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Welcome to the war room. | |
| Speaking of war, I was just in a battle with Christy Lee, and I kicked her out of here because she's a Bible-thumping weirdo. | ||
| Her and her verses of the day. | ||
| I mean, come on. It's just ridiculous. | ||
| I mean, God does not exist. | ||
| And that is why I hate him. | ||
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I mean, that's why I hate her. | |
| I mean, that's why I hate they so much, because God does not exist anyway. | ||
| So I'm going to be taking over, and first of all, why are you watching, you sycophants? | ||
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InfoWars is evil. | |
| I mean, there is no such thing as good and evil, but I mean, if there was, InfoWars would be evil. | ||
| For sure. Now, I'd like to introduce myself, but... | ||
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I don't have a name. Because names are labels. | |
| And labels are oppressive. | ||
| So I reject the construct of having a name. | ||
| I just exist. | ||
| And I'm here. I have kicked her out to drop some knowledge on all of you sycophants that have decided to tune in to such a horrible platform as InfoWars. | ||
| You know, I don't have a name because we're all just part of the collective. | ||
| You know, we all exist together, except for you guys, because you have not reached my evolutionary intelligence of existence. | ||
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You don't count, of course, but you would if we were part of the collective. | |
| You know, I don't know why you're watching Infowars anyways, because Alex is a monster. | ||
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I mean, he is a murderer. | |
| I mean, did he actually kill anyone? | ||
| No. But, I mean, he's a murderer. | ||
| He's just a horrible monster. | ||
| I mean, for gosh sakes, day after day, he just pushes these conspiracy theories out to you guys, and you fall for it. | ||
| I mean, sure, Alex Jones is, you know, right. | ||
| Well, I mean, actually, he's wrong most of the time. | ||
| But if he were right, he wouldn't be right because truth is relative. | ||
| Truth doesn't exist. So Alex, therefore, cannot be always right because truth doesn't even exist. | ||
| OK, so it's important for you to understand this if you want to reach to my evolutionary enlightenment. | ||
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But but I mean, let's be clear. | |
| Alex said frogs were gay. | ||
| I mean, so what if they are gay? | ||
| What if that is a frog just living his ribbity best life to be gay? | ||
| I mean, doesn't a frog have a right to be gay? | ||
| I mean, this just shows The level of transphobia that Alex has, homophobia, that he won't even allow a frog to be gay. | ||
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I mean, that is just a frog's right. | |
| I mean, and how do you think evolution happened anyway? | ||
| I mean, this was all trans. | ||
| That is how we have come to exist, is this trans movement, because you had animals that decided that they wanted to be a different animal. | ||
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And so they started identifying as different animals. | |
| And so clearly, that is how evolution happened. | ||
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And we progressed to where we are today. | |
| Because it was just animals deciding they wanted to be other animals. | ||
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I mean, sure, I have purple hair. | |
| And so you're probably judging me for that right now. | ||
| Why does she have purple hair? | ||
| Well, this is a unique expression of my individuality. | ||
| And I'm so glad that me and my friends have this understanding of how important it is to express our individuality by all having colored hair. | ||
| Because this is how we progress forward, is embracing our diversity and the fact that we all have different colors of hair. | ||
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So let's be clear about that. | |
| It's different colors of hair that we have. | ||
| You know, and I just want to stop this attack on democracy. | ||
| And I think the best way to do that is to stop people like Trump from running. | ||
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Because people, all the people should not be able to choose together to vote for someone like that. | |
| How undemocratic. | ||
| 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. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, it is Tuesday, February 28th, 2023. | ||
| Owen Schroer here, the host of The War Room with a pre-recorded video. | ||
| I will be off today. | ||
| Christy Lee will be filling in for me. | ||
| And I appreciate her for dealing with me being out and filling in as I am going to be dealing with legal stuff in and out of court all day, dealing with some of the legal stuff that I deal with. | ||
| Now, I want to address something. | ||
| And we cover all the news. | ||
| And when you're on air for six, seven hours a day, you say a lot of stuff. | ||
| And if somebody pops in and hears something for one second, they think, oh, you saying that is not accurate. | ||
| And so when I talk about how corrupt the Democrat Party is, and when I talk about how the biggest hate group, the biggest terror group in America's history is the Democrat Party, Or, for example, I point out that every political assassination, it was a Democrat, it was a leftist, it was a communist that pulled the trigger. | ||
| I always have people saying, Owen, you know better than that. | ||
| You know there's a CIA. You know there's an FBI. You've seen the JFK files. | ||
| You're 100% right. | ||
| I understand that. But if you look at what we're told in history, from John Wilkes Booth to the Weather Underground, these are all leftists. | ||
| These are all Democrats. That commit this violence. | ||
| And you've got to understand, this is a metastasizing, corrupt party. | ||
| Kind of like when you see the videos of all the gang members in El Salvador getting rounded up and cleaning up the streets and all the crime being gone. | ||
| Well, you'd have essentially the same thing if you removed the Democrat Party from our political process. | ||
| Most of the crime and most of the corruption would be gone. | ||
| But I understand that it's a bigger issue. | ||
| But you have to understand where I'm at. | ||
| I've been censored by Democrats. | ||
| I've been arrested by Democrats. | ||
| I've been politically persecuted by Democrats. | ||
| I've been stripped down and undressed for the public to see by Democrats. | ||
| My rights have been violated by Democrats. | ||
| I can go on and on and on. | ||
| So I'm just dealing with the corruption of the Democrat Party firsthand, warning others what it's all about. | ||
| I understand the Republican Party has its problems. | ||
| Believe me, I'm not saying the Republicans are the solution to all of our problems. | ||
| But a lot of our problems politically can be traced right to the Democrat Party. | ||
| Now, when we look at what's going on today, and you look at Donald Trump, or you look at a Ron DeSantis, or a Rand Paul even. | ||
| These are individuals who actually care about the country and from my view are not controlled. | ||
| They're their own men. Trump might have made mistakes over the years but they were his mistakes that he made that he will have to own up to. | ||
| He's his own man and that's why it was so important to support him in 2016 and 2020 and perhaps we'll see when the time comes 2024. | ||
| But I want to digress from that For a moment to just say thank you to this audience because truly it is a miracle that we even have a presence at all with band.video and some of you sharing the links, sharing the videos, cutting up your own videos, sharing them on social media. | ||
| So I cannot thank you enough for that and I will just say Even though I'm going through a lot of legal stuff, I am blessed that I've had the support of the audience. | ||
| I'm blessed that I've had the support of friends and family. | ||
| And quite frankly, I consider myself blessed and grateful, even though it shouldn't be this way, that I'm at least here, free. | ||
| At least somewhat, instead of behind bars like so many other innocent January 6th defendants are. | ||
| And so when you have that realization and when it's hit you personally, you really start to focus and understand the evil that exists that is aimed against individuals. | ||
| Whether it's me, whether it's Joe Biggs, whether it's one of the other January 6th defendants rotting in jail. | ||
| These are people who put their political agenda ahead of everything else, including people's lives. | ||
| So Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer and the rest of them, they don't care that innocent people are rotting in jail as long as they get their narrative to make Trump look bad. | ||
| They don't care that hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians and Russians are dying in Ukraine. | ||
| As long as they get their money laundering operation through Ukraine, and as long as Ukraine is their vassal state, then who cares how many people die? | ||
| These are sick, tyrannical, psychotic freaks that have been running our country for a long time. | ||
| But when you look at what's going on in El Salvador, it gives us a hope for the future. | ||
| I'm not saying El Salvador is perfect, but when you actually have a president and a leader that wants to get rid of the crime, when you actually have a president and a leader that understands the fiat central banking currency, you can turn your country around like that. | ||
| Now imagine that's America. | ||
| Much bigger ship. Much harder to turn around. | ||
| But imagine how much potential it could have into the future if we can turn this thing around. | ||
| And that's what this is all about. We still believe in America. | ||
| We still believe in the ideas and the values of freedom. | ||
| And we believe that that is the best option for the individual to be free and prosper. | ||
| And that's why all the world wants to come here. | ||
| So let's keep America the best country on earth. | ||
| But that starts with us, quite frankly. | ||
| That starts with all of us. | ||
| So having said that... I want to thank Christy Lee for filling in for me today. | ||
| I will be back tomorrow, of course. | ||
| But big thanks to the audience. | ||
| I consider myself grateful. | ||
| But let's remember to keep all the others that are defending themselves right now from the political persecution of the Democrat Party in our prayers. | ||
| Because a lot of them are going through tougher times than me. | ||
| I'm just going to be in and out of court today dealing with lawyers. | ||
| They're going to be in and out of jail cells today dealing with courtrooms. | ||
| So hopefully we as a country can put this behind us. | ||
| But we're going to need to get some action out of people like Kevin McCarthy who said he would give us the January 6 footage and still hasn't. | ||
| And we need to have a committee investigating the fraud January 6 committee. | ||
| But this is just the beginning. | ||
| So I say thank you to the audience. | ||
| Please continue to support us at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| It's your support there that keeps us on the air. | ||
| You know, you look at the mainstream news now coming out telling you, oh, COVID started in a lab. | ||
| Oh, the vaccines aren't working. | ||
| Why didn't they tell you that day one? | ||
| Because they're controlled, folks. | ||
| Because they're controlled. We're not controlled here. | ||
| We're listeners supported by you shopping at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| And I cannot thank you enough for that. | ||
| Your thoughts, your prayers, and your words of support through the legal challenges of mine. | ||
| So, I'm probably in a courtroom right now or dealing with legal stuff. | ||
| And I hand the show now over to Christy Lee. | ||
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And we will see you tomorrow. All right. | |
| Thank you for that message from Owen. | ||
| This is Christy Lee. I was able to finagle the microphone back away from the no-name purple-haired freak that started the show. | ||
| If you missed that, you didn't miss much, don't worry. | ||
| Just the last minute. Silly idea I had. | ||
| But thank you so much for being here, for listening, for supporting, for praying. | ||
| I hear from so many people that say they pray for Owen, they pray for Alex, they pray for me, and it's so... | ||
| And that's really what we need to do. | ||
| We need to come together and pray and be a community. | ||
| Be a church, really. | ||
| A church doesn't have to be a building. | ||
| It's a community of people. | ||
| And I was reminded of that when guest hosting Sunday Night Live just this past Sunday. | ||
| We had so many great callers. | ||
| So many people calling in with their favorite verses and wanted to give an opportunity to hear from you, since I do kind of do the verse of the day thing. | ||
| And on that note, my verse of the day is Hebrews 10, 25... | ||
| Hebrews 10.25, And let us not neglect our meeting together, as some people do, but encourage one another, especially now that the day of His return is drawing near. | ||
| That's from Hebrews 10.25, and it is so true. | ||
| We need to not only build our communities of encouragement in praying for one another and building each up with the Word of God, but also physically build our communities up. | ||
| Do you know your neighbors? | ||
| Do you know which neighbors you can trust? | ||
| Do you have the resources that you'll need if something should happen? | ||
| It's, you know, we can trust in God, but we can also work, right? | ||
| We can also do the work of making sure that we're prepared for the worst. | ||
| You know, I mean, for such a time as this. | ||
| Make sure that you're prepared. Make sure that you're healthy. | ||
| Make sure that you're stocked up on Infowarsstore.com supplements so that your health can be top priority. | ||
| Especially as we have so many poisons and toxins and everything thrown at us. | ||
| But I have a couple of guests today hoping to take some of your phone calls later. | ||
| We're going to cover the news of the day and happy to be here. | ||
| Thank you for having me. | ||
| Always a blessing when God leads me to sit in this seat and we'll see what is made of it. | ||
| I'll be right back after the break. | ||
| All right, welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| Christy Lee filling in today. | ||
| We have some exciting guests coming up. | ||
| We have someone that has been out there at the Asbury Revival and talks about the importance of dream interpretation coming up real soon. | ||
| And then in the second hour, Mike Hambrick, a veteran journalist, is going to join us. | ||
| He's the president of Save America's Freedom, and he is helping to uncover the conspiracy many of you are already aware of. | ||
| As far as the government's involvement with the assassination of MLK Jr. | ||
| But when I'm not here, I am busy working daily on shooting and editing daily headlines. | ||
| And I'm doing that with American Faith. | ||
| And so if you haven't had a chance to see it, you can see those every day, AmericanFaith.com. | ||
| And I'll go ahead and show you today's version so we can get right into today's headlines. | ||
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Here it is. Has the world frozen over? | |
| A fact checker actually gives a fair assessment on who's to blame or not to blame for the train derailment chemical catastrophe. | ||
| Learn how the record is being set straight in today's Daily Brief. | ||
| Plus, the lab leak theory is not only being legitimized, but even more alarming details are being uncovered. | ||
| D.C. Dems go all in on trying to benefit from open borders, learn how they're legalizing foreign interference in elections, and stolen gender, another example of how biological males are stealing wins in women's sports. | ||
| Starting today with exposing the train derailment twist, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and other leading Democrats have been hilariously trying to blame Trump for the ecological disaster in East Palestine, Ohio. | ||
| But now, even the left-leaning Washington Post shows how ludicrous that is. | ||
| Breitbart summarizes, WAPO reviews every possible regulatory change made under Trump and finds none contributed to the East Palestine train derailment. | ||
| This after Buttigieg was called out for falsely claiming that a proposed rule withdrawn in 2018 under the Trump administration had contributed to the train disaster in Ohio. | ||
| A member of Biden's own administration, NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy, called Buttigieg's claims misinformation. | ||
| The WAPO article also aptly points out the Biden administration has had two years to make any necessary changes to regulations. | ||
| And let's make sure we don't memory hole this coincidence. | ||
| A group of environmental scientists who all worked at the Center for Toxicology and Environmental Health were all killed in a plane crash on the way to Ohio. | ||
| They were headed to investigate a mysterious explosion at a Bedford, Ohio metal manufacturing plant, according to Summit News. | ||
| The explosion at the metal plant killed one person and injured at least 13. | ||
| The plant is located just about 70 miles northwest of East Palestine. | ||
| To make it even weirder, the plane took off from the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock, Arkansas. | ||
| Now that the U.S. Department of Energy has revised their assessment based on new intelligence to admit the lab leak theory is the most likely origin of the pandemic, more revelations continue to drip out. | ||
| Just the News reports Fauci discussed Chimera with Wuhan research collaborator in February 2020, an email suggests. | ||
| It undermines the argument denying COVID lab manipulation. | ||
| It certainly doesn't help that White House propagandist John Kirby seems to support gain of function research. | ||
| That there has to be legitimate scientific research into The sources or potential sources of pandemics so that we understand it so that we can prevent them and we can prevent them from happening obviously. | ||
| Chinese virologist Dr. | ||
| Li Men Yang says the U.S. has reached a milestone achievement in acknowledging the lab leak theory but says it was no accident. | ||
| It was not an accident. | ||
| And maybe for people who don't have this kind of biosafety lab three or four experience on coronavirus, maybe it's easy for them to accept the accident and lab leak. | ||
| However, I'm the scientist working in such lab using coronavirus, and I can tell you Based on the protocol and also the other surveillance system, it will be impossible for the lab leak accidentally happened in such lab and caused the Wuhan outbreak and also the pandemic. | ||
| So definitely now we just reached to the first step. | ||
| It was from China's lab and we need to pursue the truth of origin and we need to keep going on. | ||
| China officials say that certain parties should stop politicizing the origins of COVID after the U.S. Department of Energy assessment, according to Daily Wire. | ||
| The Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson announced that origins tracing of the virus should be referred back to a March 2021 report published by China and the World Health Organization officials, which concluded with an extremely unlikely verdict about the lab leak theory, which is convenient to Since the WHO was never given full access to truly investigate. | ||
| D.C. legalizes foreign interference in an election? | ||
| Sure seems that way. | ||
| This PAC review reports that the Washington, D.C. City Council has passed a bill into law allowing illegal immigrants and other non-citizens to vote. | ||
| The Democrat-run district even went so far as to allow foreign diplomats to cast a vote. | ||
| The GOP-led House pushed to block the D.C. law from taking effect, but the Democrat-run Senate let the clock expire without taking action. | ||
| The new law essentially confirms what many on the right have been saying for years about the Democratic Party's full-on embrace of open borders, that the party sees illegal immigrants as future voters who will strengthen their base. | ||
| Meanwhile, C-SPAN refused to broadcast a recent border hearing because DEMs were not coming, according to Town Hall. | ||
| They blame lack of resources and not having balanced representation for refusing to cover. | ||
| Which is strange because the network was able to cover a field hearing put on by Maxine Waters in 2019 when no Republicans were present. | ||
| And only four Democrats were at that hearing as opposed to 14 Republicans who were present for the Yuma hearing on the ongoing crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. | ||
| Stolen gender. | ||
| Men dressing up as women and demanding you see them as such are stealing the awards and accolades from women in athletic competitions. | ||
| Summit News reports 50-year-old Canadian Tiffany Newell transitioned into a woman in 2017 and began competing in women's sports in 2020 after claiming to have met world athletics guidelines on testosterone levels. | ||
| The transgender athlete has won four different female running competitions so far, this year alone, after smashing a women's 5,000-meter record last year. | ||
| The International Consortium on Women's Sports, a group demanding the protection of female competitions, reacted to a recent win tweeting, Why are you not protecting the integrity of the female category? | ||
| Why do you insist on showing such blatant sex discrimination? | ||
| Despite protests from trans activists, studies have consistently affirmed that trans identified male athletes retain a significant edge over their female counterparts, even after starting hormone therapy, reports Redux. | ||
| A poll conducted last summer found that only 28 percent of Americans support transgender athletes being allowed to compete in female sports tournaments. | ||
| So here's today's takeaways. | ||
| Even fake fact checkers concede Trump is not to blame for the Ohio train derailment chemical catastrophe. | ||
| We're getting closer to confirmation about the CCP's involvement in releasing a bioweapon. | ||
| D.C. Dems legalized foreign interference in elections, and male athletes continue to ruin women's sports, even though most of America doesn't support the infiltration. | ||
| To learn more, be sure to go to AmericanFaith.com and subscribe to our new newsletter. | ||
| For American Faith, I'm Christy Lee. | ||
| Alright, you can also go to my band.video page, of course, and whenever I have a chance, I make sure I post those daily briefs there as well, so you can all find it in the same place. | ||
| Band.video, I'm there with my page. | ||
| You can find those there. | ||
| Well, after the break, hopefully we'll be joined by John Redenbo, a dream interpreter, after this. | ||
| Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| This is Christy Lee guest hosting today. | ||
| Owen's taking care of some court stuff, like we said earlier, so continue to pray for him. | ||
| I have a couple guests today, news to cover. | ||
| We're going to see what we can get through. | ||
| I was talking most recently, he was just guest hosting Sunday Night Live on Sunday, and was talking a lot about this Asbury revival. | ||
| And it just so happened that I had a connection to someone that has been there, and also somebody that's working a lot with dream interpretation. | ||
| So John Redenbow, he is the We're good to go. | ||
| Funny connection here. | ||
| I've seen some of your videos, John, on YouTube and through emails that people send me. | ||
| Our viewers send me emails with links. | ||
| As time allows, I click on the links and I clicked on one of the links that a viewer had sent me of their roundup of information. | ||
| And there you were. I was like, oh, well, that's cool. | ||
| Because John and I actually were in a Bible study together back in Ohio like 10 to 15 years ago. | ||
| Now we both live in different states and here we are But I think that's the body of Christ, right? | ||
| We all find each other again, right? | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. So good to see what you're doing and all the stuff that you're doing with your reporting career and just really taking off, especially with the changes you've made lately. | ||
| It's awesome. Well, thank you so much. | ||
| I mean, it's been a wild ride, but I know it's been a wild ride for you as well. | ||
| You've been in all kinds of ventures since I've known you, but that's kind of how ambitious and dream-oriented people are, right? | ||
| We're just kind of like in everything and Seeing, where do you want me, God, right? | ||
| So before we get into your experience at Asbury Revival, I want you to tell me about your wild journey that led you to dream interpretation. | ||
| Well, yeah, it's crazy. | ||
| It started with a question that I had about a business project 17 years ago. | ||
| And a friend of mine said, why don't you just ask God and ask him to answer you in a dream? | ||
| And I was like, what? Like, you can do that? | ||
| And so I got five dreams that night that pointed me in a path, down a path, We're good to go. | ||
| But then God kept bringing it back over and over and over again. | ||
| And then I had the privilege of really interpreting some dreams of some major prophetic leaders. | ||
| And they were like, wow, you really got a gift. | ||
| And I was like, well, what did I do? | ||
| I've never taken a class. | ||
| I haven't read a book. But once I heard enough from some of my friends that They were like, no, you should really press into the dream thing. | ||
| Then I started studying the dreams in the Bible, and I started really digging in from a scriptural context of what did Joseph know? | ||
| What did Daniel know? How did they interpret dreams? | ||
| They didn't really use dream dictionaries. | ||
| They had much more of a value, even generationally, for dreams. | ||
| And so I started doing that and unpacking that, and then I've had the privilege of being connected with some people in government, some political leaders, military leaders that have asked Our advice on what certain things mean. | ||
| And particularly during 2019 and going into 2020, I had kind of shut down my finance company and my strategy consultancy just to focus full-time on dreams because I felt like I was leading me in that direction. | ||
| And I started asking the question, tell me the truth of the world. | ||
| And in the age of disinformation and propaganda and trying to figure out what is really going on, I've found that the dream life is one of the most powerful things that you can do because when God introduces you to a concept in a dream and then you study it, you know you're not going down some weird rabbit hole and wasting your time, that there's truth there that God wants you to uncover, which has led us down some incredible, ridiculously crazy rabbit holes, but has also allowed us to see things that were coming that we feel like nobody else really saw. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, when you first say it, like, what? | ||
| Like, somebody that can specialize in dream interpretation, it sounds like maybe kind of wonky out front. | ||
| But I mean, if you're a believer, like, why wouldn't there be? | ||
| I mean, with all of the dreams and the dream interpretation right there in the Bible, like, what, did those gifts disappear? | ||
| You know, of course not. So what is your method? | ||
| I mean, because I know a lot of folks would be like, I don't even remember my dreams, like, ever. | ||
| So what is the method here? | ||
| That's probably hard to summarize, but what can you tell me? | ||
| Well, I can tell you two methods. | ||
| One is how I capture my dreams. | ||
| And the first thing I do is when I go to sleep at night, a lot of times I'll ask out a question and I'll ask him to answer me in a dream. | ||
| We call it an RFI, a request for information. | ||
| It's a military or an intelligence term. | ||
| And we do this about people. | ||
| You meet somebody new and like it's a new business contact and you're like, I don't know if this will work out or not. | ||
| Ask out and ask them to answer you in a dream. | ||
| And sometimes you'll have a dream about somebody and then you'll know things are going to blow up or things are going to progress and work out. | ||
| And then that gives you the intelligence. | ||
| It's literally actionable intelligence to be able to run your life with. | ||
| So I turned my phone on airplane mode. | ||
| I shut down all my apps and And then when I wake up, the first thing I do is I open notes and then it gives me a time and date stamp and then I write the place where I'm at because times, dates, locations are important even in dreams. | ||
| And then I begin to type up the dream before I turn my phone on and get barraged with all the messages. | ||
| So that's what I suggest people do if you really want to focus on capturing your dreams. | ||
| But the way that we interpret them... | ||
| It's probably the most mature dream interpreter in the Bible was Joseph in the Old Testament when he interpreted the two dreams of Pharaoh. | ||
| That was a five-step process. | ||
| We didn't invent it. | ||
| We just merely observed it. | ||
| There's five things that Joseph did. | ||
| And so we teach that in a spirit, what we call spiritual intelligence mentorship. | ||
| And the reason why we don't call it dream interpretation is because we go so much deeper at such a different level than traditional dream interpretation. | ||
| We're not just at a base level. | ||
| It's not just, ah, it's mostly literal or this or that. | ||
| And when you're at a base level, you're not treating dreams like intelligence. | ||
| Like if you had a message from God that was handcrafted like a movie based on your past experiences, the movies you've watched, the things that are going on in the world, the books that you've read, places that you've lived, situations that you were familiar with, to tell you a secret decoded message every night, like wouldn't you want to know what it meant? | ||
| And so we take the time, a lot of times we'll write up reports on dreams, especially national level dreams that we feel are important for what God is saying about the nation, and present those to certain leaders, particularly leaders that have the opportunity to be able to act on the intelligence in them. | ||
| And is there ever any time that you wake up and you don't have a dream, or is this like an ongoing thing now, like every morning you know you had a dream and you're able to write something? | ||
| There are times that I don't have dreams or I don't remember. | ||
| But on the average, I have like between two to six dreams a night. | ||
| So I'm a pretty avid dreamer. | ||
| And I feel like part of that is And there's people that are in the listening audience today that are going to start dreaming because they've heard this conversation. | ||
| I don't know why it works that way, but it's like as you begin to turn your mind towards God and you ask Him to reveal things in dreams, He absolutely will. | ||
| And sometimes they'll just have one conversation with somebody. | ||
| You know, they're not taking a course, they're not reading a book, they're just having a conversation about dreams. | ||
| And then they'll text me two weeks later and they're like, I have dreamt every single night since we had that simple little conversation about dreams. | ||
| And so it's just kind of turning your ear, you know, seek the Lord while he may be found, call on him while he is near. | ||
| Well, he's very near to us in the night hour, and all of the distractions are shut down. | ||
| Well, if you intentionally shut them down, like you said, right, you do have to take some intentionality. | ||
| Can you point to any quick example of something that you felt like was a prophetic dream? | ||
| Yeah, we had a dream early on about March of 2020. | ||
| And it was a very strange dream that didn't mention a certain person in the dream. | ||
| But it was one of the Democratic contenders going into Super Tuesday. | ||
| And it was actually somebody that would have been a frontrunner against Biden. | ||
| And we got the intelligence in this dream that he would drop out of the race. | ||
| And I'm like, there is no way this guy is gonna drop out. | ||
| He's got a better shot than most of the people in the field of contention. | ||
| And so I didn't even really believe the intel, but the intel was clear. | ||
| As we went and we unpacked it, there's a whole story to how we get to that conclusion, but it's pretty incredible. | ||
| And sure enough, about seven weeks later, The guy has a medical issue and he drops out of the race. | ||
| And I don't think there's anybody that understood politics, particularly on the Democratic side, that would have ever thought this guy would quit. | ||
| Wow, that's pretty remarkable. You can tell me more about that when we get back from the break. | ||
| We also want to hear about your experience at the Asbury Revival. | ||
| Been talking about that. And so we'll hear that when we return. | ||
| And we're back. | ||
| It's Christy Lee here, guest hosting The War Room today. | ||
| I'm on with John Redenboe. | ||
| He is the director of the Spiritual Intelligence Service, specializing in dream interpretation. | ||
| He got to spend some time at the Asbury Revival. | ||
| And John, you said that you got there maybe like a week after it started? | ||
| So it started the 8th, which was a Wednesday. | ||
| I got there the following Thursday at about 8pm at night. | ||
| And man, it was incredible. | ||
| The atmosphere in Hughes Auditorium was just, you could feel the thick, tangible presence of God. | ||
| The singing was amazing. | ||
| The place was absolutely packed out. | ||
| Of course, there were lines of people outside standing in the rain, standing in the cold, just hungry people coming from all over the place. | ||
| And then I stayed Friday as well. | ||
| I went up there for what I thought was going to be two days. | ||
| And then I ended up staying Friday and I was... | ||
| Hughes Chapel most of the day, Hughes Auditorium, and it was just absolutely incredible. | ||
| And I just was in that place like so many Americans are right now, Christy, where they | ||
| just need a touch from God. | ||
| You know, they just need to be refreshed. | ||
| They need to know things are going to be okay. | ||
| There's a lot of transition and a lot of strange things happening. | ||
| And so I'm like, it's only four hours from me. | ||
| I'm going to drive up there. | ||
| And I debated about it. | ||
| I'm so glad I went. | ||
| But after Friday, I was like, well, man, I've been in there for a good amount of time. | ||
| I don't want to take an opportunity for somebody else. | ||
| But I was like, God, I wish there was a way that I could serve. | ||
| And I actually had a friend back from Toledo, Ohio, text me and say, hey, I'm here with some alumni and we need help on the prayer team. | ||
| But, you know, somebody has to know who you are. | ||
| We know who you are. Would you like to be part of the prayer team? | ||
| And I'm like, yeah, that'd be amazing. | ||
| And so I spent the next four, five, six nights, however many nights I was there, just praying for people, a lot of Gen Z people, a lot of people coming in from all over. | ||
| And in between, just talking to people out front, having a lot of conversations, talk to some of the faculty and staff of the university, and just an incredible... | ||
| I spent a week and a half up there. | ||
| I just got back last night. | ||
| Well, it's great to hear, and it's great to hear that not only are people coming from, not even from this country, they're coming into this revival from other countries, but it sounds like it is spreading across the country. | ||
| The only frame of reference I have in my lifetime of something that felt like this was after 9-11, which is crazy because I know you were involved a bit in that cleanup as well, but after 9-11, the passion of the Christ came out and I felt like we had a bit of a revival then. | ||
| And it was in these circumstances where people were confused and they were sad and they were coming together. | ||
| And I hope that that's the case here and that this will only continue to grow. | ||
| But as these things, as happens, you do hear rumblings of like, oh, there was infiltration or this isn't what it seems like it is. | ||
| But you were on the ground there. | ||
| So can you speak to those rumblings? | ||
| Yeah, I was on the ground there and I heard some people that have come out and said, you know, different government organizations tried to shut it down and this and that. | ||
| And I actually was able to have conversations with some of the top faculty and staff at the university and said, hey, I heard this, you know, and they kind of laughed and they said, no, there's a lot that's happening. | ||
| But... They were in the midst of probably the worst firestorm that they've ever had. | ||
| I mean, Wilmore is a town of 6,000 people. | ||
| They had at least, I would say at least, 20,000 people show up on Saturday. | ||
| People don't think about stuff, but the sewers alone, they had to shut down buildings because the sewage system wasn't working. | ||
| They didn't plan for this. | ||
| This wasn't something that they said, why? | ||
| Let's do this and let's do that. | ||
| It literally started at a student chapel where most everybody left and 19 students stayed inside Hughes Auditorium. | ||
| And started talking to one another and just felt like they needed to hover for a minute. | ||
| My understanding is first a girl got up and said, I just feel like I need to come clean and repent of a few things. | ||
| And then there was a guy that got up and did the same thing. | ||
| And they just, I think they just kept playing the music or they started the music again. | ||
| And so people started texting their friends, hey, we're still on the chapel. | ||
| And chapel is usually starts at 10 a.m. | ||
| It's usually 50 minutes in my understanding. | ||
| And so they started texting one another and more and more students started showing up. | ||
| And even at three in the afternoon, people are hearing about it and they're coming out of classes and they're going back to Q's Auditorium. | ||
| Like, what the heck is going on? | ||
| By what I heard from talking with, like, I met the campus pastor's wife, Jennifer, and I met some other just incredible people that were, you know, VPs of the faculty and the staff there and even had the opportunity several times to talk to the president of the university. | ||
| And just hearing that You know, when something like this happens at first, it's like, well, what do you do? | ||
| And so they just let it go. | ||
| And they, you know, they were in there for like 120 hours. | ||
| They spent like three or four days just kind of hanging out. | ||
| People would order pizza. And, you know, if you had to leave and go to sleep or whatever, but most people just didn't want to leave. | ||
| And so that's where it started. | ||
| Say again? No, go ahead. | ||
| Sorry. Yeah, it's like when you have a really, really good worship service at church, but kind of on steroids, and the presence of God shows up. | ||
| And it's like, what would we do if we just didn't have announcements? | ||
| If we didn't feel like the speaker has to get up and speak, and I got to get my 20 minutes in, and we got to dismiss at noon. | ||
| And they just really get, I mean, hats off to the faculty and staff there. | ||
| The leadership of this thing, by what I've seen, did an excellent job of stewarding this very, very well. | ||
| And they gave space to the presence of God and said, well, what would happen if we just didn't end chapel? | ||
| And so, like I said, it went on for like three, four, five days, and then other people started hearing about it, and then people started showing up, and then, of course, it culminated in, I got there Thursday, that Saturday, I met people from Africa, people that sold their cars in Chile to come out here and to stay. | ||
| He couldn't speak the language, didn't even know where they were going to stay, had to get there. | ||
| I met a pastor that I prayed with from England who's originally from India. | ||
| I met people from Miramar and Burma and literally all over the world. | ||
| I met a... We're good to go. | ||
| Man, I gotta go. So he flies back from Africa to Wilmore to attend the event to just be like, man, I gotta soak this up. | ||
| And there were so many people that just wanted to take it back. | ||
| We prayed over a bunch of people that wanted to take it to their university. | ||
| And the last count I heard, I think there was 210 different colleges and universities all over America that were represented. | ||
| That showed up. That's amazing and I hope that it does continue to spread because it's definitely well needed and I believe these younger folks are starving for something because they're constantly told they don't need anything but they don't feel full, right? | ||
| They're seeking. And this isn't the first time it's happened there at the college, but it does sound like it's the longest running. | ||
| But back to your dreams, because we now have about two minutes left. | ||
| Now, for the dreams, you can help train people or, like, coach them to interpret their own dreams as well as provide a service to folks, or how does that work? | ||
| Yeah, the biggest thing that we do is we train people. | ||
| We mentor people in what we call spiritual intelligence. | ||
| We also have a dreams course. | ||
| So if they just kind of want to dip their toe in, they can take the dreams course. | ||
| We just launched a new course called Love and Dreams, where we talk about what do you do in your dream about your ex? | ||
| Does that mean you get back together with them? | ||
| Or what about this? What if you feel God is revealing your spouse in a dream? | ||
| Like some deep questions that I unpack with a heart-healing friend of mine. | ||
| And then we have the dreams course. | ||
| But then the spiritual intelligence is where we really get in deep, where we start People that have dreams about historical stuff like the life of JFK or Abraham Lincoln. | ||
| Like, how do you even begin to know what those symbols mean or unpack them? | ||
| And so we show people how to do research and we show people how to put a dossier together. | ||
| We show people how to brief leaders. | ||
| And I've had the privilege of sharing with some top CEOs in America and even some governmental leaders some questions that they had, either some dreams that they had or they said, hey, do you know anything about what's going on in China right now or in this situation or in that situation? | ||
| We're like, yeah, we're Actually following a stream of dreams on what's happening in international affairs or different subjects that we study. | ||
| So when you say you're following a stream, are you starting to compile files or downloads, like true human downloads? | ||
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Absolutely. Wow, that's amazing. | |
| Thousands of dreams that people have sent us. | ||
| And so there was a time about a year or two ago where five different known prophetic voices were having dreams about the Liberty Bell. | ||
| And most of the time, those guys know each other, but they don't want to hear what everybody else is saying because they want to get the pure stream from God. | ||
| And so what we do is we listen to what everybody's saying. | ||
| We're like, hey, what if we got these five dreams together and put together a dossier on the history of the Liberty Bell, what God is saying with this symbol and what he's saying now, and put it in the hands of a few of these leaders. | ||
| That's really cool. Well, we are out of time, but John Redenboe, if you would like to learn more, go to spiritualintel.com, right, John? | ||
| Yes, and probably the best place to get a hold of me is Dream Life Decoded at YouTube. | ||
| Dream Life Decoded on YouTube. | ||
| All right. Well, thank you so much. | ||
| And, you know, start writing down your dreams, folks. | ||
| Could mean something. We'll be back after this. | ||
| Alright, heading into the second hour of The War Room, this is Christy Lee guest hosting today. | ||
| Thanks for being here. | ||
| We have another interview coming up. | ||
| We're trying to get connected with him now. | ||
| He's a veteran journalist, so obviously always interested in talking to someone who's worked in so many markets about their perception of where journalism is going, and he's going to talk about exposing a deeper dive into what truly happened with MLK Jr. | ||
| and the government's involvement with his assassination. | ||
| So that's coming up. | ||
| But working off of my daily brief that I had earlier in the show of just the top headlines, | ||
| it did touch upon Washington DC Council approving and basically passing this law that illegal | ||
| immigrants can now vote, and even federal diplomats. | ||
| It doesn't even sound real that they would effort to do this, to pass a bill that would | ||
| allow illegal aliens and all this. | ||
| But we knew that was part of their plan, but it's just different when you see it, black and white writing, that it's happened, that they passed a bill to allow this to happen. | ||
| And it really exposed that, no, it's not a conspiracy theory. | ||
| These folks want to bring in more people and want to influence the elections, literal foreign interference in elections, just out in the open for everyone to see, that they want to approve that and put a stamp of approval on it, legalize it. | ||
| It's just like, how is this even real? | ||
| How is this even lawful? | ||
| But they get away with it one way or another. | ||
| But we continue to suffer and hopefully people's eyes will be | ||
| opened how we continue to suffer from those open borders. | ||
| Sure, they might get a little leg up on extra votes, which they | ||
| could probably cheat their way to have anyway. | ||
| But here's just another fake person that they can put it on. | ||
| But the rest of us, I mean, this is literally killing people. | ||
| I mean, with the borders as open as they are, you have fentanyl coming in at the highest levels, and people are dying. | ||
| And, you know, now we have, from Breitbart, feds arrest UPS drivers on cocaine trafficking charges in South Texas. | ||
| So at least two UPS drivers and other men are facing those drug charges. | ||
| The U.S., Attorney's office announced the arrest of five men in connection with a multi-count indictment, accusing them of drug conspiracy and possession charges. | ||
| So here's one way they might be bringing it in. | ||
| It's believed the UPS drivers would use their day jobs to hide their alleged trafficking activities. | ||
| So they were printing labels, getting those cocaine bricks up in the UPS van, and everything. | ||
| And here's just another example of how open borders... | ||
| Promotes this and then ultimately is responsible for killing so many people with all these fentanyl and other drugs coming in. | ||
| So the other story I touched upon in the Daily Brief was this whole East Palestine disaster. | ||
| And you always have government officials that are trying to spin stories. | ||
| And it was just hilarious that Pete Buttigieg was trying to pin this on President Trump like this was Trump's fault. | ||
| Oh, like two years ago, this is what caused this to happen. | ||
| But they usually have the media to back them up on this and to put their stamp of approval | ||
| on these spins. | ||
| But in this case, for whatever reason, I guess it was just so ludicrous that the Washington | ||
| Post had to fact check and admit that all of these claims are nonsense. | ||
| American Greatness sums it up for us, says five ways the train wreck revealed the train | ||
| wreck. | ||
| And basically it gives, one, it revealed that Democrats don't care. | ||
| They waited weeks to come. | ||
| Biden was too busy heading to Ukraine, promising more money to Ukraine while completely ignoring his own citizens. | ||
| That we don't even know how bad this is. | ||
| Like, this is so bad, what happened in East Palestine. | ||
| And some of us may have to suffer from it as well as the toxins spread. | ||
| That they were caught lying about Trump, everything that they said about regulations that he took away, they now have to admit it had nothing to do with that. | ||
| I mean, never mind that even if it did, they had two years to fix supposed lack of regulation and they didn't. | ||
| It exposed the fakeness of modern environmentalism. | ||
| They care about carbon, something natural, but ignore vinyl chloride that has killed like 45,000 different animals. | ||
| Where's the outrage? | ||
| More on that after this, and hopefully we'll be connected with our guest. | ||
| Thanks for being with us. | ||
| See you after the break. Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| Christy Lee, reformed former propagandist for the corporate-controlled media. | ||
| That's one of the reasons I'm so excited about my next guest, is because he's lived in that world, too. | ||
| Veteran journalist, now president of Save America's Freedom, and author of Memphis Rock DJ, uncovers conspiracy behind MLK Jr. | ||
| assassination. He's worked as an anchor, reporter, and TV correspondent in major markets ranging from Dallas to Washington, D.C., produced, hosted, and syndicated two national radio programs. | ||
| And now we're just going to dig into the state of journalism today and also what he has helped uncover about the conspiracy behind MLK Jr. | ||
| assassination. Thanks for coming on with me, Mike Hambrick. | ||
| Christy, it's good to be with you. | ||
| Thanks for having me on. | ||
| So you're no stranger to having worked for the man, if you will, like worked in the system as a news anchor and in these major markets. | ||
| So your experience is a little bit different and in different times than mine. | ||
| So what have you noticed just right off the bat? | ||
| What did you notice then and now in terms of how traditional journalism abides or doesn't abide by the tenets of journalism? | ||
| Well, I think, if I might, I think they've been the tenets, the values of true journalism have been thrown out the window by and large. | ||
| However, back in most of my career, and this will date me some, but that's okay, I was working when there was no Fox News. | ||
| I was working when there was Fox News and CNN, but a good portion of my career and before the internet. | ||
| We didn't really have anything to measure what was being reported to us. | ||
| We just thought it was grounded in truth, that there was no bias, because we didn't have a conservative voice, certainly on a national scale, to compare the news that was being given to us by. | ||
| So we just assumed that Walter Cronkite and Brinkley and Huntley and the rest were credible people, and we all gathered around the TV station at 6 o'clock, as a homogenized society at the time, and said, okay, that's the way it is, as Cronkite would say. | ||
| So we didn't have anything to measure it by. | ||
| Now today, I think it's gone, you know, there's a lot of Information that is distorted, I think, on both sides of the political spectrum. | ||
| And I think that's a disservice to people as well. | ||
| And what is being viewed or interpreted or taken as news is oftentimes opinion. | ||
| And opinion's okay. You just don't want to meld the two. | ||
| You don't want to blur the lines there, I don't think. | ||
| But certainly I think that is done, if not by On purpose, I think it's viewed sometimes and heard by the listener and the viewer as one and the same. | ||
| And there should be, I think, a real clarification and a distinction That is pretty clear of the difference between news and opinion. | ||
| Absolutely, Mike. And here's the thing that I have struggled with as someone that was a news anchor for so many years is suddenly I was being asked to share my opinion when I went into independent journalism. | ||
| And it's kind of been a little bit of a... | ||
| I mean, it was hard, it was uncomfortable, because I'm like, I'm not used to being able | ||
| to share my opinion. | ||
| But at the same time, when you have such a corrupt, traditional news system, that the supposed legacy media | ||
| supposedly not sharing opinion when they are, they're very latently taking a side, | ||
| I have found myself needing to share the other side or elevate the other side in order to bring | ||
| that overall goal of balance. | ||
| And that's kind of how I've like made sense of it all. | ||
| Well, I'm elevating this side for the ultimate goal of balance. | ||
| Now, it's interesting what you said about social media and basically before news wasn't really able | ||
| to be challenged like it is today, because you didn't have these alternative sources. | ||
| And just reflecting on that, it's interesting that one of the major tenets of journalism | ||
| was to hold the government accountable, to be another check and balance of the government. | ||
| And now we have journalism that is like parroting or reading off press releases for the government. | ||
| And so now you have alternative media that's almost come in to serve as a check and balance | ||
| for traditional media. | ||
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Would that be a fair assessment? I think that's fair. | |
| I'm not sure they're always successful at that, but I think that's what they intend to do. | ||
| But I think it speaks, Christy, to a much larger problem. | ||
| I do think that So-called mainstream media is really a megaphone, as it's often said, for the establishment, for the progressive left, what I now call socialism. | ||
| I, like you, had a difficult time being in mainstream media newsrooms and being pretty much the only conservative there. | ||
| It was a little rugged. | ||
| But it speaks to a larger problem. | ||
| And I think that, and it kind of comes full circle in the book Memphis that I wrote, which is fiction, but it's fiction based on fact. | ||
| It's historical fiction. | ||
| And the idea that our government can take people off the board that they don't agree with. | ||
| And that happened, there were four significant assassinations in the 1960s. | ||
| JFK, John F. Kennedy, President, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., and Robert Kennedy as well. | ||
| And they all had a lot of things in common going against the establishment at the time, what we would call the deep state today. | ||
| They all had several things in common. | ||
| They were all very eloquent speakers, orators. | ||
| They could move public opinion in big chunks, in swaths of people. | ||
| The single thing that they had in common that I think led to their demise, their assassinations, was the opposition to the Vietnam War at the time, which was raging at the time. | ||
| John F. Kennedy was also contemplating dismantling the CIA and because of the debacle on the | ||
| invasion and the planning of the invasion of Cuba, the establishment, the deep state, | ||
| wasn't called the deep state at the time, it is today of course, would have none of that. | ||
| Martin Luther King Jr. came. | ||
| came out vociferously in opposition and basically eviscerated the establishment, the government at the time, in his famous speech at the Riverside Baptist Church in New York on April 4, 1967, one year before he was assassinated in Memphis. | ||
| And it was the military industrial, follow the money, the military industrial complex did not want that war to end. | ||
| It was producing too much money. | ||
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War makes money. That sounds familiar right now. | |
| Yes, it does. And history, unless we learn from it, repeats itself. | ||
| But that speaks to a larger problem that I think I've identified as have others, and it was one of the main reasons behind writing this book, but also establishing the Save America's Freedom Foundation, is that as a journalist and as someone involved in what goes on in our country and around the world, I was observing, sometimes very closely, Why were these things that were going against our government, going against traditional America, going against the Constitution, going against the Judeo-Christian values of America? | ||
| Why was that happening? | ||
| And I did a lot of research and I came to the conclusion that it wasn't happenstance. | ||
| These things just don't pop up. | ||
| This effort, as I have identified it, And I do think it was a socialist revolution that began in earnest in 1902 in this country by some very smart, capable, dedicated And very clever people that knew that they couldn't come in and do a European or a South American type coup d'etat, a bloody revolution and nationalized businesses. | ||
| They knew they couldn't do that in America. | ||
| So they became very patient and they have executed a socialist takeover of this country. | ||
| If you check the boxes of what is socialism today, America qualifies in a large degree. | ||
| And as I say, they decided that they would have to do this politically and culturally and socially very, very patiently over a period of 120-some-odd seven years. | ||
| And I think they have succeeded to the point to where I think today we need to face that problem, admit that that has happened. | ||
| All right, Mike, we have to go to break, but we're going to hear more from you later after this. | ||
| Alright, welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| We're talking to Mike Hambrick, a veteran journalist, president of Save America's Freedom, and author of Memphis Rock DJ, uncovers conspiracy behind MLK Jr. | ||
| assassination. So before the break, sorry I went to break so sloppily, I cut you off. | ||
| But before the break, we were talking about the deep state before we even knew it. | ||
| Under that title of deep state and how it's been a slow process. | ||
| And so I was thinking with that being a slow patient process of them trying to introduce us to socialism, what kind of process did you go through to really start being interested in this and to write a book that you said is fiction but has all this truth mixed in? | ||
| Well, it wasn't an evolutionary process. | ||
| As I say, as a journalist and being involved in the fray, I kept seeing all these symptoms of what was going on when I came to identify as symptoms and identified the disease. | ||
| They were symptoms of socialism. | ||
| They weren't just, they didn't just pop up serendipity. | ||
| It was planned. | ||
| It's all part of a very well thought out plan They took control of all levers of power and influence in the country, the socialists have in America. | ||
| They've taken control of education. | ||
| They've taken control of news and information. | ||
| They've taken control of culture. | ||
| It is said those who control the image of culture, control culture, certainly, broadly speaking, New York and Los Angeles, now Atlanta, define the culture of this country. | ||
| The education system, we've been Dumbed down and have not been taught American exceptionalism. | ||
| To the contrary, students are being taught that all Americans, the founders of this wonderful experiment of freedom in America, were oppressors and that they were all of the negative things that you can bring about to think that was not good. | ||
| They marginalized and demonized and ridiculed The greatest thing that's happened on the planet since the birth of Jesus Christ, which is Western civilization. | ||
| And America is the leading, guiding light in that regard. | ||
| And it's under threat. | ||
| And as I said before, it began back in... | ||
| I traced it back to 1902. | ||
| Now, full circle coming around why I wrote Memphis. | ||
| It is fiction, and you don't write fiction without it being semi-autobiographical, and this certainly is. | ||
| But it pointed to the fact that the government can and has and will do whatever is necessary by their determination to maintain the status quo. | ||
| And in reality, Christy, it doesn't matter, if you look back over the years, it doesn't matter who's been in control of the White House or in Congress, Republicans or Democrats, liberals or conservatives. | ||
| We have gotten to this point where we have lost control, the people have lost control of this country. | ||
| The constitutional freedoms have been certainly under threat and many have been obliterated. | ||
| And these people are activists. | ||
| They continue to do it day after day after day, nonstop, 24-7, 365. | ||
| They're always at it. | ||
| And they've used the idea of what conservatives have always had as kind of a laissez-faire attitude that you live your life, I live mine, I do right, I'll do good, I'll work, I'll pay my taxes, and I'll put my kids through college. | ||
| All the while, the activists are over there undermining the very underpinnings of that whole culture and the concept of freedom. | ||
| And I believe they succeeded. | ||
| And we have to, those of us who value Judeo-Christian values and the Constitution and freedom and everything that America represents, we have to admit that that has happened. | ||
| The first step in solving a problem is to admit there is a problem. | ||
| And I think we have to admit that, and it's gotten to a degree that if we don't do something, we're so far generations behind the eight ball on this, that we have to get the same activist attitude, the same fervor that the socialists have had through the years. | ||
| Kids are not taught what socialism has really done historically in colleges and universities and in high schools as well. | ||
| You don't have to look very far back in the 20th century to see that those isms, communism, socialism, fascism, whatever you want to call it, ultimately ended up in a tyrannical government. | ||
| But also, 100 million people, it's estimated, died as a result of those isms in the 20th century. | ||
| That's what socialism does. | ||
| It doesn't work, it's never worked, and it's only destructive. | ||
| But the idea, especially to younger folks, that Oh, we're gonna achieve utopia. | ||
| Everything is gonna be perfect. | ||
| We're gonna make the world a perfect place. | ||
| Well, that's great slogans and bumper stickers and reasons to gather and protest and shout it out. | ||
| Conservatives are over here saying, Well, wait a minute. | ||
| Let's pause. We've got some things we want to keep here. | ||
| We need to look at this in a more sober manner. | ||
| Well, that doesn't appeal to people who really want to get out there and get something done. | ||
| However, I think what we have to say and the impact of what we have is far better. | ||
| It's a beautiful thing. | ||
| It can really resonate with people, but we have to be as fervent in our effort As the enemy has been for the last 127 years in order to engage people into the fight for the freedom, for the salvation, for the continuation of this experiment in freedom in America. | ||
| But like you said, those people that were resisting the government, that were trying to fight back, like, well, you said, like Martin Luther King Jr., JFK resisting the money machine of the war. | ||
| I mean, they found themselves killed. | ||
| And would you say that there's been enough uncovered about that to eventually hold the people responsible, accountable? | ||
| And what about all of the documents that have not been released that were supposed to be? | ||
| Well, one of the basic tenets of socialism, communism, fascism, is the control of information. | ||
| Controlling what citizens do and do not hear, learn, and know. | ||
| And recently, President Biden did not release, even though they were declassified, all of the documents available on the assassination of John F. Kennedy. | ||
| I think there's a reason for that. | ||
| They don't want us to know what happened. | ||
| I mean, it's obvious. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out. | ||
| That's what they do. | ||
| They control information. | ||
| And, you know, they put it on the shelf and say, okay, the news cycle will pass. | ||
| There are going to be other things. They're going to run other things up the pop chart for the news of the day. | ||
| Symptoms of the disease, if you will, that we concentrate on in the media. | ||
| I think to our detriment, but we still continue to do that. | ||
| And they know that it's going to go away and the next crisis or the next... | ||
| Controversy or something will take its place in the news cycle and it'll be forgotten. | ||
| And pretty much it has. | ||
| You know, people go on and live their lives and assimilate and they don't worry about it. | ||
| And that's what they're counting on. | ||
| We advocate a lot of our freedoms away. | ||
| We're not activists. | ||
| We're not really into the fight Because I don't think we want to accept. | ||
| I think that that's because, you know, our side resists the term even activist because it has a bad annotation now. | ||
| But I want to finish up with you. | ||
| If you don't mind staying a little bit longer, I really want to dig into some of the evidence that you've gathered. | ||
| And we'll be back right after this. | ||
| Welcome back to the War Room, Christy Lee. | ||
| And today you can find me at klim.news, klim.news. | ||
| Or, of course, right on infowars.com. | ||
| I have a band.video page there. | ||
| You can see some of my interviews and work there. | ||
| But we've been talking to a much, even more, way more. | ||
| Interesting person, Mike Hambrick, a veteran journalist who knows the drill when it comes to a lot of the topics that I talk about, what's happening in America, how journalism has changed, and fascinating conversation. | ||
| But Mike, I did want to get more into your work and uncovering what happened with MLK Jr. | ||
| and JFK Jr. | ||
| and the actual evidence that exists. | ||
| So you've already pointed to, okay, certainly there was motivation there. | ||
| But what do you think? | ||
| I mean, and that would be hard to summarize everything. | ||
| So what do you think is like maybe the most compelling or one of the most compelling things that you think has been uncovered as far as government involvement in those cases? | ||
| Well, I think what was significant about these assassinations, and particularly Martin Luther King Jr., That the effort to assassinate him, the successful effort to assassinate him, brought together some very disparate groups of people and individuals that ordinarily would not be associated with each other. | ||
| It's kind of the enemy of my enemy is my friend. | ||
| And all of these groups and individuals had their own reasons to take Martin Luther King off the board. | ||
| And they came together over that effort. | ||
| And I'm speaking, I think it went all the way to the office of the presidency of Lyndon Johnson. | ||
| Certainly, J. Edgar Hoover at the FBI was kind of the coordinator and the leader of this assassination attempt. | ||
| You mean the FBI was dirty then, too? | ||
| No way. Oh, yeah. | ||
| Oh, yeah. Yeah. Power corrupts absolutely. | ||
| He pulled the strings on it. | ||
| But the CIA was involved in it. | ||
| The military-industrial complex was involved in it. | ||
| The Dixie Mafia that was operating in the 13 states of the South at the time very actively was involved in it. | ||
| The Klan, the KKK, was involved in it. | ||
| The racist city government of Memphis at the time was involved in it. | ||
| Certain members of the Memphis Police Department were involved in it, and Carlos Marcello's mafia in New Orleans was involved in this effort. | ||
| Now, let me pause you right there, because once you start saying that all of these groups were involved, the biggest argument that you get of people that are being like, that's a conspiracy theory, is because you've just listed off so many groups and so many people that would have been involved in this effort, how on earth wouldn't it have just been exposed instantly? | ||
| Because they controlled the information. | ||
| And also, you have to rewind the tape, Christy, to 1968. | ||
| We had three newscasts, you know, three TV stations. | ||
| And we had radio. | ||
| We didn't have the internet. | ||
| We didn't have citizen journalism. | ||
| We didn't have the 24-hour news cycle. | ||
| We didn't have people digging and doing things constantly, 24 hours a day. | ||
| You know, pretty much every second of our life is videoed, or it certainly is, the potential for it being video recorded and audio recorded is there. | ||
| We didn't have any of that. | ||
| So they were pretty much, they operated with impunity because they knew that they were in control. | ||
| They knew they had, they controlled the levers of power. | ||
| Plus, They didn't have anybody that they were working with that was opposed to what they were doing. | ||
| You have to rewind the tape to the 1960s and how prevalent racism was in America, and it's one of the black spots in our country's history. | ||
| We have grown and moved past that, but it was a reality, and it was certainly a reality in the 1960s. | ||
| Cities were burning in America. | ||
| Riots, people were being killed, property destroyed as a result of the civil rights movement. | ||
| J. Edgar Hoover labeled Martin Luther King publicly. | ||
| As the single most dangerous African-American, black man, negro, colored person, using the vernacular of the time, in America. | ||
| And that he was a communist. | ||
| He labeled him as a communist outright. | ||
| So you have to understand that there were a lot of folks in America that were not opposed to this happening. | ||
| And as I say, they all had their own reasons for it, but... | ||
| They all came together over that single reason was to eliminate, for their own reasons, to eliminate Martin Luther King Jr. | ||
| And before she passed, Coretta Scott King, MLK Jr.'s widow, openly and publicly said that she knew that James Earl Ray was not the shooter, and she openly and publicly said that it was a conspiracy that led to the death of her husband at the highest level. | ||
| Through the years, and I did this research, and I've been helped along in this process by some very dedicated people who, over the years, did not give up doing their investigative work and research. | ||
| And people have come forward that were around when that went on, when that happened. | ||
| In the very homes of the people of the Dixie Mafia and the Klan, Who witnessed what their parents did and accompanied their parents on some of these meetings. | ||
| For example, I don't know how much time you have, and I don't have any short stories, but one of the key things that happened was J. Edgar Hoover mandated that his department, his second in command, Deputy Director Tolson, Find a Patsy. | ||
| And he laid out what the requirements for that Patsy, what it should be. | ||
| And one of them was he should be a criminal. | ||
| He should be in prison. Not really violent, not overly smart, probably not a high IQ, and was malleable, could be manipulated. | ||
| And well, they found this person, and it has to be a prison warden that will go along with it. | ||
| Well, they paid the warden of the Missouri State Prison in Jefferson City, Missouri, $25,000, to set up the so-called escape Of James Earl Ray. | ||
| It was not an escape. | ||
| They planned that and allowed it to happen. | ||
| And when he was out of prison, the CIA operated him. | ||
| They controlled him for a year. | ||
| Moved him all over this country, in different places, into Mexico, back and forth across the country, in the south, in Los Angeles, in Canada. | ||
| They moved him around in a lot of different places. | ||
| Under the guise, their thing was, That he was going to be part of a gun smuggling operation and that he would make a lot of money and that they would get him out of the country, establish a new identity and send him to a country that doesn't have extradition. | ||
| The United States doesn't have extradition. | ||
| So that was the plan, and that was what James Earl Ray was promised. | ||
| So he fell right in line with that, but all the time, they used this too. | ||
| He thought he was an escaped inmate that the law was looking for. | ||
| Well, they really weren't. | ||
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Yeah, exactly. We're done... | |
| Sorry, we're down to like a minute, but is this kind of in your fictional book as well, The Memphis Rock DJ Uncovers Conspiracy Behind MLK Jr. | ||
| Assassination, that book? Yes, it is. | ||
| Is that fictionally touched upon? | ||
| Where can people get that book? Thank you for asking that. | ||
| You can go to hambrickmedia.com, hambrickmedia.com, or it's published by BookBaby. | ||
| You can go to bookbaby.com and search... | ||
| Memphis. But the best place to go is hambrickmedia.com. | ||
| There's a video there, a little bit more history on me and about the book. | ||
| Yeah, because these are not short stories. | ||
| 40 seconds left. | ||
| Is this why they wouldn't be able to get away with assassinating Trump? | ||
| Is it because people would be on to them better than they were at that time? | ||
| I think that they have... | ||
| I'm not so sure about that. | ||
| I think that maybe the idea is that they can... | ||
| They can accomplish what they want to accomplish by other means. | ||
| Now, and I think, you know, character assassination, destruction, marginalizing, ridiculing, and undermining the credibility of a person, I mean, their past master is at it. | ||
| So they don't necessarily have to assassinate you. | ||
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Actually do it. Wow, this has been an amazing conversation. | |
| Thank you, Mike Hambrick. Make sure you go and check out hambrickmedia.com for more on this story. | ||
| Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| Christy Lee here. | ||
| What a wonderful interview we had. | ||
| Going to have to have him back on sometime. | ||
| Mike Hambrick, veteran journalist. | ||
| And lots of insights on the deep state before we even knew it as the deep state. | ||
| Well, I am going to finish just kind of going through some news that I had and some news and some videos I had set aside. | ||
| But I wanted to throw out there that if you would like to call in, you can call 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| You can talk to me about the interview we just had. | ||
| You can talk to me about the revival. | ||
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You can just call and chat with me. | |
| But just call 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Let me know anything I should be looking into or knowing about. | ||
| But we'll open the phone lines and I can start weaving in some phone calls for the last hour. | ||
| How about that? All right. | ||
| So I was talking before we talked to Mike Hambrick. | ||
| I was talking about how this whole East Palestine nonsense that's going on and how it really has, if nothing else, Given exposure to the hypocrisy and the lack of care and the double standard with environmentalists and the left. | ||
| And it's awful, though, that it takes things like this that affect people's lives that could literally kill people. | ||
| People are suffering right now because they're continuing to try and cover up what's happening there in Ohio. | ||
| It's sad that it takes these things to really open people's eyes to what's going on and the idiocy of it all. | ||
| But, you know, continue to pray for those people in Ohio. | ||
| I'm from Ohio, not from that part. | ||
| I'm from Northwest Ohio, but certainly know a lot of other reporters that are covering it. | ||
| I mean, kudos also to the people that have went there and tried to cover what's going on there, because all I can think of when I see reporters on the ground talking or showing these things is like, oh my gosh, what is this doing to them? | ||
| What is going to show up in these reporters later? | ||
| So I guess it's one of those things where I kind of had a pull to go, but I'm like, no, I can't. | ||
| I'm a mom. I'm not trying to mess with my own health to cover a story, but kudos to them for doing so. | ||
| Yeah. One of the things that was really exposed were, you know, people like Joy Behar who are like, oh, well, they voted for this. | ||
| I mean, they have no compassion. | ||
| But kudos to this CNN guest who I was just, like, wanting to applaud after seeing this. | ||
| She really sticks it to him with this attitude of, like, how can you have this level of a lack of humanity? | ||
| So let's check out that clip number four. | ||
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And just one more point. For the neoliberals who say that the residents of that area deserve what they are getting because they voted for President Donald J. Trump is abhorrent. | |
| This is about poverty. | ||
| This is about poor working class white people who are enduring some of the same things that poor working class black people endure, whether it's Flint, Cleveland, or Jackson, Mississippi. | ||
| And so I want to lay it out. The cultist behavior in politics right now, it is a sin and a shame that when people are suffering to this magnitude, you got people who will fix their mouths, to quote my grandmother, to say that they are getting what they deserve. | ||
| What they deserve is clean air, clean food, clean water. | ||
| They deserve relief, both in the short term and also in the long term. | ||
| Yes! So, I mean, kudos to her for that bravery, especially saying it on CNN and giving them a piece of her mind, because that is what it comes down to. | ||
| You know, this is about humanity. | ||
| And if you're going to say that you care about people, especially on equity and all of this, you know, these are not like rich people living in that area that have now have to deal with this. | ||
| They don't have money set aside to just up and move away. | ||
| I mean, there were people being interviewed. | ||
| That said, you know, they have acres and that was their retirement plan. | ||
| They were just going to stay and live there. | ||
| Now what are they going to do? | ||
| They're stuck. They can't sell their homes. | ||
| Do they have thousands of dollars set aside to move or get out of there? | ||
| You know, so the utter lack of humanity that it's used as another way to politicize something is insane. | ||
| And so kudos to her for being able to point that out. | ||
| Now, obviously we already covered, you know, the Washington Post actually admitting that there was no evidence that Trump is to blame for East Palestine. | ||
| This also was giving a lot of laughable exposure to the folks. | ||
| I would see people on Twitter saying, oh, Trump gave them his... | ||
| I mean, at least he was doing something. | ||
| Like, are you kidding me? You're going to, like, dig into this guy for actually showing up and maybe not giving the right thing? | ||
| I mean, the only thing I could give to them is, you know, really, I mean, with the McDonald's, these people already have health concerns and you want to shove Big Macs down. | ||
| Probably not the best food choice. | ||
| For these victims of already toxic situations to offer them McDonald's? | ||
| Really? But anyways, as they've tried with this government cover-up, we're seeing more and more evidence that is not what they're saying at all. | ||
| 45,000 animal deaths in East Palestine to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. | ||
| How do you cover that up? | ||
| And this is an update from the initial estimate of 3,500. | ||
| So I'm from 3,500 estimate of animals killed in East Palestine to 45,000. | ||
| That's insane. | ||
| Insane. And you're going to try and deny that there's human beings that are suffering and that there are human beings that are going to probably pop up with cancer or who knows what else? | ||
| It's crazy. I mean, it's funny because I had just recently re-watched Erin Brockovich and, you know, to see her out there Is encouraging because it's not like she's any... | ||
| Right-winger, although they're calling her that now just for showing up and wanting to expose the government, which is what the journalists are supposed to be doing. | ||
| So good on her for being there for the people and being an advocate because that is what they need. | ||
| They need advocacy. | ||
| So turning now to the pandemic, another thing that is quite possibly, well, we know. | ||
| Why am I even saying that? | ||
| We know is another method of them trying to Depopulate. | ||
| Tucker Carlson had Lee Menyang, I believe her name is, and let's watch a little bit of what he had to say. | ||
| The Wall Street Journal reported the Biden administration has finally concluded that, yes, COVID was not naturally occurring. | ||
| It didn't emerge organically from a pangolin, whatever that is, the wet market, whatever that is. | ||
| No, the virus came from a Chinese military lab where it was created. | ||
| That's the determination of the Department of Energy based on new intelligence that, of course, everyone already had. | ||
| Now, we learned this, interestingly, from a newspaper. | ||
| We did not learn it directly from the Biden administration because Joe Biden hasn't said a word about it. | ||
| And that's a little odd. | ||
| A million Americans, they tell us, died of COVID. Close to seven million died globally. | ||
| So it's inherently a big story. | ||
| Now, it is true that the origin of COVID is not directly related to anti-trans racism. | ||
| Let's talk about that aspect. | ||
| You had, when I was still in traditional news, I was working in the Central Valley of California. | ||
| The lead news anchor in the evening with my co-anchor. | ||
| And night after night after night, we're talking about COVID and the numbers and how many are dying. | ||
| And of course, all of the Democrats, especially with the fear-mongering and the Biden administration. | ||
| And then you have... | ||
| Folks admitting that it's most likely it leaked from a lab in Wuhan and the president is now silent. | ||
| All these supposed deaths from this virus and suddenly he doesn't have anything to say. | ||
| It's just crazy when I think back of how much this consumed our news with the tickers and everything and now we're just going to ignore these major revelations. | ||
| And then Fauci's blaming... | ||
| Attacks on China, not China, for COVID origins in passe. | ||
| That's from the Daily Wire. | ||
| Even that is ridiculous because he's in line with China. | ||
| China is saying, like, we're going to refer you back to our March 2021 report that the WHO thought it was the least likely thing that it would have come from our lab when they never even gave... | ||
| Did the WHO the full clearance to actually investigate? | ||
| And then Fauci just goes right in line with them. | ||
| This is a great one. You guys should check out Igor Chudov. | ||
| I'm pricing that wrong. | ||
| Igor, C-H-U-D-O-V. His sub stack is really good. | ||
| And he's showing a new CDC presentation from two days ago that provides some food for thought and basically lays all this out that the CDC knew all along that their solution that they created didn't work all along. | ||
| And he goes through it, vaccination documented by electronic health records and state and city registries. | ||
| He goes through it and it shows that, for example, protection against emergency visits for 18- to 64-year-olds given by monovalent vaccine was a measly 2%. | ||
| Protection against COVID hospitalization for the same age group was only 19%. | ||
| And so this is all older knowledge. | ||
| They knew from the very beginning it wasn't doing anything. | ||
| Now new news is coming out that most of the COVID deaths are in the vaccinated. | ||
| It's a cover-up of all cover-ups. | ||
| It's insane. All right, hopefully we'll get to take some of your phone calls when we get back from the break after this. | ||
| Alright, welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| Was just trying to post a pic of me here as evidence on Twitter. | ||
| This is something I would have been afraid to do in the past, but it looks like things have eased up a bit under Elon Musk. | ||
| I still feel like I'm... | ||
| I'm hidden, like, that you can't actually see me. | ||
| But here you go. I'm trying again on Twitter. | ||
| Let me know if you can see me. | ||
| Christy Lee TV on Twitter. | ||
| Someone, at least one person, found my beginning of this show funny. | ||
| I got that on Twitter. | ||
| Thank you, Maddie Moe. | ||
| He found the beginning of the show funny where the nameless... | ||
| The nameless purple haired lady had took over the show there for a minute. | ||
| So I am glad that at least one person found that funny. | ||
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Thank you. That was a last minute silly thing I decided to do. | |
| All right. I just wanted to, before I get into these phone calls, actually, you know what? | ||
| I'll finish talking about that later because we only have like three minutes in this break. | ||
| Let's see. Who can I talk to right away? | ||
| Who should I talk to, guys? | ||
| Let's go in order. | ||
| Wild from Wisconsin. Go ahead. | ||
| Hey, Christy. How are you doing today? | ||
| Good. How are you? Pretty good. | ||
| You know, when times are tough and we're living in a wild time, I always think it's a good move to get stronger. | ||
| And one of the best ways to do that, I think, is through dreams. | ||
| And you had that guest talking about dream interpretation. | ||
| And I'm fascinated by dreams. | ||
| I'm an honornaut, they call it, where you're like a dream explorer. | ||
| And like the word dream comes from the German root word trauma, for like trauma. | ||
| And like you can get traumatized by your dreams if you're not in control of your dreams, how you're in control of your life. | ||
| So I think lucid dreaming is also important, you know, and mapping, being able to remember your dreams and such. | ||
| And there's some, like, simple techniques I could share if there's time for, like, lucid dreaming. | ||
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Yeah, if you can make it quick, go ahead. | |
| Like, you can think of, like, simple colored objects, like red, green, or blue, or you go to bed, like red fire truck, or, you know, red this, red that, or, you know, more advanced, and then once they pop up in your dream, something colored that you were saying about before, you kind of remember that you're in a dream. | ||
| You got to make sure you don't wake up so you got to teach yourself how once you realize you're in a dream not to wake up right away because that's a natural urge. | ||
| You can like look for things that don't make sense like there's not the sun orientation right or writing and text doesn't look right it's distorted. | ||
| More advanced you can set up smells you're associated on a timing machine a small cheap timer to like Uh, activate while you're sleeping in deep sleep. | ||
| Is that something that you do personally? | ||
| Sometimes, yeah. Yeah. | ||
| And, um, you know, like, prophecy-wise, for, like, prophetic dream, when you have visions like that, or if you have, like, seizures or drug experience or, uh, Vax-induced seizures or something, which is a little bit more intense than a dream, it's like, you know, getting hit by a train, you know? | ||
| It's like, You really don't really control it. | ||
| It's like how it was beamed to the John the Revelator on the island of Patmos. | ||
| You know, you open yourself up to it and then you just receive it. | ||
| And I think a lot of people kind of discount it because of, you know, hippy-dippy stuff, but it explicitly talks about it in the Bible multiple times. | ||
| And I think it's something that's totally removed from modern Society and everyone kind of goes to sleep every night and doesn't really pay attention to it. | ||
| All right. Well, yeah, thank you so much for those tips. | ||
| That's really helpful. And I think that sometimes we discount things like this. | ||
| But if we're truly in the end times, like so many are suspecting that we are just with everything going on, that it's especially important to tap into the spiritual gifts that we may have or we can ask for. | ||
| We can ask the Holy Spirit to give us these spiritual gifts and prepare us and others for such a time as this. | ||
| Alright, feel free to call in over the break. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Alright, welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| We are in the final hour of the War Room. | ||
| Christy Lee in today. | ||
| We have covered kind of all over the place with news. | ||
| East Palestine. We talked to a Dream Interpreter. | ||
| Um... We talked to Mike Hambrick, a veteran journalist, about what he knows about government, the deep state back then, and their assassinations of MLK Jr. | ||
| So really any of those topics, any topic that you want to cover and call about, feel free. | ||
| I wanted to make sure that I covered that although there's a lot of exposure coming out about the pandemic, you know, lab leak theory legitimized essentially. | ||
| Natural immunity confirmed that it is better than COVID vaccination. | ||
| Gosh, what else? I mean, over and over, we have all these former conspiracy theories, these former things that we were banned or censored for before, actually coming out now and being affirmed in legacy media. | ||
| But that being said, I think, oh, mask mandates. | ||
| They did nothing. Okay, that was affirmed. | ||
| But I want you to remember to not be careful and get lazy about this and be like, okay, the truth is finally coming out. | ||
| Because there's still oppression going on. | ||
| There's still attacks going on to those freedom fighters that stood up from the very beginning. | ||
| And Dr. Mary Tally Bowden is one of them. | ||
| She is the doctor from Houston Medical who was using ivermectin and she... | ||
| They were impeding her, and she's continued to fight with them. | ||
| She's continued to try to use ivermectin to treat her patients, sometimes with pharmacists refusing to fill. | ||
| It's just been insane. | ||
| So she was actually faced discipline, and then she kind of went out on her own. | ||
| Now she is still facing the medical board and fighting for her license. | ||
| Even after everything that we know and everything that's been confirmed. | ||
| And she's never killed a patient. | ||
| And she's only helped patients and has the receipts. | ||
| She has pictures of her being able to help vaccine injured people with ivermectin. | ||
| And here she is, they're still going and fighting her on her license. | ||
| And they have all the money in the world to back up. | ||
| And it's just, it's sick. | ||
| So, Mary Tally Bowden, this is an article, by the way, from EmilyPostNews.com. | ||
| EmilyPostNews.com. And it says, Bowden told me that the board offered her a settlement. | ||
| She would have to admit guilt. | ||
| Guilty of what exactly? | ||
| I mean, what are they saying that she did? | ||
| She would have to admit guilt, pay a $5,000 fine, take eight hours continuing medical education and jurisprudence exam. | ||
| She refused. Now, this is an example of a woman that is a fighter, and she has integrity, and she's going to stand up for the truth, and she's just asking to have a doctor-patient relationship. | ||
| She wants to be left alone. | ||
| I mean, she... It's been working as an independent doctor, like not even accepting insurance, just helping people. | ||
| And they're still now trying to come after her. | ||
| Hospital killing protocol. | ||
| Texts complained over the board over Bowdoin treating dying Sheriff Deputy Jason Jones by prescribing ivermectin without having hospital privileges. | ||
| Again, this woman hasn't killed anyone. | ||
| She's only ever helped people. | ||
| And so I just wanted to make sure that you guys are still aware that there's attacks being made, and follow her on Twitter, support her if you can, because she's not giving up. | ||
| They even offered her a settlement, and she's not buckling. | ||
| So there's that. All right, let's go back to your phone calls. | ||
| Johnny in Denmark. Johnny. | ||
| Oh, hi, Christy. How are you? | ||
| Yeah, great. | ||
| How are you? Nice and entertained with your nameless left heart at the beginning. | ||
| Great. I tried. | ||
| It was a last-minute thing. | ||
| Well, you know, it was... | ||
| You got kind of frightening insight almost into the mentality of leftards. | ||
| It's very good. Actually, it's nice to see that you can look literally half your age if you want to. | ||
| Oh, okay. So you're telling me I need the purple hair to look younger. | ||
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Oh, so this should be my thing always. | |
| Okay. I don't know. | ||
| I don't think it was a hair. | ||
| I don't know. Maybe it's just the way you're made up today. | ||
| I don't know. Maybe it was because you had such a kind of an immature attitude. | ||
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All right. Just quit while you're ahead. You dug yourself in a hole, Johnny. | |
| Just start over. No, no, no. | ||
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No, tell me about... | |
| Most women are flattered by looking lighter than they actually are. | ||
| Anyway, but the second thing, lucid dreaming. | ||
| Yes. Just one tip about it. | ||
| I used to be very into it. It was... | ||
| A hotbed of research at Stanford when I was there. | ||
| And I noticed one thing myself, that if you want to, you can actually eventually have lucid dreams every night. | ||
| But the important thing about remembering them is to go to sleep with something to write with and on so that as soon as you feel yourself coming into consciousness you write down the dream because it's just a matter of moments until the dream is maybe forgotten sometimes you get lucky and remember it afterwards something during your day you know reminds you of it but if you want to be sure about doing it uh when you wake up immediately i'll write it down there are several good books um on lucid dreaming one by stephan loberge but there's probably other stuff more practically oriented um third thing was Your expert there on the MLK assassination was very interesting because I didn't know that much about that assassination. | ||
| I learned something there. I'm not an expert on that, but I am an expert on the JFK assassination. | ||
| I was into it from 1974 when I was 10 years old, and I knew there was something strange | ||
| about it. | ||
| And there was a 15-year television series called The Men Who Killed Kennedy, done from | ||
| 1988 to 2003. | ||
| Listeners and watchers of the show can see the Wikipedia article about it. | ||
| And to my surprise, I just saw on Pleasant Surprise on YouTube that there's an AV with all nine episodes. | ||
| It's about seven and a quarter hours long, nine episodes, so it comes out to a little bit less than 48 and a half minutes per episode. | ||
| And it gives you really deep insight. | ||
| I became aware of it about, I don't know, Ten years ago or so, and it was like I had done decades of research on this, and it was almost trivialized by what was in this documentary series. | ||
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It was really good. All right, and what's the series called again? | |
| The Men Who Killed Kennedy. | ||
| Oh, well, that's pretty straightforward. | ||
| All right, so The Men Who Killed Kennedy, and we can find it how? | ||
| For example, you can find it on YouTube. | ||
| Right now, there's a YouTube account. | ||
| I'm surprised it's surviving there. | ||
| Yeah, this is what I said before. | ||
| It's my pleasant surprise. | ||
| It was found there. | ||
| Richard Bradley, spelled as you would expect. | ||
| It's kind of a bittersweet thing because on the one hand, they're getting away with hiding things. | ||
| On the one hand, it's nice to have it out there. | ||
| On the other hand, It's kind of, you know, they're getting away with hiding things in plain view. | ||
| And only 583,000 people saw it. | ||
| It should be more like 5.83 billion worldwide, you know. | ||
| So it's about one ten-thousandth of what it should be, which is a little disappointing. | ||
| But never mind, that's what our job as InfoWarriors is. | ||
| So I think InfoWarriors will find it very interesting. | ||
| All right. Well, thank you so much, Johnny, from Denmark for your phone call. | ||
| Very good. And I'm going to get back to more of your phone calls, but let's come out of this segment watching a new ad that exposes the racist equity mandates destroying our society. | ||
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Clip number seven. Have you ever boarded a plane and thought to yourself, I hope the pilot is a transgender refugee? | |
| Have you ever gone to the emergency room and said, I hope my medical team is incredibly diverse? | ||
| Have you ever moved to a new city and said, I hope the police department hit its equity goals for the year? | ||
| If your answer to these questions was no, if you just wanted the most qualified candidates for the job, then you are normal. | ||
| But we have a lot of very not normal people running America these days. | ||
| Left-wing politicians believe skin color or gender identity should determine who gets the job. | ||
| Democrats used to care about the middle class. | ||
| Now they just care about your race and your gender. | ||
| And as long as Democrats stay in power, it will just keep getting worse. | ||
| Stop the bigotry. | ||
| Stop the insanity. | ||
| Paid for by Citizens for Sanity. | ||
| And yes, we should have everyone using that ad because it really exposes how ridiculous all this is. | ||
| Just want to remind you that if you want to talk to me in this last hour, that would be great. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Welcome back to The War Room, taking your calls now and getting through whatever else I can get through in this last hour of The War Room. | ||
| Christy Lee here, also joined by my alter ego that I had to start off the show. | ||
| If you would like to book this no-name alter ego... | ||
| To bring down and make your life miserable and your event just really depressing, then just be sure to let me know. | ||
| You can book the no-name alter ego leftist liberal to suck all of the joy out of anything that you're doing. | ||
| Just let me know and the alter ego can do that for you. | ||
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Also, I mean, the alter ego can take phone calls as well. | |
| But remember... The purple-haired lady does not have a name because names are labels and labels are oppressive. | ||
| Anyways, back to your calls. | ||
| Let's go to Grant from Australia. | ||
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Grant. Hello. | |
| Hello. Christy, how are you going? | ||
| I'm great. How are you? | ||
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Yeah. Oh, this is just perfect. | |
| I've got the ultimate mama bear on the line. | ||
| And I have... | ||
| Important information about how global corporates are covertly preying on and destroying our Western women due to the financial and psychological hardship of COVID lockdowns. | ||
| And what do you got for us? | ||
| What exactly? Okay. | ||
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Yep. So there are global corporates covertly offering sexting jobs, servicing sexting sites. | |
| Okay, there's packages that they offer on these sexting jobs, offering holidays to women for performance incentives that are stuck at home and broke and need to get out. | ||
| And so they're hiring them to sext people? | ||
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Who are they sexting? | |
| All the boys that can't get a girl and there's a lot of them because they're all stuck at home and it started in the lockdowns and it's still going now. | ||
| Now wait a minute Grant, how did you uncover this? | ||
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I was sexting. | |
| What? I was sexting. | ||
| I was sexting because there's actually girls on there that are internet dating legitimately. | ||
| Some of them are there to earn big dollars. | ||
| So you uncovered the global corporate takeover of trying to get legitimate, nice women, stay-at-home moms to sext because you were sexting. | ||
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Young, single women. | |
| Young, single women who want to go on overseas trips and travel the world. | ||
| You know how all the young women want to travel? | ||
| It's like, well, I can do this and travel. | ||
| Okay. All right. | ||
| Well, what can we do about it? | ||
| We should probably stop using those services then, right, Grant? | ||
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Yes, yes, but we need to be aware that, okay, so while they're on holiday away from the support of their family, they're gang assaulted, threatened with the death of their family of themselves, solicited to entrap more women into sexting jobs and earn money on holidays. | |
| After they come back from being victimised, they continue sexting for income. | ||
| Now, some signs that females are doing this would be secretive messaging on their phone. | ||
| They would have extra cash. | ||
| There would be strange behaviour by males towards them in public, like in the shops or walking down the street, or they might be planning a holiday. | ||
| Alright? Signs that males, young males and males will be doing this, they will have less money or no money because it's about $2 a message. | ||
| Oh my goodness. They'll be depressed, they'll have a low mood, secretive texting and probably dating site nudes on the phone. | ||
| All right. Well, thank you, Grant, for making us aware of this. | ||
| And maybe quit feeding the beast. | ||
| Stop the texting. Thank you, Grant, for that phone call. | ||
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Well, that was weird. | |
| So I guess the other message is if your wife or mom is doing a lot of texting, make sure she's not sucked into this global takeover sexting cult. | ||
| Okay, let's go to Wayne in Texas. | ||
| Wayne. Hello, Christy. | ||
| I wanted to talk about what was going on in Ashbury and kind of describe a dichotomy. | ||
| So what you have going on is you have two competing tongues, essentially. | ||
| You have the cloven tongues that were spoken at Pentecost, which were cloven tongues of fire when Peter was preaching, which is like the heel that gets bruised. | ||
| And out of one side of the split cloven tongue, you have blessing, and then the other side, you have cursing. | ||
| And that's the known god that Paul used to preach against, the unknown god of agnosticism at Mars Hill. | ||
| And then you have the unknown god, which is, you know, the prince of the power of the air. | ||
| And that is the tongue that set on fire of hell itself. | ||
| The dragon, the serpent's tongue, that's head is bruised by the heel of the cloven tongue. | ||
| And it's split. And one side you have cursing, and then the other side you have like the lukewarm, you know, speech. | ||
| And consequently, why God's disgusted with a lukewarm tongue is because a lukewarm tongue doesn't really do anything to satisfy a hot tongue or a cold tongue, really. | ||
| It's just kind of in the middle. You need a cold tongue to put out a hot tongue and a hot tongue to put out a cold one, right? | ||
| And so, Basically, that's that dichotomy that's going on right there. | ||
| But what happens is, and I'm going to read something if you've got a moment. | ||
| Okay. Okay, so I'm going to say, the core of the devil is to come. | ||
| And I'm going to read a quote from Robert Anton Wilson, who wrote a book series called The Illuminatus Trilogy. | ||
| And he says, it's an attempt to break down conditioned associations To look at a world in a new way, with many models recognized as models or maps, and no one model elevated to truth. | ||
| And again, to try and get people into a generalized state of agnosticism. | ||
| Not agnosticism about God alone, but agnosticism about everything. | ||
| And so, keeping that in mind, what you do is, if you go into the garden, you have Satan who's in the garden. | ||
| He's like the unknown agnostic God. | ||
| You know, prince of the power of the air, and he says, yea has God said, you know, and that's the serpent, the unknown God, questioning God's known word or commandment. | ||
| And then he adds to it and subtracts from it and waters it down. | ||
| God, you know, he says he didn't say to touch it, you know, and he says, you know, or, you know, what did God say? | ||
| You know, God says not to touch it, and then he just overrules what God says altogether, inevitably. | ||
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Mm-hmm. Hang on one second here. | |
| Yeah. But the point of him doing this is it's to cast down every name that's named, currencies as well as images, superscriptions on currencies, so that two or three witnesses never agree in one, you know, and it's all to keep him as mediator between God and man, you know, reality and the perception of reality. | ||
| And the reason being is if you think about the Booker T. Washington quote about the prime condition of slavery, which was to remove every avenue to knowledge so the slave had no estate or possessions, No family, which is his posterity, and his sole inheritance is his body, which is, you know, his own word. | ||
| You know, in a worldly fashion, a narrative set in the world, you know, essentially, which is in the heart of man unless Christ's heart enters into it. | ||
| And the devil, you know, through those, through exalting a man's own word, through exalting a man's own image, which is essentially an ego that the prince of the power of the air gives on, And then exalting a man's idols or possession. | ||
| It's like the serpent tongue is able to infiltrate. | ||
| This is a real deep concept. | ||
| It's able to like symbiotically infiltrate what was a man breaking down or conditioning into being less of a man and essentially poisons him and fills him up and overtakes him. | ||
| All right. We got to go to break. But thank you for your phone call and breaking that down for us. | ||
| And we'll be back after this. | ||
| Welcome back to the War Room. | ||
| Christy Lee in for Owen Troyer today. | ||
| Continue to pray for him as he's dealing with some court nonsense. | ||
| Just want to give a quick promotion to Ultimate Bone Broth. | ||
| I went to the break room to see if I could finagle some coffee and there was none made. | ||
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| And I was like, maybe it'll just taste like hot chocolate if I just put water, hot water in it and stir it up. | ||
| And so I've been sipping on this and I actually do think it's great. | ||
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So cocoa goodness, Bone broth. | |
| Ultimate bone broth. You can find that on Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| If you've ever craved, like, hot chocolate, but, like, eating a chicken drumstick at the same time, this is what you gotta go for. | ||
| Yeah. All right. | ||
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Oh, gosh. I hope I don't end up looking like that. | |
| Oh, my goodness. All right. | ||
| Back to your phone calls. Let's go to Sarah in California. | ||
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Sarah. Hi, Christy. | |
| How are you doing? Good, how are you? | ||
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Good, thank you. I had a verse for you. | |
| I tried to call in on Sunday, but it was pretty full, so it was busy, but I wanted to, which is awesome. | ||
| But what gets me through every single day is Jeremiah 29 11. | ||
| So I know the plan that he has for me, Lord gives me hope and a future. | ||
| And I kind of personalized that there. | ||
| But I live in California. | ||
| I think you were a former transplant. | ||
| Yes. I'm from Ohio, moved to California. | ||
| Now I'm in Texas. | ||
| I've kind of traversed the country there in a matter of less than two years. | ||
| But it's been a wild ride, but a good one. | ||
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Yeah, yeah. So that is the one verse that gets me through every single day in California. | |
| I see the changes. It's nuts. | ||
| Yeah, California is not necessarily a comforting place to be at times with everything that's going on there. | ||
| But, yes, it's good to have those verses that you can stand on and remind yourself of. | ||
| And although, like, you know, naysayers might say, oh, well, you know, in context, that wasn't to you. | ||
| I would argue with that because the whole Bible is for us. | ||
| And that verse, for I know the plans I have for you to give you a hope and a future, It tells us about God's character. | ||
| If He had those plans for one of His children, then He can have those plans for all of His children. | ||
| So that's what I would say to those that are saying that we're taking the virus out of context. | ||
| That's what I would say to that. But thank you for reminding me of that verse and all of us, because... | ||
| We need that right now. | ||
| We need to be reminded that it doesn't matter what's going on around us, that God has a plan. | ||
| And He wants nothing but a future and a hope for each of us. | ||
| And I love that you personalized it as well. | ||
| I know the plans He has for me to give me a hope and a future. | ||
| Thank you, Sarah. Thank you, Christy. | ||
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Have a great day. You too. | |
| God bless. You too. | ||
| All right, let's go to Vanessa in New York. | ||
| Vanessa? Hi. | ||
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Hi, Christy. How are you? | |
| Good. How are you, Vanessa? Pretty good. | ||
| I will keep this short. | ||
| I just wanted to say that I am a 9-11 survivor, so I'm thinking about the people in Ohio. | ||
| You know, because they said the air was safe, I went right back to work. | ||
| And I can't complain because I think it could be worse, but I'm definitely not the same, that's for sure. | ||
| And I used to participate in In the evaluation and with the pandemic and seeing this, you know, whole doctors and I don't trust them anymore. | ||
| I kind of opt out not to participate. | ||
| We have that. | ||
| And then I'm still working for an investment bank and I wasn't allowed to go into work. | ||
| We were not told anything. | ||
| I just found out that my badge didn't work. | ||
| And then I wouldn't be allowed into the building because I didn't take the jab. | ||
| So for all that time, I was kind of in limbo. | ||
| But, you know, it's definitely uncomfortable and put a bullseye on my back because there are people who took this who thought they had to because of all the aggressive emails and strongly suggesting. | ||
| And now they see me and they know that I still have my job and I didn't take that stuff. | ||
| So that's weird. | ||
| But every day I go in, I have Edward Dowd's book on my desk. | ||
| Yes, I love that, Dowd. | ||
| I have his book on my desk. | ||
| I work on a trading floor, so it's very tight quarters. | ||
| And it's so bizarre. | ||
| It's so bizarre to see people. | ||
| They get very strange by the book, and I'm hoping that somebody will get curious. | ||
| And for those that don't know, just for viewers that might not know, frame of reference here is Ed Dowd wrote a book. | ||
| He's a former BlackRock manager and very familiar with that world that you're talking about, but wrote a book on the cause. | ||
| What's it called again? Cause of death? | ||
| Cause unknown? Cause unknown. | ||
| Yeah, and he's going over how all of these, you know, it's like the insurance companies are acknowledging that there's this uptick in these strange symptoms and deaths, but they're just writing it off as cause unknown, right? | ||
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Absolutely. And there's not much digging you have to do because everything is just with a QR code. | |
| So I had a bunch of gentlemen waiting to speak with my manager and they saw the book and they said, is that fake news? | ||
| And I just turned to them and I said, no, actually. | ||
| And I cracked the book open and I said, no, unfortunately, there's a lot going on here that's not being discussed, kind of being covered. | ||
| But if you ever want to look at it, It's right here. | ||
| It's odd, but I feel like I know the truth and they already know that I didn't take So I might as well just go full on with it and hope that maybe I can do something. | ||
| Well, I think that's great, Vanessa, and I think people should take a page out of your book. | ||
| I didn't even mean the pun, but in the fact that you're being brave, you're having it out there, you care, and so you have it available, you're letting people you know. | ||
| People know that you have it available in case they're curious. | ||
| And so I just think that's a great tactic and good on you for being brave to do that. | ||
| Thank you, Vanessa. I got to take another phone call, but I really appreciate your phone call. | ||
| Thank you for your bravery and wishing the East Palestine residents well from experience. | ||
| Let's go to Ricky in Pennsylvania. | ||
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Ricky? Yeah. | |
| Hey, Christy. How you doing tonight? | ||
| Good. How are you? I'm great. | ||
| Thanks. Hey, yeah, I'm only about 40 miles from East Palestine, Ohio. | ||
| And I kind of called. | ||
| I just think that, I mean, everywhere we look these days, man, it's just bad. | ||
| It's just crap. Just like your second-to-last caller said, that God's out for our good. | ||
| Basically, God's the only one who's going to fix this. | ||
| And we all know this. | ||
| We'll just... So we just gotta hang on there. | ||
| I mean, I'm 40 miles from East Palestine in Pennsylvania, and the day after that happened, you could tell that smoke plume's going straight up in the air. | ||
| And then for like three days, the wind just gusted, like crazy wind around my house. | ||
| So I know that that dispersed a lot of whatever chemicals that were up in the atmosphere. | ||
| And I live out in the middle of the woods, and I don't see nothing on the pond, and the chickens ain't dead, and I never smelled nothing, and I haven't seen no adverse effects this way. | ||
| I mean, I'm still praying for all those people that are at ground zero down there, but I think that's just one more way that God, He's going to take care of us. | ||
| He promises us that in Revelation, man. | ||
| You know, don't touch my people. | ||
| You know, He lets... He lets Dayton do whatever he wants, but he's going to take care of us, you know? | ||
| Yep, and we're just passing through anyways, right, Ricky? | ||
| We're just passing through. | ||
| I mean, we've got that joy that we're going to make it, but he's going to take care of us because there's so much going on. | ||
| We can't. God is in control. | ||
| Thank you so much, Ricky, for your phone call. | ||
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I'll get to the other phone calls on the other side. | |
| Welcome back to the War Room and taking your phone calls as much as I can in this last hour. | ||
| Christy Lee here. We've covered all kinds of topics today. | ||
| So let's continue with your phone calls. | ||
| And we're just talking about East Palestine. | ||
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So let's hear from Michael from somewhere. | |
| Michael, go ahead. | ||
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Woo! What's up, everybody? | |
| Yeah, I just want to say, man, we got to bring Trump back to finish off the job, baby. | ||
| Poison shots, mask on, kids. | ||
| Woo! He can do no wrong. | ||
| He was just learning on the job, baby. | ||
| But our East Palestine got yourself a small population over there. | ||
| And that's a red spot on the map. | ||
| So they probably listen to old Trumpy Bear and his snake poem. | ||
| And they said, hey, man, let's all take this poison shot. | ||
| It will save us from the fake virus that's never been isolated. | ||
| How about that? | ||
| So now they gotta do a little chemical spill over there for plausible inaudibility. | ||
| Cuz you can't have a whole dang town spill over cuz that won't look good. | ||
| You know what I'm saying? | ||
| Yeah, let's get Trumpy back in. | ||
| Woo, Trumpy Bear. | ||
| Yeah, you really care, Trumpy Bear. | ||
| I love your hair. | ||
| Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. | ||
| I get the sense that there's some sarcasm in this phone call. | ||
| I'm voting for him. | ||
| Are you kidding me? Let's go, baby. | ||
| I'm going to go get five poison shots right now for a virus that's never been isolated. | ||
| It came from Wuhan, baby. | ||
| Wuhan's a fat Chinese guy eating a donut in the lab. | ||
| It leaked right out of his bunghole. | ||
| Woo! Yeah, baby! | ||
| This is all a joke, don't you know that? | ||
| These are Nazis with smiles we're dealing with. | ||
| This is world domination. | ||
| Ain't no globalist, because we don't live on no globe. | ||
| If you read the Bible, four pillars, baby! | ||
| Woo! All you Luciferians, you're gonna burn in hell! | ||
| All right. Well, thank you, Michael, for that treat. | ||
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There's actual footage of Michael right now. | |
| Kidding, of course. | ||
| All right. Switching, I think, to a whole different, we'll say, disposition. | ||
| Let's go to Robert from Thailand. | ||
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Robert. Christy, dynamite show as usual. | |
| You're what? Dynamite show as usual. | ||
| Oh, thanks. | ||
| Great show. | ||
| I am trying to green pill you. | ||
| I called before and asked you to check out the Rick Simpson story. | ||
| Yes, I do remember that. | ||
| And then you know what? I don't think I did. | ||
| So I'm writing it down again. | ||
| I know. | ||
| I have so much on my plate right now. | ||
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You have to take the green pill. | |
| The thing is, I think it was Brzezinski who said, never let a good crisis go to waste. | ||
| So I'm not going to let a good crisis go to waste. | ||
| Okay, so the pandemic will open people's minds to the possibility that the medical industrial complex could do something that equates to a rolling holocaust. | ||
| Now, considering from a mathematical perspective, okay? | ||
| The suppression of endocannabinoid science, the endocannabinoid system, is probably a hundred times more destructive than what's happened with COVID. So guys, take a breath and get ready for the real bad story, because this is the real thing. | ||
| This is the juice. You guys really want the green pill? | ||
| I don't know if you're ready for the green pill. | ||
| Hopefully you're ready. Enjoy. | ||
| And how do we watch that again, the Rick Simpson story? | ||
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RunFromTheCure on YouTube. | |
| RunFromTheCure on YouTube. | ||
| Okay. Yeah. Or, uh, PhoenixCures.ca is his website. | ||
| It's heavy stuff. We've seen people with stage four cancer come back all the way. | ||
| That's amazing. I don't doubt that it's possible. | ||
| I mean, they've hidden so much from us. | ||
| I mean, they don't profit from cures. | ||
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So... It is horrifying. | |
| It is horrifying. | ||
| And I just... | ||
| It's hard to even, you know, when I think about it, it's frightening. | ||
| And yeah, Rick Simpson talked about anointing oil, and I put that in my topic and stuff. | ||
| But the truth is, this is a rolling genocide and is continuing to this day. | ||
| And we have our own infowar. | ||
| We've been fighting our own infowar, and now we really need to unite with y'all and y'all's infowar. | ||
| Yeah, I might be leftist, but you know what? | ||
| I'll tell you what. These people are trying to kill all of us, and I'm on y'all's side. | ||
| I am Christian, even though I'm leftist, too, so you know what I mean? | ||
| But anyway, thank you for- Well, I think that's great, and I encourage there to be more unity. | ||
| You know, we- I obviously was poking fun at this leftist mentality, but more it's just- to that level, at the beginning of the show, I mean, there are people that are like that, but they're cultists. | ||
| You know, if we can at least unite on- On the idea and the acknowledgement that there is evil, evil does exist, and that we're witnessing it and that they're trying to kill anyone and everyone off. | ||
| If we can unite on that, then we can put other differences aside. | ||
| So I appreciate you keeping an open mind, even though you say that you're more on the left. | ||
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Thank you very much for giving me the platform, and thank you for giving the consideration. | |
| This is going to save a lot of people's lives. | ||
| There's so many people out there who are dying needlessly. | ||
| If they have access to this plant, I'm growing it now. | ||
| I just finished a night shift guarding my weed plant so people wouldn't steal it. | ||
| I'm growing it for medicine. | ||
| We were talking about Bible verses. | ||
| And it said, love thy neighbor. | ||
| I don't know where in the Bible it says that, but we had a chance to set up a security system that was lethal, and I put a non-lethal system in, and I was practicing these things in my daily life. | ||
| We have to think about We have to think about the future being a gentle future where we all love each other and we care for each other and we share information, subversive information that will... | ||
| This is going to make Fauci really mad. | ||
| This phone call is going to make Fauci mad. | ||
| I'm really happy about that. Thank you. | ||
| Well, good. All right. Thank you so much for your phone call. | ||
| And I'm definitely going to check it out this time. | ||
| Probably something I can listen to at least preliminarily on the ride home tonight. | ||
| All right. Let's go to Jefferson in Virginia. | ||
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Go ahead, Jefferson. Hey, Christy. | |
| Great job today. Thanks for taking my call. | ||
| I was listening Sunday night when the grandfather called in and complained that his grandchild died due to the vaccine that his daughter took. | ||
| And he asked out loud, why does God let babies suffer? | ||
| Innocent babies die in this world and God does nothing to stop it. | ||
| Yes. And he questioned his faith. | ||
| And the answer to that question is God gave us free will to make decisions against evil in our midst. | ||
| Ephesians 6, 12, however different interpretations of it is, for our contest is not with human foes alone, but with the rulers and authorities and principalities of darkness. | ||
| So when we see evil being done all around us, we have the free will to combat it. | ||
| And God will pardon us for anything we do to save the children, the innocent children. | ||
| So We all have to raise up. | ||
| Our faith is not a security blanket that allows us to just be paralyzed and sit on the sidelines and complain. | ||
| We have to actually gather together, identify who the evil people are, the pedophiles and the nurses and the doctors that are giving people stuff that kills them, and hold them accountable. | ||
| And God will pardon us, God will forgive us, in Jesus' name, for doing what needs to be done. | ||
| We can't sit on the sidelines when evil is taking over our world. | ||
| And for him to give up on his faith simply because something happened to his grandchild. | ||
| Life is but a blink of an eye here on this earth. | ||
| That child lives in eternity with the father, and what happens down here hardly matters if you're alive forever with the father and the son. | ||
| I'm so blessed and grateful that you called tonight, Jefferson, because that was a tough phone call for me to take, and I don't feel always qualified with how to respond to questions like that because it's so heavy, and I have felt and empathized with the grief that you feel in losing a loved one, and so sometimes I just don't feel prepared to eloquently put into words what you just did, and I think it's a good reminder that That, you know, when we can, say it compassionately, but you're absolutely right that evil does exist and we have the free will to fight back. | ||
| And there are consequences sometimes to choices. | ||
| And unfortunately, that was a hard lesson to learn. | ||
| But at the same time, you know, this is someone that felt pressured into getting this jab and ultimately very likely had deadly consequences. | ||
| And then you have to ask yourself how many heard this story or will hear this story and it will give them pause to trust when someone asks them to do something like that. | ||
| How many lives does it then save? | ||
| So there's always multiple angles you can look at things, right? | ||
| Sure. And as Christians, if you're on a jury, And some other Christian has engaged in some battle with a demon and is now on trial for murder for having battled that demon. | ||
| You can use your jury nullification powers to say, I'm not going to convict that person of killing that demon. | ||
| I'm going to let that person walk. | ||
| I refuse to vote guilty. | ||
| Jury nullification by Christians or for other Christians is the jury of your peers right there in action. | ||
| So keep that in mind. | ||
| Even if you do something that you think is perhaps unforgivable, you can still be forgiven right here on Earth by a fellow Christian on your jury. | ||
| All right. Thank you, Jefferson. Good way to end it. | ||
| Thank you so much, everyone, for joining me today on The War Room. | ||
| Owen Schroer will be back tomorrow. | ||
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You can find me at klim.news, klim.news. | |
| Thank you guys so much. | ||
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I'm... Combat Model. I'm from the Self-Defense Forces. | |
| Probably the leader. We've already set up operations against them. | ||
| We've already exposed them so bad. | ||
| All our past work is like money in the bank. | ||
| It's already. I can get killed tomorrow or put in prison or whatever. | ||
| We already fucked them up. | ||
| We fucked them hard. | ||
| We fucked them hard. | ||
| Fuck you, New World Order. | ||
| We fucked you. One more to go. | ||
| What do you mean like? | ||
| What Jeffrey Epstein did, we were one of these. | ||
| I am in the arena. | ||
| Yeah! This is where I want to be! | ||
| This is the way to go down, baby! | ||
| This is just the beginning! My destruction will be spectacular! | ||
| I should have... accepted. | ||
| Oh! I'm... | ||
| Combat model, Optimus L sufficiency. | ||
| Probably the leader. I'm just here to tell you. | ||
| We can see you. |
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