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The silent majority is no longer silent. | |
| This is The War Room with Owen Schroyer. | ||
| Please stand by for further details. | ||
| We return you now to your regularly scheduled program. | ||
| Just gonna let Van Halen take this for a second with old glory there in the air. | ||
| If you don't like that, there might be something wrong with you. | ||
| All right, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| It is Friday, April 26, 2024. | ||
| This is your election headquarters, the InfoWars War Room. | ||
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| 193 days. | ||
| We are out from the presidential election and it was a busy day actually for Joe Biden today. | ||
| It appeared to be a busy day as he rode his motorcade through New York City and nobody cared. | ||
| There wasn't a rally that broke out. | ||
| There was no signs of support on the street like we see when Donald Trump Rolls through the streets or visits a bodega or has a pop-up rally. | ||
| A lot of support for Trump. | ||
| Nothing for Biden. | ||
| So we'll talk about that. | ||
| But he calls into the Howard Stern radio show. | ||
| And it's an interesting move, to say the least. | ||
| Howard Stern... Provocative shock jock, not necessarily known for political commentary or just general decency. | ||
| So I don't understand the move. | ||
| But nonetheless, he calls in and boy, oh boy, did he provide some sound bites. | ||
| Who let Joe Biden loose today? | ||
| This was like almost a setup it was so bad. | ||
| And then he makes the ultimate mistake. | ||
| He gets away with lying all the time. | ||
| But then he makes the ultimate mistake and he challenged Donald Trump to a debate. | ||
| So we're going to play all those clips and then we've got Donald Trump's response. | ||
| To the debate challenge from Biden as well. | ||
| Got a bunch of video clips. | ||
| We'll cover a little bit more on the college protests, but honestly, I'm just so sick of it. | ||
| And I'm so sick of this notion that you have to pick a side. | ||
| And, you know, really, this is why the issue has been such a turnoff for me over the years, doing political commentary, where I'll upload a video, and this is just an example of how it always goes, but I'll upload a video to my X account, or we'll upload a video to band.video, and one response, and there'll be dozens of these, but one of the responses will be, oh, you're anti-Semitic. | ||
| And then the other responses will be, oh, you're an Israeli shill. | ||
| And it's just like, did you even watch the video? | ||
| Did you watch the same video? | ||
| Is that just your response to everything now? | ||
| So it's just so tired. | ||
| It's just so tired. | ||
| So I'm kind of over the whole protest thing. | ||
| I think we've covered it enough. | ||
| But there was a big development that I am going to talk about. | ||
| It is the last Friday of the month, so that means it's Veterans Call-In Day. | ||
| Now, we did have one of our guests unfortunately have to cancel, but that just means more room for you out there in the audience, the veterans, to call in. | ||
| So we're going to be taking a lot of calls on this Friday. | ||
| We got some Joe Biden audio on Howard Stern, the Donald Trump response coming up next. | ||
| But looking forward to hearing from the veterans today on all the developments from this week and the state of Joe Biden. | ||
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There is a man who is whatever America needs him to be. | |
| Not the hero we deserve, but the hero we need. | ||
| Nothing less than a knight. | ||
| Shining. They'll hunt him. | ||
| They'll set the dogs on him. | ||
| Because the truth is the greatest threat they face. | ||
| It's the war room. | ||
| with Owen Schreier. | ||
| You know, I'd say, I'd say somebody was fired from the | ||
| Biden administration today. | ||
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you you | |
| After the disaster that it was, the empty streets as he rolled through New York City, or the disaster of the sound clips we're going to play here when he called into the Howard Stern radio show. | ||
| But I don't think they can afford to lose the help. | ||
| I think they still just need all the hands on deck because so many people already quit, resigned, retired. | ||
| So I think that they probably just can't afford to fire anybody. | ||
| But this was a disaster. | ||
| I don't know who came up with the great idea of having Joe Biden on the Howard Stern show and the fact that they couldn't drum up anything. | ||
| Anything on the streets of New York City when Biden is rolling through, I mean, just an unmitigated disaster. | ||
| Just an unmitigated disaster. | ||
| And this is all happening with the backdrop headline, Biden's 13th quarter approval average lowest ever historically in the latest Gallup poll. | ||
| President Joe Biden averaged 38% job approval during his recently completed 13th quarter in office. | ||
| George H.W. Bush had the previous low 13th quarter average approval rating at 41% in 1992. | ||
| Biden at 38%. | ||
| So he really, really lowered the bar there. | ||
| A 3% increase. | ||
| Decrease in the record low. | ||
| Donald Trump was at 46%. | ||
| So 8% better was Donald Trump 13th quarter approval rating. | ||
| Joe Biden the record low. | ||
| Not good. | ||
| It's not good. | ||
| Then I guess they thought maybe. | ||
| If he called in to Howard Stern, if we could just get Joe Biden on the Howard Stern show, that would do the trick. | ||
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What idiot thought of that? | |
| But why Howard Stern, too? | ||
| It's so strange. | ||
| The whole thing, it's just a total clown show at this point. | ||
| It almost seems like they're trying to set this guy up for failure. | ||
| So, he calls into the Howard Stern radio show. | ||
| And just lies on top of lies on top of lies. | ||
| Let's just start going through the lies here. | ||
| Let's start clip two. | ||
| So, he's obviously flip-flopped on whether he was a civil rights activist throughout his decades as a politician. | ||
| Now he's claiming he was such a staunch activist and so involved, he was getting arrested on front porches with black activists, and he makes this claim in clip two. | ||
| And I looked at my mom, I said, honey, you haven't said anything. | ||
| She said, Joey, let me, remember? | ||
| True story. I said, remember when they were desegregating Linfield, a neighborhood that was, you know, 70 homes built in suburbia? | ||
| And I told you, and there was a black family moving in, and there was people who were down there protesting. | ||
| I told you not to go down there, and you went down. | ||
| Remember that? There is no record of this. | ||
| This is something that he seems to have completely fabricated out of thin air. | ||
| It's just complete insanity. | ||
| I have to say, I am impressed, though, at his ability to make up a story. | ||
| A tall tale. Just on the spot is not so bad. | ||
| Maybe after he was done showering with Ashley, he would tell her a nice bedtime story. | ||
| Maybe after Hunter was finished snorting and sniffing and what else? | ||
| Maybe Biden, maybe old big guy, creepy old Joe. | ||
| Maybe he read him a nice bedtime story. | ||
| Maybe he just made it up. So Biden claims... | ||
| That growing up, and which part of his life was this, when he was with the Puerto Rican family, or the black family, or I don't know. | ||
| He's had so many different stories of his upbringing. | ||
| He was poor at one point. | ||
| Now he makes it sound like he's in a wealthy neighborhood. | ||
| Who knows? But he just makes this up out of thin air. | ||
| And a black family, I guess, moves into his nice, well-off white neighborhood that Joe Biden is in now. | ||
| So much for the Puerto Rican community, so much for the Jewish community. | ||
| He's made all these claims. Now he's growing up in a nice white neighborhood. | ||
| And a black family moves in. | ||
| And people are protesting. | ||
| Because they don't want the black family to move in. | ||
| And Joe Biden goes down there as a kid and gets arrested for protesting with them. | ||
| So I guess that's the story here, Joe. | ||
| And of course there is no record of this. | ||
| He just completely makes it up. | ||
| Very impressive stuff. Now do you believe this? | ||
| Now, of course, he could be making this up. | ||
| But there is a lie in here, 100%, that is provable. | ||
| Maybe you can pick up on it. | ||
| Joe Biden claims that women were sending him nudes back when he first got started in Congress. | ||
| Listen to this wacky claim in clip three. | ||
| Put in that 10 most eligible bachelors list. | ||
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Because you were a United States senator, you were a catch. | |
| And a lot of lovely women, but women would send very salacious pictures. | ||
| And I just gave them to the Secret Service. | ||
| I thought somebody would think I was. | ||
| And I just gave up. | ||
| He can't even complete a thought. | ||
| He gave them to Secret Service. | ||
| Folks, Congress, he didn't have Secret Service protection. | ||
| What does he mean he gave it to Secret Service? | ||
| What does that even mean? Women sent him, what, they mailed him nudes? | ||
| So Joe Biden, can't even finish statements there. | ||
| Joe Biden claims that women were mailing him nudes because he was an eligible bachelor, and then he gave the pictures to Secret Service, is the claim Joe Biden is making now. | ||
| Again, you gotta give it to the guy. | ||
| He can make up a good fantasy, truly. | ||
| He really can. But where does he... | ||
| What is that about? Salacious photos? | ||
| Giving him to Secret Service? | ||
| I feel like there may have been an origin story there, but we might not want to know about it. | ||
| But it kind of just... It seems like a creepy joke kind of thing. | ||
| And it's always funny, you know, because he said in the last clip too, he's like, I ain't lying. | ||
| That's when you know he's lying. I'm telling the truth here. | ||
| That's how you know he's lying. When he has to emphasize to you that he's not lying, that's when you know he is lying. | ||
| But just assuming he's lying is probably safe, too. | ||
| How about this one? He likes to talk about his life as a lifeguard, and now he's claiming he saved, what was it, a dozen people or so? | ||
| How many people did you save as a lifeguard, Joe? | ||
| I learned a lot. | ||
| And I made a lot of friends. | ||
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Did you ever save anyone's life when you were a lifeguard? | |
| Was anyone ever drowning? Yeah. | ||
| You did? Yeah, well, half a dozen times. | ||
| Usually younger kids, you know, but... | ||
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You do the thing with the whistle and then jump in in the bathing suit? | |
| Yeah, you got it. No kidding. | ||
| Yeah, it was a big pool. There were seven lifeguard stands. | ||
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Wow. See, that would define my... | |
| I would brag about that everywhere I went. | ||
| Oh, by the way, I did it up in Lake Ontario, too, when I was in law school. | ||
| But look, one of the things that... | ||
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What, you saved a dude's life when you were in law school? | |
| You were still doing the lifeguard thing? | ||
| Yeah, lifeguards, too. | ||
| I mean, you know, people just need help sometimes. | ||
| I mean, it's not like it's so heroic. | ||
| So what is he even talking about? | ||
| Now, I will say... | ||
| I actually am more inclined to believe that Biden could be telling the truth here. | ||
| I did spend actually a lot of my youth as a lifeguard. | ||
| I think it was a lifeguard from like the age of 15 to like 20 or 21 even in the summers. | ||
| It's a great job hanging out at the pool all day. | ||
| And I did have to make, I made three saves in my life and it was usually kids. | ||
| It is usually children. | ||
| But what's strange about it is none of the times I was actually on the stand. | ||
| I was either just walking the pool deck or just in an area on the pool deck. | ||
| But I don't know. Biden might have made some saves as a lifeguard. | ||
| What he's talking about on Lake Ontario, I'm not really sure he knows. | ||
| I might give Biden that one. | ||
| I might give Biden that one. | ||
| He may have made a save or two. | ||
| Six, though. Six, I don't know. | ||
| But I don't really know the circumstances of his pool. | ||
| It's not that common. | ||
| But maybe. I don't know. | ||
| Who knows? Maybe Joe was drowning him. | ||
| No, I'm kidding. Joe wouldn't do anything like that. | ||
| And, okay, here's a big one. | ||
| Here's a... | ||
| Joe Biden. | ||
| Did you know he was a star football player? | ||
| Did you? You didn't know, did you? | ||
| Stud. Stud athlete. | ||
| Joe Biden. I mean, he can't walk now. | ||
| Here's Joe Biden. He says he was the runner-up in scoring in the entire state when he was playing football in high school, clip six. | ||
| For example, I remember starting off playing Catholic League football. | ||
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By the way, I don't think a lot of people know that you were a star receiver in high school. | |
| You were like the first string guy. | ||
| You were the guy who caught the ball. | ||
| Runner up at stake, scoring. | ||
| Wow. But I was a runner. | ||
| Oh my gosh, Howard. | ||
| What have you done, man? | ||
| I don't know, man. Howard Stern has done a lot of things that are really quite low, let's say, on the radio. | ||
| But this may be the lowest. | ||
| Joe, people don't know. | ||
| You were a football star. | ||
| You were a stud. | ||
| You were the guy they threw the ball to. | ||
| Oh my gosh. | ||
| Does anybody believe that? | ||
| Runner up in scoring? | ||
| So Joe Biden's basically claiming he had, like, what, 20 touchdowns in a season in high school? | ||
| I mean, come on. | ||
| Is anybody buying that? | ||
| Is anybody buying that? | ||
| Now, I don't know. | ||
| See if you can make out what Joe... | ||
| I guess he's threatening Donald Trump. | ||
| I guess he wants to fight Donald Trump here, is what he's saying in clip one. | ||
| But, like, for example, you know, I mean, Trump makes fun of me. | ||
| He's the kind of guy in the neighborhood I wish he could have gotten in the neighborhood and meet head-to-head. | ||
| At any rate... | ||
| What? | ||
| He's the kind of guy in the neighborhood you wish you could have gotten to meet in the neighborhood head-to-head? | ||
| Are you saying you want to fight him? | ||
| Is this another fight thing? You want to take him behind the barn? | ||
| Isn't that... Or behind the gym? What did he say before? | ||
| Are you going to take him behind the gym? If Joe Biden asked you to go behind the gym, I would not. | ||
| I would not do it. | ||
| You're probably not going to get the fight you think. | ||
| Yeah, you'll be fighting. | ||
| You'll be fighting Joe off you. | ||
| But okay. So that's just pathetic lie after lie after lie. | ||
| And Howard Stern just eating it up. | ||
| Just slopping it up. | ||
| Oh, a football star! | ||
| Oh, you were saving people's lives as a lifeguard. | ||
| My God. Good Lord. | ||
| But this was the big mistake. | ||
| This is the one that's going to get somebody in trouble. | ||
| He says he's ready to debate Donald Trump in clip 8. | ||
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I don't know if you're going to debate your opponent. | |
| I am somewhere. I don't know when. | ||
| I'm happy to debate him. | ||
| Now, think about that. | ||
| Howard Stern says, because the real story is what Howard says, and people are missing it entirely. | ||
| The real story is what Howard says. | ||
| He says, I don't know if you're going to debate your opponent. | ||
| Why in the hell would we not have a debate? | ||
| That is unheard of. | ||
| Traditionally, there are three presidential debates in recent history. | ||
| Three. Hillary and Trump had three debates. | ||
| They had three debates scheduled for Biden and Trump. | ||
| Biden canceled two of them in 2020. | ||
| So think about that. Howard Stern basically alludes to this understanding that we're all supposed to have that, well, maybe we don't get a presidential debate now. | ||
| Yeah, Biden doesn't have to debate Trump. | ||
| And really what that is, it's beyond just Biden waving the white flag or throwing in | ||
| the towel or admitting that he can't debate. | ||
| It's well beyond that. | ||
| It's this new precedent where the left just says, well, you know what, we don't actually | ||
| have to have debates. | ||
| We don't actually have to show up and discuss our policies or our ideas. | ||
| We don't have to hold them up against the scrutiny of criticism or questioning. | ||
| We just don't have to do that anymore. | ||
| Again, that's that's how a tyrant feels. | ||
| That's how an authoritarian behaves. | ||
| So it's beyond just the Biden refusal here. | ||
| It's beyond just the Biden with the white flag, with throwing in the towel. | ||
| It's that the left just doesn't want to have debates anymore. | ||
| They know that they can't win on policy. | ||
| They can't win on common sense. | ||
| They're forced to defend undefendable things like trans kids and open borders. | ||
| We're just supposed to accept that. | ||
| Howard says, well, I don't know if you'll be debating. | ||
| Well, why wouldn't he be debating, Howard? | ||
| What do you mean you don't know? You're okay with that? | ||
| You're just okay? We just don't do presidential debates anymore? | ||
| That's just the norm now? | ||
| Somebody's getting in trouble for that. | ||
| Because you know they don't want Biden to debate Trump. | ||
| You know they don't want that. | ||
| And it won't even matter. Trump will be going up against the debate host, moderator and Joe Biden and he'll still mop the floor. | ||
| So here's Donald Trump's response. | ||
| Crooked Joe Biden just announced that he's willing to debate. | ||
| Everyone knows he doesn't really mean it, but in case he does, I say anywhere, anytime, anyplace, an old expression used by fighters. | ||
| I suggest Monday evening, Tuesday evening, or Wednesday evening. | ||
| How about any evening? | ||
| At my rally in Michigan. | ||
| He's got a rally in Michigan Wednesday, so he's going to be flying, I guess, right after he gets out of court Wednesday to Michigan. | ||
| A state that he is in the process of destroying with his electronic vehicle mandate. | ||
| By the way, you could plug this in. | ||
| Ford just lost hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars on the electric vehicle thing. | ||
| It's not working well. In the alternative, he's in New York City today, although probably doesn't know it. | ||
| And so am I, stuck in one of the many court cases that he instigated as election interference against a political opponent. | ||
| A continuing witch hunt. | ||
| It's the only way he thinks he can win. | ||
| In fact, let's do the debate at the courthouse tonight on national TV. I'll wait around. | ||
| So, Biden throws down the gauntlet he was not supposed to have. | ||
| Whoops! Yeah, there's that one. | ||
| Ford just reported a massive loss on every electric vehicle it sold. | ||
| It's massive. Oh, but the government is subsidizing it. | ||
| Oh, it's so much better. | ||
| Ford loses $1.3 billion to EV segment. | ||
| I'm not a fan of the EV, personally. | ||
| I don't think I'll be driving the old EV. Might give you ED. So, okay. | ||
| Trump calls for Biden to debate him at New York City Courthouse tonight after Biden says he's happy to debate on the Howard Stern show. | ||
| Probably wasn't supposed to say that. | ||
| I mean, really, though, we have to be wondering, who thought that was a good idea to put Joe Biden on with Howard Stern? | ||
| Who thought that was a good idea? | ||
| Are they just so desperate they're reaching for anything at this point? | ||
| Did they think it would be good for his approval ratings? | ||
| Or is he tapping into a new voter base? | ||
| I'm not understanding that move at all. | ||
| But it ends up being a complete disaster. | ||
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As one would expect. | |
| Here's a couple other disasters. | ||
| Biden. Can't walk. | ||
| And it's so bad now. | ||
| So first, remember, they had to stop the presidential staircase onto Air Force One. | ||
| And now they do the mini staircase. | ||
| They have the handicap staircase for Joe Biden. | ||
| So Joe Biden has to go up the handicap mini case because he can't climb stairs. | ||
| Now they're changing the routine for the Marine One walk. | ||
| Now, again, this is more of a tradition thing. | ||
| The president walks alone to and from Marine One. | ||
| He addresses the press gaggle before he takes off or after he lands. | ||
| That's just kind of tradition. | ||
| That's just part of the tradition. | ||
| Well, they're canceling it. | ||
| They're scrapping it. Because he can't walk and he needs handlers. | ||
| So now... And we've got what it's going to look like here. | ||
| Here's what it's going to look like now. | ||
| Here's the Marine One walk now. | ||
| It's going to look like this in clip nine. | ||
| So instead of the president, again, normally doing the solo walk and having that iconic traditional moment with the Washington Monument in the background and then going and talking to the press, his handlers go join him and they surround him and then he does not address the press. | ||
| Crash, give me the audio. | ||
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Looks like he can barely even lift his feet through the grass. | |
| Are they just going to not let the media even be there? | ||
| Are they just going to say the media is not even allowed to be there and record it? | ||
| Is that where it goes next? | ||
| But you know, I've been suspicious. | ||
| I've been suspicious. | ||
| Is Joe Biden a robot? | ||
| Have you ever seen Joe Biden's walk and stride and gait compared to that of a robot's? | ||
| Have you ever seen them side by side? | ||
| Well, go ahead and take a look here. | ||
| Yeah, thank you guys. Go ahead here. | ||
| Are we... Joe Biden couldn't be a robot, could he? | ||
| Did he just be a robot? | ||
| Very suspicious here. | ||
| Joe Biden walks like a robot. | ||
| So, you have the side-by-side on the screen. | ||
| There's your Robot, and then there's Joe Biden, and they basically walk the exact same. | ||
| They can't really pick up their feet or move their arms, very stiff, like the Tin Man. | ||
| The Tin Man walk, needs some oil. | ||
| So Joe Biden can't walk, and now they're changing the routine when he walks to Marine One. | ||
| My gosh, he can't walk. | ||
| The guy can't even walk. | ||
| He can't walk. He can't talk. | ||
| And then he makes a big mistake saying, oh, I'll debate Trump. | ||
| And, of course, that's the last thing the Democrats want. | ||
| Now, apparently behind the scenes, they've been trying to remove Karine Jean-Pierre. | ||
| And they think that she's been bad for Biden's ratings. | ||
| I mean, I don't know if you can get anybody to lie like Karine Jean-Pierre does, but I suppose they think somebody can do it better. | ||
| Top aides to President Biden secretly hatched a plan this last fall to replace White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre by recruiting outside allies to nudge her out the door. | ||
| But it didn't work. | ||
| It didn't work. And it gets into the names of the people they were trying to use to force her out. | ||
| Subtly. In the New York Post story. | ||
| But it didn't work. | ||
| Didn't work. And because, you know, she's a proud black lesbian. | ||
| And she says it a hundred times. | ||
| Don't you know? She's the first black lesbian immigrant press secretary. | ||
| Okay? So you can't oust her. | ||
| She's too strong. | ||
| I am Joe Biden. | ||
| I put one foot in front of other... | ||
| Biden 1.0 on the screen there. | ||
| It's really sad. All right. | ||
| Yeah. Leader of the free world. | ||
| A robot with a human skin suit. | ||
| All right. It is the last Friday of the month. | ||
| That means it's the Veterans Call-In Show. | ||
| And we do have a veteran guest. | ||
| Unfortunately, one of our guests had to postpone. | ||
| And will be joining us next week. | ||
| We do have a veteran guest that's going to be joining us in the third hour who happens to be a farmer. | ||
| And so he's going to be talking about just some general stuff with us. | ||
| But really, I said, hey, let's talk about the attacks on farmers and farms and organic foods. | ||
| And he really did call it. | ||
| How they were going to be using this bird flu virus to then monitor the entire market, and that's exactly what the World Health Organization is doing now. | ||
| So, hey, we all want to have a good food system, and we want to be able to trust that we can go to the grocery store and get food that's not going to make us sick. | ||
| So it's not like it's inherently evil to have some oversight there. | ||
| But this is all about centralizing food production, controlling food production, and ultimately controlling what you eat. | ||
| So that's what it's really about. | ||
| So we're going to have a farmer veteran in with us in the third hour. | ||
| But I want to give out the phone number now, veterans, to call in. | ||
| And you want to talk about Biden. | ||
| You want to talk about the protests. | ||
| You want to talk about the developments in geopolitics, the tensions, Ukraine, the foreign funding, Israel, Palestine. | ||
| Anything is open game, and the veterans get first priority today. | ||
| 877-789-2539. | ||
| 877-789-2539. | ||
| Just let us know what branch of the military you're out of, and we'll get you up on the air. | ||
| Give us a call. 877-789-2539. | ||
| And the great crew will get you on the caller board. | ||
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| Okay, we are getting our callers lined up here. | ||
| I got a couple other things we can talk about before we do that. | ||
| Donald Trump fundraising well, it's going well right now, and it's not like Joe Biden, who has to do some grandiose performance art at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, and Lizzo does a performance, and Bill Clinton and Barack Obama are there, and it's like a whole setup, and it's like a quarter million dollars to get in. | ||
| And then they raised, it was like $26 million they raised for Biden. | ||
| Here's how it's going for Donald Trump. | ||
| Every day he's in court, this is the new RNC chair Michael Watley in clip 12. | ||
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What I've seen though is that every day that President Trump has been in court, we've been getting, he's been getting a million dollars or more in small dollar donations that are coming in online. | |
| Small dollar donations. | ||
| Small dollar donation. | ||
| So not these rich celebrities that Biden milks. | ||
| And it's really Obama is what it was about. | ||
| I don't know why they even brought Clinton in there. | ||
| But it was really Obama. | ||
| They get people to pay because they want a picture with Obama and they want to shake Obama's hand. | ||
| So they pay a quarter million dollars to go to this dinner and then it was like $100,000 for a picture. | ||
| So they really don't care about Biden or Clinton. | ||
| It's about Obama. So it's really just the Obama presidency, I guess, in that way. | ||
| But Trump goes to court. | ||
| By the way, he's going to be speaking soon. | ||
| And guys, can we actually monitor that? | ||
| Trump is supposed to be leaving the courtroom soon. | ||
| They're about to wrap it up and adjourn for the day. | ||
| And he'll walk out of the courtroom and make some statements. | ||
| So we'll be monitoring that as well. | ||
| Now, here's Donald Trump doing an interview last night talking about Joe Biden and how bad it's getting in clip 15. | ||
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Well, I watched him yesterday making this speech, and he was reading it, and he goes, pause. | |
| If I did that, it would be over, okay? | ||
| It would be front page news. | ||
| He reads pause, and he didn't know exactly what happened. | ||
| The audience was rather stunned. | ||
| But this is what we have, and we have them... | ||
| We're negotiating with Putin and President Xi of China and Kim Jong-un of North Korea. | ||
| And we have the potential of World War III. We do, too. | ||
| Don't kid yourself. It's never been on people's minds more. | ||
| And, you know, six months is very — little more than six months now, which is — sounds good, but that's a long time in the life of this country with this leadership, because they don't know what they're doing. | ||
| No doubt about that. | ||
| And that's what we said yesterday, how this next six months, the next 193 days now, the political landscape is going to change so much. | ||
| I do wonder or even hope that whatever next big development, next big shoe to drop on the geopolitical stage, maybe there is some pause or let's wait and see what happens in the American election before we decide where we're going to go next. | ||
| And if it's Trump, it'll probably be a lot better. | ||
| If it's Biden, it's just, it's a total disaster. | ||
| We're going to continue to get ripped off. | ||
| And really, that's what matters the most. | ||
| Nobody wants to see World War III, obviously, and I think it's more of a situation. | ||
| At this point, I would say Russia and Ukraine is the more serious threat for World War III, only because I'm starting to think that Iran and Israel are just playing the U.S. as fools right now. | ||
| And they're just basically stealing money from us and from this worthless Biden administration. | ||
| I think a lot of that is just kind of the leadership wanting to stay in power and saber-rattling, but then having back-channel communications like, hey, we're going to send a bunch of rockets at you, make sure you blow them up in the air, and then the U.S. will send us more money for more rockets, and the people in Israel will get the most expensive fireworks show of all time on the American payer's tax dollar. | ||
| So I think that that situation is kind of more just... | ||
| Street level, and then it seems everybody's just going to let Israel do whatever it wants in the Gaza Strip, so I don't see anything changing there. | ||
| But I think the Ukraine-Russia situation is the real situation. | ||
| And if NATO really wants to go into Ukraine and start building bases and encampments on Russia's front doorstep, I think that that could be the problem. | ||
| I don't think that's saber-rattling. | ||
| I don't think that's backroom negotiating. | ||
| And maybe Putin does want eventually to have Ukraine to be a part of Russia again. | ||
| But the U.S. shouldn't get involved. | ||
| And Ukraine is not a NATO country. | ||
| And they know if they do that, it's a provocation of Russia. | ||
| And they need to remove Putin. | ||
| They want Putin out. | ||
| He's not a good globalist. | ||
| He's not a good leftist ally. | ||
| And so they want to do regime change in Russia. | ||
| And that's not exactly easy. | ||
| Alright, we've got veterans on the line. | ||
| We will start taking your calls on the other side of this break. | ||
| Hop on over to InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| Remember, it's all about blood flow. | ||
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| 40% off InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| Alright, we're about to go to the phone lines with our great veterans. | ||
| Comment on whatever you would like today. | ||
| Open lines if you want to talk about Joe Biden on Howard Stern, just overall Joe Biden's presidency. | ||
| You want to talk about the funding bill. | ||
| You want to talk about the overseas wars. | ||
| You want to talk about the open border. | ||
| Maybe there's something else on your mind. | ||
| Go ahead, give us a call. | ||
| Lines are full right now. | ||
| But if you hear somebody hang up, that means a line is open. | ||
| For you to call in, our great veterans that we appreciate so much. | ||
| We'd like to see more help for our veterans on this show, not for other countries, borders, and whatever the hell else they spend it on. | ||
| We start with Dennis, a Marine in Dallas. | ||
| Dennis, thank you for joining us. | ||
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Well, hello. Hi, Owen. | |
| You're actually a hero of mine. | ||
| I'm amazed that you survived... | ||
| Being incarcerated and all of that, it's really something. | ||
| It's much more than... | ||
| Well, you know what? | ||
| I really appreciate that, Dennis. | ||
| And I'm glad you said that because I didn't think... | ||
| I don't think I had mentioned this, but since you brought this up, it comes to my mind. | ||
| Because I was just thinking about... | ||
| You could say, well, how I survived. | ||
| I mean, my case, you know, my time in prison was probably a lot easier than others, and, you know, my struggle's a lot easier than others, too. | ||
| So I'm not sitting here acting like I'm some sort of a... | ||
| Oh my gosh, it's unbelievable that I was able to pull it off. | ||
| But I will say, obviously I've mentioned how the letters got me through, all the letters in the mail I was getting. | ||
| I got a lot of mail from veterans. | ||
| I got a lot of mail from veterans, and they were so uplifting and encouraging. | ||
| And those letters meant a lot to me. | ||
| So I don't know, Dennis, if you sent me one, but a lot of veterans sent me letters. | ||
| And to have veterans sending me letters, you know, basically encouraging me and thanking me, it really meant a lot. | ||
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Well, maybe that's because as veterans being deployed to a foreign land and basically being out there all by yourself, other than your buddies, You're basically just out there by yourself, so we know how it feels. But beyond that, I'd like to know something. | |
| I'd like to put something out there, and that is that we have the headquarters of the United Nations in our country, and they are the implementers, the people that are facilitating this invasion of our country. | ||
| And nobody even talks about protesting them, getting in their face, trying to get rid of the people that are in that headquarters and get them out of our country. | ||
| And it's just amazing. | ||
| You're talking about the one in New York? | ||
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Yeah, you know, the big rectangle building. | |
| Yeah, yeah. Yeah, exactly. | ||
| This is such a great point. You know, I'm so glad you bring this up, too, because... | ||
| You know, everybody likes to Monday morning quarterback when I go out on the streets and do these videos. | ||
| And, you know, I've just had to learn over time, too. | ||
| You just can't harbor things that you wish you would have said or wish you would have done. | ||
| It's like, if you're a quarterback in a football game and you throw an interception, it's like, oh, my God. | ||
| I mean, eventually you just have to let go. | ||
| It's like, yeah, you threw an interception. | ||
| It's okay. You know, not every game is going to be perfect or a pitcher gives up a home run. | ||
| So, yeah, I mean... Maybe there's things I could have communicated better. | ||
| Maybe there are ways, but everybody loves the Monday morning quarterback. | ||
| But see, you just, you just, you get it. | ||
| You're saying exactly what I'm trying to say. | ||
| Why aren't you protesting the UN that wants to have precedent over your sovereign nation with policy? | ||
| Why aren't you protesting the UN that is bringing in the massive invasion forces right now that has us on a high terror alert? | ||
| Why aren't you? Because you're not being told to. | ||
| Because you're not given the stimuli to do that, even though that's going to have a bigger impact on you potentially than what's going on with Israel and Palestine. | ||
| Now you can debate... Whether that's the case or not. | ||
| But see, that's the point that I'm trying to make. | ||
| It's like, you're out here protesting this because you're receiving stimuli and propaganda that has you out here protesting. | ||
| You're not thinking about this for yourself. | ||
| There are other issues that you could be protesting that are probably more meaningful. | ||
| But yeah, I don't see anybody in front of the UN building protesting, complaining about the invasion or trying to take our nation's sovereignty away. | ||
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Well, even at... | |
| What's happening is there... | ||
| They're actually getting the next vaccine ready for disease X. I listened to the Japanese news this morning, and they're talking about the Japanese are protesting against their government. | ||
| Their government wants to go ahead and manufacture this vaccine for disease X. And they're very upset. | ||
| Well, and it was the Japanese that put out the studies first about all the vaccine side effects. | ||
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And they're the ones that had the cure, ivermectin. | |
| Right. Well, I guess the Japanese don't want their children dying. | ||
| But by the way, because this study just came out too. | ||
| This is from the FDA. Childhood seizures, myocarditis, pericarditis, increased post-COVID injection. | ||
| A study published Wednesday in JAMA. It was conducted as part of an FDA public health surveillance mandate. | ||
| It indicated that a number of serious ailments afflicted children following the mRNA COVID-19 injection. | ||
| So you would never see this stuff before. | ||
| Now you're seeing heart problems in children after the vaccine. | ||
| And I think it looks like, too, it's like one vaccine, maybe you're looking at like 5% to 10% chance that you could have a serious side effect, maybe like a 1% chance. | ||
| It's like life-altering. You get two shots, you're looking at maybe 10-20% serious side effect, maybe 5% life altering. | ||
| It looks like it's the third shot where it's like, boom, now you're looking at like 25% serious side effect, you could have a problem. | ||
| And so, and now that's what they're realizing in the children too. | ||
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They wanted to facilitate bringing on all these diseases And restricting our travel by requiring that we get vaccinated with dangerous experimental drugs Well, now they want to vaccinate the animals, too. | |
| I think that's the next big move. | ||
| Dennis, thank you so much for the call. | ||
| I think that's the next big move, is they want to vaccinate the animals. | ||
| We'll get into that with our veteran and the farmer guest we have on in the third hour. | ||
| Let's go to Larry, Navy veteran in Colorado Springs. | ||
| Larry, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Yes, Owen. I'm Father Larry. | |
| I spoke to you earlier this week. | ||
| And you mentioned the call-in for Friday for veterans. | ||
| And so, I want to discuss veterans, what we see happening to us veterans. | ||
| Last year, 24 veterans committed suicide a day. | ||
| That was one an hour. Now, just one short year later, we have 44 veterans committing suicide a day. | ||
| Almost doubled. | ||
| And I shudder to think what's going to happen next year. | ||
| I've started something called St. | ||
| Michael's Veteran Support Center. | ||
| It's going to be starting here in Colorado Springs, Colorado. | ||
| Hopefully by the end of this year we will be opening sites, multiple sites rather, in every single state in the union as well as Our territories, because our veterans tend to retire to some of those territories. | ||
| I believe that you have my web address for St. | ||
| Michael's Veteran Support Center, and I hope that you could show that so the audience could see the information about it. | ||
| We'll have programs to help veterans come to appreciate something and give them a reason to live instead of taking their own lives. | ||
| We'll have programs such as Challenge to Change, VeteranX. | ||
| We'll have a Big Brother, Big Sister program. | ||
| We'll have mental health counseling, spiritual health counseling, different therapies such as art and music therapy. | ||
| Programs, even for the Gold Star families of veterans that have made the ultimate sacrifice. | ||
| I'm dead serious about what I'm doing. | ||
| And I've made certain investments that I believe will be paying off in short order. | ||
| And we will be having multiple facilities in each state. | ||
| Well, that's great. | ||
| I wanted to let you finish there. | ||
| I'm up against a break now. | ||
| But I'm going to respond to that on the other side because a program like yours, I wonder if they could scrape a few pennies together to help you out. | ||
| But don't worry, Ukraine's got $60 billion that they can use. | ||
| I want to respond to that last caller. | ||
| And again, this is the kind of stuff that I don't know how you could not agree with. | ||
| We can just cut checks left and right for these foreign countries and our veterans are not taken proper care of. | ||
| And really, it's really even worse than that. | ||
| That's just part of the picture. What about all the illegal immigrants coming in? | ||
| You had the last caller talk about veteran suicide rates going up. | ||
| I mean, we would all like to see veteran suicide rates go down. | ||
| We'd like to see veteran suicide get down to zero. | ||
| But so you see, our tax dollars going to foreign nations. | ||
| Our tax dollars going to illegal immigrants. | ||
| But then they take the VA and they take other veteran affairs and other medical services for veterans. | ||
| And then they say, okay, well, this isn't for you anymore. | ||
| This is for the illegal immigrants. | ||
| I wonder if that has anything to do with the increase in suicide. | ||
| How do you think that would make a veteran feel? | ||
| Maybe they're already feeling kind of down and out. | ||
| Maybe they're already feeling like they've been forgotten and left behind and becoming a part of that stat. | ||
| And then they see, sorry, your health care, your doctor's visit has been canceled that we have to reserve this for illegal immigrants now. | ||
| Boy, that might be the final issue. | ||
| And it's just, it's just, it's disgusting. | ||
| It's disgusting. And really, this was one of the strongest things. | ||
| It doesn't get talked about much, but this is one of the strongest victories that Trump had, was veterans' health care. | ||
| Truly, it was. | ||
| And I would guess, I don't have the numbers in front of me, but I'd make a pretty strong bet that veteran suicide went down after Trump got into office. | ||
| But see, our last caller, Larry, and we've had some other veteran guests on before too that do a similar thing. | ||
| I forget the name of the group. It was like the Oak Tree Support Group or something. | ||
| We've had them on in the past. Similar stuff. | ||
| Just trying to get veterans back on their feet and taken care of and uplifted and encouraged again. | ||
| Trying to save their lives. | ||
| But A, we can get pork barrel spending We can get pork barrel spending for gay brothel retirement homes. | ||
| I'm not even kidding you. We can get pork barrel spending for like Russian lobster treadmills. | ||
| This is all real stuff that they put in bills. | ||
| And we can find money for that. | ||
| But where is the member of Congress going to bat for a veterans group? | ||
| Where is the member of Congress trying to get some pork for a veteran support group? | ||
| It actually did it used to happen actually It was happening under Trump. | ||
| We had some of the lobbyists on the show. | ||
| Now, I'm not for pork barrel spending. | ||
| But it's just like, yeah, okay, if we're going to spend $100 billion, let's maybe spend it on some good stuff. | ||
| You know? Maybe some good stuff. | ||
| Yeah, there's our old friend on the treadmill. | ||
| There's our own Shrimpzilla. | ||
| He used to be a sponsor of the show. | ||
| Shrimpzilla running on the treadmill, the whole station powered by Shrimpzilla. | ||
| Oh, is that a new one, guys? | ||
| Is that a new updated Shrimpzilla 2.0? | ||
| The Shrimpinator? I didn't even know. | ||
| They've updated the Shrimpinator. | ||
| They've... I can't. | ||
| A little late. So that's nice. | ||
| That's nice. I don't know how much that shrimp treadmill costs. | ||
| But we've now got a new one. | ||
| So that's good. Oh, is here your government taxpayer funded underwater weaving course too? | ||
| There you go. So we got pork barrel for underwater basket weaving and shrimp treadmills. | ||
| Where's our pork barrel for the veterans that need the care? | ||
| Probably should get prioritized. | ||
| Hey, don't worry. I got a basket I weaved underwater though. | ||
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So what made you decide to start a podcast? | |
| Obviously, everybody and their mother has a podcast. | ||
| Yours is genuinely special. | ||
| What made you decide, you know what, I'm going to add my name to the hat of podcasting. | ||
| Man, covering everything here every day, you get so tossed into the mix that when you get out, when you're on your way home, you just realize you have so much in you to say, so much in you to vent. | ||
| And it was like that with the crew as well. | ||
| So basically, the idea started where I wanted to have the crew A place where the crew could just come on and say whatever they wanted. | ||
| And the conversations just were magical. | ||
| They really were. It was crazy just to see how many articulate people who are well-versed in so many different areas just vent and come off like an Alex Jones rant. | ||
| I'm like, man, there's more to this. | ||
| I feel like our fans really, really need a... | ||
| A different way to receive news sometimes. | ||
| A different message. | ||
| At the same time, I want to have fun. | ||
| We have to be able to make fun of all these people who are trying to, you know, infringe on all of our rights. | ||
| And it's so easy. The comedic material is there. | ||
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It writes itself. You sit down in the classic Infowars podcast room that you retrofitted. | |
| You redid the whole thing. | ||
| It's nostalgic and new at the same time. | ||
| It's awesome. Dude, and once you get into that, you feel the energy. | ||
| You feel the nostalgia. | ||
| You feel just so connected to everything there. | ||
| I'm so glad that everybody who's come on so far has loved it. | ||
| And everybody, you know, they can't wait for the episodes to drop. | ||
| And I'm truly blessed to be able to be able to do this at all. | ||
| And it wouldn't be... I wouldn't be able to do anything if it wasn't for you fans. | ||
| Shop at Infowarsstore.com, get an X3 DNA Force. | ||
| All the products that we sell... | ||
| If it wasn't for you guys supporting us, none of this would happen. | ||
| Chase wouldn't be sitting in his chair. | ||
| I wouldn't be going on the battle tank with Owen or us being able to go to Stop the Steal. | ||
| There's so many things, so many epic things that we've been able to do here at InfoWars, and it's all thanks to you. | ||
| We are getting crushed in the housing market. | ||
| We are getting crushed in the automobile market. | ||
| We are getting crushed in our grocery bills. | ||
| They're sitting here attacking you, attacking your economy, attacking your culture, attacking your borders. | ||
| And then they say you're inhumane. | ||
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War. Alright, in case you don't know this... | |
| We used to do this joke. | ||
| The War Room started in 2017. | ||
| This show started in 2017. | ||
| And we used to do a joke because, yes, that is a taxpayer-funded shrimp on a treadmill. | ||
| So we did this bit because I was covering it in the news and then it just kind of stuck. | ||
| People thought it was funny. And so we used to do this bit about how the studio is powered by Shrimpzilla. | ||
| And anytime the Rocky theme music would come on, we'd play this little shrimp here, running on the treadmill, and say, this show is powered by Shrimpzilla. | ||
| And he demands three droppers of Super Mill Vitality from InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| He only runs in water from the water filters at InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
| He's kind of a pre-Madonna, a shrimp Madonna. | ||
| Look at those little eggs go. | ||
| And so we joke about that. That is a real thing. | ||
| I'm not, they are funding, people just have, it's almost too unbelievable, you can't even, but no, they're funding gay retirement homes, they're funding shrimp on treadmills, trans lobsters, that's real stuff. | ||
| I forget the number, but I believe it was in the millions for that shrimp. | ||
| I believe, I think it was in the millions, the study for a shrimp on a treadmill. | ||
| I think the crew is coming in right now. | ||
| So, oh, I got a stack of them here. | ||
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Oh, my God. | |
| Yep, shrimp on a treadmill. | ||
| NPR. The politics of silly studies. | ||
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Oh, my gosh. | |
| I don't even know. | ||
| I almost can't even do this. | ||
| No, it's shrimp on a treadmill. It's very real. | ||
| Shrimp treadmill. How much it costs taxpayers. | ||
| Oh, my God. | ||
| The shrimp treadmill research cost taxpayers more than $3 million over the course of a decade, including a $559,000 grant for research into impaired metabolism and performance in crustacean exposed to bacteria. | ||
| Shrimp on a treadmill, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Millions of dollars. | ||
| Scientists put shrimp on a treadmill. | ||
| You can't even make this up. | ||
| So, no. I know that that's funny, and it's a bit we do here. | ||
| It's based in reality. Your taxpayer dollars go for shrimp on a treadmill. | ||
| Shrimp on a treadmill. | ||
| What would you rather spend money on though? | ||
| Would you rather spend money on Ukraine, Israel, or shrimp on a treadmill? | ||
| I think I'd probably go shrimp on a treadmill if I had to pick though. | ||
| I'd actually go with shrimp on a treadmill. | ||
| Alright. So there you go. | ||
| If you're doubting that, that's how insane our government is. | ||
| That is how ridiculous our taxpayer expenditures are. | ||
| Shrimp treadmills. | ||
| Shrimp treadmills. | ||
| Okay. How a $47 shrimp treadmill became a $3 million political plaything. | ||
| Good Lord. | ||
| All right. Let's go back to the calls here. | ||
| It's Veterans Call-In Show after all. | ||
| We've got great veterans on the line. | ||
| Let's go to Clark. Army veteran out of California. | ||
| Clark, go ahead. You're on the air. | ||
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Hey, great to talk to you. | |
| First time I've made it on the air. | ||
| Yeah, so I'm an Army veteran. | ||
| My father was a Marine Corps veteran. | ||
| I took care of him the last 10 years of his life. | ||
| And I watched the medical system flat out murder him. | ||
| He got stomach cancer. | ||
| It took two years before a doctor would check him. | ||
| And they ended up life-flighting him to Santa Rosa. | ||
| He went through the cancer treatment, and then the cancer treatment, they had to remove his gallbladder because they over-nuked him with radiation. | ||
| They could only get part of it out, and then in the next few years, he bled to death. | ||
| I had doctors tell me, oh, he's 87. | ||
| Just let him go. I had doctors at the Adventist system tell me, we don't stick our fingers into other people's malpractices. | ||
| And then they ended up letting him choke on his breakfast and die in a coma. | ||
| Then all the creditors come. | ||
| And all these people tell me, oh, I can't cancel that account because my dad started it. | ||
| Well, my dad's dead. I can't afford it. | ||
| And they keep charging my bank cards, everything else. | ||
| We sued over the Zantac. | ||
| And we won the case. | ||
| And then it went to appeal, and a judge that sits on Pfizer's board overturned the appeal and said, no, nothing for anybody. | ||
| And he's part of the board of Pfizer, and he found against us. | ||
| Every time I turn around and try to get a lawyer, everybody just dumps on me. | ||
| Nothing could be done. | ||
| Since COVID, you're not allowed. | ||
| All doctors are completely, how do they put it, Beyond reproach, you can't sue a doctor for malpractice in California anymore. | ||
| Well, Nazifornia. | ||
| It's run by Nazis. | ||
| The Fourth Reich is alive. | ||
| And every time I turn around, it's just something else. | ||
| And now I'm getting bills telling me that even though my dad had prior products, the best insurance you could have, and VA and everything, now they're telling me that I own half a million dollars. | ||
| And they're going to come after my estate and immediately transfer that estate over to BlackRock. | ||
| And that's the way they've been doing it in California here. | ||
| They're stealing so much land out here in California using the medical system. | ||
| It's unbelievable. | ||
| And it all gets supposedly bid on in an open bidding, but BlackRock gets all of them for about 10% to 15% of the value of property. | ||
| Yeah, it became mainstream news, and that's just a gut-wrenching experience that you're still going through there. | ||
| It became mainstream news, and thank you for the call, Clark. | ||
| It became mainstream news. | ||
| It was like a year or two ago, and they started reporting. | ||
| It was like 40% or something. | ||
| I forget the number. It was a big number of the houses on the market, single-family dwellings, were getting bought up by BlackRock and Vanguard. | ||
| And, you know, I tend to lean more on the libertarian side of policy with just, you know, less government is usually the solution. | ||
| But, I mean, I don't know. Do you need regulations to stop these companies from buying up all the houses and then basically rigging the market? | ||
| That's what it is. | ||
| So, that's kind of the outer end of what you were discussing there. | ||
| But that definitely goes on. | ||
| By the way, I see that we've just popped up a mini-box here in the lower third. | ||
| We are monitoring. | ||
| We are expecting Trump to speak soon. | ||
| They wrapped up court not too long ago. | ||
| I believe he's going to make some sort of a media press statement. | ||
| Or maybe a legal statement or take questions. | ||
| So we'll be monitoring that. | ||
| That's what that lower third that just popped up there or that little mini box that we have there. | ||
| So we'll continue to monitor that. | ||
| And crew, if there's anything there that I need to know, just pop in my ear. | ||
| Let's take another call. Let's go to Amber, Air Force veteran in Texas. | ||
| Amber, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Hi, Owen. Hello. | |
| Hi. I thought maybe I'd live light and alone. | ||
| I've been listening to you forever and I can't shazam my phone. | ||
| When I'm listening to you guys, when I'm driving, and the song for the intro for this segment that just played, who is that artist and what is that song? | ||
| What did we play coming in here, guys? | ||
| I don't remember. Hey, well, here's what I'm... | ||
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You're on the rant, and then you kind of whisper war, and then it goes into a hardcore song. | |
| I'm being told it's an AWOL nation. | ||
| So, actually... I pick like 95% of the music that is on the show. | ||
| Some of the liners, like that one that is like, hey, you're listening to The War Room at six after, some of those are actually, some of the creative guys just build that into whatever they're doing for show promos. | ||
| So those are actually the ones I'm not sure of sometimes. | ||
| We might have, I get this request all the time, and so maybe I just need to do it. | ||
| But we might have a public playlist somewhere. | ||
| I didn't build that, but one of our sound guys might have done that. | ||
| So we might just do that because I get questions about the music all the time. | ||
| I mean, it's true. I have the best taste in music. | ||
| It's fine. It's not a big deal. | ||
| But we get that request a lot. | ||
| So maybe we'll do something so that people can find that out. | ||
| Run by AWOL Nation. | ||
| There you go, Amber. We got it for you. | ||
| Run by AWOL Nation. | ||
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Run by AWOL Nation. | |
| Thank you so much. And keep doing what you're doing. | ||
| All right, Amber. Thank you for the call. | ||
| Thanks. Bye. Let's go to Mark Marine in Boston. | ||
| Mark, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Awesome. It's good to get a hold of you all. | |
| And I listen to you guys all day, every day at work with one earbud in, like trying to get my work done at the same time. | ||
| But I'm really glad to finally get through to you guys. | ||
| What I wanted to talk about was, I haven't heard you guys report on this, but on the same day that the Senate voted to pass the aid bill to Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, he announced to the world via, I don't know what platform he used, but he basically warned the United States that he knew Exactly where the weapons were going, all the routes that they were coming in, what warehouses they were going to be located in, and he would destroy them either before or upon arrival in a way that we have never seen yet. | ||
| So there go our tax dollars. | ||
| Hold on a second. Hold on a second. | ||
| Maybe I missed the context. | ||
| What weapons are you talking about? | ||
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You know, the aid package that was sent to Ukraine. | |
| So you're saying that Russia is doing more to oversight the money and weapons we're sending to Ukraine than we are? | ||
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No, I'm saying that he knows that the routes that we use to send the weapons in, and he knows the warehouses in Ukraine where the weapons that we send are going to be kept. | |
| And as soon as they arrive there or in route to their arrival, people destroy them. | ||
| I understand. Now I get what you're saying. | ||
| I apologize for the confusion there. | ||
| Yes. And, but by the way, that's not even a new phenomenon. | ||
| That's been going on. | ||
| In fact, when this first started, it was really kind of a big embarrassment and the media just kind of covered it up. | ||
| When this first started, when they were moving the weapons into Ukraine, when all of this first started and we first started sending weapons, the Russians blew up like almost all of them. | ||
| And so that's when they were talking about, oh, well, what do we need to do with Poland? | ||
| Or what do we need to do with Belarus? | ||
| Or, you know, how can we get these weapons in? | ||
| And that was kind of the big issue when this all first started because most of the first weapons caches that were sent over there, the Russians just blew up immediately. | ||
| And it was such an embarrassment for the Biden administration that they just kind of ignored it. | ||
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What I don't understand is that We literally have no way to even get them the weapons. | |
| Like, it's not going to happen. | ||
| Their intelligence is so further along than the Ukraine. | ||
| I mean, it just drives me crazy because I know that this money is literally going to go up in smoke. | ||
| Like, there's no question about it. | ||
| And he warned Washington, D.C. as they were passing this stupid funding bill. | ||
| I mean, this is completely asinine and it blows my mind in the most profound way. | ||
| Absolutely. And it's just a giant boondoggle. | ||
| It's a giant money laundering operation. | ||
| It's just so obvious at this point. | ||
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And I wanted to bring up one other thing too. | |
| I'm in Boston. | ||
| I work in Boston. | ||
| I live in Boston, right? | ||
| I can't find a Biden supporter. | ||
| I'm talking none. | ||
| I work at a lumberyard. | ||
| I deal with people all day long, and I'm super involved in politics. | ||
| I'm really awake to geopolitics right now. | ||
| And every time I bring up the presidential race, not a single person is like, I'm behind Joe Biden. | ||
| Not one. Everybody's like, we gotta get him the hell out of there. | ||
| Yeah, there was another protest. | ||
| There was another anti-Biden protest. | ||
| It was outside of the most recent Biden event, and it's a bunch of leftist anti-Israel protesters that are saying we're not going to support Biden or the Democrats anymore because they keep funding Israel. | ||
| So, yeah, they're definitely having problems with that. | ||
| Hey, by the way, is... | ||
| Because Boston is a very patriotic city, still winds up being run by Democrats, but it's like the most popular guy in politics in Boston was always Howie Carr. | ||
| Is he still popular? Is he still like the number one guy in radio up there? | ||
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Yeah, he's up there. | |
| I mean, I used to follow him, but I kind of found Alex Jones and you guys, and I'm like, He's very kind of neocon, hawkish. | ||
| He's like old school Republican, basically. | ||
| I'm all about preventing war, especially wars we have no business in. | ||
| The only business we have in Ukraine... | ||
| Is our politicians wandering on tax dollars? | ||
| See, my guess is you're just not an isolated case here. | ||
| I didn't bring that up for no reason because I'm just noticing this. | ||
| The kind of old guard conservative media is really dying out. | ||
| And it's mostly because they're really not even conservative anymore. | ||
| They're just Republican. That's it. | ||
| It's just whatever is considered to be Republican Party politics or whatever is considered to be like traditional geopolitical foreign policy, it's just like they can't get off this track. | ||
| They've not been able to evolve. | ||
| They've not been able to grow and adapt. | ||
| And really, I guess the point of no return was with Trump. | ||
| I think even Carr was anti-Trump for a time. | ||
| I don't know if he still is. But so I'm just noticing that, Mark. | ||
| And so that's why I bring that up. | ||
| Because I'm just seeing it really across the media landscape. | ||
| I'm just seeing it across the media landscape. | ||
| And conservatives don't want to hear about how we need to be funding all these wars. | ||
| Conservatives don't want to hear about how we need to be loyal to the Republican Party. | ||
| They don't want to hear that anymore. | ||
| They don't want to play those games anymore. | ||
| They want results, and they want people telling it like it is. | ||
| And so if you're not doing that as a quote-unquote conservative talk show host or right-wing talk show host, I mean, I don't like putting anything in a box, but if you're not doing that, people are tuning out. | ||
| They're just tuning out. Mark, thank you for the call. | ||
| Let's go to Dennis, Army veteran in Florida. | ||
| Dennis, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Hey, Owen, how are you? This is Dennis from Florida. | |
| I spoke to you before about the plans for New America and the global republic, and I'm not going to beat a dead horse with that because we're all familiar with the plans at this point. | ||
| A lot of us are. And that is that we do have to unite the world at this time. | ||
| We have three months left, I would say, to do this approximately because the election is in six. | ||
| It will take time to dismantle their apparatus they're using to control us. | ||
| And if we don't save that election, the cell door does slam shut on us, and they're going to be coming for us, putting us in camps, and doing whatever they will with us after they silence us first. | ||
| Of course, Infowars won't be around soon after that, even if it makes it to that point. | ||
| So we have got to unite. | ||
| The only chance we have is to unite the world There is a growing movement for a convention of states. | ||
| And there's a website that's been around for a while, but it's starting to get a lot of traffic. | ||
| I think it might just be called conventionofstates.net, and it kind of explains it all, and then basically you can get this petition to try to get your state. | ||
| I think it has to be like 35 or 38 states in order to call the convention of the states, and you can try to petition your local representatives to join in that. | ||
| So I've heard a lot about a convention of the states, more so than normal lately. | ||
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Yeah, well, the bottom line is you guys have got to debate these plans on Infowars. | |
| That's what's going to unite the world. | ||
| It'll happen quickly. The world is waiting for these plans. | ||
| And even the elite, the Nazis who actually control everything, they did survive in our military-industrial complex. | ||
| They are ready as well, I would imagine, because their plans have failed. | ||
| So we all unite in Christ, change polarity, and it's about our natural rights, which are God-given. | ||
| We have our natural rights to be free, and even the people in Europe are familiar with that philosophy, and it's time that we once again come together with that and do what our founders had envisioned for us. | ||
| Our Constitution was correct. | ||
| Our founders were right on the money, and that's what we have to revert to now to save humanity. | ||
| Thank you for the call, Dennis. | ||
| Yeah, here's the side I was talking about. | ||
| Guys, what is it? Conventionofthestates.net, I think, or something? | ||
| Conventionofthestates.com. It's been gaining traction and momentum, and... | ||
| I mean, I'd hear about it every once in a while listening to talk radio. | ||
| Now it's like every day somebody's bringing it up, whether it's a host or a caller. | ||
| So it's definitely... | ||
| People are just looking for solutions, right? | ||
| I mean, we're looking for peaceful political solutions and... | ||
| I think that they've realized that the easiest way to maybe start dealing with this is at the state level and to find different ways for your state to fight against the swamp and to end this centralization of power in Washington, D.C. And that's really what it is. | ||
| All right, let's squeeze another call here before the break. | ||
| Let's go to James, Air Force veteran in Indiana. | ||
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James, go ahead. The FBI field office in Indiana that failed those gymnasts, the DOJ will now be paying out hundreds of millions of dollars in lawsuits to settle that. | |
| As usual, there will be absolutely no accountability, while the FBI wants you to help them destroy whoever they target. | ||
| And just a quick update on the South Bend Vet Center in Indiana that failed veteran Jason Moon. | ||
| The federal government was falsifying documents. | ||
| The person over him was not even qualified, and he was not getting Alright, you kind of jumped on me there. | ||
| I don't know if I've heard the Jason Moon story. | ||
| Maybe I had before. | ||
| But yeah, Larry Nassar, the FBI dropping the case. | ||
| I think it was like $137 million or something they had to pay out. | ||
| That story broke, I think, earlier this week. | ||
| And I don't know if you want to get more into that veteran you were talking about. | ||
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Yeah, we talked about it last time. | |
| WNDU did a great story on it. | ||
| They brought up, it's called WNDU, veteran suicide. | ||
| The VA paid out $1.7 million. | ||
| They completely failed this veteran. | ||
| Then they were falsifying medical records. | ||
| Complete nonsense. | ||
| There's just absolutely no accountability, and the double standards of justice in this country is completely disgusting. | ||
| But then something that no one ever talks about is they will try to use these records when they want to manufacture a case against a veteran that the federal government falsified. | ||
| So the double standards of justice are completely insane in this country. | ||
| Yeah, well, there's no doubt about that. | ||
| It's more obvious than ever. | ||
| And I think that... | ||
| The Trump case has shown Americans just how bad it actually is. | ||
| Thank you for the call, James. | ||
| All right, we're about to take a break here, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
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| All right, just absolutely epic footage of a tornado in Lincoln, Nebraska today | ||
| I mean, that is just... | ||
| Like movie theater. | ||
| That is like cinematastic. | ||
| That we have footage of here. | ||
| I mean, holy smokes. | ||
| That is incredible stuff. | ||
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The power of weather. | |
| Sometimes the earth has its own agenda. | ||
| But these are just incredible videos that are coming out of Nebraska here. | ||
| So, it's right outside of Lincoln. | ||
| Hopefully it doesn't get into the town. | ||
| And we don't see even more destruction or death. | ||
| But that is just in awe of weather here. | ||
| A cool sight, but you hope not a deadly one. | ||
| As a massive tornado rips through Nebraska. | ||
| Alright, we got some other things that I want to cover here. | ||
| We have an in-studio guest coming up. | ||
| Veteran, a farmer. We're going to talk about the government attack on farms. | ||
| The attempt to centralize power. | ||
| They're probably going to start vaccinating your animals. | ||
| Mandating that. That you eat. | ||
| So you're going to eat your vaccines. | ||
| It's going to be great. It's going to be loving and great. | ||
| I want to cover some other things here in this segment though. | ||
| So the protests continue. | ||
| And there's videos going around from multiple universities, and I know it was Indiana, Ohio, maybe some others, and it appears that there are snipers on the rooftops as these protests are going on. | ||
| Now, this has been denied. | ||
| The universities have denied this, or law enforcement has denied this, but it's kind of... | ||
| Odd to deny what people can see. | ||
| I don't know what else that would be if that's not a law enforcement security sniper. | ||
| But whether or not, forget about even debating if there were snipers because there's something important that we need to address. | ||
| If there were snipers, I'm gonna tell you why. | ||
| For months now, the FBI, the intelligence communities, | ||
| Border Patrol, ICE, you name it, have been warning that terror cells and a terror attack | ||
| is basically imminent now in this country because of the open border and who's coming across. | ||
| you Now you throw into the mix the heightened tensions in the Middle East with Israel and Palestine, and then now the college campus protests. | ||
| You're basically now in the hotbed for activity. | ||
| Now we have law enforcement sources. | ||
| Specifically, they are being told, and the feds are letting this trickle down to local law enforcement, And they're being told to be on the lookout for violence or potential terror attacks even in response to these developing protests. | ||
| So, I mean, you can sit here, we can debate, well, was a sniper on the roof? | ||
| Well, they're denying it, but look at the video, I don't know. | ||
| The point is, there is a serious threat and the feds are warning local law enforcement to be on the lookout to have a heightened sense of awareness for potential terroristic activity. | ||
| So it's kind of like the elephant in the room here. | ||
| Yeah, we can talk about the dumb liberals protesting again and now they're anti-cop again and it's anti-white again and it's the same old stuff. | ||
| And then miss the bigger picture of we've had a wide open border with potential terror cells building. | ||
| And yeah, you'll have real potential terror cells, real potential proxy groups, not college students that want to protest Israel, but real cells that are activated against Israel, and they view the U.S. basically as Israel because we fund Israel. | ||
| And so yeah, they're saying there could be an imminent terror attack now. | ||
| So if there's snipers on the roof, At a college university protest, it's because they're looking for terrorists now. | ||
| Because of the open border. | ||
| Now, again, we have law enforcement sources. | ||
| Specifically, they've been warned this weekend that violence could potentially break out. | ||
| Here locally, it's Saturday, they're going to be on extra alert. | ||
| In Austin. And I'm sure it's the same story across the United States. | ||
| And really it's not even that bad in Austin. | ||
| It's just Governor Abbott really wanted to send a statement that he's really against anti-Semitism. | ||
| He's still licking his lips from the rubble from the wall in Jerusalem. | ||
| So he really wanted to show how strong he was against these protests. | ||
| It was just a symbolic thing. | ||
| Can't stop him at the border. | ||
| Couldn't stop Black Lives Matter. | ||
| Couldn't stop Antifa. But he made sure that was shut down immediately. | ||
| And so, I don't know if the threat is bigger in Texas or New York or Minnesota or Michigan or whatever. | ||
| The point is, the feds are trickling down the information saying be on the lookout for violence and there's going to be an extra sense of heightened security and on the lookout for violence this weekend at some of these protests or events. | ||
| Or the protest will almost be like a distraction or a smoke screen and you'll be looking over here and then something big will happen on the other side of town. | ||
| So it's not going to be college students. | ||
| It's going to be actual sleeper cells and proxy groups that have come into this country through the southern border. | ||
| And the college students are just the perfect smoke screen and the perfect wind to blow that flame into a wildfire. | ||
| So that's what's going on with that. | ||
| But I gotta say, it's pretty strange here to watch the response. | ||
| Like, this cop just... | ||
| Lawrence Taylor tackles this Palestinian protester here in clip 10. | ||
| And people are celebrating it like, oh, this is such great law enforcement. | ||
| And I'm just really hesitant because, look... | ||
| If you're committing crimes, you need to be arrested, and I want to see cops be able to do their job. | ||
| But you can go—this was in California. | ||
| In California, you can go rob a store, and they won't arrest you. | ||
| In California, you can do—I mean, think about all the crimes you can commit in this country, and law enforcement won't do anything. | ||
| They don't even have police in Pittsburgh anymore. | ||
| I'm not kidding you. They don't even have police. | ||
| But oh my gosh, you're setting up a tent on a college campus and you're getting tackled like Lawrence Taylor coming off the edge in a blitz in a Super Bowl. | ||
| And everybody's like, oh, this is so great. | ||
| And so it's unfortunate because, I mean, I get why the right wing falls for this stuff. | ||
| Because it's like, oh, finally, some law enforcement. | ||
| It's like, oh, finally, we're dealing with these dumb college liberals. | ||
| Oh, you know, finally, we can celebrate something. | ||
| It feels like a win for them, and they're missing it. | ||
| We have to be the side of free speech now, even if you don't like it. | ||
| And even though you might not like dumb college liberals, as you see it, They do have a right to protest, and if they want to march peacefully, legally, and lawfully, and I would even say, I mean, I don't know, maybe you could debate about the encampments, but as long as you're not blocking any public property, assaulting anybody, or disrupting, you know, public movement or anything like that, I don't think there should be anything wrong with it. | ||
| I don't care if you're a Zionist, or I don't care if you're Israel first. | ||
| So it's been a very odd thing to watch, but I understand why the right wing is celebrating the response to this. | ||
| Because they feel like it's a victory. | ||
| Like, oh look, we can finally celebrate cops. | ||
| Oh look, cops can finally do their job. | ||
| But it's like, okay, so why don't they do their job at the border? | ||
| Why don't they arrest people that rob stores in California? | ||
| Why don't they keep the violent criminals in jail? | ||
| So it's like, oh, yay, finally, look, a dumb college protester got tackled. | ||
| Yay, somebody in a Habak headscarf got tackled. | ||
| All right, we're winning. | ||
| And really, it's going to end up being an attack on free speech and a lockdown, Patriot Act 2.0. | ||
| Yeah, this is a wild video we have up here. | ||
| Maybe I can play it. We have it censored. | ||
| But... It's going to devolve into most of these areas anti-cop or anti-white protests. | ||
| And it's mostly the same groups. | ||
| And I think the only areas where it might really become a problem... | ||
| I haven't really seen anything in Michigan or Minnesota. | ||
| But New York has a big Muslim population. | ||
| New York has a big Jewish population. | ||
| So I can see it maybe becoming an issue there. | ||
| But most of these other areas... | ||
| They're not too invested in the Israel-Palestine thing, except just it's the flavor of the month. | ||
| But they're real invested in the anti-cop stuff. | ||
| They're real invested in the anti-white stuff. | ||
| And the truth is, in this exchange that we're about to play, both these guys are just out of their minds, in my opinion. | ||
| But I guess, you know, this guy shows why he's showing up for the protests. | ||
| He just wants to, he's not a fan of white people. | ||
| So I can't tell if this is just for entertainment purposes or this is where some of the dialogue is going to go outside of these deals. | ||
| But this this went down in New York You got a microscope? You got a microscope like your face? | ||
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I'll break your face! | |
| I'll break your face! I'll break your face! | ||
| I'll kill your ass! | ||
| My man! | ||
| For these! | ||
| Get out of here! | ||
| They go over there! | ||
| Get out of here! | ||
| They got to go over there! | ||
| Why he come over here? | ||
| Get an education! | ||
| White bastard! | ||
| I'll whoop your ass! | ||
| There it is! | ||
| I'm gonna catch you! | ||
| Now, how is it that he gets to stand up? | ||
| that he gets to stand. | ||
| Now, again, the guy that's provoking him is obviously a jackass, too. | ||
| How is it that he gets to stand there and say, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, and the cops do nothing, and then he's basically insinuating, like, I'm going to wait out and stake you out and find you, and what did he say, I'm going to run up on you or something, and the cops do nothing? | ||
| I'm going to catch you? White faggot? | ||
| I mean, the guy is obviously, he's there because he hates white people. | ||
| But that's a little stunning. | ||
| He says, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to catch you, and the cops don't even do anything. | ||
| But if you're a college student and you pop up a tent on campus, you're going to get tackled like Junior Seau on an outside blitz. | ||
| It's just all insane. | ||
| It's just all completely insane. | ||
| By the way, listen to what Anthony Blinken says. | ||
| Tell me if anything goes off. | ||
| Tell me if you think of anything from the recent past when Anthony Blinken says this about China interfering in the elections. | ||
| He just said this on CNN in Clip 21. | ||
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We have seen, generally speaking, evidence of attempts to influence and arguably interfere, and we want to make sure that that's cut off as quickly as possible. | |
| What I can tell you is this. | ||
| President Biden was very clear about that with President Xi, and I repeated that today in my meetings. | ||
| You repeated what? That any interference It's something that we're looking very carefully at and is totally unacceptable to us. | ||
| Look, it's something we're tracking very carefully. | ||
| I can't speak to these specific reports. | ||
| I can say that as a general matter, we've been very clear with China, don't do it. | ||
| But they're not violating the commitment yet, as far as you can tell? | ||
| That's the approach to foreign policy for the Biden administration is don't. | ||
| Okay, now. | ||
| Anthony Blinken asserts that China is getting ready to interfere in the elections. | ||
| Thanks. | ||
| Anthony Blinken suggests that China is interfering in our elections. | ||
| I guess, you know, hacking, whatever, digitally somehow. | ||
| Isn't that something? | ||
| Isn't that something? | ||
| So, when Hillary Clinton loses, it's Russia. | ||
| When Trump loses, nobody's allowed to doubt it. | ||
| And even though a lot of people were blaming China and saying China was hacking and China was hacking the voting machines, they got sued. | ||
| They got sued many of them lost millions of dollars Insinuating that these machines could have been hacked and | ||
| China could have done it huge reports on it. There was actually deep | ||
| Data dives and analysis that showed Chinese hacking activity and they got sued and they got shut down | ||
| And now Antony Blinken on April 26 2024 with a hundred ninety three days till the election says oh, yeah | ||
| China's hacking and interfering in our elections You | ||
| Now okay, what's really being done here They're setting the stage. | ||
| So they're setting the dining table. | ||
| The big mistake they made in 2016 was they didn't properly set the dining table. | ||
| And blame Russia for stealing the election before it happened. | ||
| So now that's what they're doing. | ||
| They're blaming China. | ||
| So if Biden loses or whatever Democrat they choose loses, they're going to say, oh, it was because of this hacking. | ||
| And maybe they'll just say it's illegitimate and Biden gets to stay in. | ||
| So, okay. Trump loses and people say, hey, look, here was some hacking data. | ||
| Maybe the Chinese hacked it. | ||
| Maybe there's some problems here. And they say, nope, not possible. | ||
| Most secure election of all time. | ||
| And that's after they said Russia hacked it in 2016. | ||
| And now they're already building up and they're saying, oh, 2024, China's going to hack it. | ||
| Beautiful. Let's take another call. | ||
| Let's go to Jeff, a Navy veteran calling in from Brazil. | ||
| Jeff, you're on the air. Go ahead. Hey, how are you doing? | ||
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Good. To the bang, got it. | |
| Okay. To the bang. | ||
| Sitting here, I kind of wrote a mission statement, you know. | ||
| Please give me about 30 seconds to... | ||
| Get it all off my chest. | ||
| We can all agree that the federal government's actions are all criminal and unconstitutional, right? | ||
| I would agree, yes. | ||
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Okay, so we have, you know, in the military, there's the UCMJ. There's the right to disobey. | |
| And, for example, Fort Zachary Taylor and Key West Didn't stay in the Confederacy. | ||
| It fought for the North, the only four in the South that stayed loyal to the Union. | ||
| So my strategy is we need to have educational programs and strategies to fight back in different areas, a multi-pronged attack. | ||
| Like, for example, banners or billboards reminding military people that they took an oath to protect the Constitution from invaders. | ||
| Well, not invaders, but I'm kind of nervous. | ||
| I got so much I wrote down. | ||
| We could stop this. | ||
| The one military person said, he was a reverend, helping the ex-military people. | ||
| See, we have a... We had a purpose in the military, and then when we're out, we feel like we're not needed anymore. | ||
| They can combine and spread the word about the Constitution. | ||
| If you guys have educational classes, I didn't know about the Constitution, the truth about it in the military, or the eight years I worked civil service afterwards. | ||
| Now, my cousin, second cousin, was a colonel at the Pentagon. | ||
| He was never... Okay? | ||
| So, colonels and below are all patriotic. | ||
| Now, we need to remind them that they took the oath. | ||
| We need to say these ex-military people in a constitutional sheriff, they all get deputized. | ||
| Every state is a sovereign state. | ||
| They don't, you know, the federal government was created by the states to protect the constitutional rights, not to boss us. | ||
| Each state is like France or England or Spain. | ||
| Yes? So, Each state can run their own commerce and interstate commerce without any step in by the federal government. | ||
| Their farms, their oil, their gas. | ||
| Kind of like F you, D.C. We created you. | ||
| We're independent. We're sovereign. | ||
| And don't pay them taxes. | ||
| And like the RNC is watching all the elections, if we have groups in every state Promoting the constitutional rights and your rights to disobey and getting all the politicians, reminding them with letters, emails, and banners, not large groups because then, you know, red flags can happen. | ||
| Just billboards and banners, stick them out across the road. | ||
| Yeah, billboards are relatively cheap these days, and a good billboard will get attention. | ||
| I mean, sending an email to your congressman is free. | ||
| All right, I want to bring something up that the last caller, Jeff, said. | ||
| We've talked a bit about veteran suicide today, and I think a lot of it has to do with just, you know, feeling not needed, unappreciated, and it doesn't help when the system abandons you either. | ||
| You know, it probably doesn't help when you see illegal immigrants getting taken care of and you get sidetracked. | ||
| And these issues might be somewhat complex, but it doesn't take a complex solution. | ||
| You can find very simple solutions for this, and you can actually solve multiple problems at once. | ||
| I guarantee you, you could probably save a veteran's life. | ||
| You could start a program Where you basically took veterans and made them plainclothes security officers at schools. | ||
| Okay? Now, I don't want a situation where you need military at schools or armed security at schools, but okay, you know what? | ||
| Maybe we need that now. Got to be realistic. | ||
| And that might not be a solution for everybody. | ||
| That might not work for everybody. | ||
| But I bet you could probably do a good job and you could bet some potential veterans for that job and they'd be great at it. | ||
| And it might give them a purpose again. | ||
| It might give them a feeling of belonging again. | ||
| It sounds mundane, but I mean, just giving them a t-shirt with the school's name, giving them a hoodie to wear with the school's name and they see the kids thanking them every day, that will give them a sense of purpose, a sense of belonging, and they won't want to go kill themselves. | ||
| So now you're protecting the schools and you're giving veterans a job and a purpose and you're knocking two birds out with one stone. | ||
| But there's just, there's no, it's like there's no even effort. | ||
| And that's why I think the veteran suicide rates are such a problem. | ||
| Because who's even making the effort? | ||
| It takes people that call into the show starting up veteran care groups or outreach groups. | ||
| Let's take another call real quick before my next guest joins me. | ||
| Let's go to Jonathan, a Marine in Florida. | ||
| Jonathan, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Yeah, Jonathan, a retired Marine Corps aviator, and just wanted to touch on some things that have really come up this past couple weeks with Johnson and Trump and support for more foreign aid money for wars. | |
| You know, I personally was a CASVAC pilot, which is where you go in and pick up wounded from what we call the POI, which is the point of injury. | ||
| So we get to see them as they were when they got hit. | ||
| And then for the ones that don't make it, we got to fly their remains back to a collection point to be sent back to Delaware. | ||
| So I have firsthand experience with, you know, the cost of war. | ||
| And people don't understand that every dollar we send over to Ukraine or Israel is basically dollars that are sent to possibly get us another war. | ||
| Where more of our young men are going to go and get slaughtered and maimed. | ||
| And, you know, these politicians make me so mad. | ||
| And they say, I stand with Israel. | ||
| I stand with Ukraine. No, you don't. | ||
| You want other young men to go stand over there and to be their fodder. | ||
| Well, not just stand over there. | ||
| Fight over there. Die over there. | ||
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Yeah, exactly. | |
| Exactly. You know, it's like a figurative stand. | ||
| But, you know, and that dovetails into what we're talking about, you know, with these | ||
| protests. | ||
| I get so angry. | ||
| I don't support them, but it's, you know, you see the inequity of BLM and Antifa getting | ||
| able to actually destroy things and cause billions of dollars of damage, actually hurt, | ||
| kill, assault people. | ||
| And nobody had the courage, the intestinal fortitude to do anything. | ||
| But now, once you have, I mean, these are peaceful protests. | ||
| You were there. You saw it. They're not beating anybody. | ||
| They're not killing anybody. | ||
| But once you attack people that aren't allowed to be attacked, now you're going to arrest them. | ||
| You're going to beat up some 90-pound old girl wearing a mask. | ||
| I mean, some fragile girl that's still wearing a mask. | ||
| But you get that guy you had last time, some 280-pound upset black man. | ||
| You know, the cops aren't going to do anything there, right? | ||
| I feel that this is a neutrally observable fact, and anybody that's not being honest about that, it's either for personal reasons or they've just been, they've been psyoped and they are a bit brainwashed themselves. | ||
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That's tomorrow. And that is it for us today. | |
| Okay, I don't know what, whatever it is, it's not right on a teleprompter. | ||
| I don't know what that is. I've never seen that. | ||
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We are gonna do Infowars. | |
| Yeah. Okay, but... | ||
| I can't read it. | ||
| There's no words on it. | ||
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Okay. Ready? | |
| There's no words there. | ||
| To play us out. What does that mean? | ||
| To play us out? Owen Schroer is going to do a new broadcast. | ||
| All right. Go. Go. That's tomorrow. | ||
| And that is it for us today. | ||
| And we will leave you with a... | ||
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I can't do it. | |
| Okay. We'll do it live. | ||
| Okay. We'll do it live! | ||
| F*** it! Do it live! | ||
| While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, InfoWars tells you the truth about what's happening next. | ||
| Visit InfoWars.com forward slash show and share the link today. | ||
| The program that strikes fear into the heart of the elite. | ||
| It's the War Room. | ||
| It's the War Room. I'm glad to be joined now in studio by my friend. | ||
| My farmer, you might say. | ||
| Clint from Fafo Farms, Texas and he's also a veteran of the United States Army. | ||
| He joins me now, but he's into farming now and I gotta say the best whole chickens I've ever had, | ||
| the best raw milk I've ever had, probably the best butter I've ever had. | ||
| Yeah, really doing it well. | ||
| I also like to slonk your eggs that you provide for my house as well. | ||
| So, Clint joins me, but the reason why I bring him in here and I think that you may have | ||
| actually predicted something like this happening. | ||
| World Health Organization calls for global detection networks for bird flu virus. | ||
| What is the story here, Clint? | ||
| So basically, in northwest Texas, Panhandle, they found a case of the bird flu cross-contamination from the dairy farm to a human. | ||
| But we don't even know if it was an actual cow that... | ||
| Crossed that disease over. They said his illness was a pink eye. | ||
| So it's not something that's very severe, especially when you're working in farm, you're going to be dealing in a lot of poop all the time. | ||
| And I have actually gotten pink eye on my farm. | ||
| That doesn't mean I got bird flu. | ||
| And I think it's just a big fear-mongering tactic because we are in an election period. | ||
| And so the best thing to do is scare people again and get people to stay home, not get sick, all this other stuff again. | ||
| How much do you think it is about maybe the election season or trying to centralize food distribution, food production, and try to get rid of small independent farms, get rid of even just You know, a farmer being able to go to a market, like a local farmer's market, and they just want everything centralized. | ||
| It's a little bit of a dual purpose right there because, yeah, you got the election, but also they're trying to centralize everything when it comes to our food base. | ||
| Because a lot of the meat that we actually consume doesn't even come from our own farms. | ||
| Where does it come from? Out of the country. | ||
| And the labeling is very misleading. | ||
| I know they just passed it through Congress that now they're going to start labeling if it's actually an American-made product. | ||
| Because previously, it could be considered organic or not even American-made. | ||
| And it would say made in America just because it was packaged in the United States but didn't come from the United States. | ||
| Interesting. So even if it says local, that might not mean local. | ||
| Yeah, it may be locally packaged. | ||
| About 80% of our beef that we consume comes from outside of the United States. | ||
| So what I also see happening here when they try to fearmonger over this, like a bird flu virus or livestock getting a virus or chickens getting a virus, I feel like now they want to move in with the medical tyranny into even the livestock, into the food we consume. | ||
| They want to vaccinate the food we consume. | ||
| What do you think about that? I think they're already doing it, vaccinating without letting us know, especially with the chickens. | ||
| Tyson actually owns the patent on the Cornish Crosses, and they say that they're not vaccinating, but we don't really know what's going on because you can't really inspect the facilities and see what they're doing. | ||
| We allow people to come on our farm and actually see how everything's made. | ||
| Yeah, you post videos all the time on your tax account. | ||
| And I've been to some of the other dairies when we were looking at buying cows, and they are filthy. | ||
| And these are supposed to be grade A dairies that are licensed and certified through the state. | ||
| And how dirty and how unclean and unkept it is, that's why they've got to heat the milk to get all this bacteria out of there that's not good for you to consume. | ||
| So wait a second, what do you mean? When you say dirty, explain what do you mean? | ||
| What does a dirty farm look like? | ||
| Facility falling apart, fecal matter all over the walls, poorly treated animals, confined spaces, very unhealthy looking animals. | ||
| And this might be where most Americans get their milk, say, that's on the shelf at the grocery store? | ||
| A high majority of the milk. | ||
| And you would think, you know, because it's almost like... | ||
| It's hyperbolic because you would think that, oh, this is going to be the cleanest source. | ||
| This is going to be the best source, right? | ||
| It's got the most money involved in it. | ||
| It's the mainstream. And you're saying from your experience, it's the opposite. | ||
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Yeah, it's the opposite. By the way, where's my raw milk? | |
| It's in the back if you want them to grab it. | ||
| Yeah, guys. What are you guys holding out on me here? | ||
| I have to sit here and watch Clint drinking raw milk and I get nothing? | ||
| I get nothing? This is unbelievable, the treatment that I'm receiving today. | ||
| By the way, I gotta say, just generally speaking, I am thankful for you because when I got out of prison, you guys sent me a little care package, and I wasn't drinking raw milk at the time. | ||
| I am obsessed with it now. | ||
| It is amazing. Thank you very much. | ||
| Is this from, which cow is this from? | ||
| This is gonna be from Daisy. Oh, we love Daisy. | ||
| Daisy is our first cow that we got. | ||
| Now we're up to three cows, but two are producing. | ||
| We're starting on our third trial. | ||
| Is this from today? Was this pumped today? It's from yesterday. | ||
| So this is nice and fresh. | ||
| There you go. Don't be afraid, folks. | ||
| I drink a half gallon a day. | ||
| It's basically my protein shake for the day. | ||
| I'm telling you, it's made such a difference. | ||
| I've actually noticed it probably mostly with the exercise. | ||
| I used to use a lot of protein powder after a workout. | ||
| I've almost completely cut that out. | ||
| I just do the raw milk with some colostrum, some raw honey. | ||
| Better post-workout protein shake than the powders that you get in a store. | ||
| You're going to get all your vitamins, your microbes in it. | ||
| Half a gallon is going to give you about 1,500 calories for the day. | ||
| And then also 68 grams of protein. | ||
| That's incredible. I mean, it's so funny. | ||
| Why do you think they demonize it? | ||
| What is with that? | ||
| What is with the demonization of raw milk? | ||
| Because they have people afraid. | ||
| Like, oh, I don't want to drink raw milk. | ||
| I need to go to the store. And like you said, you find out the milk that you get from the store is probably less healthy. | ||
| Probably coming from a dirty environment. | ||
| Everything has got killed out of it because you're going to have cross-contamination. | ||
| Because it's not just you're getting milk from one cow. | ||
| It's going to be a cross-blend of different farms. | ||
| They all go into a silo. | ||
| The milk gets heated up. | ||
| That's weird. And through the pasteurization process. | ||
| And that's why they have to kill it to kill all that bad bacteria that you may be consuming or even equali that gets to get heat up and killed out of that milk. | ||
| So how much were you learning? | ||
| Because you just started your farm not too long ago. | ||
| So I had zero experience in doing this when we decided to sell our home in Austin and buy land. | ||
| And we looked up Joel Salatin. | ||
| He's Polyface Farms. | ||
| And that's where we learned about raising chickens. | ||
| And that's what we were actually going to start doing. | ||
| But with feed costs, it's just way too expensive to be selling the price point that we're selling at right now and to scale it. | ||
| And a lot of people, they're like, oh, well, you're selling at $8.10 a pound for a chicken? | ||
| I can go to HEB or Walmart and get it for like $4 a pound. | ||
| Well, it's different quality meat, but then also you're trying to sell it to specific buyers that are looking for health-conscious food. | ||
| And that's when we got into the milk, not thinking that we're going to get into the milk industry. | ||
| And we bought the cow for ourselves. | ||
| We loved it so much, and then we just started giving out milk and cheese to people at church. | ||
| They loved it, wanted to buy it. | ||
| And then we're looking in the rules and the laws in the state of Texas, because every state is different when it comes to raw milk. | ||
| And New Jersey is the only state in the United States that you can actually not buy raw milk in that whole state, because it's illegal. | ||
| You can't even, can you drink it? | ||
| You could probably drink it, but you can't buy it. | ||
| So you'd have to give it away, technically, I guess? | ||
| Yeah. Or maybe there's loopholes that you can get around it with. | ||
| In the state of Texas, you can't even barter with raw milk. | ||
| So you can't say, I'll give you a gallon of raw milk and you give me a gallon of your freshly made juice or whatever. | ||
| We actually were called and reported by the health department for doing that twice. | ||
| For just somebody brings you juice and you give them milk? | ||
| Well, we talked about bartering with one individual, and then we had to stop doing that. | ||
| And then the first time, they were saying that we're selling milk as a retail. | ||
| So in the state of Texas, you either can go two different routes when it comes to selling raw milk. | ||
| You can be a grade A dairy, so you've got to get licensed and certified with the state, and that's tens of thousands of dollars getting the facility and everything done. | ||
| The other route is the farm share method, which you're currently signed up on. | ||
| So it's basically the same milk, but without having to spend tens of thousands of dollars, you just sign up with a farm share, which... | ||
| It's kind of ludicrous that you have to go these routes to get raw milk in people's hands. | ||
| No, it's absolutely insane that they make you jump through it. | ||
| But see, that's part of getting back to what we were talking about earlier. | ||
| They want it to be so regulated. | ||
| They want it to be a bureaucratic nightmare so that you just go into the centralized system. | ||
| They don't want people being independent. | ||
| They don't want you to have a local farmer down the street that can produce milk and eggs and have chickens for you | ||
| They want it all to be centralized going through the government going through the bureaucracy going through it | ||
| all and then you go to the grocery Store, which really I mean in a time of emergency, that's | ||
| like the most dangerous thing I mean we learned it here in Austin with a couple of the | ||
| freezes and the issues that we had They cleared out the grocery stores in like just two days | ||
| and it was done. There was nothing on the shelf So, what are you gonna do then? | ||
| You're gonna hope you have a farmer nearby is what you're gonna hope. | ||
| What else have you kind of had to learn or deal with? | ||
| Maybe things that like shocked you just trying to be an independent farmer. | ||
| Big learning experience, not knowing what we didn't know. | ||
| And then dealing with the state was another big issue. | ||
| Not knowing that we couldn't sell to our neighbors, which was kind of crazy to us to think that. | ||
| You would never assume that? | ||
| No. Oh, I can't just sell you... | ||
| Is it mostly milk that they have the regulations on, like butter as it is bad, or like chicken? | ||
| Dairy products. Okay. | ||
| With the chickens in the state of Texas, I believe you can have up to 10,000 chickens. | ||
| You can raise 10,000 per year and sell them and have no issues without the state getting involved. | ||
| Once you exceed that 10,000, then the state's going to get involved. | ||
| How many chickens do you have? | ||
| On our property right now, we probably got about 200 chickens altogether. | ||
| Right now, we got another batch of chickens that we're raising that's going to be processed in the next week and a half, two weeks, and that's 30 there. | ||
| So we're only raising 30 at a time. | ||
| Just because with my military disabilities, it's kind of hard to process 60 chickens at once. | ||
| We did do our first batch, and after being hunched over for like two, three hours because our table was a little bit shorter, I was like stuck in a position like this for a day. | ||
| I know what it's like to be cramped into a small space. | ||
| Let's just leave it at that for now. | ||
| Well, I gotta say too, because I didn't really... | ||
| I don't know, maybe the first... | ||
| My grandma used to take me to Amish farms way back in the day. | ||
| They have a bunch in Illinois. | ||
| And we would go eat some of that fresh food. | ||
| And I remember you could taste the difference. | ||
| But I was a kid back then. The difference between the chicken that I get from your farm and then if I do go to a local grocery store and get one of their chickens, it's like I don't even want to eat their chicken anymore. | ||
| Like the fresh chicken is so much better. | ||
| It's not even close. What do you think? | ||
| Is there a similar process with the milk that they go through that makes it not as good? | ||
| Or why do you think it's so different? | ||
| I mean, I could easily tell. | ||
| If you put two chickens in front of me, I could easily be like, that's the one from Fafo Farms. | ||
| That's the one from the grocery store. Well, it's probably what they're being fed. | ||
| Are they on just feedlots where they're just getting fed all these pellets, or are they actually on the pasture grazing? | ||
| And so with us, we do a regenerative farm methodology. | ||
| And so basically we do rotational grazing. | ||
| We got three different pens set up on our pasture. | ||
| We got our cows for one pen, our goats for another, and the chickens. | ||
| So cows start first, chickens go into the cow pen the next day, and they break up all the cow poop. | ||
| That way it fertilizes the property and it doesn't scorch those little areas. | ||
| And that way we don't use pesticides, herbicides, or any chemical fertilizers on the property. | ||
| Also helps the rotational and bring it back to the soil so you're not killing off the soil, but drilling it up so you could seed it properly. | ||
| So we do a no-seed drill. | ||
| Are the big industrial farms doing regenerative farming? | ||
| No. Really? | ||
| That's a big problem. Yeah, and so after like 100 years of using ammonium nitrate, you'll actually kill out all of the microbes out of the soil, and you won't be able to even grow soybeans on it. | ||
| I didn't go too deep into a dive, but I looked into regenerative farming, and I used to have some buddies that would just obsess over it. | ||
| They couldn't stop talking about how important it was. | ||
| But it's true. It really is extremely important to maintain the land. | ||
| And the fact that big industrial farms aren't doing it is shocking. | ||
| Is it because it's just easier? | ||
| It's easier and cheaper for them to do that that way. | ||
| Plus, they're subsidized through the government to use these different fertilizers. | ||
| I know in the past, I know my wife looked it up. | ||
| I forget what state it was in. | ||
| But basically, I think it was Oregon. | ||
| They gave out a subsidy for these farmers to use this pig fertilizer that they're trying to repurpose so it wouldn't go into waste and fill up landfills and cause a health issue. | ||
| Well, when they subsidized it, they created this registry That's insane. | ||
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That sounds like a setup. Yeah, it basically is. | |
| Has that happened anywhere else? | ||
| Or just Oregon? I'm not too sure. | ||
| I'll have to look more into it. | ||
| But I think it's Oregon. | ||
| Don't quote me on it. I know my wife just talked to me about it last week. | ||
| So, okay, we've heard about what's happened in Pennsylvania with some of the Amish farmers there. | ||
| Amos Miller. Yeah, Amos Miller, and they were shutting him down. | ||
| Because I was asking you before you came on here, but is it like when you talk to other farmers or maybe kind of the national farming community, Is there like, hey, if you're going to start a farm, you know, don't go here, don't go to Pennsylvania, or hey, it's better to be in Iowa or Texas. | ||
| Is there anything like that? No, I mean, there's not one specific state that I've been told is the greatest place to farm. | ||
| But basically, don't trust the government when it comes to farming because they're going to put you on some registry and then come after you later. | ||
| Or even getting loans from the government for farming. | ||
| Dustin Kittle, for example, he's an individual that has just served President Biden and the Farm Credit Bureau because they were extorting his farm and they basically took his and his mother's farm from them. | ||
| Have you heard other stories like that? | ||
| That's the first one I've heard of. | ||
| And he has recorded calls from the lawyers at the Farm Credit Bureau calling him and trying to extort him over the phone. | ||
| How important do you think the Amos Miller case is for the future of independent farmers? | ||
| It's going to be the key pivotal point on whether or not we can consume the food that we want. | ||
| And I know Thomas Massey is pushing something through. | ||
| So we have a right to consume what we want to consume. | ||
| And the government can't get involved. | ||
| That's so basic. | ||
| And I think it always comes down Freedom requires risk. | ||
| So yeah, if you trust the big chain grocery stores and pasturized milk and you don't want to go get raw milk from a local farm or a farmer's market, then fine. | ||
| But if you would prefer your local product, your local produce, then you should have the right to do that. | ||
| The government should not be getting involved in that. | ||
| And for me, it was like... | ||
| It was just a no-brainer. | ||
| When I started going to some local farmers markets here just to get some beef products and some eggs and some other stuff, honey, it was like, yeah, I don't know why people are even afraid of this, you know? | ||
| It's like... Why are people so scared? | ||
| To me, it just shows that it's like corporate propaganda. | ||
| They want the food to be centralized. | ||
| It's all about centralizing the control of the food market. | ||
| You control the food, you control the people. | ||
| Yeah. And when people have choice to consume what they want to consume and consume real food, because I'm trying to step away from calling it raw milk and calling it real milk because it doesn't have growth hormones in it. | ||
| You're not killing out all the bacteria that you need to be consuming from it. | ||
| It's actually real food that hasn't been altered or genetically modified. | ||
| And it really does make such a difference in your health. | ||
| I mean, most people that switch to real food, we won't call it raw, we'll call it real food. | ||
| Most people, when they make that switch, they notice. | ||
| I mean, they notice quickly. I certainly did. | ||
| Oh, yeah. I mean, when I was living here in Austin, most people won't even realize. | ||
| I used to weigh a little over 270 pounds. | ||
| And when I decided to run for city council, I got on the carnivore diet, and I dropped over 100 pounds within a year. | ||
| That drastically reduced my inflammation, my pain from my disabilities. | ||
| And then getting on the raw milk, it just improved everything else. | ||
| So yeah, eating real food is a lot better for your body. | ||
| It's the gasoline that you want to put in yourself. | ||
| Yeah. And of course, it's like anything... | ||
| I mean, really, you don't want to be 100% on this because you could end up getting tricked. | ||
| But it's like, really, whatever the government is telling you to do, you probably want to do the opposite. | ||
| You know, it's like everything the FDA says and all this health advice they give, it's probably the worst advice you could take. | ||
| We've got a food pyramid. Exactly. | ||
| Exactly. Or even, I mean, look, eat whatever you want, but if you go to the grocery store, you eat all of these packaged and frozen foods and all this stuff. | ||
| I brought this up the other day. Somebody asked me about, I was talking to somebody about ingredients in food, and I hadn't even thought about it. | ||
| I was like, I don't eat food with any ingredients. | ||
| It's just steak or eggs or milk or chicken. | ||
| Like, there is no ingredients. | ||
| It's just food. It's what comes from the animal. | ||
| Yeah. Literally, this is what I eat almost every single day. | ||
| For breakfast, it's eight eggs. | ||
| And then for lunch, it's a half gallon of milk. | ||
| For dinner, it's milk and the beef that we buy from K&C Cattle here in Austin. | ||
| Best grass-fed beef I've ever had. | ||
| Do you slonk the eggs ever? | ||
| I have in the past. | ||
| I haven't lately. Back when I was doing bodybuilding when I was in California. | ||
| You should get back into it. | ||
| I'm a big fan. I'm at 12 a day right now. | ||
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12 a day? Oh, yeah. 6 in the morning, 6 at night. | |
| Oh, yeah. It's nice, you know. | ||
| It's easy. It's quick. You don't have much time for breakfast. | ||
| Just drink some 6 raw eggs. | ||
| You get the fats. You get the proteins. | ||
| Everything else that's in them. No ingredients. | ||
| Just eggs. Just eggs. | ||
| I don't know. I mean, I guess you could probably just go right into the old chicken coop and just... | ||
| I'll do that. Crack one open. | ||
| Every day. Just crack it open from your mouth. | ||
| As fresh as it gets. Alright, so Clint from Fatville Farm is going to be with us. | ||
| We're going to take a couple more calls. | ||
| Unfortunately, you can't ship raw milk out of state. | ||
| But you're just north of Austin now, right? | ||
| Yeah, we're an hour and 45 minutes to two hours, depending on traffic. | ||
| Okay, so if you're north of Austin, if you're in that area, I would suggest going to Fatville Fafofarmstx.com and I would become a Farm Share member there. | ||
| You won't regret it. I'm telling you. The chicken is great. | ||
| And you've got all kinds of other stuff that you make too. | ||
| I just do eggs, chicken, and milk. | ||
| But you've got cheese. | ||
| I know you've got soaps. | ||
| What other stuff does your farm produce? | ||
| Yeah, so with our cows, we do raw butter, raw cream, raw milk. | ||
| And then we also make the cheeses. | ||
| So we've got smoked jalapeno, Italian herb, which I brought you guys some that are in the back back there as well. | ||
| We also do plain cheese. | ||
| With our goats, we go goat's milk, soap. | ||
| The milk. And then if we have enough milk, we'll make goat cheese. | ||
| And then chickens. | ||
| We got our meat birds and we got our egg layers. | ||
| And then we have our ducks as well for duck eggs. | ||
| I'm actually a distressed member now because we're going to be without chicken for, what, like two weeks until we get the new... | ||
| Next batch. I'm very distressed about this. | ||
| You got the chicken that I just gave you. | ||
| That was my personal chicken that I gave you. | ||
| That was my last one. Oh, really? | ||
| Yeah. It's sitting in my fridge right now. | ||
| It's going to get cooked up, I'm thinking probably tonight or Sunday, we're going to cook it up. | ||
| Oh, it's so great, man. | ||
| But I know you're talking about the centralization of meat. | ||
| There is an organization called the Beef Initiative. | ||
| They're actually trying to decentralize the meat processing. | ||
| Is that the hardest part of farming, is getting into the beef part of it? | ||
| Yeah, so basically... | ||
| The meat processing plants are basically owned and they've been consolidated to a few companies, but they're nationwide. | ||
| And so if you wanted to work with a local farmer, you'd have to be a farm share to buy their beef at bulk. | ||
| So basically, I think the most common is buying a fourth of a cow right now if you wanted to buy beef from a local farmer, unless that farm is working with the USDA to have their facility certified, like Cainsey cattle is. | ||
| When you go to farmer's markets, I think that you were telling me the last time you went to the farmer's market, you pretty much sell everything, don't you? | ||
| Yeah, so here in Austin, we'll be able to, and other cities will allow us for pickups. | ||
| So if people wanted to order their milk and pick up there, we couldn't sell the milk directly there, but we've had no issues with our other products. | ||
| Okay. Yeah, because when I go to, there's a couple of farmer's markets I'll check out here every once in a while, too. | ||
| I mean, it's probably, for some, I would say it's like the best place Even if they're just growing raw spinach or micro-broccoli, all kinds of honey, you can get all kinds of stuff. | ||
| That's where I would go get ground beef or bison steaks. | ||
| And it's just the best source, is what I found. | ||
| It's the best source for food, is going to the farmer's market. | ||
| It's the freshest. It usually tastes the best. | ||
| It's probably the healthiest. | ||
| And that's why they want you not to eat real food and drink raw milk. | ||
| And they tell you... Eating steak is bad for the environment. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah. | ||
| Okay. All right. | ||
| We're going to be right back. We're going to take a couple calls with Clint on the other side of this break. | ||
| All right. Clint is talking about some other stuff, and we're going to take a couple other callers here. | ||
| We've got a couple other veterans on the line. | ||
| I didn't know this. You told me that they built a bio-burning facility. | ||
| They never use it. | ||
| I mean, this is the type of waste that we're talking about. | ||
| Talk about that real quick. | ||
| So it's a biofuel basically where they burn wood to generate energy. | ||
| And Austin invested into that and then never used it. | ||
| And then their whole environmentalism said, well, we got to shut this down. | ||
| And so the city of Austin spent millions of dollars on this facility. | ||
| I forget who they partnered with on it because they didn't build it all from the city's budget. | ||
| They just use a portion to help fund the build. | ||
| But basically it never got used and then they shut it down. | ||
| So that's a massive failure, probably cost tens of millions of dollars. | ||
| Then you were informing me how this EV program that Austin Energy started has been hemorrhaging cash. | ||
| Yeah, so when I ran for city council, I was just looking at how the city of Austin was spending their money. | ||
| And then working in the solar industry and running my own company, I was like, well, let's see how the utility company's working. | ||
| I saw them siphoning money from Austin Energy's budget into the City Council's budget. | ||
| I wanted to see how the programs were going, so I looked at their EV program, which I believe it's like $5.50 or $8.50 that you could sign up each month, unlimited charging. | ||
| And so for the amount of vehicles that were being charging, they're hemorrhaging Like $8 to $10 million a year from this program. | ||
| So they weren't even profiting off of this. | ||
| And when I exposed it, they're like, well, it just sounds like that's not possible because there's only this many vehicles being charged and you need this many vehicles being charged to consume that much energy to spend that much money or lose that much money. | ||
| And I was like, well, people are able to share their accounts. | ||
| It's like sharing a Netflix account. | ||
| Yeah, sharing a Netflix account. You could just share the app, share your login, and people could charge for free with their EV because it's unlimited charging in the city of Austin. | ||
| That's crazy. And most of it, that whole thing has been such a boondoggle. | ||
| I always make a joke like I should have gotten into the orange cone industry. | ||
| They just rent these orange cones. | ||
| They just sit on the streets for years and they're just paying for the hour for these cones or whatever. | ||
| Now it's like the same with these charging stations. | ||
| The Biden administration spent... | ||
| They were supposed to make hundreds or thousands of EV stations. | ||
| They made like nine. And it ended up being like $10 million per charging station. | ||
| And they actually built a bunch of those charging stations in Austin. | ||
| They don't get used. | ||
| No. And the car manufacturers are actually moving away from EV now. | ||
| Well, they're costing them money. | ||
| Yeah, and they're moving to hydrogen. Hydrogen vehicles. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah. | ||
| And the EV thing has really just been a disaster. | ||
| But it was liberal. So, you know, it's okay because it's liberal and loving. | ||
| All right, let's take a call here. | ||
| We've got Clint from Fafo Farms in studio with us. | ||
| He's an Army veteran himself. | ||
| We've got John, an Air Force veteran on the line from Minnesota. | ||
| John, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Yes. Can you hear me, Owen? | |
| We've got you. Okay. | ||
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Yeah, the government, they don't want us to eat real food. | |
| And, you know, they don't want us to... | ||
| Count real votes either. | ||
| You know, and there's only one answer to this thing, in my opinion. | ||
| That is, we have to count the votes. | ||
| Just like Joseph Stalin said, it doesn't matter who votes, it matters who counts the votes. | ||
| And you know, there's some fairly simple ways we can do that. | ||
| We can take a snapshot of our ballot with our phone and hold on to that because we might need it. | ||
| And there's other ways, too. | ||
| We could have a call-in center, and we could call in our vote and give our social security number. | ||
| And everybody that's a citizen who's eligible to vote has a social security number. | ||
| And it verifies. | ||
| It's like a registration and your vote. | ||
| Yeah, like a public registry that you can access. | ||
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Yeah. Right. | |
| It's like places like you could be a call-in center and we could have other call-in centers. | ||
| Nothing to do with the government. | ||
| We don't have to change any laws. | ||
| We call in those votes. | ||
| We give our Social Security number, and we make choices about our private information, how much we want to give. | ||
| But those databases can be studied with statistical process control. | ||
| Well, here's the thing. The Democrats understand the importance of who counts the votes, and that's why they stuff all their operatives into these tabulation areas and then block Republicans or anybody else from getting in there. | ||
| That's why a top Democrat lawyer... | ||
| I forget, Mark Elias is putting out statements like, the Republicans are sending renegades and terrorists to watch us count the votes. | ||
| It's like, oh, you don't want people watching you count the votes, huh? | ||
| That's strange. I don't even think it's that hard, John, and I thank you for the call. | ||
| I mean, you could do this in a million different ways. | ||
| It doesn't have to be hard. We can start a poll. | ||
| We put polls up on Infowars.com, or you can start a poll on X, and you can watch. | ||
| Okay, here's the number of votes. | ||
| Look, I voted. Look, this one went up one vote. | ||
| It's like, you could have at the voting center a screen there, and when you put your ballot into the tabulation thing, you can watch on the screen, did the people I vote for get one more on the thing? | ||
| And right there, you're like, okay, it counted it. | ||
| I mean, I don't even think it's that hard. | ||
| Why don't we use technology to make these things... | ||
| It's easier for Americans to process and not just, you put it into a machine and you have no idea what happens afterwards. | ||
| They don't like transparency. | ||
| Unless it's, you know, Trump's taxes. | ||
| Or your taxes. | ||
| You know, then they want to see it all. | ||
| Let's go to Robert, an Army veteran in Florida. | ||
| Robert, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Hey, don't worry about Lincoln, Nebraska and the tornadoes. | |
| It's in a valley. I grew up there. | ||
| Everything will be fine. | ||
| I got my ass. Oh, sorry. | ||
| My butt's spanked because I'm hanging out the basement window watching tornadoes fly over. | ||
| The other thing, the raw milk, I cannot find anything here in the Destin area, Crestview area, that people sell raw milk. | ||
| I've got a national athlete on my hands, and it's just time to start switching over to it. | ||
| So you can go to RealMilk.com and find a local farm near you if you can't find one online. | ||
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Okay, because I don't feel like driving back because I used to live in Austin. | |
| I don't feel like driving all the way over there to get the stuff. | ||
| RealMilk.com you said? | ||
| Yeah, so RealMilk.com and you can find local farms near you that sell raw milk. | ||
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Thank you, Nate. Because it'll be too expensive, but my son will be. | |
| Thanks, guys. Alright, thank you for the call. | ||
| Let's take another one. Army veteran Eagle in Tennessee. | ||
| Eagle, you're on the air. Go ahead. | ||
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Hey, it's great to hear, you know, to actually be in touch with you, Owen. | |
| First, I just want to say I can't believe what you went through. | ||
| Just, you know, that they put you in jail for being in D.C., My heart goes out to you and all the J6s that are still being held without due process. | ||
| It's absolutely insane what we're seeing these days. | ||
| I can't believe that we've got these guys out here talking about how China might be interfering with the upcoming election and all this other BS because we already proved Beyond a shadow of a doubt, you know, that they stole the 2020 election. | ||
| Dinesh D'Souza did a deep dive. | ||
| And I'll tell you, there's a couple of guests that I think you should reach out to. | ||
| Mary Fanning, General Thomas McInerney, and General Polly Vallely have done some amazing work and go on the John B. Wells show on a regular basis doing an intelligence briefing. | ||
| Some of the information that comes out of there is just amazing. | ||
| But if you could get any of them on It would be such a huge asset to the information wars and just to collaborate on both sides. | ||
| The research that they've done with Hammer and Scorecard and all of the offshore containers that are already set up with foreign weapons to infiltrate the United States in case they want to attack. | ||
| It's just amazing. | ||
| I can't Can't even believe that they're prosecuting Trump the way that they are for just questioning. | ||
| Well, I don't know if you saw, but in Arizona, they've indicted now 12 Republicans that were questioning the results in Arizona. | ||
| So, I mean, the Democrats are going full authoritarian now. | ||
| They're not even hiding it. | ||
| Eagle, thank you for the call. Look, they're going to try to steal it, obviously. | ||
| Of course they are. But I just think it's going to be a lot harder for them. | ||
| There's going to be so many people watching. | ||
| Especially after what we witnessed. | ||
| So much of what happened in 2020 was reactionary. | ||
| I think there's been a lot of pro-action or pre-action ahead of 2024. | ||
| So it's going to be tough. | ||
| I mean, no doubt they're going to do it, but it's going to be a lot harder for them. | ||
| That's why they're like, oh, no, please don't have poll watchers. | ||
| No, that's dangerous. | ||
| You can't watch us count the votes. | ||
| Just trust us. We're Democrats. | ||
| That pretty much sums it up for you right there. | ||
| You could probably throw a couple more flags in there too, taking our money. | ||
| We had a couple other things we wanted to talk about here with Clint in studio from Fafo Farms | ||
| and a big issue that a lot of people didn't talk about, that Texas Panhandle wildfire | ||
| and some relief that's trying to get there right now, Clint. | ||
| A man called Texas Slim, you can find him on X, formerly known as Twitter, | ||
| he started a charity to help take care of these farmers and ranchers | ||
| that their beef cattle were basically decimated on where their feed supply is at. | ||
| So people have been hauling up feed for them across the nation. | ||
| And it's been amazing just seeing the hearts of other farmers come out to help these individuals | ||
| because a big majority of our beef actually comes from the Panhandle. | ||
| And so if you wipe out the food supply, there goes a good portion of our beef supply that we consume in the United States. | ||
| Yeah, I noticed that right after that, steak prices went up a little bit here. | ||
| There wasn't as much available on the shelves. | ||
| There is Texas Slim right there. | ||
| But that was kind of a story that... | ||
| Didn't get much attention. | ||
| And I think it was the biggest wildfire in Texas history. | ||
| Yep. It was the largest fire in Texas history. | ||
| It's going to impact our beef industry drastically. | ||
| And basically right when that happened, the RFID chip bill passed as well. | ||
| So basically all cattle across the United States have to have an RFID chip. | ||
| And what a perfect time to do it when your cattle industry basically gets decimated and people are going to start over next year with brand new cattle and now they have to get all these RFID chips in them. | ||
| Oh, how convenient indeed. | ||
| So what are we talking about here? | ||
| What is the purpose of the RFID chip in the cattle? | ||
| The government says it's to help protect farmers from their cattle being stolen. | ||
| But it's just another way to track and control farmers. | ||
| I mean, look at the UK. They're already telling people to register their chickens. | ||
| Cattle being stolen. What is this? | ||
| Like a Wild West movie? | ||
| Was it the 1800s? Yeah. | ||
| How does somebody steal cattle? | ||
| People driving up in truck beds and herding your cattle? | ||
| I mean, I've never heard of it. It still happens, but it's not as common as it was back in the day. | ||
| I mean, it still happens. People are greedy and there's thieves out there. | ||
| Huh. I mean, obviously, it's probably easier to protect your cattle at this point. | ||
| You get into security cameras, you know, obviously gates, barns. | ||
| It's a lot easier nowadays to protect your cattle. | ||
| So these are RFID chips. | ||
| Plus, we don't even know what the long-term damage is going to do to the animals having these RFID chips on them. | ||
| And then we're consuming that meat. | ||
| Yeah, so many issues with that. | ||
| So many issues with that. | ||
| And it's just all about making it normal. | ||
| It's all about normalizing this, oh, we're going to chip everything and monitor everything and centralize everything. | ||
| And then if you don't do everything we say, you can't even exist. | ||
| We're going to vaccinate your livestock. | ||
| I think that's where it's going. | ||
| I know we talked about that earlier, but I think that's the next big thing is they're going to say, oh, well, bird flu or mad cow disease or cow flu, bird disease. | ||
| They'll make something up and they'll say, well, we have to vaccinate everything now. | ||
| now it's for your safety. I mean the USDA lied about the mad cow disease with | ||
| this sheep farmer that back in 2001 where they started raising sheep's that | ||
| they imported from Europe to produce sheep cheese and basically the USDA | ||
| lied saying that they had mad cow disease on it on these sheep which would | ||
| be physically impossible for the for this breed just so the USDA could get a | ||
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450 million dollar grant to create a new facility. How often do you think the FDA | |
| has lied I mean you talked about the extortion issue earlier does it does | ||
| sounds like this is a common occurrence It's becoming more and more in common the more and more you dig deeper into it, seeing just the corruption of our federal government on their overreaching and trying to control and basically profit off of themselves by lying to US citizens to get more money. | ||
| Yeah. Well, and they have to keep us in fear. | ||
| You know, fear is what drives all of that. | ||
| And so that's why they scare you with a virus or they scare you with climate change or whatever the fear tactic is. | ||
| Because that's where they derive their power, is that you're in fear. | ||
| And so somehow you need the government to protect you. | ||
| All right, I want to play a couple videos here. | ||
| I want to play, this is a USC student. | ||
| Talking about how they're now having graduation ceremonies canceled because of these protests. | ||
| Now, again, we could look at kind of the surface level, but I think there's something bigger here. | ||
| I don't think this is a coincidence, but here she is talking about how now they're canceling graduations because of these protests. | ||
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So, USC just canceled our graduation. | |
| I literally... I have no words, like, this is so, like, it's actually comical at this point. | ||
| If you don't know, the seniors that are graduating college right now are the seniors that graduated in 2020, where we didn't have a high school graduation, and a lot of us had, like, drive-through fake graduations or no graduation at all. | ||
| And now we are seniors about to graduate, getting ready for our first real graduation, and it just got canceled. | ||
| I literally just like, I just can't even, I'm in shock right now. | ||
| We as a whole senior class have never had a real graduation because of COVID first, which we thought was like a one-time thing. | ||
| We're the class that got screwed over. | ||
| It is what it is, unlucky. | ||
| Now, USC just canceled it. | ||
| And of course, USC, we've all worked so hard to get here. | ||
| USC, I'm sure you know, is not an easy school to get into. | ||
| And so everyone that goes here is very accomplished, like had worked really hard to get in, and now they just canceled our freaking graduation. | ||
| All right, so that's enough. | ||
| She kind of just gets into the personal aspects of it. | ||
| What I find interesting, and I wonder if they're going to make the connections, this isn't about COVID even. | ||
| I think this is about making the connection that it's a presidential election year. | ||
| And I think that this is going to become a theme. | ||
| Now, we'll see. We'll see if they start canceling more graduations or more craziness because of these protests. | ||
| In 2024. But I have a feeling that this is going to become the norm, and it's every election year, there's going to be some event, some big event, some crazy event, and it's going to disturb things so that we can't have a normal election anymore. | ||
| But I wonder if they, do you think these college students can put that together, or do they just not see it? | ||
| I just don't think they see it. | ||
| I think they're too indoctrinated. | ||
| Yeah. I don't know how you could miss that, though. | ||
| It seems like, oh, it's every presidential election year, something crazy happens, and they cancel everything. | ||
| It's like as obvious as the sun in the sky at high noon. | ||
| I think they won't wake up until they get into the real world and they start getting a paycheck and having to pay taxes and getting pissed off because they're working so hard and not getting enough money. | ||
| No. That aid that goes to Ukraine makes them feel better. | ||
| They sleep better at night because the Ukrainians are partying at their new bars. | ||
| I know. I sure do. Yeah, yeah. | ||
| I think about that every night. | ||
| I lay my head down. I'm like, well, at least the Ukrainians are drinking some Russian vodka at their new bar that we paid for. | ||
| What a beautiful thing. Now, but here's a slap in the face from Mitch McConnell. | ||
| I mean, I can't even believe they would say something like this. | ||
| I mean, talk about not being able to read the room. | ||
| Listen to what Mitch McConnell says here in clip 17. | ||
| Is $60 billion enough money for Ukraine to push back Russia decisively? | ||
| Well, we hope so. | ||
| Actually, only 0.2% of our gross domestic product. | ||
| So, put in that context, it's not a whole lot of money for us, but it's a very significant step for them because it gives them the more sophisticated weapons they need to hold the Russians at bay. | ||
| And we're optimistic these people are going to win. | ||
| I mean, Russians are trying to take their country. | ||
| And they have enormous incentives. | ||
| Yeah, that's the CIA's country, don't you know? | ||
| Ukraine is run by the CIA. All right, so that's enough here. | ||
| He just goes on droning on like Biden. | ||
| But it's amazing. I don't know if Mitch McConnell even knows what he's saying. | ||
| But everything he says there is wrong because, first of all, $60 billion is a lot of money, okay? | ||
| Let's just... It's a whole year budget for the U.S. Marines. | ||
| It's more. It's more. | ||
| It's more. But he also says, oh... | ||
| It might help Ukraine. | ||
| Oh, it might help Ukraine. | ||
| Oh, you don't even know if it's going to help Ukraine? | ||
| No, you know it's not going to help Ukraine. | ||
| And then he says, oh, they're getting the most advanced weapons, whatever. | ||
| Well, what we're actually being told is that we're sending Ukraine like our old discarded weapons. | ||
| What do you mean they're the most advanced? | ||
| What we're told is we're sending the old discarded weapons and stuff that we don't want anymore, and then we're going to build new stuff for our thing. | ||
| So it's like everything he says there is a lie, and I don't understand why they can't read the room. | ||
| Americans are just sick of this. | ||
| They just don't care. We're good to go. | ||
| Clint from FAFO Farms is our in-studio guest. | ||
| We appreciate him joining us at FAFO Farms TX on X. And you can find out more about farming and real food there. | ||
| That's going to do it for the InfoWars War Room for this week. | ||
| Stay tuned at Bandot Video for more content this weekend. | ||
| We'll be live Sunday night. | ||
| I got another 30 minutes coming out Sunday as well. | ||
| We hope everybody has a safe weekend. | ||
| weekend and as always you stay classy InfoWarriors. | ||
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