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Which White House official made the decision to bar the AP reporter from the Oval Office and the diplomatic reception room last night? | |
| Well, first of all, let me just set the record straight. | ||
| It is a privilege to cover this White House. | ||
| It's a privilege to be the White House press secretary. | ||
| And nobody has the right to go into the Oval Office and ask the President of the United States questions. | ||
| That's an invitation that is given. | ||
| And there are hundreds of outlets on this campus. | ||
| Many of you in this room who don't have the privilege of being part of that pool every single day and getting to ask the president questions. | ||
| We reserve the right to decide who gets to go into the Oval Office. | ||
| And you all have credentials to be here, including the Associated Press, who is in this briefing room today. | ||
| The AP should look at whether or not they should sue the administration. | ||
| I think the AP needs to look at other options in terms of what can be done. | ||
| And I think the rest of the press corps needs to start giving some serious consideration to whether or not it's worth... | ||
| You know, sending everybody into the Oval Office, sending everybody on Air Force One, sending everybody into the briefing room. | ||
| But the Associated Press just refuses to go with what the law is and what is taking place. | ||
| It's called the Gulf of America now. | ||
| It's not called the Gulf of Mexico any longer. | ||
| YouTube should fire southern poverty immediately. | ||
| From all YouTube monitoring because it's an outrage. | ||
| I mean, to have the possibility of an anti-conservative hitting delete for partisan reasons or on any content that's relevant to patriotic Americans. | ||
| And I think Google really needs to be, and YouTube, be transparent on moving forward to monitor content and have a known policy related to anyone that has any political affiliation or any reputation for being partisan. | ||
| And I think also there really needs to be an apology to patriotic Americans that use YouTube for this gross oversight and unfair process that's really done, not with any kind of disclosure, in the choice of using southern poverty for the monitoring of content. | ||
| It just doesn't make sense. | ||
| And frankly, it opens up a bunch of things. | ||
| I mean, when they're doing this to conservatives, what else are they doing it to? | ||
| There is a purge of not just InfoWars, but thousands and thousands of Christian, pro-gun, pro-military, shooting clubs, you name it. | ||
| And that actually News Corp met with Google, Facebook, and Twitter bragged that they were going to work with the left to come in and shut down censorship. | ||
| And they told Reuters, in China, if you are based here, the government runs you. | ||
| That's just the way it is. | ||
| And boom, if they can censor a flag in real time, they can do a voice print and ban Alex Jones or President Trump. | ||
| They can ban words, just like you try to type on your iPhone a cuss word. | ||
| It won't let you do it. | ||
| It's beyond that. | ||
| It's here. | ||
| And that's the new Article 13, Article 11, saying that software by law will be on all devices. | ||
| Where you cannot even say or do certain things preemptively. | ||
| Now, this was such a big blow-up for Apple, they had to back off. | ||
| They said, we apologize. | ||
| We'll only geolocate if you're inside China. | ||
| Let that sink in. | ||
| You've got all these Hollywood programs saying I'm a racist and misrepresenting who I am, defaming me. | ||
| You've got the very same corporations in calling for me to be shut down so they can lie about me and you, and we don't have a way to speak out or resist it and even counter it. | ||
| Apple and others have moved to China and are now putting the iCloud data keys to everyone's iPhone on their platform and admitting that Chinese intelligence now runs Apple. | ||
| And I'm just a loyal American sitting here saying it's wrong for an American citizen not to be able to send the Taiwanese flag to somebody. | ||
| Because the Chi-Coms that have killed over 100 million of their own people and sell Christians organs because they're Christians on the world market. | ||
| What, tell me a 30-year-old Christian doesn't have a heartbeat or a soul next, liberals? | ||
| You're not liberals. | ||
| You are weak followers that sold out to every form of evil and didn't even get a payoff to do it. | ||
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Decoding the New World Order agenda hidden in the headlines. | |
| It's Sunday Night Live with your host, Chase Geiser. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, it's Sunday Night Live. | ||
| We are halfway done with tonight's transmission. | ||
| Ian Carroll will be joining us in studio in 55 and a half minutes. | ||
| Very excited for that conversation. | ||
| This is the footage I was mentioning in the last segment while I was hosting the Alex Jones Show of the fleet of Amazon trucks charging up their green electric trucks. | ||
| With diesel generators. | ||
| All right, so we've got some breaking news. | ||
| The first clip I'm gonna show is 126, and then I'm gonna break the news and go into some of the details. | ||
| Mark Carney wins race to replace Canada's Trudeau. | ||
| This clip 126 is Trudeau the other day admitting that, publicly stating at least, that this would be his last public appearance. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
| On a personal level, I've made sure that every single day in this office, I put Canadians first. | ||
| That I have people's backs. | ||
| And that's why I'm here to tell you all that we got you. | ||
| Even in the very last days of this government, we will not let Canadians down today and long into the future. | ||
| Samar Carney wins race to replace Canada's Trudeau. | ||
| Ottawa March 9th from Reuters. | ||
| Former central banker... | ||
| Mark Carney won the race to become leader of Canada's ruling Liberal Party and will succeed Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister. | ||
| Official results showed on Sunday. | ||
| Carney will take over at a tumultuous time in Canada, which is in the midst of a trade war. | ||
| A long-time ally of the United States must hold a general election soon. | ||
| Carney 59 took 86% of votes cast to beat former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland in a contest in which just under 152,000 party members voted. | ||
| Trudeau announced in January that he would step down. | ||
| So we got a former central banker coming in with 86% support by the leftist party in Canada. | ||
| So, I gotta be honest with you. | ||
| I gotta do my research on Mark Carney, but it just sounds like Canada's gonna have more of the same. | ||
| At least if he was a former central banker, he's not a moron, probably. | ||
| He's probably wrong. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I don't know his policies. | ||
| I'll have to look into it. | ||
| It's probably gonna be a problem. | ||
| But with Trudeau, we had somebody who was not just incredibly stupid, but incredibly weak too. | ||
| And his entire party lost all faith in him. | ||
| His entire country lost all faith in him. | ||
| If they elect somebody who's going to do more of the same, then that's going to be a major problem for Canada. | ||
| And I know we joke about making Canada a state. | ||
| I'm technically, you know, I'm formally not. | ||
| For it, because I don't want more leftists coming into the United States of America. | ||
| I don't want them to have Senate seats in Canada. | ||
| I don't want them to have representatives in our Congress. | ||
| They're leftist. | ||
| They let their entire country fall to crap. | ||
| And a segment of their country speaks French, which I find absolutely deplorable and disgusting. | ||
| If there's one thing the whole world can agree on, it's to hell with the French. | ||
| But the fact of the matter is, we've got The globalists at least publicly admitting defeat while simultaneously doing everything they can to fight back against this populist awakening that's happening. | ||
| It's one of the reasons that the international community hates Russia so much because it's... | ||
| A nation which insists on its own sovereignty. | ||
| And it's one of the reasons that they hate Donald Trump so much is because he's converted America from a really powerful conceding ally to a really powerful sovereign nation. | ||
| It's frankly one of the reasons why China is so hated all over the place, because they insist on their own sovereignty as well, despite the fact that they believe in no individual sovereignty for others, and they create globalist organizations like the WHO, which they can totally control, and then they unleash global pandemics on the planet without being held accountable whatsoever by anyone ever. | ||
| But they're failing, and this is something that's both encouraging but should also frighten us, because an animal that's backed into a corner, an injured animal, A vulnerable animal in the wild is incredibly dangerous. | ||
| And we have not totally eradicated Sauron. | ||
| We have just cut the ring from his finger. | ||
| And if we don't defeat the enemy entirely, if we don't throw the ring into Mount Doom, then one day, whether next week or thousands of years from now, this power will reemerge, only to bring with it an army of evil that seems totally insurmountable. | ||
| And this is one of the reasons why the Epstein files are so important because if we don't have accountability for these people even in this administration, then what administration is there to come that will ever do anything? | ||
| I mean, Donald Trump is the best thing that's happened to the United States of America since who knows when. | ||
| And if his administration isn't good enough to do it, then that is going to be a major black pill. | ||
| And we're not expecting perfection. | ||
| I don't even want perfection. | ||
| I just want excellence. | ||
| So far we've had excellence. | ||
| But where are the JFK files? | ||
| Where are the MLK files? | ||
| Where are the Bobby Kennedy files? | ||
| Where are the Epstein files? | ||
| Where are we with everything we were promised? | ||
| And I don't believe that Donald Trump is in on it. | ||
| I don't think that he's withholding any information. | ||
| I think that he's got people around him. | ||
| He trusts him. | ||
| He's given them the benefit of the doubt. | ||
| And every minute that goes by that we don't see some of this information, we're being let down. | ||
| But these globalists who publicly come out and state that they've been defeated, who acknowledge, frankly, that they're being defeated by withdrawing from races or announcing their retirements or resigning from their post and being replaced. | ||
| Yes, there are individuals within this establishment who have chosen to get out of the game and sit on the bleachers, but the game is not over yet and the replacements are going in. | ||
| Everyone's scooting one notch down on the bench. | ||
| So when the George Soros's retire, the Alex Soros's come in. | ||
| When the Keir Starmer's retire, someone else is gonna come in. | ||
| When the Justin Trudeau's step down, someone else is going to come in. | ||
| When Zelensky steps down, someone else is gonna come in. | ||
| If he's not killed or forced to resign, and I'm sure the CIA already has that person all lined up and ready to go, we're probably gonna start hearing reports of some other heroic Ukrainian military leader in the news for seemingly no reason over the course of the next several weeks. | ||
| I think there's gonna be another Ukrainian face that we become very familiar with over the next few weeks, and then lo and behold, that person's gonna wind up becoming the official public leader of Ukraine. | ||
| It's gotta be somebody that Russia agrees with, but at the same time, it's probably gonna be somebody who's controlled by our CIA. If Lindsey Graham is encouraging Zelensky to step down, if Donald Trump is saying he doesn't know whether he can work with Zelensky, it's becoming difficult to work with Zelensky, if all of the rhetoric is shifting in that direction. | ||
| And they must have a replacement in mind because they don't just spontaneously hand over key strategic areas like this. | ||
| We've been pulling the strings all over the world ever since the end of World War II. And they've been using the media to do it. | ||
| I'm going to show you this clip. | ||
| This is 27. Andrew Schultz was on Joe Rogan. | ||
| He had a great Netflix special that came out this week, and he was on Joe Rogan to talk about it. | ||
| But here is Andrew Schultz and Joe Rogan talking about CNN. Yeah. | ||
| It's like, I saw once CNN after the election, they were talking about us in specific, and they were talking about how there is this network of podcasts that are interconnected that has been financed. | ||
| This huge corporate finance network. | ||
| It's called Black Rifle Coffee. | ||
| It's so stupid. | ||
| No, it's actually just a bunch of friends, you fucking idiots. | ||
| We just happen to do each other's podcast. | ||
| But they're trying to sort it out. | ||
| They support each other, they go on each other's shows, and they're all in this together. | ||
| Well, we need that on the left. | ||
| Good luck! | ||
| You guys cancel each other if your fucking Ukraine flag is too small. | ||
| Six by six. | ||
| Yeah, you fucking talk shit about each other for not having trans kids. | ||
| Sorry for lying. | ||
| I didn't have time to censor it. | ||
| You're not gonna sync up. | ||
| Yeah, we know from the last election that podcasting is the new front. | ||
| Individual independent influencers and journalists and media outlets have taken over the media landscape. | ||
| They are the media now. | ||
| You, frankly, are the media now. | ||
| I am the media. | ||
| Infowars is the media. | ||
| Joe Rogan's the media. | ||
| Tucker Carlson's the media. | ||
| And the Don Lemons and the Joy Reads just don't get it and haven't figured it out. | ||
| And we see this hilarious attempt by the left, namely Gavin Newsom being the most recent one. | ||
| Trying to take over the podcast world. | ||
| There are reports of some leftist podcast becoming the most popular podcast or most listened to podcast in the world a couple of weeks ago. | ||
| I think it was one episode that just skyrocketed. | ||
| Probably a bot army that listened to it, downloaded it, and watched it. | ||
| Reports of leftists trying to get into the podcast space and transcend and fight back on this new medium. | ||
| Gavin Newsom has a memoir coming out in May, apparently. | ||
| The only reason you write a memoir if you're a politician is because you're about ready to run for office, folks. | ||
| Whether you're right-wing or left-wing, you're about ready to run for office or you're raising money for a political action committee. | ||
| But he's simultaneously announcing the launch of his new podcast. | ||
| Gavin Newsom has a podcast. | ||
| There's an ad for it. | ||
| Guys, actually, I do want you to find this. | ||
| Can you find the ad for Gavin Newsom's new podcast? | ||
| Take your time. | ||
| It's not urgent. | ||
| But I want to show the promo that he just came out with last week for it. | ||
| And he simultaneously has an ad for his new podcast. | ||
| While he's got a memoir coming out in May, and he goes on Charlie Kirk's podcast in order to expose himself to a market on the other side of the political spectrum because he wants to try to buy support or garner support from independents and right-wing Americans. | ||
| It's very obvious he's planning to run for president of the United States in 2028, if not Senate in 2026, or both. | ||
| So here he is. | ||
| On Charlie Kirk's podcast, this is clip 117, apparently switching sides on the trans issue. | ||
| We've got more clips of this, too. | ||
| It's just astounding. | ||
| Let's watch. | ||
| So, like, you right now should come out and be like, you know what? | ||
| The young man who's about to win the state championship and the long jump in female sports, that shouldn't happen. | ||
| You as the governor should step out and say no. | ||
| No, and I appreciate. | ||
| But, like, would you do something like that? | ||
| Would you say no men in female sports? | ||
| Well, I think it's an issue of fairness. | ||
| I completely agree with you on that. | ||
| So that's easy to call out, the unfairness of that. | ||
| There you go. | ||
| So he's trying to appear like a moderate because he is considering the bigger picture. | ||
| And I think he's probably going to run for Senate if the Senate seat's open. | ||
| We guys look up if the senator and his chair retired or announced retirement or resigned. | ||
| He might run for the Senate, but he's definitely going to run for the president of the United States in 2028. And so he's trying to appeal to a more general audience. | ||
| He did the same thing when he ran ads in Florida to tease whether or not he should be the Democratic candidate, whether he should run in the primary. | ||
| And I think he decided not to do it because he didn't want to appear like he was competing with Joe Biden. | ||
| Nancy Pelosi probably whispered in his ear that we've already got it figured out. | ||
| It's going to be Kamala Harris. | ||
| Just wait your turn. | ||
| And he's thinking, okay, I'll just wait my turn. | ||
| But he's got this Palisades thing that's happened where his whole state is literally burning. | ||
| None of the fire hydrants worked. | ||
| It was obviously a major scam. | ||
| The mayor of LA is firing the fire chief of LA or something of that nature. | ||
| And now I believe LA is suing a facilities company for the fires that took place despite the fact that the city didn't even have any water ready to spray on these areas. | ||
| They just let it burn while everybody lost their insurance. | ||
| I'm telling you folks, I lived in one of the nicest parts. | ||
| I lived in the crappiest department in the nicest part of California. | ||
| And they had rolling blackouts when I lived there. | ||
| It was like second world country stuff. | ||
| I've never lived anywhere in my life where I just didn't have energy and the leader of my state was coming out and encouraging me to have my thermostat set at 79 during the day and only 72 for four hours in the night. | ||
| It was bizarre and macabre and dark. | ||
| And though the streets were perfect and well landscaped in Orange County, California, and people were driving around in these beautiful cars, you had to sign a waiver that says you knew the water was unsafe coming from the faucet. | ||
| I grew up in Illinois, in a small town. | ||
| We had well water. | ||
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We drank the water from the well. | |
| No problem. | ||
| And I know there's fluoride in the water all over the country. | ||
| But when they're coming out in California and saying, hey, everybody in California, when they drink water, guys, they drink from a bottle like they're in Mexico or a third world country. | ||
| So you've got these rolling blackouts. | ||
| You've got all of this criminality. | ||
| You've got this massive invasion taking place. | ||
| You're paying 13% in state income tax at the highest income tax bracket. | ||
| A 2,000 square foot house is going to cost you a million dollars. | ||
| Nobody can afford to live there. | ||
| Everybody's on welfare. | ||
| Crime is rampant. | ||
| The whole state is on fire. | ||
| And this guy has the audacity to think that maybe he'll be elected because he's well-spoken and looks like Bradley Cooper meets Pat Bateman. | ||
| Two handsome fellas. | ||
| Let's run this promo of his new podcast with sound. | ||
| Run it from the top. | ||
| We need to change the conversation. | ||
| And that's why I'm launching a new podcast. | ||
| And this is going to be anything but the Ordinary Politician podcast. | ||
| I'm going to be talking to people directly that I disagree with, as well as people I look up to. | ||
| But more important than anything else, I'll be talking directly with you, the listener. | ||
| Real conversations. | ||
| What's going on with the cost of eggs? | ||
| What are the impacts, real impacts to you around tariffs? | ||
| What power does an executive order really have? | ||
| And what's really going on inside of Doge? | ||
| Look, there's an onslaught of information that we take in. | ||
| So let's take it to the sources without the typical political mumbo jumbo. | ||
| In the first few weeks, we're going to be sitting down with some of the biggest leaders and architects. | ||
| This is the typical mumbo, political mumbo jumbo. | ||
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This is Gavin Newsom. | |
| Just cut to a scene from American Psycho of just blood everywhere and a chainsaw. | ||
| I mean, they thought Elon Musk sporting a chainsaw because of Doge was bad. | ||
| Gavin Newsom literally looks like the American Psycho Pat Bateman running through the halls with the chainsaw. | ||
| An absolute lunatic, totally incompetent, totally on the take. | ||
| Related to the Pelosi's, supporting the Pelosi's, supporting the shifty shifts, all the cover-ups, just blatantly lying about the invasion. | ||
| And when there's a major catastrophe in California, it's conveniently, for some reason, as a governor, negotiating with foreign nationals. | ||
| If you want to really know what's going on with Doge, let's go to clip number 83. Representative Tim Burchett says he's willing to lose his job by saying this. | ||
| This is what he says is really going on with Doge. | ||
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Let's watch 83. We wanted to ask you about Elon Musk's message in there. | |
| What did he talk to you guys about? | ||
| What was sort of the main message? | ||
| We talked about specifics, some areas that I don't want to discuss, both the specific parts of it. | ||
| But it's very encouraging of the things that he's disclosing and where he's headed with this, because they haven't even really cracked the nut. | ||
| You've got education in the Pentagon that are out there. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Do you know when this thing started? | ||
| Is there any sort of conversation or pushback, you know, from folks who are going to push back? | ||
| Because you've got congressmen on both sides of the aisle. | ||
| If they follow that paper trail, it's going to come back to them. | ||
| They've got their wife and or girlfriend that works for some agency, quasi-agency or some business. | ||
| I'll probably get a primary for saying that, but that's the truth and we all know it. | ||
| And this town's crooked as the dog's licked. | ||
| Somebody's Straighten it out. | ||
| Looks like it's going to be Elon Musk. | ||
| Did he give you guys his phone number like he did for the senators? | ||
| You're like, that's Marjorie. | ||
| And what about using the rescission? | ||
| I tell you, dude, you're going to say, will you call Elon? | ||
| Did he give you the number? | ||
| Oh, yeah. | ||
| I'm going on to your question. | ||
| What do you think about using the rescission package process, rescissions, to codify some of it? | ||
| I think that's an avenue to take. | ||
| I would like to let every dad get one on there, but we don't have the guts to do it. | ||
| Do you think it'll really happen? | ||
| I think it will eventually. | ||
| I think America's going to demand it after that show the Democrats put on last night. | ||
| And so how do you get in touch with Mr. Musk if lawmakers do have any concerns about him? | ||
| Call him on the phone. | ||
| Send up the bat signal. | ||
| Did he say anything to him like the concerns needs to slow down or take a little bit more into the box? | ||
| No, I mean, I encouraged him to. | ||
| Go as fast as possible, because we're going to lose our guts. | ||
| 100, 150 days, this bunch has gone up. | ||
| Oh man, that's cutting into mine. | ||
| Anything about the recent VA cuts come up? | ||
| No, other than we primarily discussed, we broke down some of the aspects of the people that are 100, 150 years old, and people overseas that are out of the country that are drawing a check, and how much that is, and just have some But then there's the 80,000 VA cuts that we're making today. | ||
| Well, they're going to, but I believe that that will equal those out with the waste, abuse, and fraud. | ||
| And when people start going back to work, I think that's going to take care of some of that, and the ones that choose not to, but it'll come off that side of the ledger. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Any talking about confine? | ||
| Is that new, Dave? | ||
| You're doing something different. | ||
| I've curled my hair. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| I've got girls. | ||
| I noticed that stuff. | ||
| And I found out who Lily Pulitzer was pretty quick. | ||
| Was there any conversation in there about codifying the doge cuts? | ||
| Did anyone say that they wanted it? | ||
| I don't know about it in there, but sure, that's what everybody talks about. | ||
| Did anyone say that they wanted that in the CR, though, even though Johnson's already set it off the table? | ||
| Are you talking about making money today or with Avon? | ||
| Elon. | ||
| Well, he doesn't. | ||
| He's not going to make a decision on legislative type of things. | ||
| That's going to be up to us. | ||
| Again, it goes back to that guts thing that we lack. | ||
| But did anybody hear? | ||
| I would like to see it. | ||
| I would like to see it as soon as possible. | ||
| Did anyone in there say that they want to see it in the CR? I possibly did. | ||
| Did you? | ||
| What do you got? | ||
| You don't have anything? | ||
| Just smiling about my Lily Pulitzer? | ||
| I said, who's this Lily Pulitzer? | ||
| She said, honey, it's a Lily Pulitzer. | ||
| And that's his sweet warm dresses that me and Isabel wear. | ||
| And I said, bye. | ||
| And the president, did you have any other message for you all today? | ||
| I had a lot of messages. | ||
| They were great. | ||
| They were great. | ||
| He was so open. | ||
| And he always has been. | ||
| I've been on the edge of a lot of tough votes. | ||
| And they didn't go the way that he would have liked. | ||
| And he's never called me cussing. | ||
| He's never threatened. | ||
| We've always talked in a business-like manner. | ||
| So he convinced you to vote for a clean cigar? | ||
| He convinced me, yeah. | ||
| But I want to see some things. | ||
| I want the definition of a clean cigar. | ||
| When you say a clean cigar, but we've got some adjustments. | ||
| And those adjustments are what you've got to be worried. | ||
| He's seeking your vote. | ||
| Is that what he wants? | ||
| Yeah, obviously. | ||
| We've got to give him a little room to work. | ||
| You're usually not CR. | ||
| So, obviously. | ||
| Exactly. | ||
| The reason there's all this backlash on Doge is because the racket is being exposed. | ||
| The Ponzi scheme is being exposed. | ||
| And the political class is no longer going to be able to grift and make money off this. | ||
| And we're going to get into more of this breaking news and these developments on the other side of this break coming up in four minutes. | ||
| At the top of the hour, Ian Carroll is going to be joining me in studio. | ||
| I'm sure he's pulling up to the studio any minute. | ||
| But I have just discovered some interesting information regarding Mark Carney. | ||
| So for those of you who are just tuning in now, Mark Carney wins race to replace Canada's Trudeau. | ||
| He went to Oxford University. | ||
| He was named governor of the Bank of Canada. | ||
| He spent 13 years at Goldman Sachs. | ||
| He worked on South Africa's post-apartheid venture into international bond markets and was involved in Goldman's work with the 1998 Russian financial crisis. | ||
| But here it gets worse. | ||
| From November 2004 to October 2007, he was the Senior Associate Deputy Minister and G7 Deputy in the Department of Finance Canada. | ||
| In 2007, Carney was appointed Governor of the Bank of Canada. | ||
| He was Chairman of the Bank for International Settlements Committee on the Global Financial System from July 2010 until January 2012. He's a member of the Group of 30, an international body of leading financiers and academics, and of the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum. | ||
| Carney attended the annual meetings of the Bilderberg Group in 2011, 2012, and 2019. And he was governor of the Bank of England as well. | ||
| So this is a major globalist that we have on our hands in Canada. | ||
| Somebody just like... | ||
| Justin Trudeau, the only difference is he's gonna be more well-spoken, more intelligent, and able to convey some confidence in globalist policies in a way that makes the Canadians feel more comfortable, that will prop up the globalist agenda in a way that's more palatable than the cross-legged, funny-socks-wearing, crying, wussy-seeming Justin Trudeau. | ||
| So we'll get more on all the breaking news on the other side of this break in two minutes. | ||
| Before we do, I have to remind you all to go to the alishjonesstore.com because it is impossible for us to fight against this new world order, fight against globalism, to fight against the attacks on freedom of speech and frankly truth in humanity itself. | ||
| I really think that fundamentally what's happening here is a battle between good and evil. | ||
| And all that is good is that which... | ||
| Catalyzes and supports and resonates with God's creation. | ||
| All that is evil is that which is antithetical to God's creation. | ||
| His defining moment was when he made himself our creator. | ||
| That's how he became our God. | ||
| And so fundamentally, if the earth and humanity is God's primary creation, then the objective of Satanism is to destroy the planet and the people on it. | ||
| It's an anti-human philosophy. | ||
| It's a depopulation philosophy. | ||
| So when we talk about individualism versus collectivism or globalism versus capitalism or sovereignty, we're really talking about good versus evil. | ||
| And so what we're doing here at Infowars is wielding the weapon of truth. | ||
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Do you mind if I sit next to you? | |
| Great! | ||
| I guess I haven't properly introduced myself. | ||
| My name is Bug. | ||
| What's yours? | ||
| Sarah! | ||
| There's nothing wrong with it. | ||
| I just don't sit with normies most of the time. | ||
| Well, let's just see if we have some things in common. | ||
| Do you listen to Cave Town? | ||
| You don't? | ||
| Maybe you watch Dream? | ||
| No. | ||
| What do you do? | ||
| You do makeup? | ||
| That's so cool, me too. | ||
| I could put some blush on you if you'd like. | ||
| You're already wearing blush. | ||
| Not enough. | ||
| Well, it's been nice sitting with you. | ||
| Maybe you can sit with me and Slug at lunch. | ||
| Before you go, I didn't get your pronouns. | ||
| Oh, she, her. | ||
| Okay. | ||
| Well, I'm he, him, zay, air, air, bark, frog, self, and fan. | ||
| All right. | ||
| Catch him. | ||
| All right, folks, I'm Chase Geiser. | ||
| This is Sunday Night Live. | ||
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We are going to be joined by Ian Carroll in 23 minutes. | |
| Should be arriving at the studio now. | ||
| The crew's getting them ready. | ||
| And I'm going to try to go in to the details of this new Mark Carney, who's going to be the Prime Minister of Canada, replacing Justin Trudeau with Ian Carroll. | ||
| And this news broke today, and I know Ian really likes to take time to do research in order to formulate a well-grounded opinion. | ||
| Sometimes he gets things wrong just as we all do, but he really does his due diligence. | ||
| And so I'm not sure how many details we're going to be able to get into, but this guy is so obviously a globalist and frankly an existential threat to humanity by virtue of the work that he's been involved in. | ||
| It's obvious. | ||
| If you're a founding member of the World Economic Forum, if you're going to the Bilderberg Group, if you're in the... | ||
| Organizations that are associated with depopulation at the highest levels, that means that Canada's just gone. | ||
| So we've seen this in other countries where they've had terrible leaders and they realize it and then there's a coup and they put in a populist person. | ||
| We saw this happen in Italy where they're just sick of all the socialism and the globalism and the internationalism. | ||
| And so they have a new... | ||
| Leader that's a populist. | ||
| We see this happening in Germany right now. | ||
| It's happened in Germany before, happening again in a much different way, not a fascist way, where they're so sick of globalism that they're finally supporting another party, the AFD party. | ||
| But when Canada has gone through all of this trash through Justin Trudeau, for something like 15%, I can't remember the exact number, guys. | ||
| 15% of all deaths one year in Canada recently, the last year or the year before, were from physician-assisted suicide. | ||
| And they even put out an ad for physician-assisted suicide that featured all white people making the decision to die as friends and family cheered around them. | ||
| And you see the pain of the taxes and the bad policy and the selling out of the interest and the freezing of the trucker's bank accounts. | ||
| And the arrests and condemnation of protesters, the silencing of people on social media, where in the UK, we're even, yeah, 1 in 20. I guess it was 5%. | ||
| That's still insane. | ||
| This is, when's this article from? | ||
| Assisted dying now accounts for 1 in 20 deaths in Canada. | ||
| That article might even be old. | ||
| I think it's even more than that. | ||
| But thousands of people. | ||
| But when you see this, this level of treachery from leadership in a nation, and then... | ||
| Rather than realizing something is wrong and then pivoting or correcting or responding to the will of the people. | ||
| And I think Canadian people are actually beautiful, amazing people. | ||
| They decide, you know what? | ||
| The problem with Justin Trudeau wasn't his policies, anything that he did or believed. | ||
| The only problem with Justin is that the people have lost confidence in Justin. | ||
| So what we need to do is take this opportunity to put someone else in power. | ||
| Who the people will be confident in, or at least know nothing about, even though he'll do the exact same things or worse than Justin Trudeau. | ||
| I mean, somebody who's worked in the Bank of International Settlements? | ||
| That's the epitome of globalist, centralized banking. | ||
| Somebody invited as a founding member of the World Economic Forum? | ||
| Somebody in the Bilderberg Group? | ||
| Somebody who's been appointed to key positions by the crown. | ||
| This is old school globalism. | ||
| He's gonna become, I think at least, a major problem. | ||
| Maybe I'm wrong. | ||
| I hope I'm wrong. | ||
| I've been wrong before a number of times. | ||
| I didn't think that Russia was ever gonna invade Ukraine. | ||
| And when Biden said it was gonna happen, and then it did happen, I was wrong about that. | ||
| I bashed RFK Jr. for months and months and months before he endorsed Donald Trump. | ||
| Turns out I was wrong about him in my character assassination. | ||
| I apologized for that. | ||
| Still sorry for that. | ||
| But all the evidence here is incredibly troubling. | ||
| And so this is somebody who actually knows how to play hardball and has the international connections to disproportionately leverage his position as Prime Minister of Canada to fight Trump. | ||
| So there's this so-called trade war happening right now between Canada and the United States. | ||
| We've got some issues with Canada allowing China to do military drills on Canadian soil and Canadian airspace. | ||
| We've got drugs coming across the Canadian border as well. | ||
| The northern border is just as bad as the southern border. | ||
| It's only less bad because it's more inconvenient for illegal migrants to go through the north. | ||
| They have to fly there, go through the ocean, around, like Hannibal. | ||
| But this trade war with Justin Trudeau was something that was never going to be victorious for Justin Trudeau because I believe the economy of California is larger than the entire economy of Canada. | ||
| And Canada's always been the Diet Pepsi of countries. | ||
| It's just like, eh. | ||
| It's always been off-brand America. | ||
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Eh. | |
| Meh. | ||
| They got like one or two little cute things about them and they got Niagara Falls and they have the metric system and that's about all they've got. | ||
| Meh. | ||
| It's like riding a bike with a tire that's low. | ||
| It's not flat yet, but in order to justify it, you really gotta pedal. | ||
| It's hard to make a case for how badass Canada is. | ||
| Let's face it, folks. | ||
| They're just like that neighbor that's conveniently benefiting off of... | ||
| You upgrading your house, like the value of their home is going up because the house next door is nice, but they're not really pitching in or doing anything. | ||
| It's just something that we were always supposed to forget. | ||
| But when you've got this Mark Carney coming in, in the midst of this trade war, these tariffs, these battles that are happening between Canada and the United States, it's not just Mark Carney coming in. | ||
| It's the whole entire globalist community. | ||
| It's the World Economic Forum. | ||
| It's G7. It's Bilderberg. | ||
| It's the entire international banking system then being weaponized through Canada. | ||
| Canada now is going to become a proxy of the globalist banking elite, just like Ukraine is a proxy of the CIA and the European Union globalist agenda. | ||
| So now when Trump is negotiating or embattled with Canada in any way, shape or form on any issue, he's not just fighting Canada in the way that he kind of was with Justin Trudeau, who's also a globalist, but just didn't have leverage because he's a giant pussy. | ||
| Now he's got to understand that this guy, Carney, knows everyone and he can make calls. | ||
| Backdoor deals, behind-the-scenes conversations, negotiations to totally weaponize the entire Western world economy and policies and practices against the United States if needed. | ||
| In fact, he's probably a puppet for them and will do their bidding. | ||
| And I know it's only temporary and there's supposed to be elections coming up. | ||
| And Justin Trudeau was weepy-eyed talking about leaving. | ||
| He's obviously humiliated. | ||
| As it's humiliating to just utterly fail to the point where you have to give up and resign. | ||
| Let someone else have a turn there, bud. | ||
| You tried your best. | ||
| You sold out your best. | ||
| Just didn't work out this time, bud, because Elon Musk and Donald Trump. | ||
| But I think that the complicated relationship between Canada and the United States just got more complicated. | ||
| And the only thing we really have going for us, I'm gonna play clip number 41, is the fact that Trump seems to always get what he wants. | ||
| Trump seems to always, in the end, get his way. | ||
| He endures an unfair, disproportionate, astronomical amount of resistance and antagonism, obviously. | ||
| But after all, he did get back in. | ||
| 2020 through 2024 were some dark years for Donald Trump and America. | ||
| But in the end, we are getting what we wanted, mostly. | ||
| So let's watch clip number 41 and unpack some of this on the other side. | ||
| Isn't it amazing, though, that they're almost the same age, and yet Biden is like cryptkeeper, kind of like... | ||
| Less genetic. | ||
| Skeletor. | ||
| Well, or how we treat ourselves. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| Whereas Trump, almost the same age, and I used to say it in my act, like, it was like he puts on the wig. | ||
| And the face paint, and he's like, kiss in 1976. It's like he hasn't changed a day. | ||
| Nothing is different. | ||
| He's got a brand, which was kind of brilliant. | ||
| He's got more energy. | ||
| And energy. | ||
| More go. | ||
| And wants to win at every level. | ||
| Wants to win at every level. | ||
| But he does not present as old. | ||
| You know what I mean? | ||
| No. | ||
| It's fucking insane, Bill. | ||
| Sometimes, you know, I'll talk to him. | ||
| Like, sometimes I'll call him. | ||
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I told him, I said, sir, you don't have to pick up my calls all the time. | |
| Sometimes I've had a few beers. | ||
| Oh, he's not doing anything. | ||
| He's up calling my... | ||
| Trust me. | ||
| And then he'll get me back. | ||
| He'll call me at 5.30 in the morning and be like, hey, you up? | ||
| And I will because neither one of us sleep a lot. | ||
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Really? | |
| You know, his energy level, his fight, his wanting to win. | ||
| No matter what it is, like somebody with those qualities, I want fighting for me. | ||
| I want him in my corner. | ||
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No matter what the fight is, we're fighting for AmeriCorps, I want him in my corner. | |
| I wish I was in that corner. | ||
| I was in a corner with a guy who could fight like him. | ||
| I agree. | ||
| There's nobody better. | ||
| But at like getting what he wants. | ||
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Did you repeat that? | |
| No, nobody at getting what he wants. | ||
| No, you said nobody better. | ||
| Nobody better at getting what he wants. | ||
| I have issues with the means, which is crucial to that point. | ||
| You can't get what you want just by any means. | ||
| Like, we want Greenland. | ||
| We're just going to take it. | ||
| No, it doesn't work that way. | ||
| But let me... | ||
| That's what he says, and that's part of his negotiations. | ||
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That's part of the genius when he goes in and he says like... | |
| Hey, don't do this or I'll blow you fucking up. | ||
| And they're like, well, you're going to do what? | ||
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I'm sorry about all the language folks. | |
| Didn't have time to censor it, but you get the idea. | ||
| That's really our only hope against these globalists is the audacity and work ethic of Trump and the fact that he was screwed over his entire first term and for the following four years as well to the point where he woke up. | ||
| I mean, when he got shot and went down, when he came back up, it was like a baptism. | ||
| Come and be baptized. | ||
| Repent and be baptized for the kingdom of God is near. | ||
| Well, there was a form of baptism there. | ||
| And a repentance, a forced baptism, a baptism by fire and violence, a baptism by blood. | ||
| And he got back up and he said, fight, fight, fight, and America repented, for the golden age of America is here. | ||
| And we don't see him being taken advantage of in the same way that he was in his first administration, or over the course of the last four years, attacked. | ||
| It's not going to be perfect. | ||
| I disagree with him on some issues. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| 100%. | ||
| I disagree with him on believing that Iran's really trying to kill him. | ||
| I think that's totally a false flag operation happening right before our eyes. | ||
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But you have to remember, folks, these Mark Carney's taken over in Canada. | |
| Thank you. | ||
| With the Soros's. | ||
| Taking over all of our media outlets in our entire judicial system. | ||
| With all these NGOs being weaponized to open up our borders so we lose all national sovereignty and culture. | ||
| We're being diluted, watered down. | ||
| Like when the Fed prints money, same thing happens to a culture when there's an illegal invasion of millions of migrants. | ||
| When you have all of our elections totally fraudulent, all of the evidence coming out that Act Blue, Has been laundering support through its real donors to get Democrats elected. | ||
| When you know that the Gavin Newsom's and others have been allowing the flooding of illegal migrants into their countries, not just because they want illegal migrants to vote for Democrats, but because that gives blue states more representatives after the census counts them in Congress. | ||
| So there's a disproportionate level of representation of democratic states in this country because all of the migrants have been given sanctuary there. | ||
| And even though they're not citizens, they're counted in the census, which determines the number of representatives that a state gets. | ||
| And so we've got this economy built on this money that's a lie. | ||
| The only reason the dollar has any value is because we force it to have value with our military operations overseas. | ||
| Forcing our allies and our enemies alike to exchange and trade oil on our currency, creating an artificial demand for an otherwise worthless piece of paper. | ||
| They don't even print anymore. | ||
| Just digital numbers on a screen. | ||
| Our culture's under attack. | ||
| Our economy's under attack. | ||
| Our children are under attack. | ||
| They don't even want you to have children. | ||
| Chuck Schumer came out and admitted that the reason that he was allowing tens of millions of people to come into the United States illegally, he supported it, is because Americans weren't having enough children. | ||
| And so we needed to replace the labor force as people began to retire. | ||
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That's what he said publicly, admitted it. | |
| Literally, replacement migration. | ||
| And instead of doing something about the inflation and the spending to make it more affordable for people to get married younger and have more children, he's decided to allow the invasion of this country. | ||
| Why is that? | ||
| Well, it's because the spending is necessary to perpetuate the grift, the scam. | ||
| But people are finally waking up to it. | ||
| They're finally waking up to how evil these leftists are. | ||
| I'm going to show you a little bit of clip number. | ||
| 112. Let's play a little bit of 112 here and see why people are shifting sides. | ||
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I have never been a Trumper. | |
| I have never voted for the guy. | ||
| But I can tell you the moment that I changed my mind about him. | ||
| And that was in Butler, Pennsylvania. | ||
| And it wasn't just because of what happened there. | ||
| It was because the day before, which was a Friday, the investment group that controls the assets for the Bushes and the Cheneys sold every single bit of their DJT, aka Truth Social, stock. | ||
| They sold everything. | ||
| Every single bit of it. | ||
| And then the following Tuesday, they claimed, oops, that was a clerical error. | ||
| We would like that back, please. | ||
| Coincidentally, the only other time that this investment group has sold off all of a stock? | ||
| Was in the first week of September of 2001, and it was American Airlines stock. | ||
| Hmm. | ||
| Hmm. | ||
| Weird, right? | ||
| So that was the first event that made me say, wait. | ||
| Am I being bamboozled? | ||
| And the answer to that was, yes. | ||
| We are all being bamboozled. | ||
| We are all being bamboozled. | ||
| They wanted to get Trump. | ||
| Because he knows too much. | ||
| And he's unpredictable. | ||
| And they didn't know if he was gonna just keep going along. | ||
| Or if he was gonna make a name for himself by exposing the secrets. | ||
| These secrets, in my opinion, include advanced technology, possibly zero-point energy, where we would not need those oil guys anymore. | ||
| Possibly healing devices where we would not need those pharmaceutical guys anymore who are, by the way, deeply entrenched with the oil guys. | ||
| And if you want to know more about that, just look up the role of ExxonMobil and Monsanto in the Holocaust. | ||
| Look what they created for Germany. | ||
| During the Holocaust. | ||
| Just look it up. | ||
| ExxonMobil and Monsanto, which used to be a company before that, but you'll find it. | ||
| It is open knowledge. | ||
| So start asking the hard questions. | ||
| Start asking Why do I believe what I believe? | ||
| Is it because I heard it on the media? | ||
| Or is it because I heard it from the horse's mouth? | ||
| Do your research. | ||
| That's all I'm saying. | ||
| We have been bamboozled. | ||
| There have been hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars Leaving our country because other countries who shall not be named know our secrets too and are blackmailing us. | ||
| And that is why a lot of people voted for Donald Trump. | ||
| Because they really do think he's going to drain the swamp. | ||
| They really do think he's going to go after that corruption and those criminals and the people who have taken our tax dollars and spent in our ridiculous things and laundered it. | ||
| That's why the establishment didn't want him. | ||
| So, think for yourselves. | ||
| Don't believe everything you hear on the news. | ||
| And don't Don't let anybody make you afraid. | ||
| That's their strategy. | ||
| They always try to make us afraid. | ||
| So, as I always say, keep your head on a swivel. | ||
| Love y'all. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, Ian Carroll is in studio with us. | ||
| You've seen him on Infowars quite a bit lately because, frankly, he's been in Austin a lot and he's been a topic of conversation. | ||
| Ian, thank you so much for joining me on Sunday Night Live again. | ||
| It's always a pleasure. | ||
| Oh, dude, right back at you. | ||
| I mean, you were the first one that welcomed me on Infowars the first time I came on virtually, and it's always such a pleasure to talk to you, man. | ||
| It's been a blast having you in town. | ||
| I hope that you decide to move back here permanently. | ||
| Make a strong case for it, that's for sure. | ||
| So I want to let the listeners know that we are going to take calls the next hour. | ||
| I'm going to open up the lines now. | ||
| I want to talk exclusively about Mark Carney. | ||
| Now, I want Canadian callers to call in. | ||
| However, you don't have to be Canadian to call in. | ||
| Anything you can find or dig up or know about Mark Carney, we want to dive in as much as possible. | ||
| Obviously, the news broke today that Mark Carney is going to be replacing Justin Trudeau as the Prime Minister of Canada. | ||
| Some of the details on his Wikipedia page are a little bit alarming, to say the least, in terms of his globalists. | ||
| Background, international banking background. | ||
| And so we're going to take some calls because we're learning about him as you are learning about him. | ||
| Some of you probably know a lot about him already. | ||
| He's not somebody that I was intimately familiar with in any capacity before this news broke. | ||
| They came across the desk while I was on air. | ||
| If I had 30 minutes or an hour before the show started, I could have printed off all these articles and figured out all this stuff. | ||
| I would go back to any articles that feature his name from maybe before 2015, because that seems to be when he was intimately involved in a lot of these organizations, like the Bilderberg Group, WEF. Even the part of the England banking cartel. | ||
| Bank of England. | ||
| Yeah, the Bank of England. | ||
| Kind of fun. | ||
| I came and sat down. | ||
| I was like, so what are we talking about today, Chase? | ||
| And Mark Carney, I have never heard of. | ||
| And that's, I mean, it's impossible to keep track of all these bankers. | ||
| And, you know, hopefully there's some people out there that have a little bit of the delta on where he's coming from, what's going on. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| So call in if you want to talk about Mark Carney, if you know anything about him. | ||
| 877-789-2539. | ||
| Again, that's 877-789-2539. | ||
| 877-789-2539. | ||
| Finally, one more time, 877-789-2539. | ||
| Everything about Justin Trudeau resigning and Mark Carney allegedly, supposedly, taking over. | ||
| Apparently, he got 86% of the vote from his party to replace Justin Trudeau. | ||
| That's another thing that's alarming. | ||
| I know the Democrats like to say that they love democracy so much, but it happens to be the leading cause of tyranny throughout history if you really look at the details. | ||
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| Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Sunday Night Live. | ||
| I am Chase Geiser, your host for the next one hour. | ||
| Joined by the legendary, infamous now, Ian Carroll. | ||
| And we are frantically digging through the details, trying to figure out what the deal is with this Mark Carney thing. | ||
| Ian, as I understand, hasn't been looking at the news today because I know how important it is to take a day or two off every once in a while. | ||
| And he was surprised to see some of the details in this Wikipedia page about Mark Carney. | ||
| What have you found so far, just glancing through it and highlighting? | ||
| Yeah, I mean, one thing that's cool to note at first is that It's kind of cool to be doing this live on air, actually, because even the most esteemed journalists out there... | ||
| Still go through the same exact process as anyone at home would if they wanted to learn something. | ||
| You start with the basics. | ||
| Wikipedia is a very surface-level sourcing, but it's not a bad place to start if you don't know anything. | ||
| If you scroll through that and you start to dig into what are the sources on the claims made there, you can start to drill down and find some keywords and keep your searching going. | ||
| I often start on Wikipedia to get myself going. | ||
| When you look at his overview, you start out with a pretty classic banker's career. | ||
| Remember, we're not hiring him to be a banker. | ||
| We're hiring him to be the leader of Canada, ostensibly. | ||
| So it's an interesting choice, and it's not a surprising one that they choose a banker first off. | ||
| But then when you look through his banking resume, it goes from the typical Oxford University to Goldman Sachs to Bank of Canada, and that's all relatively expected. | ||
| And then the governor of the Bank of England jumps out at you as a distinct departure from that Canadian, kind of North American trend. | ||
| And the moment I see the governor of the Bank of England, I start to have questions. | ||
| You mentioned earlier several of these globalist organizations, the WEF and the Bilderberg Group, being a little bit deeper down in this document. | ||
| And G7, too. | ||
| Yeah, and so that starts to get me really thinking about what exactly is going on up in Canada and how is Trump going to deal with this? | ||
| Tell me a little bit about what you know about the Bank of England and the International Bank of Settlements. | ||
| So a lot of... | ||
| A lot of what I know specifically about the Bank of England is based on their sort of founding history, their history through the 1800s, 1900s. | ||
| And the thing about the International Bank of Settlements, there's sort of this trifecta going on. | ||
| And anyone who's read Confessions of an Economic Hitman will be familiar with the system to a certain extent. | ||
| That was written by John Perkins, who is a famous CIA operative that is now basically a whistleblower, on how this financial cartel works on the global scale, where it's been put in place slowly over time and the details are extremely complex. | ||
| Between the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the International Bank of Settlements, those three organizations function in different aspects of a... | ||
| Global financial cartel. | ||
| And what John Perkins describes in his book is how those banking establishments, first they serve to attempt to control foreign nations through offering loans that they'll never be able to repay back. | ||
| And they'll promise things like, we'll develop your freeway systems, we'll develop hydroelectric dams, we'll do all these amazing development projects and modernize your country. | ||
| And this has been done over and over and over, from Mexico to Africa. | ||
| North Korea, we did, under the Clinton administration. | ||
| Exactly. | ||
| And so you get these... | ||
| Many countries hooked on loans that they can't repay with promises of grandeur and modernization. | ||
| And once they're hooked on those loans, then you own them financially. | ||
| But what John Perkins describes is that sometimes countries will resist because they'll understand the financial nature of what they're being offered as being actually quite predatory. | ||
| And for anyone that doesn't take those sort of financial incentives to come under the fold. | ||
| That's when they start to send smear campaigns, slander. | ||
| They start to infiltrate people. | ||
| And if that doesn't work, then they send what John Perkins describes as the jackals, which are assassins, usually CIA or some other intelligence. | ||
| Like Saddam or Gaddafi. | ||
| Exactly. | ||
| John Perkins specifically talks about his work in Central America, but Gaddafi and Saddam are great examples. | ||
| And there are many around the world. | ||
| And that book, I highly recommend it to anyone who has not read it. | ||
| I'm not trying to say that Mark Carney is directly involved in some plot to assassinate foreign leaders. | ||
| That's not what I'm trying to say. | ||
| What I'm saying is that there is a distinct departure from a classic Canadian banker's career path. | ||
| And Oxford stands out to me in that path. | ||
| First off, he graduated from Harvard in 1988, I see, with a bachelor's degree and high honors. | ||
| And this is a frequent pattern you see amongst these globalist sort of golden boys, is that they'll get an Ivy League education in the States, and then if they're bound for this globalist track, they'll often go over to a Princeton or an Oxford or one of these other... | ||
| And the Crown is heavily invested. | ||
| For a number of reasons, as I understand it in Canada. | ||
| I'm told, I don't know if this is true or not, Ian, but I'm told that the Crown still owns a substantial portion of land in Canada as well, though I haven't looked into it because it hasn't been relevant enough for me to look into as of yet. | ||
| Now it seems to be. | ||
| But it's interesting to me that there was this lateral shift from the Bank of Canada to the Bank of England, given how connected Canada and England are to one another. | ||
| And like I said, we don't know anything about them yet. | ||
| We haven't found anything because we've just been looking for 10 minutes that we can condemn him with. | ||
| But it's very alarming that some of the world's supervillain organizations have selected him as a great candidate for leadership from the WEF to G7 to Bilderberg to these major banks to the International Monetary Fund. | ||
| I mean, it's alarming that he seems like their pony boy. | ||
| Yeah, it's also worth noting that he didn't just wind up at these very prestigious financial institutions with With positions near the top of power. | ||
| But he did it at very critical moments in history. | ||
| So he was the governor of the Bank of Canada from 2008 to 2013. If you're getting put in charge of the Bank of Canada in 2008, your job is to manage the fallout of the 2008 banking crisis. | ||
| And then he winds up as the governor of the Bank of England across the years of Brexit. | ||
| So this guy has clearly been... | ||
| groomed for this role to a certain extent, selected for these positions, and he's done well enough that he has climbed the ranks to now being what appears to be sort of installed by a uniparty perspective into the PM of Canada. | ||
| Klaus Schwab famously said, we have infiltrated the cabinet, as he even cited Justin Trudeau, but that whole entire party, basically the entire political establishment of Canada has been infiltrated by the WEF and other globalist institutions, as far as I can tell, minus the minority opposition leadership and some of the others that we've seen kind of go viral that seem to be begging for Canadian minus the minority opposition leadership and some of the others that we've Begging for Canadian sovereignty again. | ||
| But it's interesting that this is coming out, that they've selected this person. | ||
| And by they, I don't mean the Canadian people. | ||
| I mean they. | ||
| I've selected this person in the context of Trump announcing the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve. | ||
| He simultaneously earlier in his term, this term, signed an executive order, I believe, that made central bank digital currencies illegal, if I am correct. | ||
| And you've had this international monetary fund, these globalist bankers that have really been pushing for CBDC for an extended period of time. | ||
| And they've been touting all the benefits and convenience of it. | ||
| But with blockchain technology, just as it can be weaponized for good, it can also be weaponized for evil and control. | ||
| We've seen how China has done this by only allowing people to spend so much of their own money on resources, whether it's food or other things. | ||
| There's a whole lot of tracking that can be installed in the back door of it as well. | ||
| And so I wonder if this selection is... | ||
| Really part of a greater economic war between globalism and national sovereignty and the dollar and a central bank digital currency, Ian. | ||
| Funny that you mention that because I am currently highlighting a pretty relevant sentence to that. | ||
| There's a couple of things I'm noticing here in his economic policy history. | ||
| And obviously, again, this is just a very cursory, like Wikipedia is cursory. | ||
| But it's a good starting point. | ||
| And here we have a direct reference to his relationship to Donald Trump's policies. | ||
| Speaking just hours after U.S. President Donald Trump posted a tweet blaming Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's policies for creating fears of an economic recession and threatening China with more retaliatory tariffs, Carney urged central banks to collaborate in replacing the U.S. dollar as reserve currency. | ||
| Wow. | ||
| He cautioned against choosing another new hegemonic reserve currency. | ||
| Wow. | ||
| And suggested instead a new synthetic hegemonic currency. | ||
| Whoa, that is a heck of a phrase to choose. | ||
| A synthetic hegemonic currency, or SHC. And you can tell that this guy is... | ||
| A shitcoin. | ||
| Yeah, yeah. | ||
| You can tell this guy is really good with his words because the other thing that I've highlighted at the top of the page here under wealth inequalities is that actually in 2011... | ||
| This is in the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis. | ||
| It says that Carney referred to the Occupy Wall Street protests as entirely constructive, which is not what you would expect from a central banker. | ||
| And it takes a second to think about this. | ||
| This is a central banker that is playing the side of Occupy Wall Street, saying, yeah, these guys are actually, they bring up great points. | ||
| We should bring down pay gaps between CEOs and workers. | ||
| We really are hearing the people of our nations. | ||
| And to me, that screams highly advanced political operative. | ||
| Because clearly, a guy with a resume of banking of this high of a profile, he's not working on behalf of the workers of this world. | ||
| But that rhetoric. | ||
| Is exactly what I would expect to hear from a high-level political operative that is designed to sound like he is working on behalf of workers of this world, right? | ||
| And so it's interesting when you connect that statement to these statements about Donald Trump's policies and how he's urging a movement away from U.S. currencies and towards a global, hegemonic, synthetic, hegemonic. | ||
| Who chooses the word? | ||
| Why would you name a voting machine company Dominion? | ||
| Exactly. | ||
| It's a little disconcerting. | ||
| If anyone's not familiar with this word, hegemonic is from the root word hegemony. | ||
| And hegemony, you should look it up. | ||
| It's not a good thing. | ||
| And I'm very baffled as to who would ever choose to include that term in the actual branding of your currency. | ||
| Really alarming and fascinating. | ||
| That's probably the topic of conversation in the coming weeks. | ||
| I mean, this is a huge story, I think. | ||
| And one of the things I mentioned before you came on, Ian, that I want to throw at you is Trudeau was totally a globalist puppet. | ||
| But nobody took him seriously. | ||
| Not even his own people took him seriously. | ||
| The international community didn't take him seriously. | ||
| The United States didn't take him seriously with his funny socks and his crossed legs and his just effeminate kind of mannerisms. | ||
| Even there's that famous clip of him trying to talk to Xi Jinping and Xi Jinping just kind of writing him off. | ||
| There's example after example of this. | ||
| And so the problem for Canada, for these globalists, wasn't that Justin Trudeau was going against them. | ||
| It was that he had no leverage, right? | ||
| So if Justin Trudeau wants to leverage a globalist or international support for a movement in Canada, they would just be like, get the fuck out of here. | ||
| Whatever, pretty boy. | ||
| But this guy can basically Make Canada a proxy for the globalist agenda in a way that our CIA and the European Union have made Ukraine a proxy for a war on Russia. | ||
| So Canada is not just a weak Justin Trudeau complaining to its big older brother to no avail. | ||
| Now it has become weaponized by the globalists as it appears. | ||
| That is the thing that is starting to concern me when I'm reading this, is that this feels like when you... | ||
| When someone concerning moves into town and then suddenly a CIA agent moves in next to them, that's kind of how this feels, is that Donald Trump is making some moves that maybe the global banking system... | ||
| I mean, let's be clear. | ||
| I actually think that Donald Trump is unfortunately walking us dangerously close to a global hegemonic currency type of situation. | ||
| I'm not exactly excited about Donald Trump's take on digital currencies. | ||
| What do you mean? | ||
| Can you explain that a little bit? | ||
| Donald Trump has been doing a lot of things, and I still need to do a lot more digging to really flesh these ideas out. | ||
| But Donald Trump has a lot of great policies and promises about things like taxes, things like tariffs, things that affect us directly that we can understand. | ||
| But simultaneous to all of that, Donald Trump has a lot of rhetoric that is concerning about digital currencies, about digital surveillance. | ||
| He's making friends with people like Larry Ellison. | ||
| When Larry Ellison came out and gave this famous speech on day two of the Trump administration about synthetic mRNA vaccines, that was extremely concerning to a lot of Americans, a lot of Trump voters for plenty of reasons. | ||
| But aside from the mRNA and the medical side of things, which Larry Ellison has no business being in as far as I'm concerned. | ||
| Larry Ellison is famous for his really despotic statements after 9-11 about how a surveillance state is good for everyone and about how great it will be when we can surveil every American at all times, essentially. | ||
| And pushing and pushing and pushing for Patriot Act stuff. | ||
| Yeah, they called it the Patriot Act because they spied on patriots. | ||
| Bingo. | ||
| And so, Donald Trump... | ||
| As a journalist, it's important for us always to remember that even when we get what we think is our guy, our job as journalists is to hold the powerful to account. | ||
| And Donald Trump has done a lot of things that I do like, but he also has a lot of policies when it comes to the digital world and a lot of these parts of the world that he might not understand as well as younger people, like AI, like robotics, like... | ||
| That's where I worry that Donald Trump, even if he has the best of intentions, which I don't know his intentions, I worry that he could be manipulated by very intelligent technocrats that are younger than him and that have connections, people like Larry Fink, people like Larry Ellison. | ||
| And I worry that Mark Carney fits the bill of another handler type of person moving in next door to the United States, just as we're having all this momentum towards what feels a lot like a revolution. | ||
| It seems like a poll to... | ||
| Reinstate support for central bank digital currencies to me. | ||
| And here's the deal that's alarming about that. | ||
| The problem is the dollar isn't real. | ||
| It's a Ponzi scheme and it's a lie. | ||
| And so there's no way within the system to fix the system. | ||
| You have to transcend the Ponzi scheme in order to rectify it. | ||
| And it's painful to do something like that. | ||
| When it comes out that a Ponzi scheme is a Ponzi scheme, the first thing that happens is it collapses. | ||
| And then there's fallout, and then there's a reset, for lack of a better term. | ||
| I know that word has accrued a lot of negative connotations over the years. | ||
| Now, what I believe is that the political class, the global political class, Ian, has reached a point where it understands that the end of the Ponzi scheme that is the dollar as a fiat currency is near. | ||
| Before, it was indefinite when it would happen. | ||
| So the policy was to kick the can, kick the can, kick the can. | ||
| Now they're like, all right, we're arriving at this place where the collapse is inevitable and the kicking the can thing isn't going to work much longer. | ||
| And so what we have to do is before the collapse happens, we have to set up the policies and the infrastructure for the post-collapse economy. | ||
| And that's why there's this huge push for central bank digital currency and all these policies that were advocated. | ||
| Because if the dollar collapses, people everywhere are going to demand a solution immediately. | ||
| If the globalists have the first solution, if they're the first to market, and they have all the leverage and power and influence, then they can usher in this basically new world order, globalist agenda. | ||
| And so when Trump's coming out and he's trying to fix the dollar, fix the economy, establish sovereignty, and simultaneously shut down the Globalist economy agenda that they had planned for the post-collapse world, then that's when they have to push back. | ||
| Because no matter how good Trump's policies are within the context of a Ponzi scheme, at the end of the day, it's still a Ponzi scheme. | ||
| So how do you get the dollar to not be a fiat currency without major disruption? | ||
| Because if you go to Grok right now, I don't mean to rant, if you go to Grok or ChatGPT and you ask... | ||
| What would happen if the United States paid all of its debt off in one day and passed a balanced budget forever into the future? | ||
| It describes a cacophony, a cornucopia full of economic disaster after economic disaster because the system itself is dependent on debt. | ||
| That's what fractional reserve banking is. | ||
| That's what loaning money on interest is. | ||
| If there's only $100,000 that exists and you loan that $100,000 with 10% interest, there's officially not enough money in the world to pay you back. | ||
| There's more debt than there is. | ||
| Money. | ||
| So anyway, I know that was a rant, but- No, it's a perfect rant because there's no better time than now to talk about the fundamentals of money and to do it in a way that actually matters and is relevant to today because the concept of debt inherently is borrowing from the future, right? | ||
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| And when you start borrowing from the future in year one- You're only one year deep into this bad decision that you could theoretically still unwind. | ||
| But when you've been doing it for 100 years, 200 years, when you've done it through multiple different iterations of a global reserve currency, you start to get into a situation, like you're saying, where an unwind actually is a catastrophe. | ||
| And we are all, as a species together, faced with this question of how do we actually build a better economic future that is not based in crime and Ponzi schemes and debt? | ||
| And the answer is, I don't know if anyone really has an answer to that. | ||
| And that's pretty concerning to me because we clearly have these globalist organizations chomping at the bit to essentially lock us into a digital financial slavery of some sorts. | ||
| And it's really hard to tell the difference between people that are actually megalomaniacal maniacs. | ||
| On the path towards trying to dominate the world versus those that are just trying to explore logical real digital currency concepts because I would hope that, I mean, digital currency is already here and it's coming even more, whether we like it or not. | ||
| The question is, will it become an open market system where people, citizens, are free to choose the currencies they want to use, where they can have some of their money in Bitcoin, they can have some of their money in shitcoins, they can have some of their money in central bank digital currencies, whatever it is that people choose. | ||
| An economy of choice, I think, is inherently one of the best versions. | ||
| It's the best version that I understand today. | ||
| And I'm always trying to learn more. | ||
| And I think that the worst possible scenario is an economy without choice, where we are forced to use a centralized system where either it's one digital currency, that would be the worst, or, I mean, potentially the same exact thing is where you have an ecosystem of digital currencies that are actually really just different name brands for the exact same concept. | ||
| And that is what I'm starting to see in here. | ||
| I actually highlighted... | ||
| This quote where, well, it's not a quote of him, it's a quote from Wikipedia, where they're talking about how Carney urged central banks to collaborate in replacing the U.S. dollar as reserve currency. | ||
| He cautioned against choosing another hegemonic reserve currency like the Renminbi. | ||
| I'm exposing that I don't have enough global financial literacy, nearly enough. | ||
| But he suggested instead this new synthetic hegemonic currency such as Libra. | ||
| And Libra was the shit coin that... | ||
| Javier Millet tweeted out to his entire country once, just a couple weeks ago, and then it rug pulled, and then he deleted the tweet and pretended that it didn't happen, and then later that same day, he did it again, and it rug pulled again. | ||
| Wow. | ||
| So I have some serious concerns. | ||
| So one thing that's very important when you're looking on Wikipedia is you cannot trust it as gospel. | ||
| And when you see something that is that concerning, like the concept of a new synthetic hegemonic currency tied to the idea of Libra coin, there's a citation for that. | ||
| There's actually three citations for that. | ||
| And so when I get home, I'm clicking on 95, 96, and 97 on this Wikipedia article in order to dig into the sources that are making these claims so that I can better understand the context of what this means. | ||
| Because it could be a bit of a nothing burger. | ||
| Or it could be the whole enchilada. | ||
| And it's really important for us to start to understand that as quickly as possible. | ||
| Because it sounds like this guy's about to be our neighbor. | ||
| Well, one of the things that has been so powerful about having the dollar as the global reserve currency is it's given our government superpower status over the economy of the world ever since the 1950s. | ||
| And it's one of the reasons why the Russias and the Irans and the Chinas hate us so much. | ||
| Because when we have a disagreement with Iran, what we do is we freeze all the dollars that they have. | ||
| Since they have to trade oil and dollars, they have to have dollars in banks. | ||
| And if a dollar is in banks, that means that the U.S. can freeze it. | ||
| And we control through our sanctions and our economic policy the behaviors of these countries and what they do. | ||
| And the problem is, with a central bank digital currency, yes, digital currencies are built on a blockchain. | ||
| And blockchain technology is famous, and it's honestly famous, truly famous, for its decentralized features. | ||
| You can track everything. | ||
| There's a lack of fraud that can be conducted. | ||
| I mean, it's incredibly secure. | ||
| It's amazing. | ||
| It's like a self-sustaining, almost invisible arm like Adam Smith, Wolf of Nations thing. | ||
| But on the other hand, the decentralized aspect of blockchain technology is antithetical to the name central bank digital currency. | ||
| How can it be central and decentralized at the same time? | ||
| So what's happening is you have this globalist push To take away the power of the United States having centralized control over the world's economy with the dollars, the global reserve currency, they're advocating for a decentralized currency, but operated and controlled by a central bank that's globalist. | ||
| So what we have here is the globalist community trying to control the world's economy by committee at the expense of the American people. | ||
| And in order to justify it, there has to be a total collapse of our dollar. | ||
| So it seems to me an international conspiracy to just wreck the dollar anywhere, any way possible in order to justify ushering in this entire new economic system, which is literally centralized in the name, though it espouses its decentralized technologies. | ||
| You bring up the most important point for every person around the world to understand about digital currencies today. | ||
| And that's the difference between just the concept of blockchain and the concept of- Decentralized blockchains, right? | ||
| And what we're witnessing here, what you're talking about is hijacking the blockchain part. | ||
| And pretending like you're bringing the decentralized part with it. | ||
| But those are not the same thing and they do not have to operate together. | ||
| Blockchain is simply the technology, the chaining technology, that makes it so that the transactions are immutable and traceable forever. | ||
| And that is actually the most dystopian part, is that is the part that makes everything trackable, everything traceable, and everything visible to everybody. | ||
| And so that is where digital surveillance comes in. | ||
| Decentralization is not inherently part of the blockchain technology. | ||
| Decentralization is when everyone all around the world is a part of hosting it, a part of creating it, a part of utilizing it. | ||
| That's not necessarily coming along for the ride. | ||
| And it really feels like they're trying to do the bait and switch, where they make it sound like they're ushering in this great new crypto era of decentralized currencies. | ||
| But what they're really doing is they're leaving the decentralized behind, and they're trying to bring us into a centralized blockchain world, which is the ultimate technocratic nightmare. | ||
| And I hope, I pray, that we have enough crypto people in this world by now that are educated enough, that have built enough decentralized blockchain technologies that are robust and function. | ||
| That they can become that resistance against having only centralized options in the future. | ||
| And I think the most frightening future possible proclamation from bankers, from government, from politicians would be for them to start talking about outlawing these decentralized cryptocurrencies, these meme coins. | ||
| Because as much as meme coins are ridiculous and generally fraudulent, it is an important reminder that that freedom to do all those things, part of that... | ||
| That freedom is what protects our ability to have decentralized cryptocurrencies. | ||
| Well, and all this comes in the context of the fact that China has been mining its own gold for years and years and inaccurately reporting the amount of gold that it has mined. | ||
| Nobody really knows how much gold China has had. | ||
| While it's mining its own gold, it's importing record numbers of gold. | ||
| This is all happening at the same time that President Trump and Elon Musk are... | ||
| All of a sudden just decided they wanted to go to Fort Knox to see if we have any gold. | ||
| And all in the context of this Russia-Ukraine war escalation and Russia really catalyzing bricks as an alternative to the dollar. | ||
| And then this escalation now suddenly this week with we're about ready to go to war with Iran, which is clearly only over the dollar if you really look at the base of it. | ||
| Because we have to ensure that oil is traded in dollars in the Middle East in order to protect the dollars of the global reserve. | ||
| Because it creates artificial demand for a currency that's otherwise worthless. | ||
| And so we've got World War III about ready to bust out in Iran. | ||
| And we have the global community literally fighting not alongside the United States but against the United States to establish dominance in a post-collapse world. | ||
| So what we have to do is we have to stop the collapse from happening or postpone it long enough enough for us to kind of like an Indiana Jones When he puts the sandbag on over the statues He takes it to try to trick the system like we have to figure out a way to slide in a new system When we take out the old one without the entire temple just collapsing on Indiana Jones I mean in the beautiful part of what you're saying is that I I believe this is my perspective That in some ways we actually are are already prepared | ||
| And in some ways we already have the systems we would need in order to withstand this globalist sort of a takeover. | ||
| Really, the best example of that is Bitcoin. | ||
| And the Bitcoin network is time-tested and proven to be a decentralized blockchain technology. | ||
| And it does not fulfill all of our needs, but it certainly is the gold standard model for what those needs represent and how you think about them. | ||
| And the tragic irony of it all is that what's stopping us from having a decentralized option in this technocratic future is not that it hasn't been invented. | ||
| It's that not enough people might know about it and how to use it and how to access it. | ||
| Because the only thing stopping regular people from utilizing decentralized blockchain technologies today is just understanding them. | ||
| Sure. | ||
| And the unfortunate truth is that when you're offered two options, one of which is complex and requires you to understand your keys and understand all the security needs of how a thing like Bitcoin works, understanding the way it works, how to access it, how to trade it, how to use it. | ||
| That is not super easy. | ||
| And if you're given the option between that and, oh, here's an app on your phone that looks exactly like your banking app and it uses these simple coins. | ||
| You just press the button and it's just so easy. | ||
| That is the danger, is that the easy version will be the central bank digital currency that will be... | ||
| They'll get the visas and the MasterCards and all the major banks to agree to a lot. | ||
| Look, you might be using your credit card just like you were before, but all that infrastructure is in place at these major banking institutions, so it would be this new currency behind it on the other end. | ||
| And they can very quickly tie that to digital IDs because you need your digital ID in order to have a bank account, in order to have these services. | ||
| And we are very quickly worried about walking into the exact traps that so many people have been warning us all about for so long. | ||
| Folks, we're coming up on a break in one minute and 13 seconds. | ||
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| So we're not going to be able to take calls tonight, but we will try to have the phone lines up in time for the broadcast tomorrow. | ||
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| I am Chase Geiser, joined by the esteemed and infamous Ian Carroll. | ||
| Breaking the news and diving in live on air to all the details surrounding the new mysterious and potentially insidious Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney. | ||
| So we've been breaking down Bitcoin, whether it's good, whether it's bad, blockchain technology, whether it's good, whether it's bad, and the answer is obviously complicated. | ||
| But it seems that we're faced now with not just a Prime Minister of... | ||
| Canada, but Canada now being weaponized by the globalists as a proxy for their economic agenda, wouldn't you say? | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. | ||
| I mean, he's a liberal. | ||
| He's clearly against the conservative movement that's happening right now that's trying to balance out the last liberal madness of the last 8 to 12 years. | ||
| And his banking resume is no accident. | ||
| We've been noting how he appears to be not a banker of the variety that is inept and incompetent, but rather extremely competent and dangerous. | ||
| I was noting during the break with Chase that he is noted as a rather fast marathon runner, which indicates discipline and poise. | ||
| I've been searching the internet for articles about him, and it's worth noting that at a time like this... | ||
| They're five steps ahead of you on PR. And when you start searching for Mark Carney, for example, one of the things that I often look for when I'm just trying to find someone's, you know. | ||
| Find dirt. | ||
| I just start adding keywords that might be juicy, like Mark Carney's scandal, for example. | ||
| Right. | ||
| And you can tell when you do those searches right now that a lot of those searches are being sort of redirected into a smoothed-out algorithm that is mostly positive, campaign-driven articles. | ||
| I did find one by going through a Reddit post where people were talking about him and then going to an article that Reddit post was referencing in thetelegraph.co.uk. | ||
| And in all of these articles, they're referencing him as a technocrat. | ||
| Which is only confirming what we're seeing here. | ||
| Technocrat meaning that he is very much in line with the sort of technological future, somewhat controlling and dystopic perception of how the world should be. | ||
| And there's, I'm not finding any breaking like crazy scandals, which I wouldn't expect to find yet. | ||
| But there are, I mean, the scandal that is being talked about here in this article is when he left the Bank of England and went to Brookfield Asset Management, going into the private field. | ||
| He was moving one of their head offices, I'm not exactly sure on the specifics of the office, Big Tower, they're moving it to New York out of Canada. | ||
| And it's becoming a scandal of like, why are you leaving Canada to go to New York with your financial company? | ||
| That's very anti-Canadian of you. | ||
| And it's unclear exactly who's at fault and what went on. | ||
| But if that's true, that does seem to indicate the same sort of globalist perspective that it's not about Canada, but rather it's about the global banking cartels. | ||
| And it's about this accrual of money into the accounts of these very wealthy oligarchs, which is exactly what we're concerned about. | ||
| So it's interesting to see that in the overview when you scan a Wikipedia page and then to start digging into other sources from other links from other searches. | ||
| And you start to find corroborating evidence that's confirming some of the things that we were just talking about in the last segment. | ||
| Yeah, and obviously the conversation of blackmail has been happening a lot lately because everybody's disappointed about the Epstein files and it's become a major story again. | ||
| And the This is sort of the other side of the same coin of globalist control. | ||
| There's one aspect where they get dirt on everyone, and if there is no dirt on someone, they put them in a situation or a circumstance which creates the dirt. | ||
| And there's the other side, which is like the movie Departed, where you create a Manchurian candidate, where someone is literally bred to be clean as a whistle. | ||
| I mean, this is somebody who's Harvard and then Oxford. | ||
| He's Bank of Canada, then Bank of England. | ||
| And then he's in the international banks. | ||
| Running marathons. | ||
| I mean, he's just like Matt Damon's character from The Departed, where he was set up at a young age to go through. | ||
| He was probably seen kind of as a prodigy. | ||
| If you're graduating from Harvard with honors, you're no dummy. | ||
| And I think what we have here is, for the first time in a long time, an incredibly competent supervillain. | ||
| We have a Darth Vader type person here. | ||
| And it's worth noting, too, this is coming from one of these articles I was just looking at, that they note that his absence from the political sphere... | ||
| For most of his career, but certainly through the Trudeau years, is playing a huge bonus to him because he's not sullied by the botched reputation that Trudeau is leaving behind, though he leads the same party and the same ideals in a lot of ways, just in a much more competent and subversive way. | ||
| And all of those things, those all ring exactly true of how these sort of like Manchurian candidate type of candidates come along is just this golden boy from a perfect resume with no blemishes on it. | ||
| But it's a little impersonal. | ||
| We're not really getting anything aside from that golden boy narrative. | ||
| And maybe he is truly a golden boy and he really is this smart and a smart person like him really does come to be an evil supervillain. | ||
| But it makes me concerned that maybe there's something that we're not seeing or maybe there's something that's being covered up by all these great articles that are being written about him. | ||
| It does not feel like an accident that this is coming somewhat out of nowhere with a very short lead time. | ||
| That sets off all kinds of alarm bells in my mind. | ||
| I absolutely agree. | ||
| And one of the things that's interesting, if you look at history, and it's obvious, but it's nuanced at the same time, is what types of leaders are selected at what times. | ||
| So Winston Churchill is a good example of this. | ||
| He's somebody that was selected during World War II to lead England specifically during that global war time. | ||
| And then after World War II, he was kind of fired immediately. | ||
| He was great during World War II for England, right? | ||
| But then after, not so much. | ||
| And then you have the Ulysses S. Grants, who were Civil War heroes, and the Civil War's over, and they're one of the worst presidents ever. | ||
| And it's just interesting to me that the person being selected with 86% support from the party, allegedly, to be the Prime Minister of Canada, is known specifically for globalist banking policy. | ||
| And you don't select someone like that when everything is economically stable and predictable and just coasting along. | ||
| You select somebody like that when you're anticipating that to be the major issue. | ||
| If Canada was at war right now, they would select a different person with war experience or military experience or whatever. | ||
| But they're selecting this person in anticipation of what's next. | ||
| This is foreshadowing for what is to come, and it just seems shocking to me that this person has been selected by Canada in the midst of this trade war and all the questions about the nature of economics itself. | ||
| I mean, you're hitting on such a great point, which is why InfoWars is tomorrow's news today, because... | ||
| When you start to recognize these patterns, you can start to see a little bit ahead at what's to come. | ||
| And I've been early but not wrong, beating the drum a little bit for the last year, that if you look at the S&P 500 and the markets in general right now, we have been at the top of one of the most insane bubbles of just fraudulent value, mostly driven by AI mania and fake NVIDIA value for... | ||
| Several years now, and I mistakenly thought that it couldn't possibly bubble up any higher, and yet still for the last year it has just been stuttering along with dramatic drops and dramatic rises back up that are completely nonsensical from an economic standpoint, other than that it is being propped up is the way it feels. | ||
| And I'm no economist, but it feels very inorganic the way the markets have been stuttering along with all of this just... | ||
| Collateral, just sloshing back and forth. | ||
| There's crazy trouble with the yen over in Japan, which is surprisingly important to the global financial system. | ||
| There's crazy trouble here in our economy, in America, and that's reverberating all around the world. | ||
| And that is the exact kind of scenario that you would expect the bankers to sort of limp along on and hold and prop up just long enough for them to get their people in place to allow the bottom to fall out and allow the economy to fall right into their hands into, oh, look at this great solution. | ||
| We're ready for this, and we're going to save the world with this central bank digital currency solution. | ||
| So you're absolutely right. | ||
| There's a big picture here which is shocking and alarming. | ||
| A lot of people don't know this, but in the last five years, I'm sure you've heard this before, Ian, maybe not. | ||
| In the last five years, 40% of all dollars ever printed were printed. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| And what happens during a pandemic when you do that, when you increase the amount of currency by that much, all the banks get the currency. | ||
| But there was a major lockdown happening, so there was nowhere to put the money. | ||
| And you never just leave the money sitting in an account because of inflation. | ||
| It loses value. | ||
| So these major banks, when they got all of this money that was printed, what they did was they put a lot of it in the S&P 500. So that causes, there's massive inflation causing the stock market to go up, even though the actual economy is just crap. | ||
| They don't wanna sell it all at once because the selling of all that at once from these major banks creates slippage and causes the collapse. | ||
| But now they have control over when it can collapse because they could all just get together and decide to sell all at once. | ||
| And so that's where my concern is with this. | ||
| In conjunction with USAID and the government allegedly cutting a bunch of spending, that's gonna harm the S&P 500, which should be harmed because it's fraudulent. | ||
| And that's the nature of the Ponzi scheme. | ||
| Everything looks great. | ||
| It looks record high. | ||
| Everything's fine until all of a sudden it isn't. | ||
| It's like going bankrupt or getting a divorce or the end of the world. | ||
| It happens slowly and then all at once. | ||
| And so now we're in a position where the dollar is fake. | ||
| There's escalating conflict all over the world, whether it's in Israel with Iran or Ukraine in Russia or China in Taiwan. | ||
| There's bricks happening and you have very few banking elite. | ||
| With the power to totally collapse the economy by just agreeing to sell all at once, all at the same time. | ||
| And now they're battling to ensure the post collapse infrastructure is in place. | ||
| When the economy tanks, they're gonna blame the tanking not on their corruption and their manipulation and conspiracy and coercion. | ||
| They're gonna blame the tanking on populism, usher in a globalist currency as a solution, and then use that to justify electing some sort of globalist in the United States in 2028 or globalist in our Congress in 2026. That is a strikingly prescient-sounding statement, blaming it on populism. | ||
| I've not thought of this before, and you just put it so well. | ||
| I really want to come back to the phrase, all wars are bankers' wars, and remind us that for at least 100 years now, bankers have been on both sides of all of our conflicts, funding both sides, pulling the bottom out of each side whenever they wanted to or needed to, and it is not an accident. | ||
| They often create the economic situation that will allow for what they need to happen next, such as the Treaty of Versailles absolutely obliterating the German economy so they could come in and buy everything up for pennies once the Weimar Republic collapsed. | ||
| And then they could industrialize Germany with their own money and take it over and build back this whole other version of what's going on there. | ||
| They did it again after World War II. | ||
| They've done it in foreign nations time and time again. | ||
| And I can't help but worry that we might be looking at a similar cycle all over again where the economy is ready for a giant bubble to burst and they're beating the drums of global war. | ||
| And I could not think of any more dystopian future than getting all of these things all at once while they're putting highly competent, sketchy people into positions of power ready to get it going. | ||
| And the crazy thing is, it's not like they're preparing for a bubble to pop and they can't control when it pops. | ||
| They just know it's going to happen. | ||
| Now they've gotten to a point where they can actually prick the bubble if they decide to sell it once. | ||
| I'm interested in the reciprocal relationship between global power, global money, and global war. | ||
| I often say you can't have world government without world war. | ||
| So if you look at what happened, we established this Federal Reserve. | ||
| Within a handful of years, we're in World War I. After World War I, we have the League of Nations. | ||
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| Which was a step toward globalism. | ||
| It's a League of Nations. | ||
| That's literally globalist. | ||
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| Then that didn't work out quite right because it just wasn't enough. | ||
| You've got World War II. After World War II, you have the United Nations, which is a more robust version. | ||
| And then they added NATO on top of that with a fake Cold War that they catalyzed and provoked. | ||
| And so I think they understand and believe that the final step in this three-act play to secure total Control of world politics, economically, militaristically, what have you. | ||
| It's just one more world war. | ||
| Almost there. | ||
| We got a third of the way there with the first one. | ||
| We got two-thirds of the way there with the second one. | ||
| And we need that third one for the final blow. | ||
| And then we can have this neo-surfdom in place where everybody's subjugated regardless of whether they even know it or not. | ||
| Oh, boy. | ||
| I didn't know I was coming in for black pills tonight. | ||
| But you're right. | ||
| And let's be clear. | ||
| It's not a black pill. | ||
| pill. | ||
| It's just a reminder that the fight is never over, and it never will be over. | ||
| The fight of good and evil in this world is a part of humanity itself. | ||
| It's a part of us as people, and the nature of a world of power, I've been thinking about this a lot, like just in my life lately, that we all... | ||
| Have these same human flaws, these same human traits, and we're all fighting the same human battles. | ||
| But most of us are dealing with it on the scale of, I have $30,000, $50,000, $100,000 worth of leverage in my life in terms of what I own, what I control, what my job is. | ||
| And when you're throwing around that kind of weight, you don't really realize the way that people throwing around $100 million worth of leverage, power, and influence, that kind of stuff, it's like... | ||
| Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely and when we're talking about a system full of corrupt corruptible humans playing these complex games in this globalized world Even if they went in there with the best intentions, even if they started at Harvard as a great young man that had idealistic visions for the future, it's so easy for those people to walk their way down to these dystopian futures. | ||
| And so it's not that it's a fight for us to win this one. | ||
| It's that it's always a fight for us to always be vigilant, to always be calling for a better world tomorrow, and to always be keeping watch on these people that are amassing these insane amounts of power because humans will always be vulnerable to... | ||
| The classic trappings of humanity. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| Well, I couldn't help, but as you were speaking, think about the story of the Titanic. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| One of my favorite things to study. | ||
| It's one of those things, I don't know why I'm obsessed with it, but I always go back to it. | ||
| I've gone down so many rabbit holes on the Titanic. | ||
| Not even the conspiracy stuff, just how many people died. | ||
| What was it like the last two and a half hours? | ||
| All the kind of vanilla aspects of it have been fascinating to me. | ||
| And there was this moment after the Titanic hit. | ||
| The iceberg where it was ordered that all of the watertight doors be shut. | ||
| And up to a number of them, if the penetration in the hull was before a number of them, the watertight doors would have been enough to keep the ship afloat. | ||
| But the penetration was too long across the ship that even after they closed the watertight doors, it was inevitable that it would sink. | ||
| It could delay it, but it was inevitable. | ||
| So the question about America now. | ||
| We've hit this iceberg with the economy. | ||
| We're closing the watertight doors with the Trump administration, but we don't know yet whether or not the watertight doors are enough to keep the ship from sinking. | ||
| And so you've got this frantic work happening, trying to pump water out. | ||
| You've got the doors closed, and you're sending people down through Doge to take a look to see how bad the damage is. | ||
| And we're just praying that whenever that person or entity or organization comes back up to report to the captain, the president, he says, it was enough, we're good. | ||
| And I mean, you actually, you have just linked metaphors beautifully with one that Elon Musk has been using in reference to Pan Bondi, Kash Patel, and all these different, like, RFK, all these picks, where they have inherited a ship with a mutinied crew, with a crew that has been corrupted by all that has come before. | ||
| And so it's not just that... | ||
| Did we close the watertight doors in time? | ||
| It's that did we actually root out the corruption within our own crew on our own ship? | ||
| That we don't have bad actors inside of our ship opening up doors, blowing holes in things, and trying to sabotage this effort on the way down. | ||
| Because you better believe that people this powerful that have been building candidates like this and installing regimes all around the world for hundreds of years and more, you better believe that this coalition of people... | ||
| Have people on the inside of our government and are doing everything they can to sabotage this American populism that you keep referring to. | ||
| I thought it was very interesting to see reports that Kash Patel has a direct line to President Trump now. | ||
| Traditionally, the FBI director reports to the Attorney General and the Attorney General to the President. | ||
| So that's been coming out too. | ||
| And so I think that they're aware of the subversion and just the rot that's going on. | ||
| But I want to show clip number 53, Derek. | ||
| This is Musk talking about Pelosi because you mentioned Musk. | ||
| Some of the things that he's been saying lately. | ||
| And I want to show this clip and listen to it and then unpack it on the other side. | ||
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| So our children, our children, our children, children. | ||
| How long is it? | ||
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| I think this might be the wrong clip, actually. | ||
| This is her just constantly talking about their children. | ||
| I must have numbered it incorrectly. | ||
| There he is. | ||
| I mean, the reason I'm putting so much effort into this is that I think it is a very dire situation. | ||
| It's not a, you know, it's unoptional, basically. | ||
| So, yeah, America's going bankrupt, so that just can't happen. | ||
| It's just... | ||
| And he goes on to talk about how it's more than just insider trading that's the problem. | ||
| There's a bunch of corruption. | ||
| But what they did was they decided to Let the Titanic, that is America, go through iceberg-infested water at full speed at night. | ||
| And they just did it because of their own ambition and corruption. | ||
| And now we don't even know if we can save the ship. | ||
| It's true. | ||
| And it's a little scary. | ||
| And I think the biggest part of the fear for a lot of Americans right now, especially Americans that are informed and engaged and involved, is that we don't know. | ||
| Who to trust or what to trust? | ||
| We don't necessarily know what information is true or real anymore. | ||
| That's the nature of this sort of fifth-generation warfare, the info-war environment that we live in now. | ||
| And it makes it so hard to know which ideas to fall. | ||
| I've been embroiled in this ever since that Joe Rogan episode. | ||
| I've been embroiled in people accusing me of things and people fighting each other. | ||
| And it becomes this whole distraction where we spend so much time fighting each other over what to believe that we don't even spend our time looking up at the powerful people making all these moves. | ||
| Putting these people in place. | ||
| And it feels a little dire as we have not only this banking collapse imminent, not only global war imminent, but also the emergence of AI, the emergence of robotics, the emergence of technologies that we don't even begin to understand. | ||
| We really are at the precipice of a transformative time in human history. | ||
| And I think that in some ways it is very easy to and important to pay attention just to the negatives and just to how evil this could be and how scary it all is. | ||
| But I think that Underneath it all, it's so important to remember that we have so much power inside of our own bodies and souls through optimism, through working for ourselves, through building economies in our local communities, through making friendships, through becoming better people. | ||
| There is a path forwards, and I think that it's often easy to focus just on the really... | ||
| Bad, bad, scary outcomes. | ||
| But we also cannot predict what possible amazing outcomes might come out of some of these technologies, some of these crises, some of these revolutions, these populism movements. | ||
| So it can be very scary. | ||
| It can be terrifying to be on the brink of so much change that we don't understand. | ||
| But it's important to remember that... | ||
| That we are that change. | ||
| We are the people of this nation. | ||
| We are the nation. | ||
| And if we don't stand for what we want tomorrow to be, if we instead stand in fear and we stand in bickering and fighting and rage and all these negative emotions, then we actually in some ways play a part in ushering in. | ||
| 100%. | ||
| And I'm not saying all this to be blackpilled. | ||
| I just understand that people need to be aware of the conspiracy that's taking place so they don't fall for the solution. | ||
| That could be the last stage of subjugating humanity. | ||
| I'm 100% a believer that when you give up hope, it guarantees a hopeless outcome. | ||
| 100%. | ||
| If you think everything's going to be bad, you're participating and guaranteeing it. | ||
| So I don't know if everything's going to be bad or good, but I know that if I give up hope, I'm guaranteeing the bad outcome. | ||
| So why don't I just bet my chips on everything's going to be okay, but at the same time, not be naive, be prudent, prescient, and vocal, because look, folks. | ||
| They're going to try to collapse the world economy so they can blame it on populism because populism is the antithesis of globalism. | ||
| Globalism and national sovereignty are incompatible, and ultimately the opposite of globalism is individualism. | ||
| So if globalism wins, there is no individualism. | ||
| There's only identity politics. | ||
| There's only collectivism. | ||
| And without individualism, you cannot reach self-actualization because you don't have the freedom to do what it takes to become the best version of yourself. | ||
| And without the possibility of self-actualization, then you've basically lost the whole point of living. | ||
| And it's important, like, there's no more important thing for us to hold on to, a guiding light. | ||
| In this quest to retain our individuality, our humanity, then freedom of speech. | ||
| Would you agree? | ||
| Yes, 100%. | ||
| Freedom of speech is the bedrock upon which all- Sovereignty is based. | ||
| And freedom of speech is going through a revolution right now. | ||
| As the internet has connected us more than ever before, over years we're experiencing this connectivity that is merging us all together and allowing us to communicate and uncover things that were never even thought to be possible before. | ||
| And it is so critical to maintain freedom of speech as the bedrock upon which we can fight for our freedom, no matter what they throw at us, no matter who they bring in, no matter what they do to the economy or the globe or the wars, whatever. | ||
| As long as we fight to keep freedom of speech pure and uncorrupted in America first and around the world as much as possible, that is how we will save the world. | ||
| That is how we will save ourselves. | ||
| And that is how we will ensure that our children inherit a world where they are free to be who they want to be, to think what they want to think, and to become whatever they're bound to become as their God-given right. | ||
| 100%. | ||
| And overhead cam on this, please. | ||
| I've often said that everybody has three lives. | ||
| First, they try to silence you. | ||
| If that doesn't work, they try to imprison you. | ||
| If that doesn't work, they try to kill you, right? | ||
| And so they've tried all three with Trump and others. | ||
| And there's another aspect of this, too, where globalism is attacking three shields. | ||
| There's freedom of speech. | ||
| Once that's gone, you still have freedom of behavior and freedom of thought. | ||
| So then they go after behavior. | ||
| Once you lose freedom of speech and freedom of behavior, then they attack freedom of thought. | ||
| And once they eradicate your ability to think for yourself, then they own you. | ||
| So globalism's objective is actually to own you. | ||
| They say that you will own nothing and be happy, but if you're gonna rent everything, that means someone owns it, because who are you renting from? | ||
| So they want to own everything, including you, and have your life be something that you lease from them. | ||
| That is the insanity of this globalism. | ||
| We have the right people in place, the Ian Carrolls, others, you, the listeners, the media, to fight back against them. | ||
| We've got Trump, we've got Elon Musk. | ||
| There's a lot of superheroes in this story between good and evil. | ||
| But it's going to be impossible without freedom of speech, without freedom of behavior and freedom of thought. | ||
| And that's something that InfoWars has fought for so incessantly for decades now. | ||
| Alex Jones has fought for without selling out so incessantly for decades now. | ||
| And the only reason, the only way it's been possible is because of your support at TheAlexJonesStore.com. | ||
| And if you're like me, and your vote just isn't enough, but you also want a voice, but you feel like you don't know what to do or how you can activate the war against evil. | ||
| Best way to do it, then, is just to go to theallyshonesstore.com and know that you are funding the Infowar and fighting for humanity. | ||
| Follow Ian Carroll at iancarrollshow on X and stay tuned for more. | ||
| Thank you, Chase. | ||
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