstream media, particularly the Washington Post, liked to focus on two minutes of the speech where he was making comparisons to The Holocaust. | ||
| And so some of you have called in to weigh in on this. | ||
| So let's just go to that and then I'll get into more of my COVID coverage after that. | ||
| But while we're on topic, let's go to your phone calls, which looks like we have some differences of opinion, which is always encouraged. | ||
| So Chris from South Carolina, you're on the air. | ||
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What's going on? Congrats on the marathon and good luck. | |
| Can you hear me? Yeah, I can hear you. | ||
| Thank you so much. I need all that encouragement. | ||
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Yeah, so when it comes to the subject, like, what's, like, the mainstream, like, yeah, when it comes to the appropriacy of Holocaust comparisons, like, the mainstream media can spare me their crocodile tears when it comes to all this. | |
| I mean, for the last four years, we heard that Trump was Hitler, his supporters were Nazis, and January 6th was, like, you know, the night of Brimble class. | ||
| So you can give me a break with that. | ||
| And then when it comes to the comparison, I think there are many comparisons that can be made, for instance, The global complacency and the enablement for both events to occur. | ||
| The refusal by powerful nations to recognize what's going on and hold people accountable, such as Fauci. | ||
| Millions of people have died. | ||
| There has been enrichment in World War II with the military-industrial complex, and now it's big tech and big pharma. | ||
| And now, in both instances, events have led to the oppression of humanity worldwide. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, that makes a lot of good points, especially like your point about how they had no problem bringing up that time period when it came to President Trump, frequent calls of calling him a Nazi. | ||
| But now it's an untouchable comparison. | ||
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That's a good point. Very good. | |
| Thank you for that phone call, Chris. | ||
| When I get to a different opinion, it looks like Jim from Rhode Island has a little bit of a different opinion. | ||
| So, Jim, you're on the air. | ||
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Yes. Well, thank you. | |
| I kind of agree with quite a bit of what he said there. | ||
| I think it's appropriate to make these comparisons. | ||
| I think Crystal Lassen make a better comparison than Anne Frank. | ||
| Us, the unvaccinated, are not hiding out in the rows right now, up in attics. | ||
| But we are being targeted like the Jews were in Kristallnacht or are being shuttered off to ghettos. | ||
| You know, a lot of us are in Twitter or Facebook ghettos. | ||
| So I think it's totally appropriate. | ||
| Plus, the left just wants to shut us up. | ||
| Oh, you can never talk about that. | ||
| You can never talk about that. | ||
| Well, yes we can. | ||
| It's a shared history. | ||
| It wasn't just Jews, it was Christians, it was gypsies, it was homosexuals. | ||
| Anyone that disagreed with Hitler got thrown into concentration camps. | ||
| So one group does not own that piece of history. | ||
| You know, so yes, we have a right to make it. | ||
| Was the comparison accurate? | ||
| It was a little bit of a stretch. | ||
| And that's what opened the door for the attack on Robert Kennedy. | ||
| I think it was a little bit misinterpreted, though. | ||
| I think he was trying to make the point that back at that time, they didn't have literal tracking devices anymore. | ||
| Which is what they're trying to push on us now with these vaccine passports that can really affect how we live. | ||
| And I think that's the point he was trying to make. | ||
| But you're right. | ||
| I think he probably could have made it better. | ||
| And it ended up being and made him an easy target. | ||
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Yeah, he opened the door. | |
| But don't stop saying it. | ||
| Don't be afraid to say it. | ||
| Just go. Be smart about it, that's all. | ||
| Yeah, good cautionary advice there. | ||
| Thank you so much for the phone call, Jim. | ||
| Let's go to Josh in North Carolina. | ||
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Josh, you're on the air. Yeah, I mean, I hate to keep, like, an echo chamber here or nothing, but I mean, I agree with the last two callers. | |
| I wanted to hear a difference in opinion, but, you know, if we all agree, then... | ||
| That's fine. No, I mean, I feel like they took the one chance they could get to put Robert F. Kennedy on blast, and that's just what the mainstream, that's just what they do, you know? | ||
| I mean, you guys sit up here on Infowars every day, and you guys are like, look, you know, they hide all, like, logical opinions, and they just put on blast whatever they want to do. | ||
| So, I mean, that was just their one shot to put, you know, to make him look foolish. | ||
| But I agree. I mean, I don't think they should quit talking about it. | ||
| And I don't think it's that much of a stretch. | ||
| I mean, let's be real. I mean, they're like... | ||
| I wouldn't have had a guest on. | ||
| The guy from Canada, they were talking about the Hitler Youth and the stuff from... | ||
| You know, they're like telling these kids to tell on people because they're not vaccinated. | ||
| They're indoctrinating a youth, the whole generation of youth, to like tell on people about a vaccination status. | ||
| They're trying to ostracize people for not being vaccinated. | ||
| It's ridiculous. I mean, there's tons of comparisons to be made. | ||
| I always want to try and always think about things from all angles and at times be the devil's advocate to have understanding. | ||
| But when I think about this, I'm like... | ||
| But isn't history supposed to be, isn't it important that we know history so it doesn't repeat itself so that we learn from our mistakes? | ||
| So how, I'm trying to understand how is it not fair to make comparisons when history is supposed to be there to warn us to be like, wait, we've seen this before. | ||
| Like, maybe this should be a red flag that we don't want to go this direction. | ||
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No, it is. It is. | |
| I just think it's their chance to try to be like, look, don't have an anti-opinion on this or else we're going to make fun of you in the media. | ||
| Maybe they're trying to make the example out of Robert Kennedy and have other people that have a platform shy away from speaking about it, but... | ||
| Good on him for doing that, and at least starting the discussion that we're having today. | ||
| Hopefully other people are doing it. | ||
| I think it's productive. Whether people agree on the comparison or not is really futile, but I mean, at least he gets the conversation going. | ||
| Yeah, I think anything that we can discuss and try and gain a deeper understanding is worth talking about. | ||
| So thank you for your phone call. | ||
| Let's see if we can get one more in. | ||
| Let's go to Freeman, FEMA region. | ||
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Freeman? There you are. | |
| Okay. So I think it's not that I watched Robert Kennedy Jr.'s speech or have paid attention to any of this media coverage of him. | ||
| This is a little unfair, I think, compared to Anne Frank, just because the story we're giving about her is people are literally coming around door to door looking for Jews hiding in people's houses. | ||
| So I don't think that's happening yet. | ||
| I think the better comparison to be made is the Nuremberg Code. | ||
| Because that's blatantly being disregarded right now. | ||
| And that came out of the Holocaust. | ||
| And we're not following the lessons we learned from that. | ||
| But I mean, aren't they starting to go door-to-door in some countries? | ||
| Like even Austria? Didn't I read that they're sending people out to go door-to-door to check papers in Austria? | ||
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Well, I don't know about that, but if that's happening, I wouldn't be surprised. | |
| So it sounds like you're saying it's a fair comparison as long as there's intentionality about it. | ||
| We're being very specific about the comparisons that we're making. | ||
| We can't just make these blatant general comparisons, just make sure we're being very intentional with how we phrase things. | ||
| I think that's good advice. Thank you for your phone call. | ||
| We'll get to more of your phone calls on the other side of the break. | ||
| But again, so much more was revealed over those couple of days in D.C. at the rally, at the Senate hearing afterwards. | ||
| And we're focusing on this one part. | ||
| But I think it is important to at least talk about it and see if this is something we should stop doing, or if it is a fair comparison, or maybe how to approach those arguments differently. | ||
| Interesting to hear from all of you. | ||
| It sounds like, for the most part, you're not saying it's offensive. | ||
| Just be more intentional. Welcome back to The War Room. | ||
| Christy Lee guest hosting today. | ||
| We are talking about all of the latest information that continues to drip out about this quote-unquote pandemic. | ||
| And We were talking about how we had the rally in D.C. We had the Senate hearing the very next day. | ||
| So many bombshells coming out. | ||
| The media just wants to focus on something that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| said, which I'll get back to in just a moment. | ||
| But here's some other bombshells that were shared. | ||
| One of the testimonies was from Attorney Thomas Renz. | ||
| And he, Daniel Horowitz, followed up and said, I can share with you from attorney Thomas Renz that the number of cancer diagnoses in the military's DMED system went from a five-year average of 38,700 per year to 114,645 in the first 11 months. | ||
| 21, there he is giving this information. | ||
| He said this is a predominantly young population, unlike VAERS, which of course they always | ||
| throw that system under the bus all of a sudden, where the naysayers can suggest anyone can | ||
| submit. | ||
| This is only by military doctors and quantifies every single ICD code in the military for | ||
| TRICARE billing of Humana. | ||
| This is the ultimate defined and finite population with excellent surveillance. | ||
| And goes on to say, one of the biggest takeaways here is that the data is beyond reproach | ||
| and widely accessible by the DOD, CDC, FDA, and across the Biden-Harris regime. | ||
| In other words, they were all very well aware that the jabs are almost certainly causing an untenable increase in cancer in an otherwise young and healthy military-age Americans, and they're keeping that information away from the public. | ||
| He also released other bombshells pointing to this data set, this data system. | ||
| He says we have substantial data showing that we saw, for example, miscarriages increased by 300,000, or excuse me, 300% over the five-year average. | ||
| We saw almost 300% increase in cancer over the five-year average. | ||
| We saw, this one's amazing, neurological, so neurological issues which would affect | ||
| our pilots over 1,000% increase, which Senator Johnson wanted to clarify and said 10 times. | ||
| He said that's a 10 times rate of neurological issues. | ||
| Rents continued 82,000 per year to 863,000 in one year. | ||
| Our soldiers are being experimented on, injured, and sometimes possibly killed. | ||
| So this is a huge bombshell. | ||
| He's pointing to a data system that only military doctors can report into, and it gets ignored by the CDC, FDA, and our... | ||
| Our media, which is supposed to be holding these agencies accountable, which is supposed to be holding those in power accountable, which you would think would be interested in this kind of data and getting the information out to the public because that is the duty that journalists are supposed to subscribe to. | ||
| But we're not seeing that happen, of course, and we know why. | ||
| So let's get back to your phone calls. | ||
| We were talking about how out of all of the many hours of doctors' testimonies and those that spoke at the rally, The media chose to focus on two minutes of a 25-minute speech where Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| was making comparisons to what's going on with the Holocaust, particularly Anne Frank, and comparing that to the unvaccinated. | ||
| And my question was, is it fair? | ||
| Is it offensive? | ||
| And we will go back to your phone calls. | ||
| Charles from Georgia. | ||
| What say you, Charles? | ||
| You're on the air. Hey, how are you doing, Christy? | ||
| Good, how are you? I'm good, thank you, thank you. | ||
| Just a note, I'm a 26-year listener of InfoWars and supporter, bought all of the products, including my Alex Pure Air and also the drip water system that I use every day, and the products are just superior, and I've gotten many of my relatives to buy the products, too. | ||
| Thank you for being such a loyal listener and supporting the Infowar. | ||
| We're trying to get this information out there and coming under attacks, much like everyone else. | ||
| But thank you for being such a supporter and a loyal listener. | ||
| Praise to God first for creating in me, in my early 19s, curiosity for truth, number one. | ||
| And then once you start pursuing it, you know, once you seek, you find. | ||
| So the information doors have been opened over the years. | ||
| And of course, when I found out about Alex and Infowars, I saw him when he was a 25-year-old at the access station and been listening ever since. | ||
| That's amazing. That's amazing. | ||
| So what do you think about this comparison, Charles, about comparing what's happening now to the Holocaust? | ||
| Is that taking it too far? | ||
| Is that offensive? No, it's just, look, we're on very shaky ground when it comes to communications. | ||
| I mean, communications throughout human history probably has always been nuanced. | ||
| But we're in a time now where anybody, especially the mainstream media, can say anything in the world, true or false, and it can have a huge impact on the response of the listener. | ||
| You know, let me say this very quickly. | ||
| Have the audience search out the trivium and the quadrivium. | ||
| I can't remember the gentleman's name that Alex had on a couple years ago that defines how the Greeks, I think it was, designed the system to intellectually know how to think, how to know what you're thinking is true, how to communicate in a true and balanced way so the hearer understands what you mean. | ||
| I mean, it's like any other science. | ||
| I wouldn't ask a A person that doesn't know how to build a treehouse to build a 50-story building in one of the big cities across the world, because if you don't know the science and the math of all that, I can't expect you to do it correctly. | ||
| So I think we seem to forget as human beings that there is a science to the process of communication, taking an idea from your mind, putting it into words and expressions that have definitions that sometimes are mal-defined, We're ill-defined, or we don't take the time to define, and expecting the other person to just understand what you mean. | ||
| So we must give ourselves time to sit down, short or long, but to at least agree to talk in a way that conveys the information we need. | ||
| Secondly, though, we know that we have adversaries. | ||
| The media, our words are being used against us all the time. | ||
| That's a given. So when Mr. | ||
| Kennedy made his remarks, I take the tag that the lady you showed after him, the Holocaust survivor, she was nuanced enough to know that he meant a certain thing. | ||
| She expressed that. There's so much I can say, Christian. | ||
| I'm going to leave I agree with it was okay that he said it that way because his heart, again, you have to look at a person's heart and intent. | ||
| Yeah, I think that gets lost in it. | ||
| I think that's a really great point. | ||
| Thank you for your phone call, Charles. | ||
| That is a really good point that we have become a society that is more concerned with perception, how the person perceives something than how the person intended or what the person intended. | ||
| And we need to get back to the intent, author's intent, speaker's intent is so much more important than how the person receives it. | ||
| So, let's go to Peter in California, who thinks that this comparison is a little extreme. | ||
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Peter? Well, I don't know if it's a tiny bit off topic. | |
| Of course, there is a theory out there that The Diary of Anne Frank was written by Otto Frank, her father, by the virtue of she hadn't been in school in three years and her vocabulary and prose was someone beyond her age, but I'm not saying that it's for sure. | ||
| But what I have is breaking news from Los Angeles that Betty White did in fact take the shot. | ||
| Really? I'm not going to tell you what day it was to protect certain people. | ||
| It will never come out officially from her people. | ||
| But the initial report was that she did get the shot and I will confirm that Betty White took the shot. | ||
| I'll tell you it was the same day or the day before. | ||
| I will not tell you exactly what day it is. | ||
| I'll tell you a year from now, but I'm not going to tell you now. | ||
| And you can't tell me where you're getting your information from? | ||
| Well, I have to protect people. | ||
| I don't know, you're bordering on what the mainstream media does with, we can't tell you our source, we can only confirm this. | ||
| That's a dangerous road to take. | ||
| Either way, Peter, thank you for bringing that up. | ||
| At the same time, Betty White was 99 years old. | ||
| I think there's other people you can point to about whether or not they got the shot and whether or not it had an effect on... | ||
| Their life, but somebody that was 99, it's a bit of a stretch to me to blame a shot on that. | ||
| But, you know, you can go there if you want. | ||
| But you said that you thought the comparison with the Holocaust was a bit extreme? | ||
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Well, it's, you know, maybe canon father to create a narrative to put us in a... | |
| A lunacy bin, as far as that goes. | ||
| It's anything to distract from the truth and it's pandering and it's Exaggeration. | ||
| And it's just, I mean, what would you expect them to do? | ||
| Yep, they've shown us some true colors. | ||
| Well, we are heading toward the break, so thank you for your phone call, Peter. | ||
| I will get back to some of your phone calls when I can. | ||
| But first, in the next hour, we are going to talk about some election news, how the media is framing what's going on with elections. | ||
| You won't want to miss that. | ||
| Next. Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| This is Christy Lee, guest hosting today, giving Owen a bit of a break. | ||
| And yeah, he needs his energy to keep on coming at you with the truth bombs. | ||
| And in the meantime, I'm just trying to keep the seat warm. | ||
| Show me some grace. So we are switching gears and we were talking about what's happening with the election. | ||
| So many different angles you can take with what is happening with the election cycle, how we're gearing up for the 2022 elections, 2024. | ||
| Some people are like, I don't really give a... | ||
| You know what? About any of it because it's all fake anyways. | ||
| My vote's not going to count. They're just going to cheat anyways. | ||
| So there's a lot of different angles on this, but there has been some efforts to secure the elections, which of course is demonized by the side that Dare I say it, wants to cheat some more. | ||
| And of course we're seeing from the media that the Republicans are doing sinister things and getting people to watch elections. | ||
| Because we saw what happened in the past one with crazy people | ||
| taking suitcases out from underneath everywhere, | ||
| bringing in votes way after the time that the polls had closed. | ||
| All kinds of shady business and so how dare we try and get some fair | ||
| people in there. | ||
| But ProPublica.org had this article come out saying, | ||
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heating Steve Bannon's call, election deniers organized to seize | |
| control of the GOP. | ||
| They always use all of these sensational words. | ||
| Election deniers. | ||
| What a weird thing. | ||
| So deniers deny that elections happen? | ||
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Like, what is it even saying? | |
| Election deniers organize to seize control of the GOP and reshape America's elections. | ||
| That's about the most sensational way you could headline something. | ||
| But they are trying to expose that Steve Bannon is trying to get people in there that will keep an eye on what's going on. | ||
| That was part of the problem in the last election. | ||
| It just didn't have enough people in place that would be able to push back and keep an eye out for these things that are happening. | ||
| But while they have that, there is some efforts being made. | ||
| Let's play that video real quick, if we can, on what this precinct strategy actually is. | ||
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Clip number three. Democrats are pushing a radical Marxist agenda, while weak Republicans let it happen. | |
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| So we're going to be talking to, in the next segment, Dan Schultz, who is involved in this, and be able to ask him what is happening with that. | ||
| He's an elected Arizona Republican Party precinct committeeman and state committeeman, a veteran and attorney and an author, and he's going to help break down exactly what's going on with that. | ||
| But isn't it funny that we get headlines that, like I said before, say election deniers are trying to reshape America's elections, but you know, obviously in 2016, did we ever hear Hillary Clinton called an election denier or Elizabeth Warren called an election denier because they continued to push this lie, that big lie that the President Trump's election was not legitimate. | ||
| And then we just recently heard from President Biden saying he's already doubting the 2022 elections. | ||
| So they're always allowed to say it, but we can't. | ||
| More on this after the break. | ||
| Welcome back to The War Room. | ||
| Excited to be bringing on Dan Schultz, an elected Arizona Republican Party precinct committeeman and state committeeman, a veteran, an attorney, an author. | ||
| Lots on Dan Schultz's plate. | ||
| Thankfully, he is making time to be on The War Room with me. | ||
| Dan Schultz, welcome to the show. | ||
| Wanted to get straight into what's going on. | ||
| It's encouraging that we might have some of the right people in place for the upcoming elections. | ||
| But what do you think about these articles? | ||
| And I mean, I've already been seeing it in the mainstream media where they're attacking those that want to make sure that people's Are giving a fair vote. | ||
| What do you make of what we're seeing in the mainstream media? | ||
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Well, it's right out of the Saul Alinsky playbook. | |
| The leftists don't want conservatives to engage in party politics. | ||
| We are starting to do that now, thankfully. | ||
| And that's a good sign, but it's not enough. | ||
| We need more people to get involved. | ||
| Here in Arizona, for example, We went from after the 2020 primary, we had only 36% statewide of our precinct committeeman positions filled. | ||
| There was about 12,000 of these statewide, and we only filled up going into the most important election in our lifetime, 36% of them. | ||
| So where are the other conservatives? | ||
| Well, where they were, were not involved in the Republican Party. | ||
| So now Two years later, going into this 2022 primary election, we're now up to about 56%, 57% of these slots filled. | ||
| We just had our annual state committee meeting this past Saturday, and they gave out the latest numbers by county. | ||
| And so I added it all up and did the math. | ||
| And we're only at... Going now into this next most important election in our lifetime here in Arizona, we've still got 40% of our precinct committeeman slots without a candidate. | ||
| We could be at 100% strength and more. | ||
| You know, I've got a lot of graphics that I use when I'm on Steve Bannon's war room. | ||
| And, you know, it needs to look like a line out the door at these monthly meetings every month, but that's not happening yet. | ||
| And, you know, I'm doing the best I can to try to tell people that, look, We the people have the power and the responsibility to be the guardians of our Constitution. | ||
| And that means electing better people. | ||
| And we've failed and failed and failed over and over and over to elect better people. | ||
| We keep re-electing people. | ||
| Yeah, there's my book cover. | ||
| Thank you for displaying it. | ||
| That book, all it's got in it is what I learned in seventh grade civics growing up in Wisconsin back in 1968 and 1969, which tells you how old I am. | ||
| We learned how to do party politics. | ||
| We learned about the Constitution. | ||
| We learned about the state government and the federal government. | ||
| But then we also learned that there are these things called political parties, which are nothing more than, you know, A network of people who think the same way, or you hope that they do, based on their party platform. | ||
| And then they elect people to run the party apparatus and then help their candidates of that party get out the vote. | ||
| And that's where precinct committeemen come in. | ||
| Precinct committeemen are considered to be the most powerful political position in the world. | ||
| There's a pamphlet that was, I think it's still there on the Eagle Forum, Which explains why this is the case. | ||
| If there are no precinct committeemen, there's no political party. | ||
| And the precinct committeemen are the liaison between the voters in each precinct and the party apparatus itself, and hopefully also the best candidates, both in the primary election, which has very low turnout. | ||
| Usually, here in Arizona, we might get 22 to 23 percent of Republicans to vote in a primary. | ||
| Maybe a little bit more if there's a really hot, contested election. | ||
| But if you're the candidate that wants to win that all-important primary, like we have something like 10 or 13 people trying to run for the U.S. Senate seat in the upcoming primary. | ||
| The person who's going to win that primary, well, I hope it's the person who comes to me and I'll explain how to win it because I've done it for a candidate. | ||
| It's boosting turnout of the people who Don't like politics. | ||
| Most Americans hate politics. | ||
| You know, those of us who engage in the political process and party politics, I don't like it either, but I feel like it's my civic duty to do it. | ||
| That's a term that we don't use anymore, unfortunately, in this country, but they did in seventh grade civics. | ||
| My civics teacher, social studies teacher, Sam Elvord, you know, here's my book, the back cover of it. | ||
| Here's the front cover. | ||
| And in the dedication, I dedicated it to him and my family. | ||
| Sam Elward was his name. | ||
| Unfortunately, he died tragically in a car accident, maybe about 10 years after I graduated from high school. | ||
| But he told us, look, you have a civic duty to be To know what the issues are so that when you vote, you vote intelligently. | ||
| The reason turnout is so low in primaries is most Americans don't engage in that civic duty anymore. | ||
| They don't pay attention to politics. | ||
| They hate politics. | ||
| And then when the primary comes around, they don't vote because they don't want to vote for the wrong person. | ||
| They don't want to take the time to learn the issues and who the candidates are. | ||
| So the people who win the primaries The smart candidates build an army of volunteers and precinct committeemen to get out the vote and boost turnout of the lower information, lower propensity voters in each primary. | ||
| That's the first step in electing better people. | ||
| We have to make sure that the America First candidates coming up in these 2022 primaries That we're vetting the best of the best and then getting out the vote for the best America First candidate. | ||
| But here's the thing, I mean, because you're talking about an army and you're talking about, you know, this vacancy. | ||
| We have been fighting our school boards here in the district in which I live. | ||
| And it's just one thing that we concede to time and time again is we're like, this side, the side we're opposing is way more organized. | ||
| We are having to play catch up. | ||
| We are losing this battle just for lack of organization. | ||
| It's like they have a machine that they have spent time. | ||
| Where did we go wrong? | ||
| When did we fall asleep? | ||
| I feel like we're still so much further behind on caring about these issues and being organized and getting the vote out compared to that side. | ||
| Well, ironically, not too long ago, well, I guess it's about 50 years ago, in the early 60s, this is a program that was created by the RNC, the NRCC, and the NRCC. It's called the Precinct Education Program, and this was their little pamphlet. | ||
| A friend of mine found this on eBay and bought it. | ||
| And it was the RNC actually... | ||
| Creating training materials for Republicans all across the country at a nominal cost to learn how to organize and unite politically at the precinct level, where they live, to boost turnout. | ||
| Like, you know, Abraham Lincoln, there's a famous Abraham Lincoln quote. | ||
| It's in my book. | ||
| It's also, I think, on my website. | ||
| Precinctstrategy.com is where you can go for my book and all of these educational materials, precinctstrategy.com. | ||
| And anyways, they were actually recruiting people. | ||
| I think what happened was the consultant class with the advent, especially now with the internet, but even before the internet, radio and TV advertising, and they would go to these candidates and they would tell them, you know, We can win this primary and then the general with a marketing campaign. | ||
| Well, when I talk to candidates, the first thing I ask them is, what is the one thing in the primary that you have to have to win the election? | ||
| What's the one thing that you have to have paramount? | ||
| And they like look off into space. | ||
| They don't know what to say. | ||
| And they say, look, I'm not going to try to embarrass you. | ||
| I'll just give you the answer. You have to have more votes than the other candidates. | ||
| And then it's like they go, oh, yeah, yeah, all right. | ||
| And they laugh, you know. | ||
| But they don't think that way. | ||
| And so my strategy is go from the ballot box on Election Day and work backwards from there. | ||
| What do you have to do to boost turnout so that you're the person who gets the most votes? | ||
| Okay, Dan Schultz, but there is definitely a lack of confidence in the whole process. | ||
| So let's get into that when we come back after the break. | ||
| We're on with Dan Schultz, encouraging us how to win in the next election. | ||
| Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| This is Christy Lee. We are on with Dan Schultz right now, who's talking to us about the importance of getting out there, changing the tides. | ||
| We have a primary coming up, or midterms, I should say, the 2022 election coming up. | ||
| It's never been more important to get organized and get involved. | ||
| But Dan, I was talking about, before we went to the break, A lot of the people that don't want to get involved are just so concerned about the fact that it seems like the last election was just so disorganized. | ||
| We had all the mail-in ballots. | ||
| We have the machines to contend with. | ||
| How can they even feel good about that their vote matters? | ||
| Well, here's the best way. | ||
| The reason that the state legislators didn't do their duty in the five key states is because they're not afraid of we the people. | ||
| Like I said, here in Arizona, conservatives, they're not in the party, by and large. | ||
| About 50% of the slots that are filled are filled with moderates. | ||
| About 50% are filled with conservatives. | ||
| And as, you know, the graphic you showed earlier about, you know, I'll just hold it up real quick, this one. | ||
| You know, this is what the party looks like right now. | ||
| This is what it could look like if conservatives filled up all the party. | ||
| All the precinct committeeman positions. | ||
| We'll go from a half-strength, ideologically split party, which is weak, fighting amongst itself, to a full-strength, 75% majority party. | ||
| and then all of the committee chairs elected would be conservatives all the way up to the | ||
| the state committee chair who serves on the RNC. The National Convention delegates would | ||
| elect who are elected by the precinct committeeman would be by and large conservatives and they | ||
| would elect a national committeeman and a national committee woman who were conservative | ||
| not globalists right which is what our RNC is made up of right now. | ||
| Globalists. Fighting against Trump. | ||
| The best way to send the signal to the state legislators that you want an election integrity reform legislation passed now, immediately, like we want here in Arizona... | ||
| Is to fill up as many of these vacant precinct committeeman slots positions as you can, as fast as you can. | ||
| And then every month when you go to your meeting, your local meeting, it should look like this. | ||
| A line out the door of America firsters, you know. | ||
| And that other graphic you've put up is the one that I have right at the top of my website at precinctstrategy.com, precinctstrategy.com. | ||
| It shows that there's 74 million MAGA people. | ||
| We only need three tenths of one percent of the 74 MAGA people to come back to shore from their boat rallies, get off their golf carts, Get out of their car in the car caravans. | ||
| You know, come home from the rally and do one more thing. | ||
| Go find your local Republican committee and then whatever pet issue you have, the Second Amendment people, the America First people, the National Defense people, the Build the Wall people. | ||
| They're just a sampling of people who are really hot on a particular issue. | ||
| Bring that issue into our party as a precinct committeeman. | ||
| Bring all of your cohorts with you. | ||
| And then create a conservative caucus in our party that ends up electing better people and then scaring the hell out of the incumbent Republicans that if you don't pass election integrity reform, you're toast at the next primary. | ||
| See, they're not afraid when the status quo doesn't change. | ||
| If the status quo doesn't change, they have a 95% or greater probability of winning their next primary. | ||
| We can change that status quo. | ||
| The best way to change that status quo is by becoming a precinct committee and where you live. | ||
| Let's break down exactly what that is and what the time commitment is. | ||
| Because, I mean, even myself, what is that? | ||
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So kind of explain exactly what that is. | |
| The party is made up of positions. | ||
| In some states, it's precinct delegate. | ||
| In Texas, it's precinct chair. | ||
| In Oregon, it's precinct committee chair. | ||
| In Washington, it's precinct committee officer. | ||
| In some states, it's just member. | ||
| Whatever the case may be, whatever the terminology is, there are people who volunteer for these positions, and then eventually you have to run for the position, either at a caucus meeting in the states that have caucuses, private caucuses, or in states like Arizona, where you have to get a few signatures to get on the primary election ballot. | ||
| Here, you only have to get 10, no more than 10. | ||
| In Ohio, it's no more than 5. | ||
| It varies from state to state. | ||
| Then you run, and now you're an elected member of the party, and then you get to elect everybody in the party. | ||
| You know, I've got this power chart that I made that explains it for Arizona. | ||
| Precinct committeemen elect everybody. | ||
| The county chairs, the legislative district chairs, the electors of the state chair, the electors of the state convention delegates, who in turn elect a national committeeman and national committee woman. | ||
| You have real political power when you're a precinct committee man. | ||
| And then the other thing that you get to do is when it comes time for the primary election, you have access to the software that gives you the walking sheet information and call sheet information for all the voters in your precinct. | ||
| And then you can contact those voters that don't normally vote, the 50% and fewer voters. | ||
| That's what I do in my precinct with my fellow precinct committeemen. | ||
| And we boost turnout. | ||
| We boost turnout in the primary, and then we boost it again in the general. | ||
| The last election here, we had over 90% of our Republicans in my voting precinct vote. | ||
| That was much higher than the average, which was about 72% statewide. | ||
| We do that in every precinct for the America First candidates and Donald Trump, if he runs again. | ||
| We're going to win everything, but we've got to have bodies. | ||
| And then, like I said, the incumbents will fear us. | ||
| I have a hashtag that I use on Twitter, hashtag fear America First precinct committeeman. | ||
| The incumbents don't fear us, because there's not enough of us. | ||
| We're all in our little groups, you know, and not like that graphic of mine shows, we're not united where and how we need to be united, and that is under this umbrella organization, this network of people, which is what a political party is. | ||
| It's not a building, it's people. | ||
| We're not populating it. | ||
| And like I mentioned during the break to you, I have this thing I like to say about this malady that conservatives suffer from, CPPPDS, Conservative Political Party Participation Deficit Syndrome. | ||
| They'll be on the internet all day. | ||
| They'll consume news shows like yours. | ||
| They want to talk politics, but they don't do politics. | ||
| The real ball players in the ball game of politics, and it's a serious ball game, obviously, | ||
| are the precinct committeemen. | ||
| And a friend of mine coined a phrase once she used with people who wanted to talk politics with her. | ||
| And she came out of the Tea Party movement. | ||
| She's in South Carolina. | ||
| And she would say to them, "'Listen, are you a precinct committeeman?' | ||
| And they go, "'What's a precinct committeeman?' And she said, "'Well, it's becoming a voting member | ||
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| If you haven't become a precinct committeeman yet, I really can't take you seriously when it comes to politics. | ||
| And she's right. If you really want to get serious, ask yourself this. | ||
| What am I going to tell my kids when we fail in 2022 to right this ship of state? | ||
| What are you going to tell your kids when they come to you and they say this to you? | ||
| Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, why didn't you, when you had the chance, do what that guy Schultz said to do, to stop us? | ||
| Yeah, Dan Schultz really reminding us to take action. | ||
| Quit talking about it, take action. | ||
| I want to finish up with you in the next segment on the actual steps to take to make this happen. | ||
| We have got to take action. | ||
| We have got to do something and not keep on talking about it. | ||
| We're on with Dan Schultz, an elected Arizona Republican Party precinct committeeman. | ||
| We're learning about what that is. | ||
| And Dan Schultz, I have an article in front of me from The Federalist called, Republicans plan to win back the Senate, then do nothing per usual. | ||
| It goes on to say, I just wanted to read from that article because it's what we were talking about, about these rhinos that aren't going to do anything different unless they are a push or they're afraid, like you said, that there's some pressure put on them. | ||
| So what do you think about that? | ||
| Well, I think every one of them should be primaried. | ||
| And if we would work together and, as the first step, become precinct committeemen and fill up all the vacant precinct committeemen positions, we'd have a really good shot at taking them out at the next primary. | ||
| I know that there are people working in Kevin McCarthy's district that are going to try to do that. | ||
| I don't know who the America First candidate is yet, because I haven't talked to them in a while, but it's definitely something that can happen. | ||
| Remember when Dave Bratt defeated Cantor? | ||
| Cantor didn't even see him coming. | ||
| And the way he did it is he did it through my strategy. | ||
| He boosted turnout of the lower information, lower propensity voters. | ||
| By going door to door, making phone calls to these people and giving them a reason to go vote. | ||
| Cantor didn't do any of that. | ||
| And he ruined the day afterwards that he didn't do retail level politics. | ||
| So yeah, there it is right there. | ||
| And so we can do the same thing everywhere. | ||
| So the first step that you have to take to become a precinct committeeman is go to my site. | ||
| And then scroll down and I've got basically three simple steps that you take. | ||
| Contact your local county Republican Party committee. | ||
| Except if you're in Massachusetts or Connecticut and a few other states that don't have county committees. | ||
| Connecticut and Massachusetts only has town committees. | ||
| But I've got information for all 50 states. | ||
| I've got something that gives you some of the terminology. | ||
| So I don't have a directory of all of the counties, but some state parties have directories. | ||
| Like Texas, for example. | ||
| The Texas Republican Party has a page on its website that gives you contact information for every county committee in Texas. | ||
| Other states have the same thing. | ||
| Arizona, we finally do. | ||
| We only have 15 counties. | ||
| But if you can't find your county committee on a directory like that, just do this. | ||
| Do an internet search. | ||
| The name of your county, Republican, committee, and then the name of your state. | ||
| So in my case, it would be Maricopa County, Republican, committee, Arizona. | ||
| Because there's a lot of counties that have the same name in different states. | ||
| And then find out when and where and how they meet. | ||
| Contact them, call them, email them, whatever it takes. | ||
| If you can't get it locally, then call the state party apparatus. | ||
| Call anybody running for office who's a Republican and ask them to help you. | ||
| And if they won't help you, then say, why in the hell should I vote for you if you want to help a fellow Republican find their local committee so that I can get involved? | ||
| Then go to the meeting, be nice, polite, and say, I want to become a voting member of this committee. | ||
| How do I do it? Can I get a copy of the bylaws? | ||
| Is there a precinct committeeman handbook? | ||
| Can I have a copy of the precinct committeeman handbook? | ||
| Let's see. I had the one for Arizona. | ||
| Well, I think another point we want to make while we're talking about this. | ||
| There we go. You've got to do a little bit of, you know, the precinct committeeman handbook, if the state has one, like this is Arizona's, We'll lay out what your duties are, how the party apparatus works, how often the meetings are, etc., etc. It's participating in basic American civics. | ||
| To participate is they've been turned off. | ||
| They've thought of it as a joke. | ||
| I mean, I've said multiple times. | ||
| Well, I've said multiple times. | ||
| I don't identify as a Democrat. | ||
| I don't identify as a Republican. | ||
| I'm fed up with all the politicians. | ||
| But I think you made a good point that did help to convince me when you were saying... | ||
| This is how it's made up right now. | ||
| And you can, by more of the people that hold your values, the things that you care about, getting involved, you can change the makeup of that, which I think is really compelling. | ||
| Because for many of us, we're just like, oh, Republican, I don't know, they're the same as the Democrats. | ||
| I don't even want to get involved. | ||
| So I think you should make that point again. | ||
| Well, the parties are drastically different, and I have on my site some information comparing the two party platforms. | ||
| In essence, the Democrats are socialists, the Republicans are capitalists, okay? | ||
| It's real simple. So, are you a socialist? | ||
| Go play with the Democrats. | ||
| If you're a capitalist, play with the Republicans. | ||
| Make the party stronger. | ||
| I've got this saying to all these conservatives who complain about the Republican Party, and it's The reason the Republican Party isn't conservative enough for you complaining conservatives is because not enough of you complaining conservatives are in it. | ||
| You're not in anything by registering on a form that I'm a Republican or cutting a check, foolishly, to the RNC. That doesn't make you a voting member of the Republican Party. | ||
| They'll send you an embossed card that says you're a sustaining member of the RNC. You're not a member of anything. | ||
| You're a donor. And they sent you that nice little card to make you feel good and hoping that you'll send more money. | ||
| Don't send money to the RNC or any national organization or PAC. Give the money to your candidates locally and give it to your local Republican committee if they're short on cash and they need it for expenses, like the room that they meet in. | ||
| It's a volunteer organization. | ||
| That's what the Republican Party is. | ||
| I'm not in love with the Republican Party. | ||
| I'm in love with the fact that it's my only tool. | ||
| That I can use to change the outcome of the elections. | ||
| And the best way to help change the outcome of the elections is by becoming a precinct committee man where you live. | ||
| That's my message. Well, I think you've made a very compelling case, and I'm glad that you laid that all out. | ||
| And again, if we want to find out more, we go to your website, which is precinctstrategy.com. | ||
| RacingStrategy.com, very straightforward. | ||
| Thank you so much, Dan Schultz, for breaking that down for us and for inspiring us to take more action and quit complaining. | ||
| Absolutely. That's what we've got to do. | ||
| We're Americans. We've got to take our republic back. | ||
| Thanks. Yeah, you bet. | ||
| Thank you, Dan Schultz. So a good reminder from him about how to get involved. | ||
| And obviously, if you take those steps, you go to theprecinctstrategy.com and | ||
| figure out what the commitment level is in your state, in your county, in your | ||
| area, then you can determine if you can carve out some time for that. | ||
| But it does make a good point that we have got to quit talking and | ||
| we've got to quit complaining. | ||
| And I mean, it's important to share information, it's important to speak. | ||
| Obviously, I'm sitting here talking to you, but it's also important to take action, showing up at the | ||
| school board meetings, finding out who you can get involved. | ||
| I'm glad that we were able to talk about this discontent with party politics | ||
| because I definitely don't like the two-party system. | ||
| I don't like that it's Republican versus Democrat. | ||
| But at the end of the day, if you want to make a difference, he said it comes down to socialist or capitalist. | ||
| Pick a team that way, and then go in and make it... | ||
| Make it what you need it to be. | ||
| Be the presence, be the change that you want to see. | ||
| It's so cliche. Be the change you want to see in the world. | ||
| But that's what it comes down to. | ||
| I am going to get back to your phone calls for this last segment. | ||
| So if you've been waiting, thank you for waiting. | ||
| I also want to cover these trucker protests because the mainstream media is ignoring them. | ||
| So we'll cover some of that coming up. | ||
| And also what's happening continues to happen in the schools, the bullying in the schools and things like that. | ||
| Did happen to see from Gateway Pundit that Merrick Garland's DOJ quietly dismissed charges against 31 violent Antifa terrorists while 40 January 6ers rot in prison over a year now with no rights. | ||
| Important to keep that message out as well. | ||
| We don't want to forget about those that are suffering, that are under political prison right now. | ||
| We can talk about that. But we'll get back to your phone calls after this break. | ||
| And in the meantime, continue to support the cause. | ||
| Continue to support InfoWars, InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| We are in the final segment of the second hour. | ||
| We've still got another hour to go, so don't go anywhere. | ||
| I am gonna get back to some of your phone calls. But just to finish out this whole election | ||
| subject that we were talking about in this hour, we do not wanna forget the 40 January 6th | ||
| prisoners that are rotting in prison for basically trespassing. | ||
| There's this article from the Gateway Pundit. It says in March of 2021, the Biden Department | ||
| of Justice quietly dismissed charges against 31 violent Antifa terrorists who clashed with | ||
| federal agents in 2020. And it reminds us that Black Lives Matter Antifa mobs caused over $1 | ||
| billion in damages in cities across America in 2020. | ||
| In Minneapolis alone, Black Lives Matter mobs damaged or destroyed over 1,500 businesses or buildings. | ||
| Over 700 police officers were injured in the BLM riots. | ||
| Yet they have tried repeatedly to blame injuries and deaths of police officers on January 6th. | ||
| To those that are rotting in prison, but they were never able to do that. | ||
| The only person that verifiably died, according to authorities, was Ashley Babbitt, who was killed by a Capitol Police officer. | ||
| So they've continued to twist the narrative, and it's so much evidence, this inequitable justice system. | ||
| We have to do something about it. | ||
| Will these people that basically trespassed continue to rot in jail? | ||
| It's so sick, and like we talked about, We can't lose hope. | ||
| We can't just bow out. | ||
| We have to get involved in the election. | ||
| I mean, if you're worried about the election results, then do what you can. | ||
| Get involved in those meetings. | ||
| Show up, you know, and try and make a difference. | ||
| In the first hour, we were talking largely about the defeat the mandates DC event and all the bombshells that have come out against or from that. | ||
| We continue to have other things come out, like the Daily Mail says a truck crash involving the transportation of around 100 monkeys lab has sparked infection fears. | ||
| So a driver who stopped to help when a truck was carrying 100 lab monkeys crashed in Pennsylvania and put her hand in one of the cages. | ||
| So she now has a cough and pink eye after one of the monkeys there hissed in her face. | ||
| And this happened in Philadelphia. | ||
| There might even be one still missing. | ||
| But while the Daily Mail covers this story, it fails to ask, what were the lab monkeys doing in that truck? | ||
| Where were they headed for what lab facility? | ||
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What are they testing with these monkeys? | |
| They encouraged her to get treatment, to watch her symptoms. | ||
| But... If we're paying for this, if we as the taxpayers are paying for this, why don't we get to know exactly what tests are being done and how much of a danger the rest of us are in? | ||
| Of those mandates and everything, the only thing that we heard about the 30,000 plus that showed up in D.C. to express their concerns was two minutes out of the speech where Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | ||
| was making comparisons to the Holocaust, particularly Anne Frank. | ||
| And that is what the media clung on to. | ||
| That's how they demonized the whole event, is two minutes out of 25-minute speech, ignoring all of the other bombshells that came out. | ||
| I was asking if it was a fair criticism to find that offensive. | ||
| Some of you have been waiting to weigh in on this, and I'll be picking another topic for the next hour, but let's get back to your phone calls of those that have been waiting to weigh in. | ||
| Douglas from California, you're on the air. | ||
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Good day! How are you, Christy? | |
| Good, how are you? You're still hanging in there in California. | ||
| I don't know how you're doing it. It's crazy out there. | ||
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I still got my no sign on the house. | |
| I talked to you about six months ago. | ||
| Yes, you did. And it creates controversy. | ||
| I bet. But I stand by it. | ||
| Absolutely, we need to reference Nuremberg. | ||
| I mean, what are we going to do? | ||
| Call it Nuremberg light? | ||
| You know, tastes great, less spilling? | ||
| What kind of sale are they going to put on us here? | ||
| Nuremberg is not just about the trial. | ||
| Nuremberg is where the Nazis started, and we have to cut it off before they get too far. | ||
| With what they're doing. | ||
| So to reference it from our history books, it's okay. | ||
| To reference the holodomers of Ukraine is okay. | ||
| These were atrocities, and these are atrocious people. | ||
| Absolutely. We have to learn from history. | ||
| We can't forget. I mean, what's the point if we're not going to learn from it? | ||
| We're not going to be able to bring it back up and make these comparisons. | ||
| So yeah, and I appreciate that you're doing your part with that no on your house out there in California. | ||
| You're a brave soul yourself. | ||
| But thank you for weighing in. | ||
| I think it's an important topic so that we know how to approach these arguments, Douglas. | ||
| And now we're going to try and go to someone that disagrees. | ||
| Let's go to Patty in Boston. | ||
| You're saying that this is not comparable to the Holocaust. | ||
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Not comparable to the Holocaust. | |
| And I think that you should be ashamed of yourself for even comparing it to the Holocaust. | ||
| Me, personally? I posed the question, Patty. | ||
| Come on, let me talk. | ||
| I am always up for discussion, but you can't curse on the air, so please hold your back. | ||
| If you want to make your point respectfully, that is always encouraged. | ||
| Now, make your point. And do it without insults, because that is what the other side does. | ||
| Just make your point, back it up with evidence. | ||
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Go ahead. Look, what I'm saying is that you have provided absolutely no evidence That this violates the Nuremberg codes, which if you paid any attention, you would understand that there is no comparison to the Nuremberg codes and people, you know, saying you have to wear a mask or get vaccinated to go into a business. | |
| So I want you to tell me exactly how this is a violation of the Nuremberg codes, dummy. | ||
| He couldn't resist the insults, always with the insults. | ||
| Patty, what about informed consent? | ||
| We don't even have all of the data of what's in this vaccine, yet they're mandating it for you to live, essentially. | ||
| To work, to eat, to travel is what they want to do. | ||
| So where is the freedom in that? | ||
| And where is the informed consent? | ||
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Do you know what's in the vaccines? Can you tell me what's in the vaccines, Patty? | |
| Yes, I can, because it's on the CDC website. | ||
| It is not listed out. | ||
| There's still people asking for the information. | ||
| But you can continue to believe that, Patty. | ||
| And you can continue to rat out your neighbors that don't agree or that won't wear the masks. | ||
| But some of us are concerned about the direction that this country is headed. | ||
| I encourage you to do your research and find out what is in the Nuremberg Code because it sounds like you need to get apprised of that information. | ||
| And also... | ||
| Become aware of what's in the vaccines because there's still people that do not know. | ||
| Let's go to Gene in Georgia. | ||
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Gene, you're on the air. Hello, Christy. | |
| Hello. I'll call you Christy in Christ. | ||
| God bless you, Owen, Harrison, you know, Alex. | ||
| I mean, what truth y'all brought to people. | ||
| And God's children are just searching for such... | ||
| Not so much biblical... | ||
| They are searching for biblical truth, but just what's really going on in the world. | ||
| And it's a good thing. | ||
| That last caller... | ||
| Those kind of people I pray for the most. | ||
| Yeah, we have to. | ||
| I mean, we have to let them speak. | ||
| It's just like they can't help themselves but always with having to throw in the insults. | ||
| Go ahead and make your case. | ||
| Ask your questions. But why do you have to throw the insults? | ||
| I didn't call him any names. | ||
| It's insane to me. | ||
| It's always the fallback. | ||
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It is. It is. | |
| There's so much diversity. | ||
| There's so much like our children being taught with racism. | ||
| There's so much, you know, and that's not what God is. | ||
| There's a lot of evil in this world. | ||
| And until we understand that, Christy, I mean, it's just not that complicated. | ||
| There's evil in this world, like Alex says a lot. | ||
| We're fighting a spiritual war here. | ||
| Oh, it's absolutely a spiritual war on all fronts. | ||
| I mean, and that's why I started with today's verse from Philippians about pressing on, because we have to continue to press on. | ||
| I mean, they are attacking our children in the schools. | ||
| They're trying to indoctrinate them. | ||
| It's just from all sides. | ||
| They're trying to threaten our ability to work. | ||
| Our ability to share information, we're getting censored left and right. | ||
| Gosh, if you heard the testimonies of those doctors at the Senate hearing, it was heartbreaking. | ||
| They couldn't even uphold their Hippocratic oath to treat their patients because they were constantly getting threats about their medical licenses being taken away. | ||
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Christy, I gotta tell you, we're gonna win in the end. | |
| There's no doubt about that. | ||
| They're coming hard at us. | ||
| They are coming after the Christians. | ||
| I mean, it's just the way it's written. | ||
| We can't help it. It's the way God's Word is written to us. | ||
| They're coming after us. | ||
| And, I mean, we've got to stand strong and, you know, stand for what's right. | ||
| Stand for what's, you know, good and, you know... | ||
| Stand for what's good, not evil. | ||
| We are in our third hour of the War Room. | ||
| Christy Lee guest hosting today. | ||
| Wanted to make sure that I talked about the trucker protests going on. | ||
| We have a couple of videos that have been circulating on Twitter. | ||
| That's about as much as that... | ||
| We're seeing about the trucker protests, particularly in Canada, the long lines. | ||
| There we are. You can see that coverage. | ||
| I know there's been calls on Twitter to get more drone footage and get more footage of this going on because it is just not being covered very much by the media. | ||
| I did see Ryan Fernie put a picture of one of the trucks that says it's time to take our freedom back, make Canada great again. | ||
| It says, God bless our truckers. | ||
| And then there's another video and it's really getting people out there and supporting the truckers. | ||
| I also had a change.org email sent to me. | ||
| Somehow I got on that email list. | ||
| Not really sure why. | ||
| I used to want to get involved in signing some of those petitions, but then... | ||
| I believe it was my parents that told me, like, don't you know that's backed by George Soros? | ||
| So then I stopped. But one of the petitions that I did see was also from someone that is saying, open up the truck stops because a lot of these truckers are also getting... | ||
| They're getting fined and excited for trying to sleep in random places because they've closed down a lot of the truck stops, of course, under the pretense of COVID. And even Walmart's cracked down on that, apparently. But there was a petition going around about that. | ||
| So the truckers are definitely getting targeted in this. | ||
| But there are lifebloods, how we're getting supplies. | ||
| We already are seeing empty shelves. | ||
| We're already seeing lack of supplies. | ||
| And then on top of it, if they're doing these protests, we're going to see that happen even more where we're getting less supplies in. | ||
| So what these guys do is, and ladies, what they do is so important, getting out there and making sure that we have the supplies that we need, the food that we need. | ||
| So... None of it makes sense at all that they would try and force vaccinations on truckers because they're usually just by themselves in their trucks, going long distances, limited contact with others. | ||
| Not that that would make more sense anyways if they were around more people because we do know that the vaccine... | ||
| Even the health agencies admit that it doesn't stop the spread. | ||
| Are you getting it? | ||
| So none of it makes sense, but it particularly doesn't make sense for these truckers to also lump them in with these tyrannical, illogical mandates. | ||
| But Going to definitely try and cover these protests as much as they're happening in these caravans because we're definitely not saying enough of that on the news. | ||
| But that brings me to the topic change of the phone calls. | ||
| If you are a trucker or you know a friend or family member that's a trucker that is part of this or doing their part or resisting or forced to get the vaccine, anybody in that trucker world would like to hear from you and get more of that information out. | ||
| Again, the number to call is 877-789-2539. | ||
| 877-789-2539. | ||
| So I want to make sure that we're covering it. | ||
| Also, as long as we're talking about media nonsense, so the media is playing, of course, cover for President Biden. | ||
| They'll cover that he just called Peter Doocy a you-know-what NASA beat, which you guys, I'm sure, have seen the video by now of the president calling Peter Doocy the only one to actually ask Challenging questions at these pressers. | ||
| He calls them a stupid SOB. So they'll cover that, but then they'll play cover. | ||
| And I'm going to show you some of that in the next segment. | ||
| From Breitbart, it says, Biden breaks promise in Biden White House there will be no bullying of the media. | ||
| So he broke his 2020 campaign promise not to bully the news media when he called Fox News' Peter Doocy a stupid SOB, except he said the real thing, on a hot mic in response to a question about inflation in the White House. | ||
| One of the crazy things about this is that it was supposed to be on economy, and he asked a question about inflation, and Some of the mainstream media has tried to play cover in saying he was off topic. | ||
| What? How is inflation not part of the economy, the topic of the economy? | ||
| But we'll get more into that when we get back from the break. | ||
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Welcome back to the War Room. | |
| Just to go back to the caller that was saying that what's going on is not violating the Nuremberg Code, let's review the very first line of the Nuremberg Code, 1947. | ||
| The voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential. | ||
| This means that the person involved should have legal capacity to give consent Should be so situated as to be able to exercise free power of choice without the intervention of any element of force, fraud, deceit, duress, overreaching, or other ulterior form of constraint or coercion. | ||
| So when you threaten someone's livelihood, when you threaten to take their job away, when you threaten that they can't even eat in a restaurant, I would say that falls under duress or coercion. | ||
| Very first line, and he says that we're not experiencing the Nuremberg Code. | ||
| But of course, Alex and Owen have talked about this a lot. | ||
| You can find a lot of this information, of course, on Infowars.com. | ||
| And brush up on that, will ya? | ||
| Because you wouldn't want to sound like you don't know what you're talking about. | ||
| So, we are getting calls. | ||
| I'm going to be getting to calls about what's happening with the trucker situation. | ||
| I want to make sure that I am amplifying that because we're not hearing from the media. | ||
| But just before we get into that, I wanted to talk more about the media. | ||
| Playing more of the propaganda puppet PR for the president than actually delivering the news. | ||
| So Biden broke his promise. | ||
| He said he would not be a bully to the news media. | ||
| And then he says on a hot mic, calls Peter Doocy a stupid SOB. We were just talking about that. | ||
| But let's play clip number four where they're playing cover for why Biden did this. | ||
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Kelly, there was another headline out of Washington. | |
| President Biden was caught. | ||
| He was swearing on a hot mic at a reporter yesterday. | ||
| So what happened there? | ||
| That's a great asset. | ||
| More inflation. | ||
| What a stupid son of a ****. | ||
| Reporters had asked the president about Ukraine, an urgent topic, because the president has not said whether he's sending troops overseas. | ||
| But he appeared frustrated, saying he wanted questions on the subject of the event, which was related to the economy. | ||
| So Peter Ducey of Fox asked about inflation and got that insulting response in front of a microphone and an audience. | ||
| The White House says the president called Ducey last night, and he said on television the president told him it wasn't personal, and they cleared the air. | ||
| Hoda? Kelly O'Donnell force her at the White House. | ||
| Kelly, thank you. It doesn't exactly sound like an apology. | ||
| It wasn't personal. And so apparently they- They figured it out, but he has yet to publicly apologize for it or acknowledge that he went back on one of his promises that he wouldn't be a bully. | ||
| But just the fact that she's out there playing cover for him, saying he was frustrated. | ||
| He wants people to stay on topic. | ||
| He wants the press to talk about the topics at hand. | ||
| We were talking about the economy, and then here's Peter Doocy asking a question about inflation. | ||
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Wait, what? We were talking about the economy. | |
| He was off topic because he asked about inflation, which actually is a huge part of the economy, obviously, and is what is affecting and will affect especially middle class and lower class Americans as all of the prices for the main things that we get. | ||
| Food, gas, utilities, all of that, we're paying more. | ||
| Our dollar is not going as far as it did. | ||
| We're all feeling the strain. | ||
| And that wasn't economy related. | ||
| It's just crazy to see them play cover for this. | ||
| And then meanwhile, you have MSNBC Tiffany Cross. | ||
| She was talking about inciting violence. | ||
| So the MSNBC Always paints all of the January 6th people, all the patriots as people that would be violent. | ||
| And they talk about President Trump inciting violence on January 6th when he told people to peacefully and patriotically walk to the Capitol. | ||
| And then here's MSNBC Tiffany Cross on how to fight the war. | ||
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Clip number five. It is a war. | |
| It is indeed a war. And I have to say, they have won some battles, Jasmine. | ||
| But we have to keep our eye on the war and everybody needs to pick up a weapon and get involved because this is for the- And they're all nodding their heads. | ||
| Yeah. I think? | ||
| Yeah, we need to pick up a weapon and fight. | ||
| Yeah. Especially since, as we read from the other article, they know they're going to get off because, you know, the DOJ, they just let everybody off that was involved in the Black Lives Matter Antifa billion-dollar damages creating events. | ||
| But, you know, when it comes to those of us that just want free, fair... | ||
| Justice, you know, we're the domestic terrorists when literally MSNBC Tiffany Cross is telling people to take up arms. | ||
| It is insane. | ||
| So talking about this peaceful way to protest is these convoys, these trucker convoys that the media is not talking about. | ||
| So I wanted to get to some of your phone calls when it relates to that. | ||
| And so let's go to Matthew in Texas. | ||
| Matthew, you used to be a truck driver. | ||
| Tell me what your story is. | ||
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Hi, Christy. Yeah, when I got out of the military in 2007, one of my first jobs was in the oil field. | |
| I worked for a big oil field company. | ||
| And I went to truck driving school and got my CDL. And I had always taken for granted what truck drivers did for a living until you actually become one. | ||
| And those people have my utmost respect. | ||
| Like the last nine, almost 10 years, I've been a high school teacher. | ||
| I actually just quit teaching in the state because I got tired of all the craziness of COVID in the school. | ||
| But I put a lot of my students into those types of trades. | ||
| I actually vectored more kids into trade schools. | ||
| to become truck drivers and electricians and plumbers and people that work trades over sending them to college because I couldn't in a good mind like do that and know that they were going to take out like massive loads of debt and then become more of a load on the state so But yeah, no, I got to drive big rigs, and I never was an over-the-road trucker, but I've got the utmost respect for those people that work for a living. | ||
| And we're very lucky to have the ones that we have. | ||
| I know that there's a huge shortage in truck drivers. | ||
| But that's all I want to say. | ||
| I love what y'all do, and I just wanted to kind of chime in on that. | ||
| Glad you did, Matt. I think that they need to hear the appreciation. | ||
| It's one of those jobs that gets overlooked sometimes, and they deserve our thanks, especially if they're standing up for our freedoms. | ||
| Thank you, Matthew. Let's go to Roxanne in Mississippi. | ||
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Roxanne? Hi, this is Roxanne Richie from Columbus, Mississippi, and I just want to say I'm just so heartbroken of everything that is going on. | |
| Like, the truckers, like, they're having a hard time. | ||
| and it's just so unbearable like there's a reason why they're going after the truckers in the first place because they're trying to stop people from you know getting medicine and getting food and stuff and it's just like they know what they're doing but you know the most craziest thing is like you try to show your mother and your sister what's going on it's like We're good to go. | ||
| People, they're trying to cover this up, like, saying that people that are unvaccinated is dying, when the truth is, people that are fully vaccinated is the one that's dying. | ||
| And it's like, you sit there, you hear all this, and it's just crazy. | ||
| Like, it just blows your mind, like... | ||
| It is crazy. Yeah, it's crazy that we're having to watch all this happen. | ||
| It's crazy the authoritarianism that we're under. | ||
| It's crazy that we all see it happening, coordinated. | ||
| I mean, shutting down the monoclonal antibody treatments in Florida, now attacking the truckers. | ||
| It's all coordinated. They want people to die. | ||
| They're killing people by not getting them this information, not making the lifesaving treatment possible. | ||
| And sure, there might be some unvaccinated people that die, but when you only show the unvaccinated dying, you don't show the vaccinated dying, well, then that's going to misconstrue stuff. | ||
| Welcome back to the War Room, Christy Lee, covering for Owen today. | ||
| Thanks for joining me. | ||
| We have covered a variety of topics. | ||
| We do want to make sure that we're covering the trucker convoy because mainstream media won't cover it. | ||
| So here I am to amplify anything that the mainstream media is trying to do. | ||
| Barry. But before we get back to those phone calls, I want to talk more about also the school slavery. | ||
| I've talked about, man, it's like whack-a-mole with all of these things. | ||
| There's so many issues at play. | ||
| And every time you feel like you're winning in one area, then another issue pops up in the other area. | ||
| And so it's like we constantly have to be on alert. | ||
| We constantly have to be aware of what's going on. | ||
| And then on so many different topics. | ||
| What's happening in our schools? | ||
| What are they reading? How are they pushing the critical race theory? | ||
| How are they... What kind of propaganda are they putting out regarding vaccines and the mandates? | ||
| How many mistakes can I point out in the media? | ||
| It's so much. | ||
| It's so hard to keep up. | ||
| It's one of those things where it's like... | ||
| What is that saying? Jack of all trades, master of none. | ||
| It's like, you're trying to stay informed on everything and make sure that you're well-versed to have these important conversations, but it's just like, you end up having to be like a jack of all trades, master of none, because there's just so much to keep your eye on, so many topics and issues to be aware of. | ||
| But, you know, the Bible says to be wise as a serpent, gentle as a dove. | ||
| So we're just, we can pray for wisdom. | ||
| Over and over, the Bible says that he'll give it freely if we just ask. | ||
| So every day I'm asking, Lord, give me wisdom. | ||
| I have so much to keep up with, so much to be aware of. | ||
| Give me the wisdom you say in your word that you will give it freely if I ask. | ||
| So I'm asking freely, give me all that wisdom, all the wisdom I can take. | ||
| So just to touch upon before we get back to the trucker convoy, Also, you know, I've been adamant about what's happening in our schools. | ||
| I've showed up at the school board meetings when I can. | ||
| There's been so much to keep up with even there. | ||
| Not only the forcing of the masks and the coercion of the mask wearing, but then we have a superintendent who has a temporary restraining order against him for allegedly assaulting his pregnant ex-mistress. | ||
| It's all insane. He finally got put on leave with pay. | ||
| So basically you're getting paid not to work. | ||
| And that's a punishment. But that's what's happening with that. | ||
| But yeah, so much to cover there. | ||
| And then just keeping an eye on other things. | ||
| It's like we thought we had a victory with the New York State Supreme Court killing a mandate with masks for children covering our poor little kids' faces. | ||
| But that's being ignored. | ||
| So this is from the Liberty Daily. | ||
| Not so fast, despite state Supreme Court killing mandate. | ||
| NYSED sends memo instructing districts to keep slave masks on kids. | ||
| So when the news broke that the New York Supreme Court ruled against space mask mandates for students, the vast majority of people other than teachers and Governor Kathy Hochul's office rejoiced. | ||
| But the victory was short-lived as the New York State Education Department sent a memo to all school districts essentially telling them to ignore the court and keep the slave masks on the kids. | ||
| It's craziness. We've seen that happen in Texas time and time again. | ||
| Governor Abbott has said that the schools are not to be mandating masks, but they try and do it anyways. | ||
| So they're still doing this even though all of the science has shown that this is completely illogical. | ||
| I'm sure you guys have seen that poor little yearbook of all the kids with the masks on that's been circulating. | ||
| This is insane. It's so sad. | ||
| Now we have hard data showing that young children are behind because they're not getting the benefit of being able to see each other's faces. | ||
| It's all crazy. But even worse than that is undercover students exposing Colorado High School vaccine clinic for administering vaccinations without parental consent, even after school superintendent assured that this would not happen. | ||
| So this was lives of TikTok. | ||
| They exposed this. A couple of brave high school students showed employees of Colorado High School's mobile vaccine clinic allowing underage children to receive the experimental jab without their parents' consent. | ||
| It occurred this past Friday during a Tri-County Health Department-sponsored COVID vaccine clinic that was held at Heritage High School in Denver, Colorado. | ||
| Two separate videos that were taken a short time apart by the teenagers, | ||
| one who's 15, the other 16 employees of the mobile clinic can be seen | ||
| signing them in and clearing them to get the job even though they showed | ||
| up alone, which is something the school assured parents would not | ||
| happen under any circumstances. | ||
| Did they assure parents like a couple weeks before this happened, | ||
| a month before this happened? | ||
| No, just one day. | ||
| Just one day before the clinic was held, Littleton Public Schools | ||
| Superintendent Brian Uwert responded to parental concerns by claiming | ||
| that students under the age of 18 cannot get vaccination without | ||
| parental permission, and they must have a parent or legal guardian | ||
| present with them to sign to consent. | ||
| with them to sign to consent. | ||
| And they do it anyways. | ||
| This is the tyranny that we're under. | ||
| They just do whatever they want. | ||
| Doesn't matter what the courts say. | ||
| Doesn't matter what the rules are. | ||
| Doesn't matter what we're told by these superintendents. | ||
| So, I mean, you need to have these discussions. | ||
| You can find this article also on Infowars.com there, showing the undercover footage. | ||
| But these are the important conversations you need to have with your kids. | ||
| If they are still in the public school system, obviously it would be best if you were able to homeschool them at this point. | ||
| That's not the situation for me. | ||
| Never off the table. | ||
| Homeschooled all three of them last year, but this time I was trying to... | ||
| Trying to see if we can make this work. | ||
| But anyways, so I've had to have very frank conversations, as it should be, at home, like between the parent and the child, just letting them know of these things that could happen. | ||
| I said under no condition. | ||
| If they say that you need to do anything that involves... | ||
| Anything medical, you absolutely do not have to. | ||
| I try and prepare them for the worst case scenario. | ||
| It's crazy that I have to have these conversations with my children, but I just try and prepare them for the worst case scenario. | ||
| Hey, if they ever try and tell you that you need to do this or that... | ||
| That's why you have your phone. | ||
| I send a phone with my children to school so that, worst case scenario, they can call somebody for help. | ||
| They can call me for help. I just want to know that I have an extra layer of security. | ||
| But what was interesting is one of my children said that there was going to be a lockdown drill and that the teacher said that all of the students need to put their phones away from When they have this lockdown drill on his desk, and then they go to the back of the classroom. | ||
| And I said, no, tell him that your parents said that that's not the plan. | ||
| She's like, well, they said that they don't want the phones lighting up if there was an active shooter and then they could find us faster or something because of the lighting up of our phone. | ||
| I'm like, that sounds completely absurd. | ||
| Keep your phone on you at all times. | ||
| Okay. Say, according to my parent, I'm supposed to keep my phone on me at all times. | ||
| So it's crazy to have to have these conversations with my kids, but I want to know, obviously, what they're experiencing in school, how to prepare them, and try and get ahead of these things. | ||
| But again, check out this story on Infowars.com, the undercover footage of students... | ||
| Getting shots without parental consent. | ||
| Make sure that if your kids are still in school, especially in the public school system, that they know that these things could happen, that they could face coercion, and just prepare them the best that you can for the worst. | ||
| That's all I can say about that. | ||
| So we are going to get back to these phone calls now after this quick break, but I wanted to make sure you were aware of that. | ||
| Also, make sure you go to Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| I'm using a lot of the products now, as long as we're talking about kids, using a lot of the products. | ||
| For and with my kids. | ||
| So the toothpaste is great. | ||
| It's fluoride free. We know there's toxins in our hygiene products. | ||
| We want to make sure that we're getting just pure, natural, best ingredients, especially when it comes to our kids. | ||
| So make sure you get the toothpaste and the mouthwash. | ||
| It's fluoride free so that you're keeping those toxins away from the kids. | ||
| Make sure that you're giving them those vitamin D gummies. | ||
| Real easy to give them the vitamin D gummies, lemon flavored. | ||
| Make sure that they're healthy right along with you. | ||
| Welcome back. We are in our final half hour now of The War Room. | ||
| I'm Christy Lee, guest hosting today. | ||
| And we are covering topics that the mainstream news will not... | ||
| Which is why I left there to come to here where we can freely talk about important issues. | ||
| In some cases, life-concerting, life-altering issues that need and deserve to be talked about. | ||
| I did also see on Infowars.com, there's other important news about the OSHA withdrawing Biden's workplace vaccine mandate after the SCOTUS ruling. | ||
| We knew that was going to happen, but now we have a date. | ||
| The unconstitutional OSHA mandate will be officially withdrawn on Wednesday. | ||
| That's tomorrow. Wednesday, January 26th. | ||
| Companies might still require employees to get the COVID injection, but some states, such as Florida, Texas, and Arkansas, have passed laws prohibiting companies from forcing workers to take the job. | ||
| The jab. Oh my goodness. | ||
| Jab, job. You know what I'm saying. | ||
| And then Epac Times had an article about post office law enforcement arm is expanding its surveillance powers. | ||
| Looks like you want me to talk about that. | ||
| Let me grab that again. | ||
| This is crazy. They came under scrutiny last year when it was revealed that its law enforcement arm U.S. Postal Inspection Service was monitoring both left and right wing protest groups on social media. | ||
| This is crazy, since when would the post office care or be in charge of this? | ||
| I didn't even know that could happen. | ||
| So there was lawsuits about that. | ||
| Well, that hasn't stopped the USPS from seeking additional surveillance powers. | ||
| On December 17th, USPS announced that it intended to provide customer data to the USPIS investigators. | ||
| They're going to collect and aggregate eight data elements, name, address, 11-digit delivery | ||
| point zip code, phone number, email address, tracking number, IP address, and moniker. | ||
| According to the USPS, the influx of new data will allow the postal inspectors to conduct | ||
| link analysis using data analytics to discover... | ||
| But it's like... | ||
| Wait, that's their definition of criminal activity. | ||
| I mean, here in our area, we had a pastor and a veteran jailed overnight for speaking up in a school board meeting. | ||
| So under this, that would be criminal activity. | ||
| And they want to track more of that, track the domestic terrorists, you know, the parents that are concerned and worried about what's happening in their school. | ||
| So important to keep an eye on these developments as well. | ||
| This is from the EPAC Times, so make sure that you check that out. | ||
| So getting back to what the news is suppressing, we're not hearing about these trucker convoys. | ||
| But God bless them. | ||
| God bless the truckers. And I wanted to hear from some of you that might have connections to that so we can find out what's happening, find out how we can support them. | ||
| So let's go to Benji in Georgia. | ||
| You're saying you're seeing the effect of these trucker protests. | ||
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Yes. Yeah, I shop at Walmart and places like Aldi's, and when I go to these stores, it just seems like since the inflation's at a 40-year high, it seems like more and more people are buying generics, and it seems like the generics are getting even harder to get a hold of at these stores. | |
| Even the pet food's running out. | ||
| Yeah. It's just everything that I buy is just totally disappearing, and A lot of times I'm forced to buy, which I do like some of the name brands better, I'm forced to buy the main brands. | ||
| The main brands instead of the generics, you mean? | ||
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Well, yeah. I mean, I'm forced to buy the main brand because it seems like more and more people are buying generics, but it seems like they're running out. | |
| Oh, okay, yeah, I got you. | ||
| I mean, everyone is feeling the heat of the inflation and the rising prices, and so you're probably absolutely right, making people consider buying the generics, but then they get bought up, and then you're forced to buy the main products. | ||
| That makes total sense. As long as you're mentioning Walmart, I went there thinking I could get a bag of wings, and they did not have any, none. | ||
| They had no chicken wings at Walmart. | ||
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This is insane. Yeah, and another question. | |
| Talking about what she was talking about earlier, about the elections. | ||
| You know, I voted for Trump, but it seems like here in Georgia, it just seems like I learned about the batches. | ||
| Alice Jones talking about the different, the deadliest batches of the vaccines being sent to the red states. | ||
| I just wondered if that's possibly why... | ||
| Why Brian Kemp and Brad Raffensperger changed it blue here in Georgia to keep Georgia from possibly getting the bad batches. | ||
| Maybe they knew this ahead of time, that they was going to roll that out? | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| That seems like... A big leap, but, you know, I guess anything's possible these days. | ||
| But, I mean, I think the main point of that conversation and that interview was that, I mean, if you're concerned about what's going on with the parties and what's happening with the elections, you have to get involved. | ||
| You have to get personally involved and in any way that you can at least take the steps to figure out what kind of a commitment that would be. | ||
| And, I mean, that way we can actually do rather than just talking about it. | ||
| Thank you, Benji, for your phone call. | ||
| Let's go to Tracy in New York. | ||
| Tracy. Hello. | ||
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I'm one of the guys that's on your promo for Reset Worse. | |
| Awesome. Thank you for pushing that. | ||
| Yeah, when you caught that, you caught me on the night that I was rapping. | ||
| I'm the guy in the black hat going, making noise. | ||
| But normally, I'm just an aircraft mechanic, and I've been working on aircraft for many years. | ||
| As far as the truckers go, bravo. | ||
| You go. You go, truckers. | ||
| You keep doing what you're doing. | ||
| Stop the cargo. | ||
| Don't let it flow and see what happens in politics at that point. | ||
| It's so great to see all those truckers, you know, with the messages on them and see the people coming out to see and support all that that's happening. | ||
| I mean, and this is what it's going to take, more of the peaceful protests coming together, uniting and sending the message. | ||
| We just cannot stop doing that. | ||
| Thank you for your phone call, Tracy. | ||
| Let's go to Dennis in Kentucky. | ||
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Dennis. Thank you so much, Christy. | |
| You bet. It's an honor to be with you. | ||
| I have some really shocking news, and I hope that, please, Mr. | ||
| Reese, Mr. Greg Reese, would you please do an in-depth report on this? | ||
| I think everybody needs to know this. | ||
| Beyond Meat has expoundedly taken over all of our box stores as far as McDonald's. | ||
| KFC, Chipotle. | ||
| Majority of box stores will not be selling any more real meat. | ||
| They won't. I have a truck driver friend of mine here. | ||
| Majority of his cargo is beyond meat. | ||
| And I mean, are they going to label it as such or are they going to make us think we're eating real meat, but just... | ||
| You won't know the difference. | ||
| That's their whole thing. | ||
| Bill Gates is on record saying, and he's invested in this company through, what is it called? | ||
| Anyway, it's, okay. | ||
| They are really controlling, consolidating the meat. | ||
| They are really going to do this, and they're going to do it exponentially. | ||
| Like I said, I got a truck driver friend of mine. | ||
| He's the owner-operator, and majority of his cargo is this product. | ||
| They're going to shut down the actual real food to people. | ||
| And these box stores like Burger King, McDonald's, Popeye's, KFC, they're already on record taking plant-based items. | ||
| So they're saying initially, you will not know the difference between real chicken and fake meat. | ||
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Soylent Green! They're gonna feed us people! | |
| Oh my gosh. Again, nothing would surprise me, but I would love to, if there's any other truckers that can substantiate that they're seeing more of the fake meat shipments, that would be interesting, something to dig into, for sure. | ||
| Top stockholders in this. | ||
| Vanguard. Goldman Sachs. | ||
| BlackRock. They're the top stockholders in this company. | ||
| They just opened up a new plant in China to reduce carbon footprint of their product. | ||
| Alright, it's something to keep an eye on. | ||
| Thank you, Dennis, for your phone call. | ||
| We'll get to more of your phone calls in the final segment of the War Room. | ||
| Thanks for letting me fill in today. | ||
| Looking forward to taking your phone calls and delivering more news. | ||
| Welcome back. We are talking about the trucker convoys because the mainstream media decided to ignore it altogether. | ||
| So we're making sure that we're talking about that. | ||
| We support the truckers that are doing this. | ||
| We support the peaceful protests. | ||
| We support the non-compliance. | ||
| And we want to make sure that our trucker friends and families know that. | ||
| And I want to get back to your phone calls as we wrap up today's show. | ||
| So let's go to Travis. | ||
| In Pennsylvania. | ||
| Hello? Hello, Travis. | ||
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Hey, how are you? | |
| Good, how are you? My whole thing on this mandate, I absolutely think that, you know, there should be no mandate. | ||
| I stand in solidarity with the truckers. | ||
| My father recently received the vaccine within four months. | ||
| His gastro bypass failed. | ||
| Wow. He had to... | ||
| There was enough transfusions, blood transfusions, because of the internal bleeding that it replaced the majority of his own blood. | ||
| My whole question is, and I'd like your input and Owen or anybody else that wants to put in any input, would he still be considered vaccinated? | ||
| Would he still be considered vaccinated if he had the blood transfusion? | ||
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Yeah, he's had enough blood transfusion. | |
| I mean, if you want to get down to the bare bones... | ||
| Wow. Yeah, gosh. | ||
| That's a tricky one. Yeah, that's a tricky one. | ||
| I mean, does he have the card saying that he got the vaccine? | ||
| What's that? Does he have, like, the card proof, you know, the vaccine ID code? | ||
| Yeah. So according to them, I mean, but hopefully, I mean, how is your dad doing now? | ||
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Is he doing okay? He's excellent now, yeah. | |
| Okay, he's excellent. Okay, good. | ||
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Good to hear. So this might actually be, like, a God thing. | |
| Like, I'm changing out this bad blood for some new good blood. | ||
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Yeah, well, that was my point. | |
| He's now considered a pure blood. | ||
| I don't know. I mean, things get tricky with the spike protein and how that can spread all through your body. | ||
| And I don't know. That gets way too tricky for me, somebody that's not a scientist or a doctor. | ||
| But it is an interesting question to pose. | ||
| So, thank you for posing it. | ||
| But you said that... | ||
| So, was your dad coerced into getting the vaccine to begin with? | ||
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Uh... I know, Mom. | |
| My mom's in the healthcare. | ||
| You know, she's getting forced in it, so she thought it would be the best idea for him. | ||
| You know, nothing yet on the... | ||
| Do you think that he had to get the transfusion because of having gotten the vaccine? | ||
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Well, my whole thing is, you have this gastro bypass for X amount of years, and nothing's wrong. | |
| And now you shove this vaccine in, and all of a sudden, where they stitch you together... | ||
| It just deteriorates and falls apart. | ||
| Wow, yeah. It's not a coincidence. | ||
| Make sure that that gets reported. | ||
| Well, make sure it gets reported. | ||
| I mean, that's the trouble is there's not enough that are reporting these suspicious things that are happening. | ||
| And so everybody needs to make sure that they're reporting these crazy things. | ||
| I mean, whether you know or not, but it definitely sounds like cause for concern enough to make sure that it gets reported somewhere else. | ||
| Even the VAERS system. Thank you, Travis, for your phone call. | ||
| Let's go to John in Canada. | ||
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John. Hi, how are you? | |
| Good, how are you? How are you hanging out there in Canada? | ||
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Oh, I'm doing great up here, actually, all things considering. | |
| To be completely honest, I don't have a lot of faith in Canada's resolve at this point, but I did call to talk about the truckers. | ||
| Okay. And if anybody out there has any of the videos proving that the RCMP are rerouting the trucks around the city in an effort to keep it quiet, or to keep it seem smaller than it is, I'd like to see any of those videos. | ||
| Like, I'm asking anybody out there who might be listening. | ||
| Yeah, make sure that you get the videos to us so we can show what's going on. | ||
| Is that what you're hearing is happening? | ||
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Yeah, I've got family across this country. | |
| I live in Alberta at the moment, but I've been across Canada. | ||
| I've got family in damn near every province and friends across this country from coast to coast. | ||
| And I'm hearing a bunch of different things. | ||
| I don't personally have Facebook, so I can't keep up with it on that end. | ||
| But a lot of people in Canada don't know about Getter yet either, so... | ||
| I understand. All right. | ||
| Well, thank you for your phone call, John, from Canada. | ||
| If you know anything about what they might be doing to minimize the coverage of this, make sure you let us know. | ||
| Make sure you send it in. Let's go to O'Brien from Maryland. | ||
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O'Brien? Yeah. | |
| I want to go on about the truckers, too. | ||
| I mean, I'm not sure what they're... | ||
| I'm pretty much not willing to keep this thing quiet either. | ||
| I mean, I'm not sure how they're keeping it quiet or they're just not covering it, period, because this is a big, big issue here, and this actually needs to be covered. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. I mean, we know why they're not. | ||
| They always want to make it seem like those that are against the mandates are just fringe minority people. | ||
| So anything that would say otherwise or show otherwise, they need to suppress. | ||
| But make sure that you're getting those videos out there, that you're talking about it, that you're sharing it, so that we can try and counteract the approved narrative that they want to push on us. | ||
| Thank you, O'Brien, for your phone call. | ||
| Let's go to Jefferson in Virginia. | ||
| Hey, Christy. Good to talk to you. | ||
| You too. I appreciate what the truckers are trying to do, but I think it's misplaced effort. | ||
| You know, I don't think we can prank, rally, or protest our way out of this tyranny. | ||
| What's going on is something that God is going to judge us harshly for sitting by and watching it happen. | ||
| We have pedophiles running our world. | ||
| They're killing children. | ||
| They're sterilizing our daughters with these injections. | ||
| We're being poisoned, and we act like somehow it would be a bad thing to get violent. | ||
| I understand we've all been conditioned to think violence is the wrong reaction to this, but when the innocent are being harmed and we stand by and say, well, we can't get violent, we are going to be judged very, very harshly at the end of our lives for having let that go on. | ||
| We've got to man up here and realize that it's more than our souls on the line here. | ||
| It's the future of humanity and freedom that's at stake, and we're the last bastion of freedom, and God wants us to be free, but we have to fight for it. | ||
| And I think it may come to that. | ||
| I think the caution with it, though, Jefferson, is just we know how badly they want to continue to try and do a false flag or set us up. | ||
| And if we're put behind bars or how effective can we be at that point, there may come a time where violence is needed or necessary. | ||
| But up until that point, we need to guard our ability to get a message out without getting vilified, attacked, or thrown to rotten prison like the January Sixers. | ||
| Right? Well, a lot of those January Sixers didn't commit any violence, but they're political prisoners. | ||
| The ones that committed violence against the policemen, they should have been tried already and been properly imprisoned. | ||
| But I'm just saying, this is our Achilles heel, that these Luciferians, these Satanists, are basically calling our bluff. | ||
| They believe that we are so worried about our souls that we're unwilling to do what we need to do against them. | ||
| They're saying, if you really believe in God, He will forgive you for killing us. | ||
| Because it's not murder, it's defense of the children. | ||
| We're allowed to self-defend the innocent and ourselves. | ||
| And if it comes down to homicide, that's still something we can be forgiven for by our Creator. | ||
| If we repent. But that doesn't mean we can't be violent. | ||
| We have to be good Christian soldiers, and we've got to man up and say, you know, they're forcing this to come to this. | ||
| They're going to provoke us into fighting for our lives and our children's lives. | ||
| And the sooner we wake up to that, the better. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, it's a tough call. | ||
| Jefferson, thank you for your phone call. | ||
| I get the righteous anger. | ||
| I get that it may come to that. | ||
| But gosh, it's such a tight line to consider. | ||
| I mean, I don't know what the answer is because it's as soon as you say those things and as soon as you get put in that situation, then you've fallen victim to what they might be trying to do to us. | ||
| They might be trying to provoke us to anger enough to To rationalize even more authoritarian measures, even more restrictions. | ||
| So it's so tough. | ||
| What is the breaking point? | ||
| What is the point? I think that the Bible says, do everything that you can, then stand. | ||
| If you don't feel convicted to a violent state, then you do everything that you can, then stand and let Jesus fight the battle for you, right? | ||
| Yeah, it's tricky, man. | ||
| I can get the righteous anger, though. | ||
| It is crazy what we're seeing happening. | ||
| It is so sad how they're targeting our children, you know, and in the schools and everything else. | ||
| And so, gosh, I don't know. | ||
| Something's got to get right. But where do we go from here? | ||
| Well, thank you for joining me today with The War Room as I try to keep the seat warm and give Owen a break. | ||
| I realize maybe it wasn't my best work since I kind of found out last minute. | ||
| But I will be back, like it or not, on Thursday, to cover on Thursday. | ||
| And who knows? Who knows from day to day what's happening. | ||
| But thank you for joining me. | ||
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