Stay Free - Russel Brand - Pfizer Agrees $70 Million Deal With Trump As Study Links Covid Vax to CANCER!! - SF644

Oct. 2, 2025 - Stay Free - Russel Brand

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	Hello there, you're awakening wonders.
	Thanks for joining me today for stay free with Russell Brown.
	The good news is that Christ is real and present in your consciousness right now.
	The bad news is that the devil is also real and he has seized control of reality.
	Russell, did you change the time of the show because you're experiencing technical difficulties?
	No, it's because I'm training.
	I'm training right up.
	You cannot be fat in the American military.
	You cannot do it.
	And if I'm gonna fulfill my dream and become in the marine, I've got to be slender, baby.
	Higzef wants the abs.
	He's getting the abs!
	That's right.
	That's why we are on the very precipice of bringing you a new range of glorious opportunities for we are reborn.
	This is the beginning of a glorious new era.
	This is the time to awaken.
	You know that now.
	You can't stay down there in the quarry and the quandary of cultural quibbling anymore.
	The quarrel must be brought to a conclusion as we awaken together.
	We've got a lot of things to cover.
	Tony Blair, by some people's reckoning.
	A necromancer, yes, a worshipper of the the evil one.
	No, he's probably not, he's probably a good guy, is he?
	I don't know.
	Let me know in the comments in the chat.
	Has uh brokered with Netanyahu and Trump, a peace deal in Israel.
	That's good.
	Anything that's lost people dying is good, isn't it?
	Not I don't know.
	Well, no, because the soul is eternal, so that would mean that the material world and life isn't the highest possible metric.
	The service of God is the highest possible metric.
	Would you agree with that?
	Or are you just so are we so far down the lines of materialism and rationalism that we just can't even receive that kind of thing anymore?
	We are live.
	This is live.
	That's why C No Free can say holy sweet raspberries, talking about these guys.
	That's why Love and Action can say, Russell, you're looking very good, near naked there.
	Let me know what you think uh or thought in the comments and chat.
	Do you know how to do that, Jake?
	Because Jake's running the desk there.
	Yeah, check that.
	Let me know how you feel in the comments and chat because you remember, did you see the show I did with Gavin de Becker about his book?
	Well, you think by now how long I've worked in media, I'd be able to work out that everything's the opposite side.
	I'm talking about forbidden facts.
	This brilliant book by Gavin DeBecker that actually shows that you know how it's still to this day difficult to talk about vaccines and autism.
	Well, it this book shows you why it's difficult to talk about that.
	I'm shirtless, brother and put it.
	Do you want me to put a top on?
	I can put a top on.
	I've got this.
	I bought this down Dickie's sporting goods.
	I've got it down Dicky Sporting Goods.
	This can go on.
	But if this messes with my hair stuff, guys, it's on you.
	It's on you.
	Is that better?
	You happy?
	Tell Jake to strip his uh shirt off.
	I don't have that kind of he's not ready, he's not ready.
	Maybe when we come back after a brief break, when we're coming back roaring, baby, we are gonna be touring, we're gonna be live, we're gonna be appearing at college campuses and churches, we're gonna be bringing the message.
	You know, I love Crowder, you know, but like you see, Crowder, he's very much in the confrontation mode, anyway, when he goes to a college campus.
	And I I like that man.
	I I wouldn't like to go and argue with Crowder about any of that stuff.
	But me, I want to bring the uh holy love of the Lord.
	So let me know which college campuses you think we should be appearing at for our reborn tour.
	Let me know if you think I'll be cancelled.
	Remember, I've got rape charges against me in the UK that I have to fight in June.
	The good news is I'm completely innocent and it's a media and government conspiracy.
	Are you allowed to say that?
	Can we say that?
	You can say that on YouTube now because Trump has successfully sued YouTube.
	We've got a lot of things to talk about.
	If you're not on Rumble Premium yet, get Rumble Premium now.
	I'm directly fine Matt and financially remunerated, so just so you know that uh about me.
	But really, Rumble is a fantastic fantastic platform that you can rely on.
	You can rely on it.
	I mean, I don't know, do you worry because Peter Teal or whatever?
	I don't know, man.
	I don't understand the ins and outs of business, but I do understand that it's possible to have a personal connection to the living Christ.
	Now there's a few things here.
	Colbert Kim, right, tell me, right, let's work this out.
	We've got five six options.
	One, press one if you want to see a young lad finding a way to get a picture of JD Vance, don't be a pervert.
	Two, Trump checks RFK ain't caught COVID after he sneezes.
	That's cute, I see that already.
	Three, Gavin Newsom proved the left can't meme, post JD Vance Minion meme to counter Trump's recent Hakeem Jeffries Mexican meme.
	Do you want to see that?
	Me talking about it.
	Four, Colbert to Kim Colbert to Kimmel.
	Did you ever think the president of the United States would be celebrating your unemployment?
	Five, babies could be born without biological mothers.
	Whoa, that's weird.
	And six, Megan Kenny with Matthew McConaughey about leaving Hollywood.
	The one that you get most of, but can you quickly post it?
	Because I'm I won't be able to count the numbers.
	Think about like elections in your country with them dominion voting machines that could be easily hacked and manipulated.
	So I have to see a clear Consensus before I move uh on with this.
	Some people saying six over on locals, like Jude Psych.
	Oh, a lot of people like one person press free a lot of times, and I've got to tell you, that did impact me.
	Over in the Rumble Chap 5.
	Come on, quickly, quickly, quickly.
	It seems like I think I'm gonna go five, and I can't even remember which one that was.
	Here it is.
	Babies could be born without biological mummers.
	Babies could be born without a biological mummer after a scientist created functional human eggs from skin.
	But what part of the skin?
	Are we talking about dandruff flakes?
	Are we talking about foreskin, scrotum skin?
	What are we talking about there?
	And what kind of baby will it be?
	American researchers demonstrated it was possible to replace the DNA from an egg with genetic material from another person's skin and turn it into a sex cell ready for fertilization.
	This reminds me of when I was a boy at school, we're gonna do six sixes winning, we're gonna do that.
	It reminds me though of when I was a boy, that's what I was once.
	I it was uh it was still me, but I was a boy.
	And before that, I was uh baby, and before that, I was a sperm and an ovum.
	It won the sperm was in Ronbrand and the ovum was in Barbara brand.
	For that, difficult to say.
	It's difficult to say for that, that's it.
	Records not found before that.
	Um, but when I was a boy at science, I put under a microscope.
	I was at this boarding school for a year, I didn't like it.
	I got sent there, I weren't happy about it.
	And while I was there in a science class once, they were going, right, put these slides under a microscope.
	But I put I was picking bogies out and earwax and all sorts of things.
	That's true, that's science, man.
	And then when a man saw me, he I feel like he hit me around the back of the head.
	Yeah, you could do that back then.
	Then were the glory days where striking a child would get you a promotion.
	Not now though.
	Let's see Matthew McConaughey and Megan Kelly talk about something that I know only too well.
	Fleeing Hollywood to raise a family.
	Of course, one of the reasons I left Hollywood is because Arthur didn't do as well as I thought it would.
	That's one of the reasons why.
	I'm a proud man.
	And uh but there was a lot of other stuff as well, right?
	Notably, because even if you say something like Arthur didn't do as well as I thought it would, that voice, it wasn't the right voice.
	I'm so sorry.
	It was too hype.
	Why'd I do that?
	My voice isn't it's a relatively high voice anyway.
	Why would I go higher to do it?
	I was trying to do a Dudley Moore impression.
	I apologize, I apologise to Warner Brothers, I apologize to the American public.
	I apologize to the living relatives of Dudley Moore.
	It was quite a good film, and it's way if you watch it like a children's film.
	Um but the other thing was um when I was doing Arthur, hold on, I had another point about that.
	Oh, yeah.
	See, I won't try very hard.
	I won't try my hardest because I weren't in a good mood.
	Like when I'm making a movie, see now I don't want to do it like this.
	I don't want this to be thank you, said sensitive hearts says Russell is a good film.
	That's very kind, sensitive hearts, but I think your love of me has affected your Jake.
	He loves me as well.
	Is there someone I'd like someone who actively hates me, like you know, and I know they're in the Rumble chat to come on and go, I hate you, but I thought U was great.
	The voice was high, it was too high.
	Why can't we put it through auto-tune and take it down a notch?
	How would I do it now?
	I'll do the whole film different, to be honest, from the get-go.
	I'd do the whole film different from the get-go.
	You know that job before Dudley Moore did the original one, fantastic after in the 1980s.
	John Belushi was gonna do it from so they would have made if it was John Belushi, it would have been a really he would have been a disgusting lunatic, wouldn't he?
	It'd have been like, you know, like puking up and punching people and crazy.
	I should have done it that way.
	But it don't matter now.
	It's uh it's what the Lord uh had in mind and intended, it was part of the holy journey.
	But what I mean to say is on the subject of Hollywood, the reason I couldn't function correctly there is because even though I wouldn't have been able to articulate it this way then is I knew I was amid something that's not right.
	And I don't mean to say that people like Jard Apatow isn't fantastic, he is, or Helen Mirrin isn't fantastic, she is, or Jason Siegel or Jonah Hill or Alec Baldwin, loads of people that were actually amazing and brilliant writers and brilliant, brilliant, clever people.
	And one time I met Larry Charles, you know, like and I did a movie with Larry Charles and he directed me in it.
	Actually, I played God.
	Well, you know, I was way off track.
	That needed raining in.
	Um, in a in a film with Nick Cage, actually.
	Don't worry, no one saw it.
	And like, but the thing was is that Larry Charles is amazing, what an amazing guy he is.
	I've met loads and loads of beautiful, fantastic people, but the system itself is evil.
	Same as government, you could meet people in government that are really decent, I bet.
	Like, I know some now, Dr. Oz, he's fantastic, uh Secretary Kennedy, amazing, beautiful, heroic human being.
	And I know people in like the Trump family and stuff, and they're lovely people.
	Do I know any Democrat people though?
	Not anymore.
	I used to.
	Anyway, we've got to work all this stuff out.
	Let's have a look at this conversation between Megan Kelly and Matthew McConaughey and see if it's interesting.
	Over the course of the show, we can also talk about um Andrew Bridge and former guest.
	Did you see that?
	Did you watch Gavin DeBecker?
	Did you watch the Gavin DeBecker episode?
	Go and watch it if you haven't watched it now.
	After this, you spend your whole day watching me.
	For heaven's sake, don't go out and look at the sky and breathe in.
	And out.
	Why?
	Way.
	Wait.
	And don't for a second realize that your whole life hangs upon the single thread of God, that he's present all the time with you, and you've been distracted.
	You've been distracted by the evil one, the father of lies, the great counterfeits.
	And that's what the show's gonna be like when we are reborn.
	Glory, glory unto him.
	No more division, no more false idols, no more false gods.
	The mutual acknowledgement and recognition of our fallenness, an open hand out to you of forgiveness and reconciliation.
	The acknowledgement that your life belongs to God, and if God wants you dead, God gets you dead.
	If God wants you in a dungeon, you are in a dungeon, baby.
	It don't matter anymore.
	We are finally finally free.
	Finally free.
	Brad Casfida.
	Hey Russell, I liked you in Baldur's.
	Actually, scratch that.
	I'm going back to acting.
	I'm gonna play a character very much like the character I played in HBO's Ballers.
	No, I mean that was a good show.
	That's when I met Jonathan Rooney, Jesus is my body double.
	Okay.
	So, right, obviously, we're gonna talk about the peace deal.
	Let's talk about that.
	We're gonna talk about Trump suing uh YouTube.
	That's gonna be pretty good.
	I'm gonna talk about the UK.
	I love talking about the UK.
	Free speech has a British value.
	We're gonna talk about Don Lemon.
	Hey, Tony, guests, if you're watching, Don Lemon, he'd be a good person.
	Let's do a hookup with Don Lemon.
	I want to talk to him, see what he's like.
	I liked me and ballers.
	Breathe in those nanoparticles.
	You need to cover those Hindu gods on your arm.
	Now they're part of my journey, man.
	Dugger, I still like you know, Durga, she's the goddess of female power.
	And whilst I know there is only one true God, and that Jesus Christ came and he died for us.
	Don't mean that I can have to pretend I didn't have a past.
	I had a I've done a bunch of crazy stuff.
	And I know people that worship Krishna, and when they're talking about it, when they're talking about it, it's you know, they're talking about absolute love.
	They're talking about absolute love.
	Hey, who's doing who's moderating this?
	Who's moderating Mr. David Duke?
	Who's moderating it?
	Someone's moderating this, it's not even us.
	Who's doing these moderations?
	Scott, do you reckon it is Isaac?
	Is Isaac in Miami somewhere running the streams?
	No.
	So do you reckon it was anti-Semitism?
	It's gotta be anti-Semitism.
	Don't be anti-Semitic.
	It's pointless.
	It's uh have Santos Bonacci on as a guest.
	He'll blow your mind.
	Okay.
	God is a female, says Soul Spirit.
	God must be beyond all categories that human beings could understand, although we functionally use the word he, don't we?
	Alright, should we watch this?
	Uh you all wanted to see Matthew McConaughey talking to m uh Megan Kelly.
	Let's watch that and talk about what else we're gonna discuss.
	And what guests you want to see in him?
	You want to see David Icke, don't you?
	You want to see Tate, don't ya?
	You want to see who do you want to see?
	Let me know who you want to see.
	Look at you, and you seem to me very much like an outlier.
	You we talked about you know the writing ability, which everybody in Hollywood has.
	A lot of people just want to be on camera.
	A lot of people just want to be a star in my industry too.
	Poems and prayers is the name of the book for those listening.
	Um you've got writing ability, you move out to California, you get cast in the first two things that you apply for, you try out for audition.
	You become a star pretty quickly, and then unlike virtually everybody who follows that path with success, you leave Hollywood, you go back to your native Texas, you choose to raise your children there, you get married, you're in a long-term marriage, like your marriage works, which is rare in your in your industry.
	By the way, you're not the first McConaughey I've interviewed.
	Your lovely wife came on my show.
	I think my wife fancies she's Matthew McConaughey.
	I think sh Laura, let's list some of her favourite films, my wife.
	She likes Dirty Dancing, starring Swaycey.
	She likes uh Labyrinth starring Bowie, she likes Interstella, starring McConaughey.
	So I think you could say that, you know, I've got a bit of that guy from Dirty Dancing.
	Not with the dancing, the dancing, my dancing is dirty, but in all the wrong ways, as in sort of disgusting.
	Like, oh god, no, stop doing that.
	Um, and then uh, you know, Labyrinth Bowie, I can pull that off.
	I can be a goblin king.
	Um, and then Matthew McConaughey.
	Well, I think I'm in the same sort of universe as Matthew McConaughey.
	Anyway, so I think my wife fancies Matthew McConaughey.
	That's basically the conclusion.
	Everyone fancies him.
	Good looking guy.
	He's gorgeous, isn't he?
	He's beautiful, he's Texan, he's an outsider.
	Alright, let's have a look at um Matthew McConaughey.
	He's got that new book.
	Good.
	Your lovely wife came on my show When I was at NBC.
	There we go.
	And so all of these things suggest you're of a different mold and model than the average person out there.
	That you have to me a different value set.
	And I think that's embodied in your book.
	Because what I see in here is you love America.
	You're a man of faith, but like most of us who are people of faith, you struggle with it.
	What does it mean?
	How far can it take me?
	How humble how you know.
	Tony guests, see if you can get McConaughey on.
	He came on the other podcast, but that was before the rape charges.
	A lot of people are freaked out by it.
	Um Megan Kelly, I'm gonna go on that show.
	That'll be good.
	Let's go on that.
	Oh, Assange, yes, Assange, I'm writing that down.
	That's so important.
	I'm writing it down.
	Who said that?
	Farmer John, 2022.
	Farmer John, well done.
	You win comment of the day.
	Charlie Sheen.
	Yeah, that's a good one.
	Charlie Sheen, McConaughey.
	What was the other one we just said?
	Assange.
	Yeah, and I'm friends with his wife.
	You know, he was always banged up.
	I wanted to see him when he's in that embassy.
	Matthew has stood the test of time.
	Yes, he has.
	How can I humble myself in order for it to really mean something to me?
	You love your children, you prioritize them over your job and realize they're both important, but one is clearly the winner.
	I just want to see this Colbert thing.
	I'm a little bit interested in this.
	Did you ever think the president of the United States would be celebrating your unemployment?
	I mean, that son of a See, no one's doing the thing they said they were gonna do.
	No one's doing the come on.
	Let's try and bring people together.
	That's what we're gonna do.
	We're all gonna do it.
	So, like, we're not gonna go to college campuses and churches and rouse passions and anger.
	Everyone wants to be our Lord and Savior when he's flipping them tables in the temple.
	But we gotta be him when he's washing the disciples' feet.
	You gotta wash the disciples' feet.
	When I was in New York, mate, in Central Park, there was a homeless dude slumped.
	The amount of fluvia and discharge on that geyser, it weren't easy, man.
	Furthermore, he'd walked through his shoes.
	Like the top of the shoe was still there, but the bottom of the shoe was gone.
	I see his feet through there.
	They were so dirty and busted up and broken.
	And I thought, our Lord, he would wash them feet.
	He would wash them feet.
	He would wash them feet.
	I gave him a quick blowjob, but ha ha ha ha ha!
	Come on!
	Listen!
	You gotta get with it!
	We're here to detonate new territory.
	That's it, baby!
	Oh Russ is dead.
	New Russ is reborn.
	It's a new person.
	I might even change my name.
	Might even come up with a new name.
	I'm that serious about it all.
	I am that serious about it.
	Alright, so Gaza Israel, we'll solve that in a minute.
	Benna Fleck and Jen Garner.
	I've done a film with Jane Garner.
	She's really lovely.
	She's really lovely.
	So I don't want to criticize her, but it well, I don't know.
	Let's have a look.
	RFK Jr., postgraph of independent media, including Russ.
	Hold on a minute.
	If I'm in the news, I want to see it.
	It's nice just to see a bit of news where it's not an attack.
	Let's have a look.
	Check out old Russ.
	There's old Russ, Joe Rogan at the middle of the universe.
	Oh Russ there.
	Same sort of levels as Fio von Benshapiro there.
	He's got a big reach, isn't he?
	There we go.
	There we all are.
	The harvest!
	This is the harvest of cancel culture, the stunning pace of idea generation and debate across the entire liberal ecosystem.
	And by the way, you can make the same graphic for comedy.
	Excellent.
	Well done, Bobby.
	Nice.
	Good to get that out there.
	Let's do it, baby.
	What was we chatting about a minute ago?
	Done Megan Kelly.
	Talked about that fella's feet, made a blowjob joke that made Jake gag a little bit.
	I can continue the joke using that image system, let me tell you.
	I can continue it.
	Trump calls Blair a very, very good man.
	Now, my mate Gareth who prepares this content.
	He did say that it was quite funny the way that Trump uh talks about this peace deal.
	So let's have a look at it.
	I know that some of you will be concerned about I don't know.
	Tell me what you think about peace deal.
	Let's just work it out.
	We ain't seen it yet.
	To ensure the success of this effort, my plan calls for the creation of a new international oversight body, the Board of Peace, we call it the Board of Peace.
	Sort of a beautiful name.
	The board comment in on the name of it.
	It's a good name.
	The board.
	A piece which will be headed.
	Not at my request, believe me.
	I'm very busy.
	But we have to make sure this works.
	Uh the leaders of the Arab world and Israel and everybody involved asked me to do this, so it'd be headed by a gentleman known as President Donald J. Trump of the United States.
	That's what I want is some extra work to do, but it's interesting.
	It's so important that I'm willing to do it, and we'll do it right, and we're gonna put leaders from other countries on, and leaders that are very distinguished leaders, and we'll have a board, and one of the people that wants to be on the board is the UK former Prime Minister, Tony Blair, good man, very good man.
	Oh Ashela in the locals chat says he's uh put Tony Blair in charge of peace in Gaza wasn't Satan available.
	Maybe this is Satan's always available.
	Maybe it's the um opportunity for Tony Blair to redeem the million dead Iraqi kids that lost their lives as a result of that war built on the weapons of mass destruction liar that also had the suspicious death of David Kelly, the academic that produced the report saying that there was no requirement to invade Iraq, and then he's sort of like found dead in the woods.
	Uh I don't know, maybe it's not a conspiracy.
	And uh some others.
	And they'll be named over the next few days, and it'll be quite the board.
	Working everybody wants to be on it now.
	I want to be on the board.
	Right.
	Remember when I was gonna go to Israel.
	That was pretty crazy.
	That was pretty crazy, wasn't it?
	It didn't happen for a number of reasons, but I'm going, baby.
	Why are they holding back the the attacker in the UK?
	What are you talking about, Brad Case FDE?
	What are you talking about?
	I don't know what I'm saying.
	I don't know if that had anything to do.
	They named me and everybody else wanted to be on it.
	I guess they figure, oh, he's a soft touch, he'll be easy to deal with.
	Working with the World Bank and others, it'll be responsible for recruiting and training.
	A new government that will be made up of Palestinians along with highly qualified experts from the bogey 85.
	We're watching the stage being set for the antichrist in real time.
	It I ain't been that region.
	I ain't been Jerusalem.
	I want to go, man.
	People tell me it feels like the center of the world.
	When you read Revelations, it's obviously centripedal to the events that will surround the final days.
	You know, it's very interesting.
	It's very interesting to consider that there can be any kind of um I want to say pact or truce between Christians and Jews, given that there's this kind of Well, actually, really it just what it's I think in Revelations is that the branch will be grafted back on to the tree.
	But you know, you have to accept Christ as the Messiah, which a lot of people are not down with.
	Oh no, Manchester attack on synagogue.
	He looks very Muslim.
	Is that a word Ashela?
	Okay, I'm sorry to hear there's been an attack on a synagogue in Manchester.
	That's obviously Oh man, we don't need that crap.
	With highly qualified experts from all around the world.
	Hamas and other terrorist factions will play no role in the uh board, but uh they'll play no role in the governance of Gaza at all, directly or indirectly, as you know.
	Okay.
	Um all right, says Blair's a good man, a very good man.
	We'll talk about this for a bit.
	Let me know more about this um attack.
	And we'll do it right, and we're gonna put leaders from other countries on, and leaders that are very distinguished leaders, and we'll have a board, and one of the people that wants to be on the board is the UK former Prime Minister Tony Blair, good man, very good man, and uh some others, and they'll be named over the next few days, and it'll be quite the same.
	I'm going to be on that board.
	Andrew Bridger, President Trump has got this seriously wrong.
	Tony Blair is despised by the majority of British citizens and he has a very poor record in the Middle East after his legal war.
	Fair points, fair points, all of those.
	Trump, would you like to take a question or two from a friendly Israeli reporter if there is such a thing.
	I've got to see that clip just based on the type.
	I think while we're waiting for signatures and waiting for approvals from a lot of different countries that are involved in this, we probably shouldn't take questions, or would you like to take a question or two from perhaps a friendly Israeli reporter if there's such a thing.
	Oh that's a very, very tough proposition.
	It's pretty very funny that he can even be funny in that context.
	You've got a f some sort of fortitude.
	And I feel like the people that don't like him should acknowledge that as a sort of part of the route back to peace.
	We didn't I didn't finish what I was saying about Colbert, did I?
	And um kill very tough proposition.
	But I I would think, Mr. President, that I would go by your instinct that this is um we'll have enough time for questions.
	Let's settle the issue first.
	I think about old Netanyahu, man.
	I've got some dunno, I'm not sure about all this.
	I'm not sure about all this.
	We'll work it out, we'll work it out over the course of the thing.
	Kamala's book tour event gets disrupted by pro-Palestine.
	I mean, look, if there is a deal being offered uh Hamas and that there's a way for the killing to stop, wouldn't that be ultimately fantastic?
	About how and why you were saying what you were saying now and how I felt about it, you're not letting me talk.
	You know what?
	I respect your rights.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	Let's bring it let's bring the temperature down.
	Let's bring the temperature down.
	Unlike the charter president of the United States, Isaiah!
	Well, that's a confusing event, that.
	What was going on?
	Like why did they start cheering?
	It didn't seem like the circumstances had improved by the time they were cheering.
	It seemed embarrassing and awkward and unpleasant.
	Oh, so many things I want to talk to you about, but before we go any further, we best get a Jake, man, we're gonna have to we can't make this content is the truth, without the support of our financial partners.
	Here's a quick message from we've got so much more to talk about.
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	Look, we did it a different time because we're gonna be taking a break soon.
	The reason I'm taking a break is even just before Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
	I was trying to feel very disillusioned and challenged by this space.
	A minute ago I was trying to tell you what it was like to leave Hollywood, and whilst probably if I'd been getting I don't know, more money or more fame, if it had been continually inflating, I might have remained because I'm a s addict.
	But because it didn't do that You know it sort of somehow broke out, was cast out.
	It matters not.
	I went back to the UK, got involved in politics.
	If you've followed me closely, then you'll see that around 2015 I got involved with politics primarily from an anti establishment position saying there's no point voting, it doesn't make any difference.
	Kind of anti establishment.
	Then got involved with activism, primarily supporting working class people with their housing rights in a crisis of housing in the United Kingdom.
	Then I got back into doing YouTube videos, and the YouTube videos started to get very successful, in particular during the pandemic period, massive views.
	Go back and have a look at that stuff.
	We're pretty edgy.
	We're talking about stuff about vaccines at the time, and now we all know a lot more about vaccines and a lot more about the pandemic.
	And certainly not claiming to be like some pioneering trailblazer.
	I was using other people's content, other people's research, I was being influenced by the same people you're probably influenced by.
	Then Rumble were kind enough to give us an amazing deal all throughout the time where I've been accused of crumps that I'm gonna defend in court, and by God's grace I'll be exonerated or it or not, you know, that'll be that one that's not in my hands.
	But now the Lord is so um real to me that I can't do anything unless I believe in it anymore.
	It's changing, it's changing really, really fast.
	So I'm gonna take some time off and think about what to do next.
	I feel like you know me, my ego will drag me back in front of a camera before too long.
	You know what I'm like.
	You know, I'm like, but I'm gonna take this opportunity to cultivate a deeper relationship with God to reflect on what's happening in this culture and to see how you know what they say is um where what you have to offer meets what the world needs.
	And if I have nothing to offer that the world needs, then that would take care of itself, won't it?
	I'll just um maybe get a little cabin somewhere and uh be with my beautiful, beautiful children.
	Uh if there's no fuck you.
	No, but yeah, it'll be cool.
	Anyway, so um I'm gonna take some time off.
	I'm gonna take some time off.
	We'll see.
	If the world needs my voice, it will um it will find a way of getting it.
	Well, it's not like a mate, you know, who knows, it might not be a long break.
	I'm gonna have a little break.
	We're gonna have a little break and continue and pray.
	Because um, you know, it can't just be sort of this continual futile squabble.
	Can't just be a continual futile squabble, can it?
	Keep supporting Rumble, won't you?
	Anyway, I'll finish this show now.
	Just for what I tell you, that's what I'm doing.
	So have a look at this.
	This is uh Obama, Barack Obama, I believe he used to be kind of king of America.
	He was the first brown king of America.
	It was a big deal.
	People cared about that.
	Hey, what if we have a brown one?
	Will that work?
	All right, I suppose so.
	What about lady one?
	All right, I don't know.
	Wait a minute, it doesn't make any difference because it's the system itself.
	Shh.
	So we had the spectacle of my successor in the oral office, making broad claims around certain drugs and autism that have been continuously disproved.
	And the That's amazing.
	There he is, Barack Obama going out of his way to advocate for just to say there's no relationship between vaccines and autism.
	And he gets around players.
	Thank you.
	Thank you for yes, it's so harmful when people say that vaccines and autism might be connecting.
	Most people would define a vaccine as a benign and harmless injection that makes people immune to a disease reliably preventing infection and transmission of diseases.
	Children are likely to be exposed to, and which in the absence of vaccination could be fatal or debilitating.
	That's a great idea.
	That's a great idea, and that's what vaccines used to mean.
	Why the presence of uh why the presence check oh, why the presence of mercury?
	Why the presence of aluminium?
	What about the startling, staggering rise in autism?
	You know what they tried to say, it's oh, people diagnose it more.
	That's what's happened.
	Well, why ain't any Amish people getting it?
	Why aren't Amish people getting it?
	Yeah, that someone said that.
	Look at that.
	Yeah, Jimmy Draw in the Rumble chat.
	Zero autism in unvaxxed Amish.
	Yep.
	Pretty good.
	Pretty good.
	So there's Barack Obama, who, whilst he might seem superficially like to be kind of delightful, charming and stuff.
	And whilst I can see the and understand the excitement for America remending its complex and difficult past when it comes to racial dynamics.
	That dude's corrupt.
	Russell, did you get vaccinated?
	What do you reckon?
	What do you reckon?
	How do you suppose I would respond when you hear there's this mandatory, near mandatory program to take these vaccines?
	Knowing what you know about me, how do you think?
	If they wanted me to take those vaccines, all they had to do was put them in my bedroom and tell me not to touch it.
	And then I'd have had that thing in my arm within seconds.
	Anyway, um Yeah, let's see.
	Let's see.
	Let's see, man.
	COVID.
	Ah, look at this.
	Even mainstream media are reporting now that vaccines, COVID vaccines might raise the risk of cancer.
	Contentious study claims.
	So I feel like, in a sense, we've gone as far as we can get with this version.
	That's what I feel like.
	You know, when we start this, you couldn't put COVID vaccines might raise the risk of cancer.
	Now you can.
	I'm not suggesting I'm not claiming any credit for that.
	I'm not claiming any credit.
	I'm a participant in a space where there are lots of really brilliant people.
	I'm just gonna work out if there's anything I can do that's of value here.
	And if there is, I'll do it.
	If there ain't, I won't.
	Simple as that, isn't it really?
	Okay, let's have a look at this.
	Um Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's daughter demands that countries around the world bring back COVID mandates.
	Well, I'm sort of uncomfortable about doing this, really, but let's have a look.
	So when it comes to the ongoing pandemic, our present is being stolen right in front of our eyes.
	For adults, the relentless eat of back to normal, ignoring downplaying and concealing both the prevalence of airborne transmission and the threat of long COVID manifested in a series of choices.
	Young people she's smart, she should do load of reading.
	She I I'd love, wouldn't it?
	If we could get this book, I'm gonna send this book to her parents.
	I'm gonna send this book to her parents again.
	What do you think about this?
	What do you think about it?
	That's where there's no point in us squabbling with one another.
	Get this book and give it to someone who believes.
	Can you post a link in the description?
	Can you do that?
	Can you do that, Jake?
	Or can Luke do it?
	We should post in the chat right now a link to this book.
	Because um this book is the counter-argument to that.
	Long COVID, there's no long COVID, that's vaccine injury symptoms.
	Or uh COVID.
	I mean, like, God, how have you evaded that narrative?
	How have you evaded COVID is a result of experimentation funded by agencies that are themselves funded by the American government?
	It's possible that it was around longer than it was acknowledged.
	It's even possible that the entire event was if not staged.
	It was certainly beneficial to some pretty extraordinary and powerful global interests.
	The vaccines themselves is look.
	Do you know what comes out over the next few months?
	The vaccines are worse than the disease, shouldn't have taken the vaccines.
	And that's so hard for people to kind of deal with that you know it's difficult to believe that, isn't it?
	It's difficult to believe that something that you're invested in is um has been that potently negative.
	But let me know how you feel about this, because I guess we would expect of um I guess thank you.
	I guess we would expect from uh um from like someone that's probably been raised in and around Hollywood, God love her, and God bless Ben Afleck and uh Jen Garner.
	I pray they're all right, and and I pray for this young lady.
	But um this you know here's Trump sort of praising Baller.
	Is that interesting, isn't it?
	Baller is announcing a 70 billion deal with the US to expand its MRNA empire.
	Did you feel that that would be happening?
	We are ready to invest, as the president also mentioned, 70 billion dollars in the next few years from Pfizer in manufacturing and research in America alone.
	I really think this is an historical moment because also I can put that behind us and focus on the things that I want to spend my time.
	Cancer treatments to bring better obesity medicines, to bring better vaccines, to be things that people value.
	And thank you for allowing us to do that.
	I want to thank Secretary Kennedy.
	I want to thank Secretary Ludwig.
	Your leadership helped us to pull that together.
	You are the mastermind of everything.
	Without the brilliant way that you designed the whole thing, we wouldn't be able to make it less.
	But you were even more brilliant because you had someone in your team.
	But uh he was the driving force behind everything.
	And I don't have words to thank you for your integrity.
	And it is what you have said.
	We created trust from day one.
	And that was the most important thing that allowed us to be able to pull very difficult negotiations.
	Of course, also want to thank the US trade representative who is also heavily engaged.
	And he's probably the first trade representative that I have seen that curse about our industry and cares to do something about first situation.
	But more than anyone else.
	Mr. President, I want to thank you.
	Thank you very much.
	For your leadership.
	And frankly, for your friends.
	Thank you.
	Thank you very much.
	Great job.
	Great job.
	Alright, well, we'll say is that RFK didn't shake his hand.
	Listen, he's very he's probably not um, you know, like Albert Baller, just uh you know running Pfizer.
	All right, let's try and just do our best to think how our Lord and Saviour might regard it.
	Because um let's think.
	You know, amidst the infinite, is there any difference really between some wrecked and ravaged soul strewn upon the streets of DC, broken, hopeless, mental illness, addiction, homeless, helpless, and an extraordinarily powerful CEO of a globalist corporation like Pfizer or any of the tech companies or whatever.
	Well, no.
	In the context of infinity, and even if you're an atheist, atheists believe that the reason that we have the perfect rules for reality here, you know, the gravity, the distance from the sun, the conditions for biology.
	That's because the universe is so vast in scope that inevitably all conditions would eventually be initi would be achieved.
	But isn't that just a mathematical way of saying that there's an all-powerful creator so potent that all conditions are there?
	They except it gives you this sort of odd nihilistic crease that God may not love you, God may not care for you.
	And your own experience of love tells you that God is real, or at least let's start here, that love is real, or let's at least start here, right and wrong are real.
	You know it, you intuit it when you deny it or act against it yourself, you are subject to it.
	When you reflect on that, when you breathe into your heart, when you see your heart held between your lungs when you breathe in, when you feel God in you, when you feel God in you, when you feel that the thread of your life, the light of your life is hung upon the currency of God's grace, then you know that he is real.
	You know that the kingdom of heaven is within, you know it.
	Of course, it can't be measured and calculated, particularly diffuse across the infinite is the way that we receive it, as well as particular and subjectively, how hard it is to aggregate those vast poles, the personal and the macro, and come out with it something as certain as faith.
	Why?
	It's almost as if you need a vertical axis that plunges you deep deep into the earth while reaching into the unknowable and the unknown, and a horizontal axis that reaches out in love in every direction.
	And that is what we've been offered, and that is what we have in the cross.
	We have a geometric symbol and an assurance, a covenant of blood that reaches beyond language, and it's here that we have to find ourselves.
	Vaccines ain't necessarily bad.
	The ones taken at Valley Forge, issued under the guidance of General, as he was then, George Washington, to ensure that the smallpox epidemic didn't destroy his troops who were fighting against can't remember what country America was fighting against to get its independence.
	It's just on the tip of my tongue.
	So it's not like vaccines are in and of themselves bad.
	It's not as if business in and of itself is bad.
	It's not like government is in and of itself bad.
	What's bad is when government and business combine to create power bases and profit opportunities at the expense of freedom and at the expense of the well-being of people.
	All right.
	That's what I think.
	YouTube, you crazy globalists.
	Look, we're gonna we're gonna look YouTube, look what's going on here.
	If you're watching us on YouTube, click the link in the description.
	Look at this.
	YouTube has to give Trump 24.5 million for their 2021 suspension of his channel.
	Hundred million in settlements he's getting.
	Look at him.
	Um guys, we're coming for you.
	We'll be coming for you.
	You wait, because guess what?
	I nearly rape no one.
	So there's gonna be a point where that's proven, then we're gonna start looking at some of these media organizations.
	It's gonna be good.
	It's gonna be glorious.
	It's gonna be a new and fantastic era.
	We're off YouTube now.
	Bye bye.
	See you later.
	See you later, you filthy animals.
	Let's see what Trump himself said.
	It's funny, man.
	It's funny.
	Okay, uh, let's have a look at uh what do you want to should I see what's going on in my crazy little country?
	Uh we're gonna come back with some stories about the UK.
	Dear old Keir Starber's lying through his filthy teeth, God love him, God love him, but I literally mean God love him.
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	What?
	Oh no!
	Yeah, I'm a human being.
	Okay.
	Let's see what's going on in my crazy, dirty little country that we call up.
	Here we go.
	So Keir Starmer.
	Kirstama is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
	He says free speech is an integral British value.
	You saw him say that in front of Trump.
	You always see him saying it.
	He's saying it now at the Labour Party conference.
	Labour is the governing party.
	It was pr pr primarily and initially the party of the trade union movement in the UK.
	Some people feared, you know, oh no, it's communist.
	But socialism and communism are in a way different things.
	And the famous edict that British socialism owes more to Methodism than to Marx is important because you could have socialism undergirded by the idea like that if you want to follow me, pick up your cross, put down your stuff, you're not you don't need material possessions.
	Why toil for things that are gonna get hit by moths and worms when you could be pursuing eternity?
	Do you see how you could get to a position of not valuing property over people from a Christian perspective?
	You see that, right?
	Okay.
	So that's that idea.
	Now, what is the British Labour Party about now?
	It's a bureaucratic entity that sees that its primary function is to ensure that corporations, European and international, are able to trade freely in the UK, practice business as well as trade, because it's not obviously just commerce and products, it's more of bureaucratic digital ID, surveillance technology.
	And whether or not they know it, they may not know what they do.
	They are facilitating globalist imperialism of the worst possible kind.
	One way to stop that is the rise of nationalist populism.
	That seems to be what's happening around the world.
	A better way to overcome it, a better way to overcome it, is by getting Jesus Christ right in your heart and running your life from that perspective.
	Let's see what we say about free speech.
	Free speech is a real value, it's important.
	Why is it important?
	Because you've got a soul.
	You've got a soul, you're a human being, you have the possibility to be a conduit, an instrument of God's grace.
	There is a line.
	A moral line.
	And it isn't just Farage who crosses it.
	There are also people who should know better.
	So in fear and discord across our country.
	By the way, a statement like there is a line, a moral line.
	You can't make that statement unless there's a God, can you?
	Because otherwise, what's that moral line without a God?
	Right.
	Just what the most persuasive person believes.
	The cleverest person, the most loquacious and articulate person.
	What is the moral line?
	Who sets it?
	Who decides where it is?
	Who decides who crosses it what constitutes a crossing?
	Think about that.
	Let me know in the comments and chat.
	And then when we call it out, they pretend that we're criticizing reasonable concerns about immigration.
	We have seen that trick conference.
	So let us spell it out once and for all.
	Controlling migration is a reasonable goal.
	But if you throw bricks and smash up private property, that's not legitimate.
	That is thuggery.
	You did a little glasses push there.
	That was a tell.
	That was a tell when he puts the glasses up.
	That's God, well.
	That's landed.
	That's not democracy.
	That's thuggery.
	Do you remember?
	Never forget that he said, We have to rescue the hostages from the Middle East.
	He meant to say that.
	He said sausages.
	Don't ever forget that.
	Don't never forget that.
	That he is um, yeah.
	Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.
	Yeah, I've seen Joe Rogan say that.
	Um I know he didn't coin it, but yeah.
	So what he's saying there, our man, what did he say?
	Throwing the brick is buggery.
	I mean thuggery, um get those sausages out.
	I mean hostages, ah.
	Free speech, free speech.
	Free speech is a British value, and we have guarded it for centuries.
	But if you incite racist violence and hatred, that is not expressing concern, it's criminal.
	Okay.
	It's a British value.
	What do you mean a British value?
	Where's it come from?
	What do you mean it's a British value?
	Let's break it down.
	Britain's a landmass, it's a flag, it's the Magna Carta, it's the royal family, it's London, it's the Beatles, it's Shakespeare, it's free speech, he says.
	But I wonder, like, what I'd like to see from not only from politicians, but also from you know, pundits or whatever.
	I'd like to see a little bit of steel manning, wouldn't you?
	Wouldn't you like him to say, right, I've seen these statistics where the most arrests in the world for online speech is the United Kingdom.
	And number two is number two is something crazy, like you don't even think of it as a proper country.
	Forgive me for being racist.
	It's something like you know, a former Soviet bloc country, something like that, right?
	No, no disrespect if you're from there, but like it's not France, you know, it's not America, it's not China.
	It's like Belarus, that's what it is.
	No disrespect to Belarus, but anyway.
	Um what he's engaging there in is empty hollow rhetoric, and he's got a nerf doing it in Liverpool, man, because he betrayed them a lot pretty bad with his relationship with his son.
	God love him.
	May God protect Keir Starmer.
	May God help him, may God help him.
	And Mr. And this party, this great party is proud of our flags.
	Yet if they're painted alongside graffiti, telling a Chinese takeaway owner to go home, that's not pride, that's racism.
	That's the problem.
	If you've got a flag, and it's next to some graffiti, telling a Chinese takeaway owner to go home.
	I mean, isn't it beautiful how they find the exact right dialectic point at which to alight?
	Like the the point where, like, who's done that?
	Who is I'm assuming that's an actual example because they wouldn't have said it if it wasn't an actual example, right?
	Because that's what politicians do.
	I was talking to my taxi driver, do you know I was talking to a plumber?
	Do you know I'm connected to normal people, I'm a normal person.
	He's an actual example.
	You don't think he's making up, right?
	He's not making that up.
	You know, someone wrote that for him, right?
	We know that.
	And you know the person that wrote it did it based on research, and you know that they're aware that their biggest problems are problems around migration.
	You know that a new resurgent reform pie, it's not resurgent, it's nascent, a new party is threatening for the first time the two parties of the Conservative Party and the Labour Party for like more than the century since the advent of the Whigs used to be parties that had silent H's in them, for God's sake.
	Now it's silent principles.
	So he's trying, he's going, these are the issues we have to address.
	Free speech, migration issue.
	There's millions of people in the streets of London patriotically marching.
	We have to somehow address those concerns while still deploying the idea that they might be racist, legitimizing the idea that we have to infringe people's free speech while Claiming we still care about free speech.
	Let's use this mad Chinese takeaway example that somewhere, somewhere in the UK, there's a Chinese takeaway where kids probably were harassing a Chinese takeaway owner, which any idiot knows is wrong, but probably if you were to investigate it and find out who wrote that bit of graffiti, there'll be some sort of, you know, it'll be some kid that's abused or drunk or high or broken in some way.
	So what they do is they select only salient and useful information, and the information will always be deployed in order to legitimise control.
	That's always what they're doing.
	So instead of tuning in to what they're actually saying, have in the back of your mind, this is a technique I've been shown or know somehow.
	Think, how are they gonna use this to justify control?
	So don't listen to the words, just be thinking, how are they using this to justify control?
	How are they using this to justify control?
	How are they using this to justify control?
	And then it might be they might be talking about war, they might be talking about pandemic, they might be talking about migration, free speech, big tech, commerce, new deal with Moderna, new deal with Pfizer, it could be anything, but in the background, just think control, control, control.
	It's not even profit.
	Now, control is usually in itself not an ultimate end.
	Is it?
	Any of you that do Brazilian jiu-jitsu like me will know that it's survive, don't die, escape, let's get out of there, control, submit.
	They're gonna submit us.
	They're in the control phase.
	They want total absolute control.
	How do you get total control?
	Get everyone carrying a national ID card so that if you need to, you can switch off their money, you can prevent them using transport.
	You man and me, man, we need to get involved in cryptocurrencies.
	We need our own networks, we need our own communities where we can declare independence if we wanted to, you don't have to, but if you wanted to, wouldn't it be good if you wanted to?
	Don't have to.
	If you wanted to, go, I declare independence from the UK.
	I live on the landmass, but I'm not paying the taxes.
	We'll come up with an overall deal, we'll pay you this much taxes a year for you to leave us the fuck alone.
	And then we're just gonna grow our own food and we're gonna trade among one another, and we're gonna use our own currencies.
	In short, we don't need you no more.
	We can communicate.
	Guess what they will do?
	They'll kill you for that.
	They'll kill you, they'll kill you stone cold dead.
	So, what's a precondition for achieving that?
	I don't care if you kill me.
	If you ain't there yet, get there.
	Otherwise, get ready for control and submission.
	But that's just why I think.
	Let me know what you think in the comments and the chat.
	I think we've fulfilled a lot of our obligations today.
	Let's see what this child of God has to say next.
	And confidence.
	If you say or imply the people cannot be English or British because of the colour of their skin, but mixed heritage families owe you an explanation.
	The people who've lived here for generations, raised their children here, built their lives here, working in our schools, our hospitals, running staged.
	The applause is staged, the logos is staged.
	Renew Britain.
	How can you renew Britain?
	You're in government right now.
	You're in government right now.
	What they're doing is they've recognised that reform is becoming extraordinarily popular.
	So they're trying.
	What is a bit like reform, but still we're in control, remember?
	Control.
	Um, renew!
	Renew.
	How can we delegitimise people's concerns around migration and even the concerns about migration are symptomatic of a deeper concern, which is why is our life not make sense?
	Why are we poor?
	Why are all these promises you made us about GPs or dentistry or roads or just municipality not being fulfilled?
	Why am I living in a spiritual void?
	Why am I broken?
	Now, my personal belief actually is that migration shouldn't be the centrifugal focus of the dissatisfaction of the British or the Americans or anyone, shouldn't be, that's what I think.
	I think we should get to a point where we're able to look at refugees through the lens of love and compassion.
	However, if you want to go and live in a country, then you should obviously abide by the rules of that country because you've just come to it.
	So, you know, there's a kind of common sense approach.
	Would you agree?
	Let me know in the comments and the chat.
	Don't let people exploit that and turn you into a racist.
	Don't let people tell you that it's about hatred.
	But can you see that in it in a way, encoded in Keir Starmer's constructed speech are the clues for the position that you must find yourself in?
	Love.
	You cannot be judgmental of mixed heritage families.
	Love, you cannot judge people by the colour of their skin.
	Love.
	You have to get to that Place.
	Now, remember what I continually tell you as a person that you know comes from a sort of new age type background.
	Why I love our Lord and Saviour Christ Jesus is all you have to do is get to a position of total kindness, compassion.
	Love thy neighbour as you love yourself.
	Love them as I love one another as I have loved you.
	What do you mean as I've loved you?
	Well, let's unpack that.
	How did Jesus love you?
	He didn't judge you.
	He did say stuff like, you know, go and sin no more.
	He taught you.
	He in the end, when he healed you miraculously, and then in the end, died for you.
	Died because you can't ever make up for what you've done wrong.
	You or me, any of us.
	And our attempts to do that are as filthy rags.
	That's all we can offer them.
	Why?
	Because you're dealing with, even if you're an atheist, an infinite power, an infinite power.
	What are you going to offer?
	An infinite power.
	Would you like a cup of tea, chum?
	Took your time getting there, didn't you, Yank?
	There's nothing we can offer 'em.
	There's nothing we can offer 'em.
	Yeah, um, because it's plural, it's the Trinity, it's the triune, it's the patriarch, it's the sun that comes to instantiate it on the carnal frequency to show that you can live according to God's law, even if you're caught in the flesh.
	And then the ongoing advocacy of the indwelling holy spirit.
	The answers are all there.
	If you've not seen it yet, let me help you.
	Let me help you.
	Let me help you.
	But not yet, because I'm gonna take some time off because frankly, this whole thing has driven me crazy because it's uh cyclical, uh, what do I want to call it?
	Gordian knot, you know?
	Alexander solved it thus with the sword.
	But that ain't how it works in the modern world.
	How it works in the modern world is we have to enjoy it graciously.
	We have to resolve it graciously.
	I'm gonna watch the rest of this, even though it's making me few.
	Schools, our hospitals, running businesses, our neighbours.
	If you say they should now be deported, then mark my words.
	We will fight you with everything we have.
	We'll fight you with everything we have.
	Now, if you're a Ukrainian rent boy mysteriously setting fire to my car, you better bloody look.
	I'm sorry, what is it what is it?
	Wasn't it big enough?
	Tip.
	I thought the tip was enormous gear.
	Because you are the enemy of mass holy rule.
	He's gone red there.
	I think he's got a little bit of an erection.
	And there's a black person.
	David Lamy, he's in this government.
	So see, do you records, right?
	Come on.
	Thank you.
	In the words of Ice T, how did he go out?
	He went out like a bitch.
	Let's see.
	Let's see.
	Free speech is a British value, is it?
	That we say 'em.
	Hmm.
	Mm.
	Mm hmm.
	Okay.
	Let's see what Joe Rogan said about um, let's see Starmer hitting out a Farage.
	Let's see that.
	Let's see Starmer hitting out of Arage.
	So Nigel Farage, he's um the leader of reform, a new and emergent party.
	If you want my uh prediction, here it is.
	The Conservative Party will have to, at some point, combine with reform and they'll win the next election.
	And Nigel Farage will become prime minister, and they're probably trying to time it exactly right so that we don't sort of spot it all getting um what I want to call it, absorbed into the system.
	Listen to politicians who tell you.
	There's a quick fix.
	Americal cure.
	Tax cuts that magically pay for themselves.
	A wealth tax that somehow solves every problem.
	The Brexit lies on the side of that bus.
	Click here for your new country.
	Thank you.
	We can all see these snake oil merchants.
	The irony, the vicious irony, the literal deception.
	Snake oil merchants are typically pretty charismatic.
	They have to be because they're product shit.
	And they're moving on, you know, they won't be there.
	Like Tony Blair, he's not there anymore.
	He's moved on, he's brokering peace deals with, you know, apparently, let's see how that goes.
	And he's selling proposing selling NHS data to Larry Ellison's Oracle Comp, right?
	Now, these snake oils, so snake these snake oil sales folks here, they're not even charismatic.
	They're not at least like at least when you're getting beguiled by the monorail salesman.
	It's like, oh my god, this guy, Lionel Hutz, he's funny, he's got a tune.
	What is there a chance the track would bend?
	Not on your life, Mike, he uh my Hindu friend, Mono, Monorail, Mono.
	It's a sa it's a trick, it's a coup, it's a hoax.
	They're selling your money back to you.
	This is all your money.
	There's no need for the system to remain like this.
	Um so, but now we're all aware of like Epstein files.
	The reason that the Epstein files haven't been released is because they're compromising in a way that spans both political parties.
	That's obvious, otherwise, they would be exploited.
	Obviously, there were people on it that Democrats didn't want released, that's why Biden didn't use it to fight Trump, and the reason it's still not being released, I'll, you know, I wouldn't make any personal aspersions, but I would say that the ability to compromise politicians is not uh uni partisan issue, it's trans partisan, it's bipartisan, it's encompasses everyone.
	If you want my personal opinion, I don't reckon Trump's on there in any kind of dark way.
	I reckon that uh probably there are so many different political figures that go beyond our you know, sort of our football team mentality understanding of what politics is about, like oppositionism and dualism goes into the heart of it.
	There's people that are sort of deeply compromised.
	Now, someone like Keir Starmer, he might be compromised.
	Certainly, there are a lot of rumors about the guy, a lot of rumours.
	Yeah, and beyond rumors, there were some people that got arrested for firebombing his car, and some people say that it's because he was sexually compromised.
	But I don't even actually care.
	Do you care about that?
	What I care about is what the compromise leads to, and what the compromise leads to in this instance is the British people being exploited and lied to.
	And if you think the system hasn't adjusted to the possibility of the reform party, then you've not been watching the last century or so.
	So what you need is radical systemic change.
	And I'm going to take some time off and work out how to do it.
	I won't work it out because, you know, my thoughts always migrate back to what's best for Russell and who cares, really, what's best for Russell.
	All right, thanks for watching this.
	I'm going to take some time off.
	We'll be back.
	Soon.
	Not with more of the same, I can assure you of that.
	And it will be different.

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