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Thanks for joining me today for Stay Free with Russell Brand on Rumble and Rumble Premium.
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How would these stars have fared in today's cutthroat culture, where not only is Kanye West cancelled and Russell Brand cancelled, admittedly these are controversial characters, but...
Also, people like Gary Lineker are cancelled and Jerry Seinfeld is cancelled.
We are all cancelled now.
But remember, those of us that are on the side of the cancelled, ultimately...
We're the people that were saying, hey, you might want to be careful taking that COVID jab and stuff like that.
I'm not saying neatly and uniquely and exclusively and excessively.
Thanks for the compliment, Tard with Hard.
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Turn off Alex Jones, who's doing his never-ending ex-telethon, and focus on us.
Russell, wearing shades like Sir Elton John.
Yes, my ears are straight.
I'm straight.
The world is straight.
Things are getting complicated out there.
This is China.
China have got an aeroplane so big it ejaculates smaller aeroplanes into the sky.
Get ready for global holy war where the mighty...
Priapic warlord cock of China will be ejaculating smaller planes into all of us.
While we quibble about who might not be a racist and a rapist, China are getting ready for...
Not Holy War, because they're an atheistic nation, although there's more Christians there than anywhere else in the world, apparently.
Makes you wonder.
Let's have a look at some AI footage.
Oh, this is AI footage of the mothership.
Not Joe Rogan's comedy club, the new...
It's weird that Joe Rogan preempted that name, isn't it?
But this is AI footage of it.
check it.
Get ready, bitches!
I remember when it was just like they were doing fat Americans making Nike trainers in a sweatshop, and that was their mocking memes.
Now it's like, we got planes that jizz little are planes.
We shoot dicks out of our dick.
What are you going to do?
What are you going to do, America?
Well, we've stopped saying that there's no such thing as penises and vaginas.
We've stopped saying that, so is that going to help?
Maybe not.
Maybe not.
Anyway, listen, we've got a lot to get through, baby.
If you're a Rumble Premium member, we'll stay with you a little bit longer.
We've got an hour to unravel the complexity of the world and what a complex world it is.
In my country, the UK, they've backed out of Brexit, so we'll be talking about that.
Also in my country, they're refusing to let that lady out of jail that they banged up for posting something on Facebook.
we are right now.
We're in it, baby.
Paul Schobar, ever optimistic in the Rumble chat, probably not too hard to shoot down such a massive plane.
I don't know, mate.
I don't know much about such matters, but I would say an advancing and increasingly militarised China would be a...
Factor to consider when forming all of our political ideas, when forming all of our positions, particularly in this sort of nihilistic, hollow, empty, godless, filthy world that people seem pretty keen to elect.
Over in the UK, Tommy Robinson, who as far as I can tell was jailed for contempt of court.
He was jailed really because they made that documentary that talked about the nature of grooming gangs and rape gangs in the UK.
And even if you think that Tommy Robinson's particular brand of patriotism, nationalism, working class abrasiveness has no place on the saturated and sterile new global stage, there's a little thing called justice in this world and a little thing called free speech.
And I suppose you can get rid of those concepts if you get rid of God, right?
If nothing's sacred, nothing's sacred.
And here it is.
Tommy Robinson.
Tommy, Tommy, Tommy, Tommy Robinson.
His real name's Stephen Yaxley Lennon!
They love saying that.
They love saying that his real name is Stephen Yaxley Lennon.
They never miss that opportunity.
It's like, fuck, Tommy Robinson is a good brand name.
Don't let him have that.
Remind people that he's called Stephen Yaxley Lennon.
Thing is, Tommy Robinson...
He's a working-class man from a working-class community, specifically Luton.
Luton is one of those towns that is suffering as a result of cultural collision.
Myself, guess what?
This will never get reported.
It's too complex.
But I believe there is a way...
That Muslim communities and indigenous white working class communities in the UK could get along and that it's still possible to have proper migration policies and border controls and house non-Christian or non-white populations successfully and collegiately.
I believe in that.
I believe that different tribes of people can live together successfully.
Dark cast iron piercing fact like a dagger in the side that people in power benefit when working class white people hate the Muslim embedded Muslim community.
And I know that there is a way for followers of the Quran and followers of the Bible and followers of the Torah to get along.
In fact, there is no alternative.
I'm certainly not making claims that a one world religion or a one world government Could or should work?
That's literal antichrist conduct right there.
But we have to find a way of a lying.
We really do, baby.
We really do.
And Tommy Robinson, he's got the mic, man.
You can't argue with it.
If people want Tommy Robinson, then Tommy Robinson it is, baby.
Telegram's Pavel Durov follows up about the claim about French intelligence meeting.
You know that France were interfering in Romania's election.
You know that Britain have capitulated after the British population voted for Brexit.
Keir Starmer's Labour government has walked it back.
Russell, you're in denial.
I ain't in denial.
I ain't.
I'm in a vivid, bright light, ESP traces.
I believe in humanity.
I believe in God.
I believe in it.
I believe that the only way we're going to confront the truly evil forces that pull the strings in this world is from a position of unity, acceptance and grace.
If you are participating in tribalism from any side, they've got you.
They've got you.
Well, I don't believe in this particular argument.
I don't believe in this particular idea.
Are you denying that you're in denial?
Damn it, you've got me in infinite regress.
You've got me in infinite regress, Schober, you sweet son of a bitch.
Okay, let's see, though, because what's probably more important than me and stuff I say on Rumble and the internet...
It's the way that people in positions of actual power are behaving and the EU are, it looks like, manipulating elections.
Here's a couple of examples.
The one in Romania, where they got rid of the candidate that was winning and going to win and started cancelling and recalling and recanting elections.
Brexit, where the British people voted to get the hell out of the EU and now Keir Starmer's reversed it.
It's appalling and atrocious what's going on.
People do not believe in democracy.
And what I mean by reason is their set of ideals coordinated to back up their agenda and their objectives, which they will claim is unsullied by bias and prejudice.
Paul Durov is the dude that owns Telegram who got arrested in France, remember?
French Foreign Intelligence confirmed they met with me allegedly to fight terrorism and child porn.
In reality, child porn was never even mentioned.
They did not want IPs of terror subjects in France You know what they do, don't you?
What they find is some undeniable principle and idea that only a madman would argue with.
Like, you know, hey!
You don't agree with child porn, do you?
Well, of course I don't agree with child porn.
Child porn's terrible.
The very definition of a child is it's a person that can't participate in sex.
That's what we mean by child.
That's what child means.
Good.
Right, so we're in agreement there.
So, in order to fight this problem of child porn, we need limitless control over your ability to transact, communicate, and convey information.
And if you don't agree with that, what you agree with is child porn.
Well, I've got some follow-up questions.
Are there paedophile rings?
Redolent and strewn through the corridors and institutions of power in every institution of government in the world.
It's kind of starting to seem like it.
Don't miss our Pizzagate special coming up next week where we will look in depth into the Pizzagate scandal, which is not what you've been told it was.
Of course, in any inverted commas conspiracy theory, there are peripheral details and simplifications that make the whole idea ludicrous, ridiculous and outrageous.
But often, if you look at it diligently, you will discover that there actually are massive child trafficking operations going on all around the world and children going missing all over the world and potentially children born into sexual slavery.
Let's have an investigation.
And an inquiry into that, seeing as how we're investigating it.
Okay, so do you think that Pavel Durov is being investigated because, you know, look, when they arrested him, do you imagine that was to protect you and help you, or do you think that they're trying to shut down any potential avenue where truth and communication can take place, whether that's Rumble, X...
Telegram.
Right, let's have a look at this.
Dan Bongino has posted about the Epstein suicide.
We covered this a little bit yesterday.
Bongino, the new deputy over at the FBI, formerly Rumble's most notorious and successful streamer, posted this yesterday.
Let's have a look.
I haven't done any media interviews to this point because I want to keep your attention on the work.
I don't work for myself anymore.
I work for you.
What I will say about Dan Bongino is he's completely sincere.
When I've met him, when I've been on his show and when he came on this show, long before there was any notion, as far as I could tell, that he might be a person given an incredible role in deep state law enforcement, I could tell that he was a good guy.
Just in the same way that...
I don't know, can we to some degree rely on ourselves, on our spidey senses, can we?
It's too important to you to relate what we're doing, and the media can be a tool for that.
But it is important to relate to you what we're doing, and the media can be a tool for that.
That's why we chose a long-form interview with Maria Bartiromo for our first interview.
I hope you saw it.
If you missed it, here are some of the questions that were asked and answered.
Yes, we are moving FBI...
Headquarters out of the Hoover building.
The process has already begun.
Stay tuned.
I was asked about some of the details surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case.
I reviewed the case.
Jeffrey Epstein killed himself.
There's no evidence in the case file indicating otherwise.
I'm not asking you to believe me or not.
I'm telling you what exists and what doesn't.
If new evidence surfaces, I'm happy to re-evaluate.
Now, alright.
Have you, by any chance, watched the film a few good...
I'm pressing stop very passionately over here, Isaac.
Have you seen the film A Few Good Men?
If you haven't, you should watch it because what it helps you to understand is law and the judiciary are a theatre and the idea of justice can become abstract if we are not devout and righteous people and that the law is about what you can prove.
Rather than about what's right.
So I would note that even in the wording there, on Gino, yeah, you can't handle the truth.
Actually, I can, because I have to, and I do.
So that's what I've learned lately.
In fact, that's why suffering, that's why pain, so that you can handle the truth.
It's not good.
The truth is not good.
It's pretty fucking heavy, and you really need God if you're going to go anywhere near it.
Indeed, you will note now that I've told you, surely, if you didn't know already, There is obviously a universal law and universal truths, because any movie you watch now that you know this is between a protagonist who is trying to obey a code, inverted commas, a code, and an antagonist who denies the existence of that code, or at least the supremacy of that code.
And the protagonist's code will always be about righteousness and good, therefore God.
You could certainly collapse that idea into God.
And the antagonist will always be saying, False idol or the self-appointed god takes supremacy and, of course, A Few Good Men fits absolutely into that paradigm.
Now, back to Bongino's post there, asset number five.
Thanks very much.
Note his wording.
Note is wording.
There's no evidence in the case file indicating otherwise.
Now what I would decode from that is that whoever investigated the suicide of Jeffrey Epstein knew well enough not to put any evidence that indicated that it was a murder into that case file.
And now Dan Bongino lives in another world.
He don't live in the world I live anymore, splashing about in the sweet stream of conjecture and opinion.
He lives in the empirical, evidence-based world of the FBI, and he has to behave in accordance with his role.
In the same way that a judge adorns themselves with robes and sits beneath the crest of that nation in order to indicate to you clearly that they operate and speak on behalf of a...
I was challenged on accountability.
It's a fair question.
I aggressively responded because the director and I have been working tirelessly to uncover the bad actors.
We cannot get into HR specifics, and this creates an information vacuum.
Unfortunately, bad actors are looking to tell you a story, not the story.
We want you to believe they haven't taken harsh and decisive action against rogue employees.
That's absolutely false, and the bad actors know it.
We were asked about FBI priorities.
The Director and I told Maria that the President, the Attorney General, the Director and I are absolutely committed to getting your FBI back to its roots.
We will make your community safer.
Illegal immigration ops, child sex crime investigations, 764 cases and violent criminal fugitive apprehensions are all on our expanding radar.
And while America is enjoying the summer...
We're already planning a massive operation to clean up your streets.
The counter-terror and counter-intel missions are critical and will continue at our customary high-tempo too.
This is what you pay us for.
God bless America, excuse me, and all who defend her.
Okay, what do I take from that?
Like, again, once you're inside the power structures, you have different responsibilities.
For sure...
Dan Bongino now knows things that he cannot explicitly say.
I actually know things that I can't explicitly say.
So Lord alone knows what Dan Bongino is privy to now.
The reason you can't just say everything is because the law is about what you can prove, not about what you believe.
That is an extraordinary position when you consider that God requires faith.
It requires the motion of faith, the surrender of personal will, the acceptance of a higher authority.
Me, I don't have those obligations, and I would say, Epstein, who benefits from Epstein dying?
Well, everybody that had something to lose if Epstein were to remain alive and face trial.
That's who, isn't it?
That's who.
That's who.
And one can assume that's some extremely powerful individuals.
If and probably at this point to acknowledge that there are powers in this world that can have you killed while you're in jail.
Man, I don't know, man.
Because it seems like Trump is so sort of slash and burn, doesn't it?
Like that guy is literally posting that guy, Mr. President to me.
He's posting Hillary Clinton and the Clintons unaliving people content, right?
It's interesting.
Who do you think looks scared?
Bongino, daft, Chastellana, Lena.
He looks like he's weighted, I would say.
He's a brave dude, isn't he?
Like he's been in NYPD and secret or special services or secret services like that, you know.
Look.
I would say to you this, there's a limit to what even good men can achieve in bad systems.
Right?
Don't you think?
There's a limit.
There's a limit.
Is that what you would say?
Is that what you would say?
Trump is now fearless.
Hmm.
Okay.
Well, so me on that Bongino thing, based on my experience with Dan Bongino, he's a really good guy.
He's a really good guy.
I find it hard in some ways to imagine someone more different than me, than Dan Bongino.
But I also felt respect for him when I meet him.
And when I say respect, I don't mean fear, just because he's probably a really good fighter.
I mean, he's decent.
He has a decency to him.
A decency to him.
And what I would focus on in that post is evidence.
Evidence.
That's what matters in law.
That's that we're in a really weird game now, everyone.
We're in a really, really weird game now.
Oh, guys.
Oh, guys.
I'm sorry.
Every so often I look over at the chat and there's some weird shit going on.
All right, so listen to this.
This you're like.
You're like this, right?
Because, hey, on one hand, Dan Bongino...
He's restricted by the burdens of his incredible responsibilities as deputy head of the FBI.
Can you imagine what it's like?
That's why I think when people talk about, say, Elon Musk, I feel like, well, how would you get on with that amount of power?
How well do you think you'd do?
Russell, I'm going to join Rumble Premium just because of your show, you crazy wanker.
Do it!
Rug do.
Do it.
Join Rumble Premium here.
Put the details down there.
You should be supporting us.
We're going to make a lot more content.
We've got a lot to say.
Okay.
So, like, you know, whether it's Dan Bongino and his new role or Elon Musk and his incredible responsibilities, some of us don't know what burdens come.
It's sort of Damocles, isn't it, ultimately?
It's sort of Damocles.
You don't know that the person in the position of power has a sword suspended above their head.
They make an error.
It hangs by a thread.
They are dead.
That's the position that people in positions of power...
That's why the ultimate power, Christ Jesus, has to fearlessly face total annihilation and death, take on board all of our sin, be immolated and destroyed because you have to show that that's what you're capable of in order to be God and in order for us to be redeemed.
Assassin says, Russell, you're wrong this time.
Go on, bring your receipts and we'll work it out.
Rhyme for reason, much harsher of you.
You are a lying.
33 loving, faggot.
Okay.
Lying, probably true.
Inevitably, I lie sometimes.
33 loving, do love 33. Faggot in this context, you mean, I think, homosexual.
That, in this instance, is not true.
But were it true, I would warrant love and acceptance and respect.
Now then, let's have a look at this.
You'll like this because Zero Hedge, now that the White House press briefings allow independent media in, then as a result of that, you've got people asking crazy questions like, what do you think about all the Clinton body count and Epstein ties to Israel?
So let's have a look.
Thank you.
And my only other question for you is, so over the weekend...
President Trump posted, Truth Social, a video highlighting what most people call the Clinton body count, which is the strange number of suicides that seem to happen in Clinton circles.
I have a headline here from the Washington Post that said, Trump peddles false conspiracy theories tying the Clintons to several deaths.
So I just wanted to highlight, real quick, this wasn't in Trump's video, but this is from the Arkansas Times.
And it's the death of Mark Middleton, who was a former Clinton White House aide, who was found dead on a Clinton Foundation property.
And I'll just quote from the Arkansas Times.
Middleton apparently shot himself in the chest with a shotgun and also hung himself from a tree with an extension cord.
So, I have no idea how somebody commits suicide that way, but if the Washington Post is here, maybe you can enlighten us as to how that was actually a suicide.
So anyways, that's just a lead-in to my question about the most famous.
Clinton-related suicide, which is that of Jeffrey Epstein.
There's still a lot of questions around that case.
You've released Phase 1 of the Epstein files.
What was missing from that is any connection to his ties to intelligence agencies, and that's really the whole story, that not just trafficking young girls, but doing it on behalf of intelligence agencies, and even potentially as part of a blackmail ring with potential ties to the Israeli government.
For Phase 2, when can we expect it?
Will it have...
I know the Attorney General has committed to releasing those files.
I would defer you to the Department of Justice on her timeline, but when she has made a promise in the past, she has kept it, and I'm certain that she will in this case as well.
Okay, fair enough, fair enough.
It's good to see those questions at least asked.
Now, the frame of the cultural conversation...
Is shifting, isn't it?
Now those questions get asked.
They don't get it.
I don't know if you'll see results because maybe the reason the Dan Bongino thing is interesting is even when you have almost all-star Harlem Globetrotter appointments, like, well, wouldn't it be amazing if RFK was the head of the HHS?
Wouldn't it be amazing if Dan Bongino was deputy head of the FBI?
There are still liabilities, conditions and systemic controls that likely inhibit, prohibit, mask and control the amount of information that can be released.
Again, I draw your attention to his use of the word evidence, which is important.
Now, have a look at this.
This is one of my favourite shows, Blackadder.
And in this episode, Blackadder has been court-martialed and jailed for the murder of a pigeon.
Now, it turns out he did do it.
He did actually murder this pigeon, but he talks about the perfect lawyer to employ.
Have a look at this.
All settled in and happy hour then, sir.
Written all our last goodbyes.
Oh, no need for that, Perkins.
I've just dashed off a couple of notes, one asking for a sponge bag and the other sending for my lawyer.
Oh, your lawyer, yes, sir.
Now, don't you think that might be a bit of a waste of money, sir?
Not when he's the finest man in English legal history.
Ever heard of Bob Massingbird?
Oh, yes indeed.
A most gifted gentleman.
Quite.
I remember Massingbird's most famous case.
The case of the bloody knife.
A man was found next to a murdered body.
He had the knife in his hand.
Thirteen witnesses had seen him stab the victim.
And when the police arrived, he said, I'm glad I killed the bastard.
Massingbird not only got him off, he got him knighted in the New Year's Honours list.
And the relatives of the victim had to pay to have the blood washed out of his jacket.
I hear he's a dad bandit at the prosecution as well, sir.
Like that joke, the relatives had to pay to have the blood washed out of his jacket.
A lawyer is a storyteller.
All of us are storytellers in our way.
As they say, the world's not made of molecules.
The world is made of stories, i.e.
we project reality onto matter.
It is not adhered deliberately and objectively with the qualities that we claim, but we may alter it.
And a lawyer can turn a vicious murder into a situation where you can get the blood washed out of your jacket at the expense of the victim's family.
Sweet.
Now, I love this part of it as well, the prosecution.
Any of you that don't know about Oscar Wilde, Oscar Wilde was a...
Irish genius and playwright and wit who challenged the Moors of the time with his extravagant homosexuality.
I don't know if his homosexuality was extravagant, but certainly his campness was extravagant.
He was married to a woman, had kids, but had a bunch of affairs with guys.
And he ended up in jail for sodomy because he had an affair with the literal son of the Marquis of Queensbury.
Set out the rules for professional boxing and pugilism, which remain to this very day.
So imagine if you are the guy who's so into boxing that you actually are the person that decides what the rules are for professional boxing, and you find out that the world's gayest man is having sex with your son.
You would be...
Annoyed!
And the Marquis of Queensbury was annoyed, and it led to the famous trials of Oscar Wilde.
And Wilde was magnificent in these trials, apparently, treating it like a kind of theatre, playing to the gallery, making quips, epithets, epigrams, bomb-mots and jokes galore throughout the proceedings, but ultimately being jailed in Reading, England, for four years for indecent acts.
Homosexuality, sodomy, et al.
This destroyed Wild and he died impoverished in Paris, France.
And as he's dying words, the great and brilliant man said, this wallpaper referring to his bedsit is terrible.
One of us has to go.
He went out on a quip.
He was a great, great genius and a great, great man.
Here in Blackadder, there's an exquisite joke.
Check it.
Banned out the prosecution as well, sir.
Yes.
Well, look at Oscar Wilde.
Old Butch Oscar.
A big-bearded, bonking Butch Oscar.
The terror of the ladies.
114 illegitimate children.
World heavyweight boxing champion.
And author of the best-selling pamphlet, Why I Like to Do It With Girls.
And Mussing Bird had him sent down for being a whoopsie.
Ah, Baldrick, anything from Massingbird yet?
Yes, sir, just arrived, sir.
What is it?
A sponge bag, sir.
A sponge bag?
Yes, sir.
Baldrick, I gave you two notes.
You sent the note asking for a sponge bag to the finest mind in English legal history.
Certainly did, sir.
And you sent the note requesting legal representation to...
Well, tally-ho, with a ping, with a ball, and a buzz, buzz, buzz.
First of all, sir, I am deeply, deeply honoured.
Warwick, I'll deal with you later.
Amazing.
Brilliant.
Brilliant joke.
Also, brilliant insight into the nature of the law and some good, what they call it, retconning.
Retconning for the story of Oscar Wilde.
Now, hey, listen, if you're watching us on YouTube, we're leaving you.
Yeah, we're not playing no ads because we just taped them, right?
OK, well, let's check out this.
Let's have a quick look at this.
And when we come back, there's a brilliant bit of analysis here where the great historian Jeffrey Sachs points out that all the world's problems go back to the British.
Then we're going to look at Biden's cancer and how predictably Biden's cancer is being used to obfuscate facts and negligence during his...
So much more.
Click the link in the description.
Join us over on Rumble.
That wasn't a laugh track, actually.
They used to shoot in front of an audience, so it's real audience laughter.
On Blackadder, by the way.
So click the link in the description.
Here's a quick word from Rumble Premium itself.
Free speech is under attack.
Mine particularly, yours and everybody's.
Whether it's British government officials demonetising people on YouTube, putting people in jail for Facebook posts, or the various other ways that nefarious systems and institutions that work, I reckon, for Satan, drag us down into the pit.
We have to fight back.
And how are we going to fight back?
Rumble.
You know when you first heard a rumble, you thought, ooh, what is this little organisation?
You thought about Royal Rumble, didn't you?
You thought about a rumble in the jungle.
You thought about a rumble in your tumbo.
But now we know...
That rumbling is the sweet tectonic plate shifting towards free speech.
And if you get Rumble Premium, you don't only get great content creators like old Rusty Brandstein, AIPAC-supported Zionist.
You also get Roustapha Branderjahad.
He loves Islam.
Also, you get old Russ.
He loves Trump.
And then you get Russell.
He's a big fan of Kamala Harris.
How many people do you need on one channel?
You've got to get it.
Not only do you get me, you get Mud Club with Crowder.
You get Glenn Greenwald.
He broke the Edward Snowden story.
What do you want from people?
You get Kim...
And there are also many people on there that are Jews, gays, blacks, whites.
Lellers, trans people, Dr. Disrespect, he's got to be good.
We've got everyone.
Chris Pawlowski, there's not a donut, he won't dunk.
Claudio, he's a bit Italian.
We've got great people at Rumble working just for you to make sure you get free speech, the sweet taste of freedom, sluicing around in your gums.
When major advertisers conspired to pull their dollars like dunking donuts, they said that Rumble had a right-wing culture.
Well, that can't be true.
Let's have a look at just some of the posts here.
Rumble is a lily-livered place where gays and Zionists as well as queers and trans plus folk can get together.
And that's from Steve Bannon.
Look at this here.
I come on to Rumble to do my flower arranging.
That's from Tommy Robinson in the UK.
Look at this.
I come on here just to look at men in tight-fitted denim hot pants.
That's from Don Trump.
Junior.
All in the Rumble chat.
This is a free speech conduit where you're free to be whoever you want to be.
Look, you can say whatever you want in the comments.
Like, glick me out of my stoke hole.
You can't sniff that on a Wednesday.
You put that five knuckles deep, baby.
Hey, Benjamin Netanyahu.
You're always going on about Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Houthis are coming.
The Houthis are coming.
How many people must be Clinton to death?
you can say whatever you want.
Socks in the White House, cats even killed itself.
Chelsea Clinton, how she's surviving with them parents.
It's all available to you in the Rumble chat.
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Alright, that's enough.
Ah, there it is, the advert.
So, okay, guys, let's see.
What are we going to do now?
Oh, yeah, Jeffrey Sachs.
This is good.
This is Jeffrey Sachs talking about colonialism and imperialism and, in a sense, the template for global controls.
Let's check out this.
This is good.
I'm looking forward to this.
All problems in the world go back to the British.
Wait a minute, I am British.
That's true in Pakistan, India.
That's true in China.
That's true throughout the Middle East.
That's true here in Cyprus.
Because they were the most powerful empire for 200 years.
And they left behind conflicts everywhere.
You know, the disaster taking place in Palestine right now.
One of the reasons is that between 1915 and 1917, the British promised the same territory to three different groups.
So first in the McMahon communications, the British promised it to the Arabs.
Listen, we'd love you to have this bit of territory.
Then they negotiated the Sykes-Picot Treaty to say to the French, It's yours!
We love you.
Love eating snails, frog legs, all of that stuff.
Listen, we'd love you to have this territory.
Would you mind fighting alongside us?
The French, it's yours.
Then, in the Balfour Declaration in 1917, they said it's a Jewish homeland.
Look, we've read the Bible.
Love.
Motzo ball soup, all of that.
You have it.
Absolutely have it.
You've not promised it to anyone.
Listen, we don't want to get bogged down in conversation.
Just, you know, take your homeland.
Have a lovely time.
Jewish homeland.
So the British promised three times land that wasn't even theirs.
And they got a lot of nerve as far as I'm concerned.
And now you need to disentangle all of this.
But this is where the problems originate.
Brilliant.
Also, the concept of owning land, as all of you Americans will know, is in itself an interesting concept.
Who among us can claim to own land?
What is our relationship with land?
Where would you derive your authority over land from?
Are there any examples of how custody of the land might be correctly marshaled?
And guided stewardship rather than subjugation.
There are principles available for us, but we neglect those principles in pursuit of power.
The British not only didn't own that land, they don't own any land.
It's extraordinary.
It's extraordinary the way that that entire fiasco has been brought about.
Okay.
Let's cover a little bit of what I might call normal news.
We've got Trump's negotiation with Putin and whether or not he's going to lead to peace between Ukraine and Russia.
We've got some interesting stuff on Bernie Sanders.
Basically, Bernie Sanders on Andrew Schultz's show acknowledges that the Democrat Party is a threat to democracy itself.
He's doing some good stuff, isn't he, Andrew Schultz, at the moment?
I like this conversation with Wesley Huff.
And we've also got...
Some stuff on Biden's cancer.
I don't really have to handle this stuff around Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis because if you, like us, have for a long time understood the nature of Joe Biden's presidency, do you enjoy, let me know in the comments, do you enjoy analysing the ways in which it's now demonstrable that he was not able to preside?
Do you enjoy going, hold on a minute, that guy was falling apart?
I suppose we can do some analysis on it.
All right, let's have a little look at it.
I'm kind of interested.
So first of all, this is Trump saying that he's surprised that the public weren't notified a long time ago.
Do you want to respond to President Biden being diagnosed with cancer?
Are you going to call your predecessor?
I think it's very sad, actually.
I'm surprised that it...
It wasn't, you know, the public wasn't notified a long time ago because to get to stage nine, that's a long time.
I just had my physical.
You saw that.
You saw the results of that particular test.
I think that is amazing.
I love that Trump, even when discussing Joe Biden's cancer, which he has done sensitively and diplomatically, he inadvertently strays into a boast about how he don't have cancer.
My medical, on the other hand, pretty good.
My A-hole, like a little pink, lifesaver.
Immaculate, beautiful shape.
No sign of cancer.
I dilate.
It drops out like a pellet.
Beautiful, beautiful feces.
Nothing like it.
There it is, in the pool, in the toilet behind me.
I look at it.
It winks.
It winks back at me.
We wink at each other.
Perfect.
Test is standard to pretty much anybody getting...
A physical, good physical.
We had the doctors at the White House and over at Walter Reed, which is a fantastic hospital.
I do it.
I did a very complete physical.
Also, yeah, I did notice that, stage nine cancer.
I thought it was like stage one, two, three, four, dead.
I didn't know that there was like stage nine.
New stages of cancer.
I mean, how much cancer is that?
Okay, so here's a guy on Morning Joe saying that for Biden's cancer to be as aggressive and serious as it is now, the diagnosis must initially have been offered some time ago.
You believe it is likely, if this prostate cancer has spread to the bone, that he could have had it.
For up to a decade, but certainly it's likely, would it be fair to say, it's likely to have had this for at least several years.
Oh, more than several years.
You don't get prostate cancer.
Again, I just want to stop you.
So this is not speculation.
If you have prostate cancer that is spread to the bone, then he most certainly, you were saying, had it when he was President of the United States.
Oh, yeah.
He did not develop it in the last 100, 200 days.
He had it while he was President.
He probably had it at the start of his...
Yes, I don't think there's any disagreement about that.
Okay, that's pretty interesting.
In a sense, what this is is a reframing of the Biden presidency as they acknowledge that the cognitive decline that was clear at the time, observed at the time, noted at the time, reported on in independent media at the time was clearly The case and that they should have been reporting on it, then sort of claiming they were misled by the White House.
Now, kind of like a sort of a picnic blanket, they're laying this oncological disaster across his deterioration so that it becomes bad taste to talk about him in terms other than sympathetic terms, the sympathy that you'd extend to anybody dying of cancer.
Let's have a look at CNN teeing up David Axelrod to say that it's inappropriate to discuss this key detail about the Biden presidency.
If he was in the state of cognitive decline that we now know that he was in, he can't have been running the country.
Who was running the country during that period?
And how do we assess a Democrat party that was willing to run him again?
The way to stifle that conversation is by saying that those conversations are...
His medical condition now, his announced medical condition now, do you believe that silences or delays a lot of conversations about his, you know, last year and a half of his presidency for now?
Yeah, well, I mean, I think those conversations are going to happen, but they should be more muted and set aside.
For now, as he's struggling through this...
Of course you should be respectful and loving.
I mean, in a sense, those are the kind of cultural and social safeguards that have long been discarded in our shared descent into the gutter.
We've all lost our basic humanity.
And those laws, rules and protocols are only even alluded to when it's convenient to the institutions of power.
Let's not talk about that anymore because it's disrespectful and bad taste with Joe Biden's health deteriorating as it is.
Sadly, you might be aware that Scott Adams, right-wing pundit and Dilbert creator, has the same type of cancer and believes that he'll die this summer.
May God guard his journey into eternity.
Some of you have already guessed.
So this won't surprise you at all.
But I have the same cancer that Joe Biden has.
So I also have prostate cancer that has also spread to my bones.
But I've had it longer than he's had it.
Well, longer than he's admitted having it.
So my life expectancy is maybe the summer.
I'd expect to be checking out from this domain sometime this summer.
Now...
He's a lovely man, Scott Adams.
He's been on the show and I'm sorry to hear of his impending demise and I wish him well and pray for him.
Okay, let's have a look at this conversation between Trump and Vladimir Putin.
Let's check it out.
But first, we have even more breaking developments from just moments ago.
We're now learning a high-stakes phone call between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Does the news even need to look like that?
What is going on?
She's like Beyonce, standing in front of this extraordinary screen.
Russian President Vladimir Putin lasted for over two hours.
That's entertainment, isn't it?
The news became entertainment.
It was entertainment for a long, long time.
And now they can't cope with the space that they've contributed to the creation of...
Lasted for over two hours, and the president is now expected to have another phone call, this time with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Now...
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Zelensky.
Now, the talks today are just the latest attempt at peace for the two countries since both sides met face-to-face last week.
That sit-down failed to produce any results.
So let's go live now to the White House and CBS News senior White House and political correspondent Ed O 'Keefe.
Ed, what are we learning about this phone call so far?
It just ended, right?
Well, at least the Russian portion appears to be over, Elizabeth.
And we have to cite a Russian news agency here called TASS, which says that Russia favors that Putin said.
That Russia favors a peaceful resolution of the Ukraine crisis.
The Associated Press is citing Putin saying that the call with President Trump lasted two and a half hours.
Here at the White House, they have not yet confirmed or verified that to CBS News directly.
We're going to be here in a little standby mode for you, I think, Let's have a look at Trump's truth social post on that call.
Just completed my two-hour call with Putin.
I believe it went well.
Russia and Ukraine will immediately start negotiations towards a ceasefire and more importantly an end to the war.
The conditions for that will be negotiated between the two parties as it can only be because they know the details of a negotiation that nobody else will be aware of.
The tone and spirit of the conversation was excellent.
If it wasn't, I would say so now rather than later.
Russia wants to do large-scale trade with the United States when this catastrophic bloodbath...
And I agree, there's a tremendous opportunity for Russia to create massive amounts of jobs and wealth.
Its potential is unlimited.
Likewise, Ukraine can be a great beneficiary on trade in the process of rebuilding its country.
Negotiations between Russia and Ukraine will begin immediately.
I'm so informed Zelensky of Ukraine, Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, Macron of France, and then some European leaders during a call with me immediately after.
The Vatican, as represented by the Pope, has stated it would be very interested in hosting the negotiations Okay, well, hopefully that's what's going to happen.
Trump didn't conclude the matter without a few little jokes.
He claims that Vladimir Putin...
Likes Melania more than him.
Let's have a look.
Well, I want to thank everybody.
We just spent two and a half hours talking to Vladimir Putin, and I think some progress has been made.
It's a terrible situation going on over there.
5,000 young people every single week are being killed.
So hopefully we did something.
We also spoke to the heads of most of the European nations, and we're trying to get that whole thing wrapped up.
What a shame that it ever started in the first place.
But I want to thank Melani for your leadership in this very important issue.
It's an amazing issue.
America is blessed to have such a dedicated and compassionate First Lady.
I would tell you, she is very dedicated.
In fact, if you look at just what I heard, Putin just said they It's not good that the revenge porn headline is below that.
In that moment.
Here's Vladimir Putin talking about the same call.
Good evening.
My colleagues asked to say a few words about the results of our phone conversation with the President of the United States.
This conversation really was made.
It was continued for more than two hours.
I want to mention that it was very supportive and very truthful.
In my opinion, in this case, very truthful.
There you are.
I mean, okay, I do struggle.
When it's sort of in Russian, we don't know what dear old Vladimir Putin is saying.
There they are, great chieftains of global states announcing potential peace.
I pray that it's true.
Certainly, if we're looking for resolution, we're going to have to, I imagine, get beyond the...
Intransigent dichotomy of by-party domestic politics, i.e.
Democrats v.
Republicans, forever.
Because it seems like the Democrat Party's kinda finished.
Who's gonna be the next leader of the Democrat Party?
Is it Gruesome Newsome?
Nah, man, you don't need another slick dude like that, do you?
A kind of a sort of joker meets Bill Clinton figure.
Is it gonna be AOC?
Bernie Sanders doesn't endorse her very deliberately during this conversation with Andrew Schultz, and he himself ain't going to run.
So what's the future of that party?
What's the future of all of these peculiar institutions?
Don't you think when you read Trump's Truth Social post, what he's talking about is that the lubrication between nations is trade.
Trump sees the world in terms of trade agreements.
That seems to be a perfectly amenable and reasonable modality for giant political entities to conduct their business within.
I.e., Russia have resources, America have finances, Ukraine the same to a lesser degree.
Why don't we all participate in economies and conviviality will be generated by our mutual requirements?
Except for there is a reality beyond material reality.
Now, it's not the role, I would contest, of politicians to manage the ethereal, sublime, and ultimate realities Govern our experience here.
Those are spiritual realities and we have to have spiritual mediators and we have to ourselves manage our relationship with that reality.
It's not the job of Donald Trump or anybody to deal with the way that you feel about mortality, the way that you feel about loss, the way that you feel about the inevitability of your own death.
And the inability of the material world to fulfil you.
That's not the job of politics.
But it is your ultimate problem.
Your ultimate problem is you can't cope with the fact that you're going to die one day, whoever you are.
So there's this kind of abyss, this vortex, that we're all going to have to contend with.
And how we contend with that is going to determine and define, I would reckon, this...
Peculiar dissent that we are participating in right now.
That's where we are right now.
And I see that parties like the Labour Party in the UK and the various neoliberal parties across Europe that are scrabbling to maintain power by manipulating, managing and denying the results of elections, these parties are going to fade away.
They're consuming themselves.
They're in a terrible spiral.
Are you a Boris?
Are you a Boris?
What's the serpent that's devouring Santel?
How?
Ouroboros of self-consumption.
Yes, this is what's happening.
So we're witnessing the end of neoliberalism.
Let's have a look at this.
The problem I think a lot of voters had is they didn't even know if it was her.
We didn't even know if Biden was president.
We didn't even know if these were her talking points.
And we felt that over the last four elections...
Democrats, we felt, that we didn't have a say on who could be president.
We talk a lot about the Republicans being autocrats and oligarchs and taking over democracy, but from the Democrat perspective, and I'm a lifelong Democrat, I felt like the Democratic Party completely removed the democratic process from its constituents.
And I think they need to have some accountability of that.
No argument.
I donated for you.
I wanted you to, like, 2016, I was like, this is going to happen.
This guy's going to do it.
And it felt like they stole it from me.
And I'll be honest, it broke my heart when you supported him.
Look, but you have, in the world that I live in, you've got a choice.
And, I mean, a lot of people, including my wife, agree with you.
But, you know, you're down to a choice.
Is it going to be Hillary Clinton, or is it going to be...
Donald Trump, not a great choice.
But it ended up being him anyway, so why don't we burn it down?
Well, because it's easy to say, burning it down means that children are not going to have food to eat, that the schools will deteriorate, people will not have health care.
I got it.
And I'm an elected official, I've got to represent the people.
That's fair.
And I can't turn my back on.
But then could we not also say, ostensibly, there hasn't been a fair primary for the Democrats since 2008.
Are they not also a threat to democracy?
We often hear...
Fair enough.
That is, yeah, I'm not going to argue with that point.
Good elder statesman work from Bernie.
Good questions from the flagrant team there.
Here, Sanders rules out a 2028 presidential run, doesn't endorse AOC.
And the question that I suppose that I would offer to you is, does this mean that that institution...
Is beginning to recognize its own finitude.
These things don't last forever, you know.
Nations don't last forever.
Political parties don't last forever.
The technology that we now have available means that paradigms are bursting over and being flooded out of all relevance.
It's interesting.
Are you going to run for president?
Please say it.
I'm 83 years of age, so that is...
I think I've run my last race.
Now, does that mean...
Zero fair races.
Does that mean that this oligarchy tour is you passing the baton?
No, don't look at it like that.
The oligarchy tour is...
I think we're all looking at it like that.
No, it's not a passing the baton.
I think Alexander is great.
But it's not my job to determine who the new leaders are.
People have each of them.
As I mentioned, in the House, there are a lot of great people in the Senate.
Good people.
And there are people who are not in office right now.
But the oligarchy tour was an effort to say to the country that there are people all over America who are going to stand up to this oligarchy.
They don't want a government of billionaires.
They're going to stand up to authoritarianism.
That's not what the Democrat Party means anymore.
It hasn't meant that for a long, long time.
I suppose he's a kind of remnant of a dead rhetoric.
But it goes beyond that.
It goes beyond the Democrat Party.
This is the end of the...
We're in a post-secular age.
For a minute, it seemed like the nation-state was the solution to kind of ideologically driven and zealous warring tribes.
Now we've seen that that pattern is repeated.
Have you kind of noticed, as I have done, that there seems to be some template in a nation, rather than nation, because a nation is a construct, in the kind of essence of a land?
Here's a good example of it.
Russia replaces its feudal system headed by a czar in order to instantiate its opposite, communism, but ends up replicating it.
Through state-run dictatorships in which its epitome, Stalin, becomes a kind of czar.
Len, look at monarchies like my nation where diffuse and insidious concealed powers reiterate themselves in various nefarious ways.
Or look at your country dependent on...
Bonded labor.
Look at the way it resolves and reiterates that problem.
Then that problem becomes the problem.
You can't have slavery anymore, mass migration.
You can't have mass migration anymore, AI.
You can't have that problem anymore.
You see that it's as if there's some pull.
And the only way...
To overcome it is through a peculiar surrender that it doesn't seem...
Yeah, Stalin was Georgian.
Don't be so recalcitrant pulling the strings.
Stalin was a Russian.
Don't just put the one thing you know in a chat.
I know a thing.
Contribute meaningfully to a debate.
Meaningfully.
Not pedantically.
Not through pedantry.
Endless pedantry is not debate.
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