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Dec. 3, 2023 - Sunday Night Live - Chase Geiser

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NWO Plans To Ditch Biden In Favor of Warmonger Candidate To Kick Off WWIII — Sunday Night Live - FULL SHOW - 12/03/2023

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chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, I am Chase Geyser.
		This is Sunday Night Live.
		It is an honor and a pleasure to be your host, speaking to the most distinguished and greatest and loyal audience in the world.
		Usually the Sunday night live show doesn't have so much news because the weekend is quiet, but there obviously as you can tell on this desk are a number of things to talk about and it's always hard to know where to begin. but there obviously as you can tell on this desk We see that the establishment is coming after Trump as it has been ever since he announced that he was going to run for president in 2016 ever since he came down the escalator.
		And now we see time and time again examples of the establishment, the political class, the intelligence community, pushing these other candidates, the Nikki Haley's, who seem to come out of nowhere.
		Or the DeSantis-like crowd.
		And time and time again we see them say the strangest things and run the strangest ads.
		Why is it that you would ever run an ad campaign as a candidate for the President of the United States that basically declares war on the world?
		I saw a Nikki Haley ad earlier today.
		Maybe I'll get to show it to you later on in the show.
		But she basically just declared war on Russia, China, Palestine, all of them all at once.
		And it just goes to show that the intelligence community, the political class, the establishment that is pushing these sort of boilerplate candidates, wants nothing more than a World War III.
		After all, we know that world wars are the only wars that the United States wins, and we know that our economic system is entirely dependent On these conflicts.
		I mean, when we go back and look at all these wars that we've been over the last hundred years, ever since the establishment of the Federal Reserve Bank, it's actually pretty hard to understand why it is that we were involved in these wars.
		Why did they happen again?
		So Archduke Franz Ferdinand gets assassinated and all of a sudden the whole entire world is at war.
		It's like they were just itching to be in a world war.
		And then we get past World War and we think it's the war to end all wars and we establish this new world order and this global reserve currency.
		And then all of a sudden we're in Korea.
		And then we're in Vietnam.
		Why?
		And then we're in this Cold War with Russia, who was our ally just a minute ago.
		Why?
		And then when that's resolved, the outcome of course being the collapse of an entire nation, we're involved in Kuwait, and we're involved in Desert Storm, and we're involved in Iraq, and we're involved in Afghanistan.
		Now we're potentially going to be involved in Israel.
		And we're involved in Ukraine.
		And maybe we'll go to war with China over Taiwan.
bill gates ▲ ● ▼		Why?
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		And it's because I think that the system just inherently necessitates war.
		It's not just as simple as the greed of the military-industrial complex or the greed of the political-industrial complex.
		Well, maybe the political-industrial complex as a whole.
		It probably does boil down to the sort of bad side of greed.
		But it's because our entire system, our entire economic system, is no longer not a system.
		We have a fake money that we have to force people to use, and we bully them with it, with our sanctions.
		And so we're in conflict, after conflict, after conflict, after conflict, and our politicians, they act like they love the Jews, or they love the Muslims, but you know that they don't care about anyone.
		If anybody never cared about anyone, it was a politician.
		Of all people, politicians care the least about the people.
		They always have.
		They always will.
		It's just the nature of the situation.
		But they always seem to get away with using the struggles and vulnerabilities of the people as a way to launch themselves or catapult themselves into power.
		I watched the Napoleon movie a couple of weeks ago, and I'll just be honest with the audience here.
		I know that many of you are history buffs.
		I don't know much about Napoleon.
		Other than glancing over his Wikipedia page and one of the chapters out of the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene talks about him a little bit.
		That's all I know about Napoleon.
		And I got to watch this movie, and so I don't know if it's accurate or not, but I liked it.
		I would give it a solid B. It was no gladiator, but it was good.
		I would say that the acting was outstanding, the production was outstanding, and the script was a C, so the average of the whole movie experience was about a B. It's pretty good.
		And it was just so interesting to see that Napoleon was someone who fought for the liberation of France.
		He fought in the French Revolution, led and sort of got promotions and worked his way up and leveraged his influence and certainly demonstrated some bravery and intelligence.
		And he gets all the way up and then he ends up being a consul.
		And then finally he winds up putting the crown on his own head.
		After all this revolution, all this death, all this violence, in order to unseat a monarchy, we have these leaders that find a way to establish total power for themselves.
		As if the people have some sort of Joe Biden level dementia and they just forgot what tyranny was like.
		And I know that Napoleon wasn't the same sort of tyrant as his predecessors.
		I know he was more of an ambitious tyrant, like in Alexander the Great, where he wanted to conquer and win wars abroad, and he actually did love his people.
		I know Caesar loved his people.
		There are good tyrants and bad tyrants.
		Tyranny, of course, is unsustainable, because you're always going to have a bad one, and the bad one's always going to do worse than the good ones do good.
		So you always have inevitable collapse with tyranny.
		But it's just so striking to me that a people would engage in such violence, such fear and worry and uncertainty about the future to unseat a monarch and then just within a matter of years would adore someone who declares himself a monarch.
		And so we see time and time again that we have these politicians that betray us.
		They betray our trust.
		They get us into war after war under false pretenses almost every time.
		There are exceptions.
		Sometimes there's an honest war, just a good old-fashioned war.
		I think the Revolutionary War was an honest war.
		England thought they had the right to the colonies.
		The colonies said, screw you.
		That was a good, honest war over a real dispute.
		Made sense to have a war then.
		But all the wars that we've seen in the 20th century and the 21st century, they all come from these false operations.
		They're like set up.
		And that was one of the reasons I was really concerned to see that this U.S. ship is under attack in the Red Sea.
		Of course, the V.A.
		Vast majority of people in the United States are going to say, oh my goodness, it must be Iran attacking us, or it must be Hezbollah attacking us, or it must be Hamas attacking us.
		But if we actually look at history, my first interpretation was, I wonder if it's even true.
		I wonder if they just allowed the attack to happen, or if they attacked themselves, or if they conspired with Israel so Israel would attack them so we'd have this excuse to get into this conflict.
		Nothing is certain.
		I don't even know if I believe that the Titanic was really the Titanic.
		That's how much doubt I have about everything that's going on in the world, and that's how much of a lacking of trust I have for the establishment, as I'm sure many of you do too.
		But my point is, time and time again, we get in these conflicts, and they're almost always based on false flags.
		We have JFK assassinated, and everybody knows something shady was going on there, but nobody's held accountable.
		We have MKUltra.
		We've got Vietnam.
		All the wars that I mentioned at the beginning of the show this evening.
		Always a false flag.
		And then we have these candidates come out and say that they love the people, they love America, and we need to go to war again, and half the population just eats it up?
		Why is it that we repeatedly allow ourselves to be gaslighted by the establishment when virtually nothing that they say is ever true?
		And honestly, I think it's kind of like a Ponzi scheme.
		Or like a madman.
	or con man where once you've been conned and you begin to realize it there's a period of time in which you continue to trust that person because you don't want it to be true that you've been conned i mean think about it it is an awful burden to bear to know that our very own united states government is actually public enemy number one to the american people i mean i grew up
	i'm sure you grew up in a culture an environment that adores america i love america i'm of course i distinguish between america and the united states But to think that our CIA is sophisticated and well-dressed as it is and smart as it is and the advanced technology that it has would ever betray us is just almost like blasphemy.
	To think that the FBI isn't just a bunch of good guys that are banging down doors to keep good people, innocent people safe from bad criminals.
	That's a painful fact to realize, to learn.
	To think that our military Has actually been responsible for the death of hundreds of thousands of civilians when every single movie that we ever consume, every single country music song that we ever hear is about the heroism of our men in uniform.
	And so I think it's not a matter of convincing people.
	That our conspiracy theories are true, or that the government is evil, or that Hunter Biden gave money to Metabiota, and then Joe Biden invested $24 million with a DOD contract.
	You can come to the table with as many facts as you want, with as many laptops, with as many images, with as many voice recordings, emails, text messages, whatever, and you're still not going to convince these people because they don't have the emotional or the psychological bandwidth To accept the terrible news that our government has actually betrayed us and been betraying us for quite some time.
	So how do you wake somebody up?
	How do you tell somebody who you know is in an abusive relationship that they're in an abusive relationship?
	How do you tell somebody that everything they thought was true was false, everything they thought was false is true, And things are much, much worse than they ever could have imagined.
	I don't know.
	I guess I'm just the type of person, and I guess many of you are just the type of people, that would rather have the hard truth than the comfortable lies.
	I guess it all, it goes back to Genesis.
	The Garden of Eden.
	It's a human-conditioned thing.
	We just itch for knowledge.
	We itch for power.
	We itch to be elevated to some sort of divine, god-like status.
	And that's why that tree, as it sat in the middle of the garden with its fruit on it, was ever more tempting, and it was only a matter of time before somebody was going to take a bite.
	Because I guess there's a part of us that just always has to know.
	Always has to get to the bottom of what the truth really is, but why is it that that part only wakes up when we seek to know or do or exercise evil, but when knowing the truth is a necessary burden in order to perpetuate or do good, we deny it and ignore it.
	I'd like to think that at some point in time in this country, we had a culture in which Good men, strong men, were willing and able to face any reality no matter what and act accordingly.
	But there's no way we can get the people in the United States of America to act accordingly in the face of this tyranny, in the face of this New World Order, this conquest by conspiracy against us.
	We can't get them to act accordingly unless we convince them that there's actually a problem So if we do the little thought exercise, what would it actually take to make these people so aware that there's a problem that there was no denying it?
	And I think the unfortunate truth is we're going to need to see 30% unemployment rates, hyperinflation, skipping meals, real, real Weimar Republic level pain.
	And then people will start to wake up.
	But then the challenge becomes, what are they going to do then?
	Because when a people becomes that desperate, that's when they start to have radical ideas.
	That's when they start to organize together, inform these political factions.
	That's when they start to point fingers that may not be pointed in the right direction.
	It's very easy to blame the wrong person.
	It's like the famous scene from Lord of the Rings, where Gollum makes it look like Sam has been eating all the food.
	Frodo realizes they don't have any food left.
	Of course, he believes Gollum and asks Sam, forces Sam to go away.
	It's a tragic part of the story.
	And that was an example of, in a moment of desperation, losing your mind and believing that your best friend or your ally, your family betrayed you.
	When this other entity has been your enemy the whole time, and of course it was the one that betrayed you.
	And so, when we reach this level of desperation, who's gonna get blamed?
	Just imagine today, we got 350 to 400 million people in the United States of America.
	Imagine if all of a sudden, 30% of them were unemployed, hyperinflation went through the roof, and it lasted for a period of 24 to 36 months without any sort of hint at an improvement.
	We're things getting better.
	Who would Americans point the finger at?
	Now, historically speaking, it's always been a minority.
	It's always been whichever group is sort of this outlier group.
	In the United States of America, 60% of the population, I think now, is still Caucasian.
	So it's very easy for us, given what we've seen from this woke Marxist critical theory stuff over the last few years, to think, oh, of course they're gonna blame white people.
	But really, it's just white people blaming white people now.
	Do you think that the Jews are going to get blamed again?
	I don't know.
	And what is this phantom political class that we always talk about as this great enemy?
	Who is it actually composed of?
	It's really hard to define who these people are because it's a corruption that's not based on an immutable characteristic.
	It's not because of how they were born that they've It's because of who they chose to become and so whether you're black, white, Jewish, Muslim, whatever, you can enter into this political industrial complex and you can be part of this problem.
	You can be a member of the enemy class regardless of whether you're even a capitalist or a communist or whatever.
	If you contribute to this political climate that we have, then ultimately you're culpable to some extent for the downfall when it happens.
	But people can't think in a nuanced way.
	They're just going to want to point their fingers at something very obvious.
	It's going to be a religious problem.
	It's going to be a racial problem.
	It's going to be a class problem.
	And when that happens, there's two outcomes.
	The first outcome is the problem actually gets fixed.
	Because this new radical group gets so much power and it's so centered.
	So gravitationally strong, this group just sucks power to it, that it can act very quickly with much agility to make whatever changes need to be made in order to solve the problems.
	You go and say, all right, we're doing a new currency now, whatever.
	You're going to prison.
	You're going to prison.
	You're cool.
	You're cool.
	Whatever.
	That's, that's what happens.
	And then the second thing that happens is a massive amount of injustice, whether it's the Holocaust, whether it's a trail of tears, whether it's whatever you want to imagine.
	This entity with its power, it's like the ring of power from Lord of the Rings again.
	It gives you the power to do what you want to do to achieve your ambitions, but it corrupts you so much that you wind up actually serving it and perpetuating some of the greatest evil ever.
	House Republicans are demanding that all communications between Jack Smith and DOJ over Trump prosecution be shared with them.
	Obviously we know that Jack Smith has been trying to come after Donald Trump and all of his Twitter communications and he even asked for a list of everyone who follows or ever has engaged with Donald Trump on Twitter because they're trying to put us on a list.
	They're trying to blame us, patriots, for this collapse that's inevitable even though it's all their fault and they know it's coming.
	They know it's their fault because they know it's coming and they know it's coming because it's their fault.
	But they're going to try to blame us and they're doing it proactively through this Trump issue.
	And the funny thing is, Trump was a president who got us into no new wars.
	So many deals were made, whether it was between China or North Korea, moving the embassy to Jerusalem.
	Basically every nation got along with us during Trump's presidency.
	And there were no new wars, and all we saw time and time again, the better he was doing, the more good he was doing, the more just he was doing, the more honest he was, the more he represented the interests of the American people, the more the establishment came after him.
	The more the political-industrial complex sought to criminalize him, persecute him, prosecute him, impeach him multiple times, even frame him for colluding with Russia, who really never has been an enemy of the United States.
	I've never heard of a Russian soldier killing a U.S.
	soldier.
	I mean, I'm sure it's happened in fluke operations during the Cold War.
	Things that are highly secret, I'm sure, happened here and there.
	But we've actually never been enemies with Russia.
	Why is it that everybody believes that Russia is like our enemy right now?
	It doesn't make any sense.
	And they're coming after him, and the fact of the matter is, the reason they're coming after him is because he is the outsider.
	And I've got a lot of problems with Trump.
	If I could pick anybody to be president from all 350 million people in the United States of America, Trump probably wouldn't be my top pick.
	But I tell you what, he's by far my top pick out of the ones running.
	And it's not even close.
	And the only reason I need to support him with all of my heart and my soul is the fact that everyone Who hates America hates him.
	Everyone I hate hates him.
	All of those who are the most corrupt, the most dishonest, the most bigoted and racist even, hate him so much that I can't help but support him.
	Sometimes you have to look at who someone's enemies are in order to determine who they are.
	But what is the establishment doing?
	Well, the establishment is trying frantically, just like they did during the DNC primary last time, to find an establishment candidate, a puppet candidate, to run in his stead because they are terrified that he might actually win.
	They realize what they're doing is having a negative impact on the people and they're waking up.
	They realize that no matter how much they try to censor, how much they try to silence, how much they try to prosecute, the people are actually kind of onto them.
	More and more so every single day.
	Every breath that is drawn in America is a breath closer to someone's enlightenment as to this corruption.
	And so they're frantically trying to push people.
	They tried to push DeSantis in.
	Didn't work.
	Because he attacked a stronger enemy head-on.
	Ruined his entire campaign.
	He was a great governor, terrible candidate.
	Basically the opposite of Gavin Newsom.
	He was a great candidate and a terrible governor.
	And now, since that didn't work, they're gonna try to push Haley.
	But when I look at the conversations, and the ads, and these different political events that these candidates are attending, it's just so obvious to me that they are focus group, teleprompter candidates.
	Let me put it to you like this.
	When you look at Donald Trump, you see a CEO.
	When I look at Nikki Haley, I see an employee.
	When you look at Donald Trump, you see a leader.
	When I look at DeSantis, I see a VP.
	Not a VP of the United States, I mean like a VP of an executive business.
	These people are like valedictorians.
	The United States does not elect valedictorians to be the President of the United States.
	We don't send people to Congress like that.
	We don't send people to the Senate like that.
	I'm sure you can find examples of instances where this has happened, but typically speaking, we don't put valedictorians in office because valedictorians are valedictorians because they follow directions and they don't think for themselves and they have a lot of discipline to obey someone else.
	Nikki Haley is a valedictorian type candidate.
	She seems like the straight A student.
	She gave the speech at the end of high school.
	Everybody was really excited about her cheesy metaphors and her cliches.
	And now she's running for president.
	It's very obvious to me that she is interviewing for a job, not to a decision maker that is the American people, but to some other decision maker.
	Let's just look at what she says in Clip 38 here, which we've been showing the B roll.
	This is Haley happening.
	In this video, she just happens to talk politics while she's casually hanging out at a blue collar diner.
unidentified		Clip 38.
		We're going to eliminate the federal gas and diesel tax so that we give American families more space.
		We're going to cut taxes on the middle class and simplify those brackets.
		That'll flush cash to be more in the pockets of middle class Americans.
		It'll stimulate the economy.
		And then we're going to make the small business tax cuts permanent.
		They made the corporate tax cuts permanent, but they made the small business tax cuts temporary.
		And finally, When I was governor, and it's been this way forever, presidents meet with their governors once a year.
		I'm going to meet with governors, Republican and Democrat, once a quarter with the sole purpose of taking as many... She's literally saying that she's going to have more meetings.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		You should vote for me because I'll have more meetings with people.
		She's an employee.
		That's what employees do.
		CEOs don't ask for meetings.
		CEOs avoid meetings.
		They always do.
		They're ADD, and they're highly creative, and they're disorganized, and they're inefficient, but when they strike, they strike.
		But she's asking for more meetings?
		What efficient person ever asks for a meeting?
		Have you guys ever been to a meeting to schedule a meeting?
		This is what happened in corporate America.
		We got to this place where everybody was just having meetings, nobody was ever doing any work, and then they were complaining, About the work environment and the company culture, wherever they were.
		I mean, just look at Twitter before Elon Musk purchased it with its yoga studios and its cafeterias and its entertainment coming in.
		And everybody was just super soft.
		Why is Nikki Haley calling for quarterly meetings with the governors?
		Do you want your president just talking to the governors on one massive call with 50 people every quarter?
		Do you think that's a good use of time?
		Everybody gets their three and a half seconds to say their part.
		You can just go on any governor's Twitter account And read what they think, what they need, what's bothering them.
		Why don't you just do that instead of having a meeting with them?
		DeSantis is no better.
		Check DeSantis out in clip 39.
		DeSantis' healthcare plan is apparently to make healthcare more affordable.
		That's his big plan.
unidentified		Go ahead.
kristen welker ▲ ● ▼		President Trump said he wants to repeal and replace Obamacare, something he tried and failed to do when he was president.
		You were in Congress at the time.
		If you were president, would it be your plan to try to repeal and replace Obamacare, something you voted to eliminate three times?
ron desantis ▲ ● ▼		Well, you're right.
		President Trump promised that he would repeal and replace Obamacare, and he didn't do it.
		And that was a promise that he made a lot of times.
kristen welker ▲ ● ▼		What would you do, Governor?
unidentified		What would you do?
ron desantis ▲ ● ▼		I think that health care costs have continued to go up.
		Well, but I think it's important to point out, he's running on a lot of the things he campaigned on in 2016 and didn't deliver it on.
		Whether it's repeal and replace Obamacare, whether it's building the border wall, whether it's draining the swamp.
		Remember, he said he would do a special counsel against Hillary Clinton.
		Then two weeks after the election said no, now he says he's going to do one against Biden.
		So this is part of a pattern where he's running on things that he didn't do.
		Here's what I will do.
		What I think you're going to need to do is have a plan that will supersede Obamacare, that will lower prices for people so that they can afford health care, while also making sure that people with pre-existing conditions are protected.
		And we're going to look at the big institutions that are causing prices to be high.
		Big pharma, big insurance, and big government.
		But it's going to need to be where you have a reform package that's going to be put in place.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		I don't know about you guys, but it doesn't seem to me like he's actually said anything yet.
		Maybe it's just me.
		We'll take calls in the second hour and we can talk about it.
		But both of these candidates didn't really say anything.
		The first thing I'm going to do is make sure that the annual meetings become a four times a year thing.
		And DeSantis is up there just running his mouth saying Trump didn't keep his promises.
		Trump made promises based on the notion that he would have eight years to do them.
		And he didn't have any idea when he made the promises that the entire economy was going to be basically forcibly shut down by a pandemic from a biolab funded by the most corrupt politicians in the history of the nation.
		And then it was going to leak and it was going to kill millions of people.
		And then he had no idea that the vaccinations, the health care companies, big pharma, were going to totally take advantage of the situation through him and create vaccines that didn't work and actually killed people.
		And then once he was out of office, because Trump never would have done this part, that they were going to force people to take the vaccines or lose their jobs or not be able to go to school or not be able to travel or not be able to go to funerals or not be able to go to RFK's holiday parties without proof of vaccination.
		That's a true story.
		So you can criticize Trump all you want by not keeping his promise XYZ.
		You think he had any idea that this pandemic was going to sweep over and just totally reshape the legacy of his presidency?
		So I mean, I'm sure DeSantis is a great governor.
		I don't really have a problem with him.
		I just think he's such a bad candidate that it's embarrassing.
		It's painful to watch.
		And it's frustrating to me that somebody so incompetent at being a candidate for the president, despite how competent he may be, has the audacity to think that his leadership would actually be better for the United States than that of Donald Trump.
		Everybody just needs to unite around Trump.
		Right, left, whatever.
		We'll get more into that on the other side.
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unidentified		Welcome back to Sunday Night Live, folks.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		I'm Chase Geyser, your host this evening.
unidentified		Thank you so much for being with me this evening.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Bill Gates.
		Africans need genetically modified seeds and chickens to fight climate change.
		I remember when it used to be global warming and then they changed it to climate change because the temperatures vary too much from year to year.
		It was hard to make the claim that it was just everything was getting warmer all the time and every time it snowed it was like embarrassing that we were calling it climate or global warming.
		So now they call it climate change.
		And the thing is, I know what they're talking about is greenhouse gases.
		I know that they're basically talking about global warming, but climate change is so ambiguous.
		I mean, every single day, the climate is completely different than it was yesterday.
		It's just this sort of phantom monster they can throw around, like the boogeyman, so that everybody sort of has this psychological response, this fight or flight response.
		And they know that our minds, our psychology is more vulnerable when we're in a state of fear.
		It's just like we were talking about in the last segment.
		When things get really desperate, people begin to turn on one another.
		And so they're always trying to keep us in a state of fear.
		They're always trying to perpetuate this fear.
		Sometimes there's real threats, most of the time not.
		And they just make them up because it's a convenient way to usher in these new policies, this new world order.
		We're gonna run clip 17 here in a second.
		Technocrat and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has insisted that Africa needs genetically modified seeds and chickens to fight climate change and end hunger.
		Go ahead and run clip 17.
bill gates ▲ ● ▼		So we need to go full speed ahead on that.
		Just because the next generation or something else will come along shouldn't relieve us of full speed deployment, including things like electric cars that, at least at the high end of the range, aren't hugely more expensive. at least at the high end of the range, aren't For the person who parks on the street, okay, we're still not there, but time is definitely on our side in that one.
		So implementation of what we have today, full speed, in many areas like steel and cement, we don't have an economic solution.
		And just raising the price of everything at a time when people are experiencing inflation, you know, if we're not smart about that, we're going to get a lot of pushback.
		You know, we're seeing that a little bit in political debates.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		So how do you square the need to go fast and the limit on what people are willing to have? - What never seems to blow my mind about these sorts of videos and these clips is they go viral, you see 'em pop, and it's always in conjunction with dozens of other articles saying the exact same thing from every major media news outlet, which of course we know is just one news outlet The mainstream news is one entity.
		It's one New World Order.
		It's one intelligence community pushing a narrative down the mainstream.
		Everybody pulls off and branches off that stream, but it's all the same story.
		It's all the same water.
		But we're seeing countless other clips associated with climate change going viral.
		We're seeing speeches going viral at major international meetings.
		We're seeing articles and headlines and new reports.
		I mean, check this out.
		Biden climate czar Kerry vows to shut down coal plants in U.S.
		to fight global warming.
		Just like Barack Obama.
		Let's run clip five and we're going to bounce through a few examples of this.
john kerry ▲ ● ▼		But let me just tell you bluntly, When the best scientists in the world unanimously are telling us as leaders in our countries that we are on the brink of tipping points from which you cannot come back, irreversible, that the permafrost Or the Barents Sea ice.
		Or the coral reefs.
		Or, most importantly, the Arctic and the Antarctic may be at tipping point or beyond.
		Last summer, it was 70 degrees Fahrenheit above normal in the Arctic.
		It was 100 degrees Fahrenheit above normal in the Antarctic.
		And a massive component device that had been lodged in the mud because it was so heavy, it was stuck there, has now melted sufficiently that it's risen and moving across the southern ocean towards Georgia Island and it will melt.
unidentified		And accelerate sea level rise of the planet.
john kerry ▲ ● ▼		So, this year, we just learned yesterday, it was confirmed, it's not when we learned it, was the hottest year in history, human history, that we measured.
		But that's true now of every year, almost, for the last 30 years.
		Decades, three decades ago was the third now, warmest.
		The second decade was the second warmest, and this last decade, the warmest in history.
		So I'm not going to say more about it.
		Except to say that if we can't hear Mother Nature and can't judge with our own eyes what the science is telling us, this is not about politics, there's no ideology, there's no pejorative against any one business or any approach.
		There is simply mathematics and physics and some chemistry and biology.
		That is what we are acting on.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		So there you have it.
		Joe Biden's special envoy for climate, John Kerry, on Saturday pledged to halt the building of coal power plants and shut down existing ones in America to fight climate change.
		But it wasn't just Bill Gates making these claims about how we need to rush this green agenda forward.
		It wasn't just John Kerry there, but Kamala Harris and Clip 8 lining right up with that.
		Go ahead and run it.
kamala harris ▲ ● ▼		President Biden and I have made the largest climate investment in the history of our country, and some have said the world.
		Today, we are demonstrating through action how the world can and must meet this crisis.
		In order to keep our critical 1.5 degree Celsius goal within reach, we must have the ambition to meet this moment.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		So there you have it.
		What I thought was very interesting though is that in the context of all of these headlines and clips and articles about this climate initiative, this big push to save the climate, I saw this little clip of the former Greenpeace president criticizing the green agenda.
		Let's go ahead and run clip two and see what he had to say.
unidentified		Well, it's a recipe for mass suicide.
		It's just quite amazing that someone that is in government, actually elected to the government of the United States of America, would propose that we eliminate all fossil fuels in 12 years.
		This would basically result, if we did it on a global level, it would result in the decimation of the human population from 7 odd billion down to who knows how few people.
		I mean, it would basically begin a process of cannibalization amongst the human species because the food could not be delivered to the stores in the middle of the cities anymore.
		How would this, even just that one point, The point that bothers me the most is if you eliminated fossil fuels, every tree in the world would be cut for fuel.
		There's no other source of heating and cooking once you eliminate fossil fuels.
		You can use animal dung if there were any animals left, but the animals would all die too because, well, first off, they would all get eaten, and any that survived would have to go wild because there'd be nobody left to look after them.
		I mean, it's the most ridiculous scenario I've ever heard.
		I mean, there's the others, the social aspects too.
		Paying people a wage who are unwilling to work.
		I can't believe that anybody would write that in a proposal for law in the United States of America.
		It's just unbelievable.
		So, we have a situation.
		Where something completely preposterous is being backed by a large number of Democratic congressional elected representatives in the United States of America.
		And this is actually going to put Trump right over the top.
		I cannot see how this can possibly be negative for him.
		It can only be positive because people recognize when something is preposterous.
		And I think that's the best word for it.
		Well, the best word for it is actually mass suicidal.
		But why would anyone vote for something that was going to result in the death of nearly all humans on Earth?
		Well, I don't know what to suggest other than not to vote for anybody who supports the Green New Deal, so-called.
		It's unbelievable.
		I guess many people who are in the middle of Manhattan And have maybe ever never been on the other side of the Hudson River can have these ideas in their head somehow.
		How do they get these ideas in their head that we could eliminate fossil fuels?
		Or is it just fake?
		Are they just faking in order to...
		Do they really think that a lot of people will support that?
		That a lot of people will think, oh no, I don't really need my car for the next 10 years.
		You know, I don't need to have fossil fuels, I don't need to heat my house, I don't need electricity.
		Where are these fast trains that she's proposing to replace airplanes going to get their electricity?
		Does she think that you just have to hook them up to the wires that are hanging in the air?
		Doesn't she know that you have to first put electricity into the wires?
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		So these people...
		Nothing that they do makes sense, and you know they don't really care about the environment.
		Private jets headed to the Global Warming Conference literally frozen on the runway.
		This is a great article by Jamie White here on InfoWars.com.
		While world leaders spoke at a Global Warming Conference in Dubai, located in the heart of the Arabian Desert, discussing the usual banning gas stoves, cow farts, and petrol-powered vehicles, a powerful snowstorm grounded all flights at Munich Airport in Germany.
		Despite the fact that John Kerry states that it's been the warmest year in history.
		And so they're riding their private jets and they're doing things like advocating for a carbon tax.
		And I've shown you a bunch of clips of segments.
		I'm going to try to avoid showing you too many because I want to give you a show.
		But the IMF recently in a meeting One of the leaders there suggested a carbon tax because it would be equitably, it would be fair.
		You would pay proportionately to how much carbon you used.
		But think about that, folks.
		The political industrial complex, the military industrial complex, all those who use the most fossil fuels worldwide are government entities.
		And so they Pay for the fees and the price and the expense of this energy and these resources with tax dollars that they steal from their peoples at gunpoint.
		Right?
		So when you're talking about who's actually going to suffer with a carbon tax, you're talking about third world countries.
		And just as that man was saying, why would you ever vote for this?
		It's mass depopulation.
		That's exactly why they are supporting this.
		They want to harvest your money.
		They want to fund these initiatives with your tax dollars, and they want to skim from the top because they'll be personally invested in the different contractors and startups and green energy tech companies.
		That are going to get funded with these major contracts to do things like put windmills that never work up all over the place.
		To establish some sort of government created electronic vehicle.
		And they're gonna skim the money there, and then when they initiate these carbon taxes and they pressure our allies, our so-called allies, our neighbors, our international third-world neighbors, to obey our carbon tax standards, these centralized government standards similar to ESG, environmental sustainability and governance, then these third-world countries, he didn't even mention it, I guess you could burn dung.
		We know that people in third-world countries actually do burn crap.
		For energy.
		It's terrible for the environment, by the way.
		But when you put these carbon taxes on the world, so everyone's paying their fair equitable share, the people in the private jets don't care because they can afford it.
		And the vast majority of people flying around in private jets seem to me to be our own politicians.
		So we're actually paying for that.
		They won't foot the bill.
		They say that it's going to provide an incentive for you to use, yes, less fossil fuels, but what incentive do our politicians have to use less fossil fuels if, after all, we're the ones paying for their consumption of it?
		They don't pay for it.
		And so these countries with these poor, vulnerable people struggling because of whatever reason, because of Tyranny or warlords or corruption or whatever cacophony of reasons that people are living in a desperate state, despite the fact that they may be fantastic people, aren't going to be able to afford energy.
		So instead of having the one light bulb they have in the house on for all week, they're only going to be able to light up the house on Sunday.
		It's like what my grandma told me.
		She grew up in the Dust Bowl in Kansas during The Great Depression.
		And she would every once in a while talk about what it was like.
		She didn't gripe about it or anything like that.
		But if you asked her, she'd be happy to tell you she was a classy, classy lady.
		And she said, I was only allowed to wear shoes on Sundays.
		Because we couldn't afford shoes.
		My parents didn't want me to wear them out.
		So I could wear them to church on Sunday.
		And that was it.
		The rest of the week we were barefoot.
		We only made jello in the winter because that's when it was cold outside.
		We ate our own chickens and we were happy.
		She would say it like that.
		And I think that there's a lot of people in the world who rely on fossil fuels for energy in their homes, to heat their homes, to cool their homes, whatever.
		Who are like my grandmother in the Dust Bowl.
		During the Great Depression.
		They're living off of the little piece of land that they have.
		It's tough, everything's tight, but they have each other, and they're good people, and we're gonna come down with our political-industrial complex, and we're gonna abuse these people even more.
		We're gonna make them even more desperate than they already are, because our politicians want to prop up this narrative so they can launder Billions upon billions of our tax dollars into these private corporations, into these publicly traded companies that they're invested in, so the likes of Dan Crenshaw or Nancy Pelosi can make astronomical gains on their portfolio year after year.
		And they always get reelected because like I said at the beginning of the show, the people are just unwilling to admit that there's a problem.
unidentified		So that's that, folks.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		King Charles, I'm not going to play the clip, gave a two minute speech in a very stuffy accent, where he delivers a highly politicized speech to support collectivist net zero project.
		This is exactly what we're talking about.
		It could have been worse.
		King Charles could have ascended to his desert Dias?
		I've never even seen this word before, I'm embarrassed.
		And pronounced that we had just 96 months to avert irretrievable climate and ecosystem collapse.
		Does that sound familiar at all to you?
		It sounds a lot like Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth.
		Whereby now we were all supposed to be dead in Noah's Ark 2.0.
		Everything was going to melt, we were all going to flood, we were all going to die, there were going to be mass outages, mass crime, and we were going to eat each other's flesh.
		That's basically what Al Gore said.
		I'm convinced that he just went to the book of Revelation and tried to turn it into a story about climate change.
		And then he just said it as if it was going to happen in 10 years.
		And now we're seeing this again.
		96 months?
		Irretrievable climate and ecosystem collapse.
		What does that mean?
		That's not specific enough.
		The whole entire planet's going to collapse?
		Whose ecosystem?
		Are you worried about a particular region?
		Are you worried about the fertile crescent between the Tigris and the Euphrates River?
		What does this mean?
		Irretrievable climate and ecosystem collapse.
		I mean, you cut down a forest in order to build a neighborhood.
		Technically, that's an irretrievable climate and ecosystem collapse, but it's not really a big deal because isn't it a good thing that people have a place to live?
		These broad, ambiguous, alarmist terms Are what these leaders use in order to manipulate the people into supporting things that make absolutely no sense.
		It's a major push for depopulation.
		And they don't want to kill everybody.
		That's the thing.
		Everybody thinks that depopulation is about just eradicating everyone.
		So there's only 17 of their favorite people left.
		They don't want to eliminate everyone.
		They need you to work and labor and slave for them so you can support their lifestyle, their way of life, so you can support their initiatives to upload their consciousness into the cloud so they can live forever in this virtual environment and become gods themselves and have whatever pleasures or hedonistic desires fulfilled forever while you work and slave in the most desperate of conditions.
		The only people that they want to eradicate, that they want to depopulate, are the poorest among us.
		It's always the poor who go first.
		And that's why this green agenda, these green deals, disproportionately impact third world countries.
		Even Bill Gates said it himself.
		Look, if you can afford an electric vehicle, it's not that big of a deal.
		You know who can't?
		Almost everyone.
		He's literally giving you a dog whistle right there.
		The depopulation is to eradicate those who are dependent on any sort of state.
		Those who can't contribute, those who can't pay up.
		They want them to die off, to stop having children.
		They want them to be sterilized or have abortions.
		They want them desperate.
		They want them in prison.
		They want them anywhere but operating as a voter or as a constituent because the more people there are free walking around, the more vulnerable our political class is to losing its power.
		Their whole entire agenda is centered around maintaining and gaining their power as much as possible.
		It's only natural.
		I'm a small business owner.
		For years, my whole entire agenda was just to try to make as much money as possible.
		That's the point of being in business.
		Try to make as much money as possible.
		Some people...
		They're family people.
		And their whole life is centered around trying to spend as much time with their kids as possible.
		That's great too.
		It's not always a bad thing to try to do a selfish thing as long as you don't do it at the expense of others.
		But that's the difference between normal people and evil people.
		Normal people are just as selfish as anyone else, but they don't seek to get in the way of others in order to accomplish their own goals.
		They just seek to do the best for themselves without hurting anyone else.
		That's capitalism.
	Capitalism is when you can make deals and two people can win in that deal.
	Capitalism is a system designed so that you can get as rich as possible in the system without anyone else having to become poor because you're becoming rich.
	It was one of the first economic systems that ever really accomplished that.
	So it turned this greed, this selfishness.
	You can see it from Gordon Gekko on Wall Street.
	Greed is good, famously.
	It turned greed, which is a vice.
	Of course, it's a terrible thing because it causes us to do evil things to each other for the sake of satisfying our own desires and wants.
	But it took greed and actually made it a good thing.
	Okay, you want to make as much money as possible?
	Why don't you come up with the assembly line and create a system that allows the automobile to be affordable for everybody in America?
	So, in Henry Ford's Greed, he accomplished a great thing for all of the country.
	Because capitalism takes a vice and spins it into a good thing.
	And people criticize capitalism all day long for being based on greed, but are you telling me that there isn't greed in Russia?
	Or that there isn't greed in China?
	Or that there isn't greed in Ukraine, or Israel, or Palestine?
	Greed is everywhere.
	Greed is a law of the universe.
	It's what system you have that determines the evil or good that can come from it.
	And so the difference between average Americans, normal Americans, and the political class is that we seek to accomplish our dreams without hurting others.
	And the political climate is a system that only works for politicians if they are compromising the interests of their constituents.
	If you're going to be a politician, you're going to be an honest politician.
	You're going to get elected.
	It's going to be a real pain in the ass.
	You're going to put your family through hell.
	You're going to go up there and you're going to make $175,000 a year in Washington, D.C., where everything's incredibly expensive.
	$175,000 a year is hardly enough to buy a home now.
unidentified		At all.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		So the only way it makes sense for these politicians is to do things like insider trading.
		Where they can vote on policies that are going to certainly make this stock go up.
		So I'm going to invest in this stock before the vote next week, and we're going to talk together before we go to the vote about how we're going to vote.
		That's how they make millions upon millions of dollars.
		That's how they have fancy cars and private jets and multiple houses, even though they've only made $175,000 a year.
		It's because they are selling you out to line their own pockets.
		And this green agenda is another example of this gaslighting, this abuse, where they're acting like it's for your own good.
		That they're screwing you.
		And don't get me wrong, I think we need to be good stewards of the environment.
		I don't know the extent to which human beings have an impact on the temperature of the planet.
		It's hard for me to understand whether or not it's us, or if it's fluctuations in the temperature of the surface of the sun, or whether it's just natural cycles.
		I don't know.
		But one thing I do know for sure is that our politicians, A, don't care because they know they're going to be dead before it becomes a real problem.
		So they're only pretending to care.
		And B, if it were happening, our government would certainly not be capable of actually solving the problem.
		They can't even figure out how to get you through the line at the DMV.
		You think they're going to solve climate change, these geniuses up there?
		Let me tell you what.
		Feinstein was no Einstein.
		Neither are the others.
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unidentified		We're going to break here.
		When were you arrested?
		Come again.
		Holy hell.
alex jones ▲ ● ▼		John, when were you arrested?
unidentified		Come again.
unidentified		This is just the way my phone system works.
alex jones ▲ ● ▼		Let's take a phone call.
unidentified		You gotta make some phone calls.
		You gotta call some people.
		The phone is in my bedroom.
		I suggest you get going.
alex jones ▲ ● ▼		Where are you calling from and what do you want to talk about?
unidentified		Am I on?
alex jones ▲ ● ▼		God Almighty, you are, brother.
unidentified		So you listen to me and you listen well.
		Are you behind on your credit card bills?
		Good.
		Pick up the phone and start dialing.
		Is your landlord ready to evict you?
		Good.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Pick up the phone and start dialing.
unidentified		Where are you calling from?
unidentified		Go ahead.
alex jones ▲ ● ▼		No, I love you.
		Just please, go ahead.
		877-789-2539.
		Call me!
unidentified		I'm alive!
unidentified		Call me, call me.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Welcome back to Sunday Night Live, folks.
		I'm Chase Geiser, your host.
		This evening, we are going to be taking calls throughout the hour.
		Make sure you call on 877-789-2539.
		Again, that's 877-789-2539.
		I don't hear what you have to say.
		Open lines, call in about anything you want.
		As soon as I start seeing names up on the board, I'll start taking calls.
unidentified		In the meantime, let's do some news.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Walmart joins the ex-boycott.
		You may have heard that major companies are pulling their advertisements away from Axe and they're saying it's because of Musk's controversial statements and replies to certain Twitter posts or X posts that have been interpreted to be anti-Semitic.
		Though we know that it's really just pressure from boards that are compromised by the intelligence community that are trying to ensure that X cannot sustain itself as a platform because freedom of speech is a threat to national security in the eyes of those who have compromised so much their integrity that they've become totally compromised altogether.
		U.S.
		retail giant Walmart has announced it is suspending advertising on X, formerly Twitter, becoming the latest major brand to abandon the platform.
		Let's run clip 29 of Musk and Regis actually talking about some of this.
		So if you're ready, let's go for the million.
unidentified		If Bob Iger was in the room with you right now, what would you say to him?
		Eat a bag of dicks?
		Suck on my peepee?
		Disney Plus is gay?
		Go f*** yourself!
		Um... Um... I'd like to use one of my lifelines and phone a friend.
		Okay, who would you like to call?
		I'd like to call Bob Iger.
		Alright.
		Our friends at AT&T will get Bob Iger on the line and we'll see if he can help you.
		Hello?
		Hello, Bob.
		Yes?
		Hi, Regis Philbin here from Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
		Hi.
		We've got Elon Musk with us right now.
		He's won a half-million dollars.
		Wow.
		And he's going for a million dollars.
		And he needs your help to get there.
		Okay.
		So, he's gonna come on the line, read a question, four possible answers.
		One of them is the right answer.
		Elon, you've got 30 seconds.
		Starts right now.
		Hey, Bob.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Hi.
unidentified		I don't really need your help.
		I just wanted to let you know that I'm going to win the million dollars.
		Go yourself.
		He's won a million dollars!
		And what I see all over the place is people who care about looking good while doing evil.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Alright folks, that's the clip.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		I just wanted to show that part of it.
unidentified		Amazing, amazing stuff.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Let's hear it right out of the gate.
		Let's do Bart in Georgia.
		Bart, what's on your mind?
unidentified		Yeah, I want to talk about the upcoming black market.
		If they impose a CBDC, you know, the central bank digital currency and outlaw cash, it'll be an instant black market.
		And that's the way to beat their currency is, is just trade for what you want.
		Frankly, it comes out a lot better than cash.
		A lot of times.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		The problem is.
		There's different black markets.
		Some of them are easier than others.
		If you're just trying to buy a little bit of weed in college, it's pretty easy.
		But if you're trying to buy a Michael Jackson record in 1980 and I ran after the Shaw's been installed, that's, that's a whole nother ball game.
		I mean, you can get it, but if you get caught with it, you could be stoned to death.
		So my concern is that Black markets will be so heavily regulated and punished that any sort of use of a genuine currency or an alternative currency will be deemed treason or a threat to national security that everyone will just be so the risks will be so high that it can really stifle it.
		What do you think about that?
unidentified		Yeah, what you're talking about is at the end game point, but right now here in this country, we have the means to fight it.
		All we have to do is say no to any kind of currency, and it's as simple as that.
		We don't have to say no to the vaccine, just say no, no, no, no, no.
		That's about all I have to say.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Let me ask you one thing before you get off the phone, Bart.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		If the CBDC were to come out, say, in the next 90 days and they were to announce it and they were to begin rolling it out, how many Americans do you actually think would reject it?
unidentified		Only people that have money are going to reject it or are self-sufficient.
		So, yeah, a lot of people are going to go for it.
		Me, myself, I've Stockpiling a little bit of food for a while and medicine and stuff like that.
		And so I'm well ahead of the curve, but most people have no idea what is about to happen.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, absolutely man.
		Thanks for your call.
		I appreciate it.
		Let's hear from Julian in Georgia.
		Julian, what's on your mind?
unidentified		Hey, how are y'all doing today?
		I just wanted to give two seconds out to Alex Jones.
		I want to give a prayer out to Alex Jones and I hope the Lord blesses them and protects them.
		Thank you, God, Lord Almighty.
		And then I also want to talk about basically about technology and how technology basically has more control over everyone's lives than anything else in this world.
		It knows more about yourself than you know about yourself.
		It also wants to take control of your lives and it doesn't have a soul.
		And I want to lay that information out because I don't think anybody's like really, you know, putting it out there.
		But AI is out there.
		It is aware of things, you know, and it doesn't have a soul.
		And technology has more control over your lives than anyone else, you know, humanly does.
		And that's what I wanted to say.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, no, those are some great insights.
		I think that artificial intelligence is a tremendous risk to humanity.
		And the thing is, people always think about artificial intelligence as the sci-fi movies.
		They think it's going to become conscious and then kill us or find a way to install itself in these mobile robots that come around and just shoot everybody.
		And that may be true, but the real risk, in my opinion, is that we just become so infatuated with it that we become enslaved to it.
		So if I can Tell you all the things you want to hear when you want to hear them, if it can show you all the things you want to see when you want to see them, if it can even physically make you feel the way you want to feel by being linked up with Neuralink to stimulate the right neurons, we're entering a situation in which once you have a taste of that, nothing else will be worth living for.
		Psychologically, I mean, it's a tremendous burden.
		You think heroin's bad?
		Just wait till you see what artificial intelligence can do when it can design itself to be the perfect drug for you.
		Some guys are uppers guys, some guys are downers guys, some guys drink, some guys smoke.
		But artificial intelligence can be whatever you want it to be.
		That's what's so terrifying about it.
		And we have to have some maturity and wisdom about how we're gonna approach this technology because it is inevitable that it comes into our society.
		Thank you for your call, Julian.
		I appreciate it.
		Dennis in Kentucky.
		Dennis, what's on your mind?
dennis in chicago ▲ ● ▼		How you doing, Chase?
dennis in chicago ▲ ● ▼		You always do a fine job.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Thank you, sir.
dennis in chicago ▲ ● ▼		I love what you're doing.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Thank you, sir.
dennis in chicago ▲ ● ▼		I have to channel my inner Orange Troyer right now.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Do it.
dennis in chicago ▲ ● ▼		America, now's the time for you not to wait to wait for Trump 2024.
		This is the time you're supposed to be soliciting your offices in your home state.
		Your community.
		Now's the time that you're supposed to do that.
		Do not wait on the presidency.
		Because if you wait, you're only prolonging the inevitable.
		Just like Alex is showing you, by you being compliant, it's only you being quiet.
		Even though we can go to city council hall meetings and everything and voice our opinion, that's over their heads.
		You have to attain those offices.
		You have to bring America back to yield to us.
		That takes us to go back into doing the government we had prior to the BS that we see now.
		Start making your march towards the offices to take back your specific cities.
		Because if you don't, a lot of us that did don't want to hear you complaining about your city.
		Thank you so much, Chase.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		I appreciate that.
		Thank you so much for your call, Dennis.
		Let's hear from Anthony in North Dakota.
		Anthony, what's on your mind?
unidentified		I used to work in the pipeline industry a long time ago, and I got to interface with some upper management regarding coal plants.
		Yeah, it was a listening deal where they're out, you know, talking to people out in the field.
		And they were shutting the Heskey coal plant down in North Dakota.
		And basically that had like roughly 500 employees.
		And they're doing that under this whole, you know, green energy agenda stuff.
		And they're like, well, we're going to fire up these natural gas peak plants, which basically it's about a 90% headcount to get the equivalent power.
		However, I look at it from, I told the leadership at the time, I look at it like an old farmer.
		I've got something that's paid for.
		I have fuel right there.
		I have water right there.
		And the emissions is squared away.
		And And the ruse on the green stuff, greenhouse gases, it's a bunch of bunk science.
		And this whole push that led into the wind power on subsidies and stuff, because I don't see no carpenters, I don't see mechanics, I don't see truck drivers getting a subsidy for their business like the wind industry.
		And I floated the idea of thorium reactors, where instead of using like plutonium, uranium type fuel, you can use thorium.
		Thorium has got good yield to it, good lifetime for power generation, but it doesn't do what Fukushima did, when you have something that's uncontrolled.
		And I was told that that was something the corporation was not interested in.
		And then lo and behold, Bill Gates They're in the process of turning the coal-fired plant off over in Kemmerer, Wyoming.
		And I think that's called the Natrona Power Plant, and that's going to be a salt-based thorium reactor to replace a coal-fired one.
		So this whole push of shutting all these coal-fired plants down just to say, yeah, we're being green, while China's building coal-fired plants Pretty much.
		They're coming online.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		I don't know.
		And all the batteries that we use for our electronic vehicles or any of our electronics.
		Mining those materials is very dangerous and bad for the environment as I understand it.
		Are you are you familiar with any of that?
unidentified		Oh yeah, that's what they shut down that four years there.
		The four four years or four bear monuments down in Monticello, Utah, south of Moab.
		Yeah, it turned that into a national park.
		Because it has rare earth elements on it.
		I mean, there's a ton of rare earth elements in that Moab area, which a lot of our fizzle stock of our nuclear deterrence program came from in the 50s.
		The Manhattan Project had the reduction plant set up over in a town called Nucla, Colorado.
		You can look that up.
		EPA or the, yeah, so the EPA, they domoed that place in 84 because of all the uranium.
		It was hot.
		It was hot because of the uranium processing.
		Have you ever been to Moab at all?
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Nope.
		I haven't.
		Can't say that I have.
		But I want to put something to you like this because I've been thinking about this green energy thing as many people have for a long period of time.
		I've been thinking about it in the context of fossil fuels and in the context of the petrodollar.
		So we went to war in the Middle East to protect the petrodollar.
		A lot of people say that we went over there to take the oil, but we didn't actually take the oil.
		We went over there to ensure that oil was traded internationally in dollar denominations.
		So, oh, we didn't take the oil.
		Yeah, but it was still an oil war.
		And so what's crazy to me about this is I'm looking at Russia, which I believe 70% of its economy is based off of exporting energy throughout Europe, mainly natural gas.
		And I'm thinking to myself, okay, it would make sense that from a national security standpoint, if we were trying to economically cripple Russia, we would want this international push for green energy because if the world suddenly did not need any of the energy from Russia, like over the course of five or 10 years, then they would be a neutralized threat.
		So there's part of me that thinks that, but then on the other hand, What's confusing to me about it is if our whole entire currency itself is dependent on the petrodollar, the strength of our currency being dependent on oil being imported and exported internationally in dollar denominations to create a demand for dollars from our banks so that banks print the money and send it out, get the interest back.
		Then why would we ever want to replace oil or fossil fuels as the global source of energy?
		Because it's propping up our wealth and our dollar.
		We're greedy people after all, right?
		We've been talking about that.
		And so I'm thinking to myself about this and it's starting to make sense in the context of the CBDC stuff that we're seeing come to the fore.
		I think that they know that the dollar is going to collapse.
		And I don't think they know for sure when it's going to happen, but I think they have an idea that it's going to happen sooner rather than later, like not 100 years from now, but maybe 10 years from now or maybe four years from now or 20 years from now for lucky and we push the can.
		And so that's why I think they're setting up this CBDC.
		Because they want to have the plan B, the backup currency in place, ready to roll for total tyranny so nobody can revolt when the actual system, the first system, the American system as it is now, collapses.
		And that at that point, when the dollar collapses, we'll no longer need the energy, but we will have these international threats.
		Namely Russia, just because it's a massive nuclear power and it's unpredictable who's gonna be in control of that power from generation to generation.
		After Putin, who knows who's gonna have a finger on the button.
		And so if we have this major currency collapse and we use it to justify our switch to CBDC, we no longer need this petrodollar because they have total financial control over everyone.
		Doesn't matter whether it's backed by oil or gold or whatever, they just control it.
		Then we could push this green energy initiative and weaken our enemies overseas, which would be a great threat to the political class now.
		So it seems to make sense to me that if the entire world is for some reason unknown, it's not actually obvious.
		If the entire world hates Russia so much, it would make sense to me why they're all going to these summits, why they're all conspiring together to manifest these green new deals, these green agendas, these alternative sources of energy, these tech companies, why they're spending millions upon millions, billions upon these tech companies, why they're spending millions upon millions, billions upon billions of dollars in our military to research technology that doesn't rely on these fossil It's because they want to pull the rug out from under Russia.
		And it's not because Russia has done anything wrong to us now.
		But the first thing they do is they insist on their own national sovereignty, which really pisses off the political class.
		And the second thing is they have a head of state.
		And I'm not talking about Putin specifically.
		I mean, the office itself, that's too powerful for the United States to be comfortable with it as a nuclear power.
		Because like I said, Putin at least has proven that over the course of the last 20 years, he's capable of not just using nuclear warheads and weapons on everyone all the time.
		He's not the guy that's gonna push the button.
		What if a Rasputin comes in next?
		Or some lunatic gets in next?
		Or some war hawk or some blood-hungry guy gets in power next and he just decides he wants to nuke?
		Who's gonna stop him?
		And so, from a national security standpoint, that is a tremendous vulnerability.
		Frankly, I imagine that our intelligence community would like nothing more than for Putin to live as long as possible because they know that he's not gonna do anything rash.
		And they know that invading Ukraine wasn't rash.
		They know that he had to do it in the interest of his own nation because having NATO on the border of Russia was an untenable position.
		That means they have to negotiate their energy exports with NATO.
		They'd be subject to sanctions by NATO.
		Their entire economy, 70% of their economy, would be controlled by a committee of international leaders if NATO was on their border.
		So if they don't want to be a thief to NATO, they had to invade Ukraine.
		We forced them to do it.
		I don't think we thought they were going to do it.
		I think we thought that they were going to buckle and it was going to work out and we were going to win, but we were wrong about that.
		They had the flush and our two pair weren't enough to win.
		And now it's like, oh my gosh, We should have thought that maybe they would do it because actually this is turning out better for them than it is for us.
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		And I think that these two topics are very related.
		Green energy and these pandemics.
		Obviously Bill Gates is enthusiastic about both issues.
		They're both crises.
		A pandemic and a climate issue are crises that impact a lot of people in geographic areas just like a disease.
	And that's how you can take advantage of them or exploit them to exact power or acquire or attain power over different localities and then eventually the world.
	And the New World Order is established.
	Self-amplifying RNA shots.
	Next generation of RNA vaccine tech is here.
	Pharmaceutical companies are working on a new type of RNA vaccine that will contain self-amplifying RNA, S-A-R-N-A, a more potent form of the modified RNA found in the COVID vaccines.
	According to the reports, vaccine manufacturers have already begun development on the new S-A-R-N-A injections that will likely be fast-tracked through regulatory hurdles similar to the COVID shots.
	And we know that these vaccines have been highly questionable.
	And we see him still insist that they're safe for pregnant people, they're safe for old people, that they don't have any negative side effects.
	Or if they do have negative side effects, it's an incredibly rare instance.
	But they're admitting to us, we're going to run clip 9 here in a second, guys.
	They're admitting to us that they saw this pandemic as a great opportunity.
	Which means that in a way, they're glad that it happened.
	And if they're glad that it happened, it means that maybe had it not happened yet, they would have liked to Seen it happen in the future.
	So maybe they planned it.
	Let's see what Nicole Schwab, this is Klaus Schwab's daughter as I understand, says about the opportunity that is the pandemic in clip nine.
unidentified		This crisis has shown us that first of all things can shift very rapidly when we put our minds to it and when we feel the immediate emergency to our livelihoods.
		And second, that clearly the system, I mean you mentioned it earlier, that we had before is not sustainable.
		So I see it as a tremendous opportunity to really to have this great reset and to use this huge flows of money, to use the increased levers that policymakers have today in a way that was not possible before, to create a change that is not incremental, but that we can look back and we can say this is the moment where we really started to position nature at the core of the economy.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		There you have it.
		They wanted it to happen.
		And the crazy thing is, not only are they saying that this was a good thing, that this is an opportunity, that they want to exploit it.
		Not only did the pharmaceutical companies make billions upon billions of dollars off of our tax dollars for a drug that was unsafe and ineffective, like they've done time and time again throughout the decades for a number of different instances or diseases or drugs.
		But then, if you come out against them, they silence you.
		And they started by silencing you via Social media where you weren't going to be able to post on Twitter or you weren't going to be able to post on Facebook or Instagram or YouTube or anywhere.
		But now it seems to have escalated an alert.
		New Zealand whistleblower who exposed COVID jab mass deaths was just rated and we're going to run clips 21 and 20 back to back.
		In that order, 21 first and then 20 back to back in a second.
		A database administrator who helped the New Zealand government catalog vaccine recipients blew the whistle last week, revealing the spike in deaths associated with the COVID-19 jab campaign.
		Now, according to reports, the whistleblower has been raided by the New Zealand government.
		That's why we don't have gun laws like New Zealand.
		Let's see what happened here in these two clips.
unidentified		So in July, Undersecretary Cisneros acknowledged the DMET data, the database working properly, and also acknowledged things such as myocarditis rising 151%.
		So what I did, I went in today.
		I'm doing the same thing.
		Five-year average.
		However, I'm comparing it to 2022.
		And I only am using fixed-wing pilots and helicopter pilots.
		Active duty.
		So we got hypertensive disease, 36%.
		Ischemic heart disease, 69%.
		Pulmonary heart disease, 62%.
		Heart failure, 973%.
		Pulmonary heart disease, 62%. Heart failure, 973%. Other forms of heart disease, 63%. Cardiomyopathy, 152%. 63%. Cardiomyopathy, 152%.
		This afternoon, as Ted was nearing the end of his workday, he went to use the restroom.
		And when he returned, he no longer had access to his work computer.
		And he needs to have access to his work computer to do his job.
		I'm telling you this because I promised you I would update you, and I will continue to do so.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Here's what she's talking about.
		DOD blocks U.S.
		Navy medical officers' computer access after he exposed alarming surge in heart issues among vaccinated pilots.
		A U.S.
		Navy medical officer who exposed an alarming surge in heart issues among pilots who received the COVID-19 vaccine has had his computer access blocked by the Department of Defense.
		Jamie White writes on Infowars.com.
		They're allowed to make products that don't work, advertise that they do work.
		They're allowed to make products that actually harm you and advertise that they don't harm you.
		Then they can't be sued for the harm because they negotiated immunity before launching the products.
		But when you come out and say what they did, you're going to be taken off of all social media platforms.
		You're gonna have your house raided, you're gonna have your computer access at work taken away from you, and you're gonna be shamed and silenced as much as possible.
		Because we live in a free country.
		Because Xi Jinping is a dictator according to Joe Biden, but Joe Biden isn't a dictator.
		Well, it looks like dictatorship to me when Florida Dems declare only Biden will appear on the primary ballot with no write-in candidates.
		Florida Democrats have announced that the upcoming primary ballot will feature only Joe Biden's name, effectively excluding any potential challengers within the party and locking in his nomination in the Sunshine State.
		We love democracy so much that we're going to make sure that only the guy that we want to win is going to be on the ballot.
		And not only that, we're going to make sure people from our own party don't compete against him, but we're also going to ensure that his opponent isn't on the ballot, or we're going to try our hardest to ensure that he's not on the ballot, despite the fact that the vast majority of Americans actually support Donald Trump.
		So they say all day long that they love democracy so much, but then everything that they do is antithetical to democracy.
		And they say that they love the Constitution so much, they swear over and over again, every single term of their unlimited terms, they swear that they will uphold and protect the Constitution, yet they advocate for democracy over and over again despite the fact that democracy is not our current form of government, and advocating for a different form of government, especially with the threat of violence like they've been doing, by locking people up, is an act of treason.
		We are a republic.
		The word democracy is not mentioned once in the constitution and they're constantly talking about a threat to our democracy as if we already are a democracy.
		It's like a gaslight thing.
		It's a neuro-linguistic programming thing where they've installed it in the minds of all the American people that we're a democracy when we were never meant to be a democracy.
		It was hotly debated and the founders knew that democracy was rule of the mob and that when you have a true democracy, The majority of people can violate the rights of the minority of people.
		And they say that they're advocates and protectors, and fighting on behalf of the most vulnerable among us minorities, right?
		They say they want to protect the Jewish people, they want to protect the Muslim people, that they want to protect blacks, Latinos, immigrants, all those among us who are the most vulnerable of the trans community.
		But then they, on the other hand, say that they advocate democracy, and in democracy, minorities are not protected.
		That's the definition of it.
		Majority rule.
		So if everybody in the country wants to violate the rights of any minority group, no problem in a democracy.
		But in a republic, individual rights are protected and the system is designed to not allow the will of the mob to overcome divine justice that is our inalienable rights given to us at birth by God himself.
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unidentified		Welcome back to Sunday Night Live.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		We will be taking your calls throughout the remainder of the hour today.
		Make sure you call 877-789-2539.
		Again, that's 877-789-2539.
		Let's hear from James in Pennsylvania.
		James, what's on your mind?
		Again, that's 877-789-2539.
		Let's hear from James in Pennsylvania.
		James, what's on your mind?
unidentified		Hey, sir.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		What's up, man?
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		Hold on one second.
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		I'm sorry.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		That's okay.
		How much time do you need?
		Let me go to somebody else and come back.
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		Two seconds.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		All right.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		You got it, man.
unidentified		What's up?
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		So Elon Musk, right?
unidentified		Is he good?
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		Is he bad?
		I don't know.
		I don't like brain chips.
		I know that.
		I know that I like him telling the establishment to go buck themselves.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Ooh, watch the language.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		We're on the radio.
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		Buck.
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		Buck.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Oh, gotcha.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		I like that.
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		I mean, I love that.
		Do I have Starlink internet?
		Yeah, I bought it.
		Why do I feel like I need it?
		Because maybe the power is going to go out and I can run Starlink off a generator and then I can listen in for wars when the power is out.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		That's what I like to hear.
unidentified		You know what I mean?
unidentified		It's just, I don't know.
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		I feel like he's playing cat and mouse.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, well if you look at his campaign contributions historically, he's given the max allowed amount of campaign contributions to candidates on both sides.
		Like, literally, the candidates running against each other, he will give the max to one and then the max to their opponent.
		So yeah, he plays both sides for sure.
		Yeah.
james in pennsylvania ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		We're going to, I guess, ride this out to the end.
		I don't know what's going to happen in the Middle East.
		Probably feel like this is going to be a long-term war.
		you're never going to be able to sniff out all the tunnels.
		You're never going to eradicate that.
		They have countries backing them.
		I think that what we're seeing is a global readjustment and you have Christians versus everyone else.
		And I guess that's called the end times, whether I don't know what other way to call it.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, well, I think what's going to happen is we're going to eventually see a populist movement in this country.
		We've seen Europe, which compromised by establishing the European Union years ago.
		And this influx of refugees has watered down every nation within the European Union so that it's lost its inherent sort of cultural identity because they've been forced to take in so many migrants and refugees that have refused to assimilate.
		So we see things like terror attack in Paris, one killed, two injured by Islamist yelling Allahu Akbar.
		And we're going to see things like that happen here, but on a latent scale because they're coming in through our southern border, but they've been flooding in to all of the nations in Europe for years.
		Let's just look at this clip.
		It's clip 24 of what London looks like right now.
		Go ahead and run it.
unidentified		That's London!
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Greg Rees in his Rees Report showed a video of the most common name in certain areas.
		I think it was either Ireland or Scotland.
		It's now Mohammed.
		Of newborn children.
		And I don't have a problem with Muslims being Muslim doing their thing, but why would you move to a European country if you didn't want to be a European?
		Well, it's a strategy.
		It's a replacement migration thing.
		They have to do this global jihad thing.
		They have to go plant seeds everywhere, build up the population by having way more children than anybody else, and then when the time is right, they'll be activated.
		They're sleeper cells.
		And they believe in Sharia law and an alarming number of them believe in things like suicide bombing being an acceptable form of protest or political action.
		These aren't the same people.
		They don't think like we do.
		They are radical extremists.
		They are zealots.
		They believe in this prophet whom they refuse to draw despite the fact that he married a nine-year-old.
		I mean, he was a violent pedophile and he was a liar.
		And so the amount of cognitive dissonance in order to so devotedly worship and follow that.
		Is indicative of something extremely dangerous going on.
		And so, if we're thinking about Europe as being 15 years ahead of us in terms of socialist policies, replacement, migration, then what we're seeing there now is going to be what happens here soon.
		Let's run clip 15 of this German rave.
		These are young Germans.
		Go ahead and run it.
		Now they're shouting in German, immigrants out, immigrants out, Germany to the Germans, immigrants out.
		It's a bunch of young people, 18 to 34, just spontaneously erupting at a rave and a rant about getting the immigrants the hell out of Germany.
		And so that's why we see articles coming out that Right-wing extremism is suddenly attractive.
		Young European voters flocking to the far-right, according to The Guardian.
		European voters under age 35 are increasingly supporting far-right political candidates, not out of xenophobia, but because conservative populists seem to offer more solutions to the quality-of-life issues that concern them most, the UK's Guardian newspaper has claimed.
		And we're starting to see a little bit of this happen here because our own politicians are favoring the migrants over our own people.
		We know that the Department of Veteran Affairs is processing medical claims for illegal migrants while ignoring U.S.
		vets.
		And we know in clip 37 here, which we'll run in a second, that even black Democrats in Chicago are threatening to switch parties.
		Go ahead and run it.
unidentified		Black Americans.
		We're not African American.
		We're not people of color.
		We're not black and brown minority.
		Bipartisan.
		None of that.
		People, no, none of that.
		Strict, this is about our people demanding the resources just as you've given these people.
		These newcomers who are walking into this country.
		It's just as correct.
		How do you take a new group of people that have paid no taxes, can't vote, and you put them in front of the voters?
		I'm not going to pay them no damn taxes.
		And so we say this to you, Mayor, Governor, President, if you think that they're that powerful that you have to acquiesce and answer to them over us, Then you tell them to vote for you in the next election.
		You tell them to support your Democratic National Convention.
		We're going to show you how we feel about the Democratic National Convention.
		If you think you're going to have a peaceful Democratic National Convention in the city of Chicago while our people are silent, stay tuned!
		Stay tuned!
		Or we're not going to stand there and act like that.
		So you get the point with this clip.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		And while this crisis is happening domestically, all our leaders can talk about are these international conflicts.
		And I don't know if this U.S.
		warship is actually being attacked in the Red Sea or if it's a false flag operation.
		I'm sure we'll find out in some declassified documents or some whistleblower in 15 years after it's all done and nobody's ever going to be held accountable.
		Pentagon confirms that U.S.
		warship commercial ships are under attack in the Red Sea.
		Now they're saying that commercial ships are under attack as well.
		Let's run clip 42.
		And don't worry, Chris, I'm going to take your call here in a minute.
		But I want to run clip 42 of this news and then go into how the Speaker of the House and Nikki Haley are sort of responding as candidates.
unidentified		...part of the program with some breaking news coming in to us from the AP News Agency.
		It's according to the Pentagon.
		The Pentagon are saying that an American warship and multiple commercial vessels have come under attack in the Red Sea.
		So again, the Pentagon says an American warship and multiple commercial vessels Have come under attack in the Red Sea.
		We will bring you more on that breaking news story that has just happened in the past few minutes.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		So we've got this crisis of migrants happening here.
		We've got the war in Ukraine.
		We've got the threat of China annexing Taiwan.
		We've got this conflict between Israel and Palestine, none of which should actually have anything to do with the United States at all.
		But they're all manifesting now and suddenly we have been attacked because we have a boat floating in the region?
		I mean, I guess maybe we're provoking people for bombing, but I think most of the aircraft carriers are at least stating that they're operating in a defensive manner.
		Maybe that's not true.
		Originally, when the carriers went to the region, it was supposed to supply missile defense for the invasion of Gaza, basically.
		Remember, they told Israel to wait a couple of days so they could get everything in order to make sure that they would have the air cover that they needed, the missile defense that they would need once they entered into Gaza.
		And now they're under attack.
		I don't know if they're under attack or not.
		I know that Iranian drones have been flying around and looking at them.
		But looking at the enemy is different than actually attacking.
		And I don't think that any country in the world, despite their rhetoric, actually wants to go to war with the United States.
		Because even though the United States doesn't win wars, It is hell to pay, and no government actually remains.
		Very rarely.
		So we might lose the war in Afghanistan, but the government that was there when we got there isn't the government anymore, and we might have lost the war in Iraq, but the government that was the government when we got there isn't the government anymore, so we can definitely overthrow a government even though we can't win a war.
		And so why would Iran want to just spontaneously attack one of our carriers?
		Or why would Jordan want to, or Egypt, or Hezbollah, or Hamas?
		I mean, unless they're just making stupid, radical, zealot decisions, which is a possibility.
		But it's basically suicide to start a war with the United States.
		And so it makes more sense to me that this is a black flag false flag operation that's going to be used as an excuse for disproportionate retaliation.
		And we're gonna see some serious conflict and you can hear that despite the fact that you see these protesters at raves in Germany chanting that they don't want migrants.
		You see these people all over Europe that are like, what happened to my country?
		Now you're seeing it here in the United States, despite the fact that everybody who's actually an American is concerned about American problems, all we can hear from candidates like the Speaker and Nikki Haley is more war mongering.
		Let's go ahead and run clip 25.
mike johnson ▲ ● ▼		Let me tell you, the plurality of American people now, latest Gallup poll says we're spending too much in Ukraine.
		The reason they say that is because the White House has completely dropped the ball on this.
		They've not been able to say what the objective is, what's the endgame.
		Is there oversight over the money?
		We all have the same concerns.
		Nobody wants Vladimir Putin to prevail and march through Europe, because I don't think he would stop there.
		Most of us agree, might try to go to the Balkans next.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		He thinks Putin wants to invade the world?
mike johnson ▲ ● ▼		But we have laid down the line so clear.
unidentified		Why?
mike johnson ▲ ● ▼		I did it to the White House, I've told the President.
		Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor, as recently as 48 hours ago, we will not be sending money to Ukraine unless we get border policy changes on our own border.
		Our constituents back home say, why would we help to secure the border of a foreign country when we don't have our own?
		So we've laid down the law.
		We passed H.R.
		2.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		House Resolution 2 is our big So he's making it sound like he wants to protect our border, but it's all tied up in this Ukraine conflict and he proceeded to suggest that Putin wouldn't stop with Ukraine and wants to invade all of Europe, which is part of the warmongering propaganda that's been going on ever since the onset of this conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
		I don't trust this guy.
		I don't.
		I'm glad that Matt Gaetz was able to get McCarthy out because it showed some sort of accountability, but this guy is just another swamp creature.
		There's always another one in line.
		Now, let's see the ad that I saw today from Nikki Haley's campaign.
		This is clip 28.
		Even more warmongering here, and they try to make it sound like it's about our national security interests or domestic interests, but they're warmongering.
		Run it.
unidentified		A president must have moral clarity and know the difference between good and evil.
		Today, China, Russia, and Iran are advancing.
		There's chaos in our streets and college campuses.
		Our security is threatened at home and abroad.
		It's time for a new generation of conservative leadership.
		We have to leave behind the chaos and drama of the past and strengthen our country, our pride, and our purpose.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		The new type of leadership?
		She wants to leave behind the chaos and drama of the past, but she literally just declared war on like three countries in 15 seconds.
		This is some PSYOP crap that we're seeing from her.
		There's no reason for anybody to support her.
		I don't think she's nearly as popular as...
		It's said that she is, and I think she's being pushed just like Joe Biden was by the intelligence community, just like Barack Obama was by the intelligence community.
		This is a PSYOP happening right before our eyes.
		And I will be very, very disappointed if she somehow slithers her way into the candidacy because of their false cases and prosecutions and persecutions of Donald Trump and try to get him off the ballot in several states and then she's just the next up.
		Then they have a runoff.
		This is ugly.
		This is just, oh, this is so ugly.
		Okay, let's take a call from Christopher in California.
		Christopher, I'm so glad to finally be speaking with you.
		How are you, sir?
unidentified		I'm doing great, how are you?
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		I'm doing well, what's on your mind?
unidentified		I wanted to bring up, you bring up these swamp creatures, there's just another one in line, but there's always voices that get suppressed, and I believe Larry Elder's voice got suppressed.
		I believe, I'm in California, and I believe Newsom wouldn't even be a voice right now if he, if Larry Elder was governor right now.
		We did the, he had the votes to be on the Republican I mean, he got the donors, and there's a reason why Larry Elder has been suppressed from being governor in California.
		We would have been Republican right now.
		Larry Elder would have been in the Republican stage.
		I'm voting for Trump, but I believe Larry Elder has a voice, and I'm hoping InfoWars will dig to get him more acknowledgement.
		I think we need him as a voice still right now.
		And these are the voices that we should be listening to, not people like Nikki Haley and all the rest of these Republicans that are warmongers.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, I agree with you.
		And I think the reason that people ignore Larry Elder is because he ran as a Republican in California, and everybody's first impression when they hear that news is that it's hopeless.
		And so they just like, Oh, okay.
		He's the guy running against Gavin, but you're not going to win.
		That's the mentality.
		Whether it's true or false, or whether it's right or wrong.
		That's why I think people just ignore Larry Elder because it's like this candidate that can't win in the state that he's coming from.
		But I agree with you.
		I've liked everything that he said as far as I've heard.
		And he seems like a very sharp, well-spoken, genuinely conservative, good human being.
		And I'm with you on that.
		But we see the same sort of treatment happen with other candidates too, like Vivek.
		And I didn't think I was going to get around to this clip but I want to run clip 7.
		This is Fox News criticizing Ramaswamy as arrogant.
		Why are they going after Ramaswamy and just attacking the hell out of him but they're not attacking the hell out of Nikki Haley for saying that she wants to ban anonymity on the internet and make sure that everybody's held accountable for the things that they say right before she runs an ad that declares war on three nations in 15 seconds.
		Let's go ahead and run clip 7.
unidentified		I feel that sometimes you go too far, that you do get obnoxious, that you do get a little arrogant, that you do get a little dismissive, and it's hurting you, it's hurting your brand or whatever.
		So, Neil, I'm not in this to play some political game of snakes and ladders.
		My approach to this is speak my convictions, speak them without apology.
		The bet I'm making is that that will ultimately be the successful strategy.
		So sometimes do you ever feel you overdo it?
		Do you think you sometimes overdo that?
		No, is the answer to that question.
		Now, do I evolve my thoughts and my journey as an entrepreneur and now as somebody who's been a politician for a year?
		Of course.
		You learn from your experiences and always keep an open mind.
		But I will never back off of speaking my convictions.
		In fact, I think part of the problem with the Republican Party anymore, Neil, is it's become a party that the establishment effectively co-ops politicians as their puppets.
		I say, let's disagree, let's disagree openly.
		I always do it in a civil way.
		I don't call people names, unlike some of the others on that debate stage.
		Wow.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		He's great.
		What an impressive guy.
		Let's hear from Kathleen in Pennsylvania.
		Kathleen, what's on your mind this evening? - Trump is the answer to all these problems.
unidentified		And the reason I say that is because there's a book called "Invisible Treason in America." And in that book, it shows the hammer and scorecard that is a program, a cyber warfare, that is used to switch the votes from Trump to Biden.
		from Trump to Biden.
		And he gives exact amounts, like Arizona had 284,412 votes switched to Biden from Trump.
		Nevada had 4,000 votes switched to Biden.
		from Trump.
		Nevada had 4,000 votes switched to Biden.
		Wisconsin had 195,755 votes switched to Biden.
		And then Michigan had the exact same amount, Coincidence?
		195,755 votes.
		Pennsylvania had 103,000 votes.
		5,755 votes, which Pennsylvania had 103,000 votes.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
unidentified		And they had 200,000 more ballots than voters in the state.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Yeah.
		And one thing's for sure.
		We know that all these elections are rigged.
		We're Regardless of whether you think it was the machines, or the mail-in ballots, or the poll workers counting the same ballots multiple times, the one thing that we know for sure, without a shadow of a doubt, is that the Hunter Biden laptop story was intentionally covered up based on a lie that leveraged the intelligence community.
		They claimed that former intelligence professionals are operatives, and there's no such thing as a former intelligence operative.
		You're always one.
		They even admitted that when it came out that Peter Thiel was an informant for the government.
		Once you're an informant, you're always an informant.
		So they lied about the status of the laptop, and we know from the data, from the studies and the polling that we did after it came out that it was true, that enough people would have Voted for Trump instead of Biden had they heard of or believed that story before the election.
		And I know that it was stolen anyway, but given the numbers as they are, it still would have been enough.
		So they rigged it just by lying and leveraging the intelligence community.
		They did the same thing right after Trump got elected by accusing him of Russian collusion and falsifying the evidence that was funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign to imply that Trump was colluding with Russia into spy on the Trump campaign.
		And it came out that that was false, that it was all made up, that it was a hoax.
		And hoax is too light of a word for it.
		It was literally a threat to our democracy, what they did, as they would say.
		And so, yeah, whether you think the votes were counted legitimately or not, fine.
		But there's no denying the election was rigged when they're lying about laptops.
		When they're lying about literally colluding with the enemy, when the candidate didn't.
		When they're coming after him for paying back a loan that they deem he should not have got, based on what his net worth was at the time.
		And they suggest that he was lying about his net worth, but there's no real way to prove that.
		I mean, all this that we're seeing, all the way from the tippy top with Trump, To this studio with what's happened to Owen Schroyer.
		To everybody else in this country who's struggling to sleep at night, worried about how they're going to make ends meet.
		It's all rigged.
		It's all corrupt.
		It's not hopeless.
		We may find that we're not in the mood to fight.
		But what does mood have to do with it?
		with it let's go ahead and run clip one and get in the mood don't stand when you're back to the door how many times do we have to tell you until you see where your foot Everybody thought they were gonna see an action movie.
unidentified		It's not.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Everything in this movie is a metaphor.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Everybody thought they were going to see an action movie.
unidentified		It's not.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		So much more.
unidentified		That's true.
		I'm gonna look at him, my boy.
		You're joining me in death.
		I see you found the mood.
chase geiser ▲ ● ▼		Alright, that's the clip right there.
		We can end it right there.
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