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| This is a protest. | |
| And this is a riot. | |
| If you can't tell the difference, then you are part of the problem. | |
| Infowars.com We've got a special guest, and he's a very dangerous man. | |
| This is someone that you speak to on a... | |
| Weekly basis, maybe? | |
| Yeah, we're good friends. | |
| So go ahead and introduce our guest. | |
| Well, the reason why I say he's a dangerous man, and I personally don't think he's dangerous, but the federal government certainly does. | |
| And that's because of his ability to unite people of all color. | |
| And we've even got proof from his official FBI profile that says he's dangerous for that reason. | |
| And of course, I'm talking about Larry Pinckney, and he is a member of the original... | |
| Black Panther Party. | |
| Also a victim of COINTELPRO, a political prisoner for 10 plus years. | |
| And he joins us now from the land of Mordor. | |
| And Marcos, I'll read that in a second, but first let's get Larry on. | |
| Larry, welcome to the Infowars Money Bomb. | |
| It's good to have you. | |
| Brother, this is fantastic. | |
| And I want to also extend my kudos to Brother Joe, sitting there with you. | |
| But what can I say? | |
| That's rock and roll. | |
| That's it. | |
| I'm ready to rock and roll, too. | |
| But before we get started, I want to read the FBI profile they have on you. | |
| We obtained this from the Freedom of Information Act. | |
| This is what it says about our guest, Larry Pinckney. | |
| Pinckney is potentially dangerous due to his demonstrated ability to unify black and white. | |
| His associates are Negro, white, and Chinese. | |
| Special attention is being given to neutralizing him, COINTELPRO. The areas of sex and drugs appear to be the most effective ones to utilize. | |
| His habits in this area are unknown, but are being monitored with this objective. | |
| Wow. | |
| So that shows you are a very dangerous man. | |
| Now, this was back during the Civil Rights Movement, but Larry... | |
| The more things change, the more they stay the same. | |
| That's right. | |
| That's absolutely correct. | |
| And what we really need to understand is, well, I like it. | |
| You summed it up, Darren. | |
| You know, my brother, you said it. | |
| The more things change, the more they stay the same if we allow them to be that way. | |
| And the reality is, COINTELPRO never died. | |
| The counterintelligence program never died. | |
| It still goes on. | |
| Whether it's under NDAA, the Patriot Act, whatever you want, whatever name someone wants to put on it, the reality is that, in fact, in this 21st century, in the year 2015, it is far worse, I repeat, far worse than ever before. | |
| I'm not saying this to make anybody paranoid. | |
| No, this is not about being paranoid. | |
| Just be aware. | |
| You know, stop going for the ghost. | |
| Let's understand that this is not a government of by and for the people. | |
| This is a government of by and for the global elite and the corporations. | |
| That's right. | |
| All right? | |
| So I just had to inject that. | |
| Well, that's right. | |
| The government does not want to unite us. | |
| They want to divide us. | |
| Well, you can see that with this whole Black Lives Matter thing. | |
| All it's done is divided the people here in America. | |
| When I speak to a lot of my friends, we would sit there and go, I didn't even know there was racism between you and I. Now I have to specify my black friend or my white friend. | |
| It used to just be, hey, my buddy Apollo. | |
| Apollo's one of my great friends that I grew up with. | |
| We DJ together in clubs, and now we have to specify stuff. | |
| And then if you bring up the white, the black, then you're racist. | |
| So there's really this huge division, and the Obama administration's definitely been behind that. | |
| They haven't denied it in any kind of way, and they're pushing this racist agenda forward. | |
| What are your thoughts on that? | |
| Well, the bottom line is this. | |
| How can black lives matter if all lives... | |
| Don't matter. | |
| I mean, let's be honest. | |
| Stop shucking and jiving. | |
| How can black lives matter if all lives don't matter? | |
| Okay? | |
| The lives of my black, white, brown, red, and yellow brothers and sisters all matter. | |
| The name of the game is to divide, to control, to manipulate. | |
| And let's remember... | |
| Just a couple of weeks ago, the so-called leadership of Black Lives Matter sat down with who? | |
| Hillary the Butcher Clinton. | |
| Come on, let's get real. | |
| And we need to understand that we, everyday, ordinary black, white, brown, red, and yellow people, we are the only ones together, collectively. | |
| Who are going to bring about effective systemic change. | |
| Only us. | |
| We need to get off the plantation. | |
| That's right, I said plantation. | |
| We need to get off the plantation because that's where the Democrats and the Republicans have us. | |
| They have us on the plantation. | |
| It's time, as Thomas Jefferson said, for a revolution. | |
| He said, to quote him, every generation needs a new revolution. | |
| That's right. | |
| We are long overdue. | |
| Well, I've always been interested in the fact how the Democrat Party is the one who essentially holds African Americans down in a sense, essentially tries to screw them over more than anybody else, and yet they kind of get suckered into continuously voting for that same thing. | |
| It's like invisible handcuffs in a sense, the fact that they keep going in that direction. | |
| I mean, what do you think about that, Larry? | |
| Let me put it this way, Joe, that my brother, is that it's all about taking, and I'm going to address this directly. | |
| The Democratic Party, Malcolm X referred to the Democrats as the foxes and the Republicans as the wolves. | |
| Now, who's more dangerous? | |
| Well, the fox is pretty dangerous, perhaps even more so, because... | |
| One does not recognize. | |
| That's why it's called a fox. | |
| You know, it's like going in the hen house. | |
| The hens have all been eaten and asking the fox who ate the chickens, right? | |
| And the fox rubs his stomach and says, I don't know, as he licked his lips. | |
| That's the Democratic Party, the so-called party of Democrats. | |
| And we need to understand that. | |
| Black Americans have been... | |
| Bamboozled, again to use an expression from Brother Malcolm, for years and years and years, decades and decades. | |
| This drone man, Mr. Hope and Change, Barack Obama, was their latest missile, if you will. | |
| Look at what he's done. | |
| I'll tell you what he's done. | |
| The conditions economically for Black people, and quite frankly, people of all colors, but let's deal with black people right now, are worse now than virtually any time in this century, actually. | |
| Not virtually. | |
| This is the 21st century. | |
| I mean, we need to be honest. | |
| We are in a situation, all of us, black, white, brown, red, and yellow, where we have to be honest. | |
| First with ourselves and then with each other. | |
| So what I think about it, Joe, is that it's time to get, I'll go back to what I said before, it is time to get off, get the hell off the plantation. | |
| That's right. | |
| All of us, black, white, brown, red, yellow folks, they keep us on the plantation. | |
| And the Democrats in particular are famous for that. | |
| I think that, you know, my brother Darren and I have talked a little bit about Lyndon Johnson and what Lyndon Johnson had to say. | |
| Darren, you might want to elaborate on that. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Well, Lyndon Johnson was infamously known for saying that he'll have those N-words voting Democrat for the next, what, 100 years, I think was the quote? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, you know, we need to understand that As long as we allow ourselves to be duped, and that's what we're doing. | |
| We allow ourselves to be duped. | |
| When I wrote years and years ago, and I tried to warn people about this Barack Obama creature, they said, oh, no! | |
| No, you don't understand. | |
| He's black. | |
| That's what they said, right? | |
| And I said, you don't understand. | |
| Because you're acting like a damn fool. | |
| You need to pay attention to what a person is about. | |
| As Dr. King said, it's about character, not color. | |
| It's about character, not color. | |
| We have that happening all over again right now. | |
| We have that same thing happening now with Hillary Clinton. | |
| You have these feminists. | |
| You have these women coming out and going, well, just because she's a female, they're going to vote for and completely ignore. | |
| All the horrible things she's done. | |
| Like you said, you called her the butcher earlier. | |
| She is pretty much, I think, one of the most evil human beings out there. | |
| But people are going to look past that. | |
| And the fact that she's a woman, we just had the first black president. | |
| Now we have to move to have the first woman president so we can progress on and completely ignore who she is as a person, which is what we should be paying attention to. | |
| Not what she looks like, not what genitalia she has, but who she is, her character, or lack thereof. | |
| That's right. | |
| That's right. | |
| Is that irrespective of her, I like the way you put that genitalia, irrespective of what her gender may be, the reality is that she's Bloody Mary all over again. | |
| That's why I refer to her deliberately as Hillary the Butcher Clinton, because she's a butcher. | |
| And let's understand that. | |
| How do you, what, because she's a woman? | |
| She's going to bomb people lovingly. | |
| She's going to kill people gently. | |
| Dad is dead. | |
| Let's be real. | |
| And, you know, Albert Einstein, I believe it was, said, I believe this quote, and I'm paraphrasing it, but he indicated that when we people, everyday people, when we people constantly repeat the same thing, Over and over and over again and expect a different result? | |
| That's insanity. | |
| That is insane. | |
| That is absolute madness. | |
| It is time for we the people, black, white, brown, red, and yellow people in this country to wake the heck up and understand that we need a real change. | |
| Get off the plantation. | |
| Democrat, Republican, get off the plantation. | |
| So do you think that racism is more prevalent now? | |
| Or was it then back when you joined the Black Panther Party? | |
| Or does it seem like there's more racism now due to the fact of social media, the fact that everybody can share videos and the mainstream media uses that to help anger people? | |
| Because for some reason we have this youth who have this sense of entitlement, so to say. | |
| They feel like they should be given everything and not work hard and try to ignore stupid, petty things. | |
| They just want to be given things. | |
| I've talked to a lot of my friends who are older black guys, and they tell me, they'll say, hey, the fact that you and I are sitting at a bar right now having a drink and no one's bothering us shows you that we progress in the U.S. He says, the fact that when I was a younger guy, I wouldn't be able to do something like that shows that we have progressed. | |
| But for some reason, you have this... | |
| Young, angry group now that really, I just don't get. | |
| I've grown up around people of every color and I've never really had. | |
| It seems like there's a resurgence of racism right now. | |
| And I think that's because a lot of people are being programmed and they're being pushed into believing or becoming racist through. | |
| Groups like the Black Lives Matter. | |
| Or Larry, tell us about the difference between the original Black Panther Party and the agent provocateur, New Black Panthers, who I think they're nothing more than agent provocateurs who are meant to destabilize the nation and they're basically out there to basically get everybody angry at each other and divide and conquer. | |
| Well, the so-called New Black Panthers. | |
| Notice I said so-called. | |
| First of all, There's no such thing as the new Black Panthers. | |
| They are, in the words of another veteran of the original Black Panther Party, Albert Howard, they are thugs and reactionary. | |
| Now, why are they allowed to get away with this? | |
| Well, I mean, common sense tells us that, when I say this, by the way, why are they allowed to Engage in inciting and provocative actions that are negatively provocative. | |
| It's one thing to be provocative in a positive way. | |
| But these folks are all about how can we, you know, move against whitey. | |
| You dig? | |
| And this is unacceptable. | |
| The veterans of the original Black Panther Party We see this. | |
| We know what they're about. | |
| And I think people outside of that realm see it and know what they're about. | |
| But we have to ask ourselves, why is this being allowed? | |
| Who's behind this? | |
| Why is this being allowed? | |
| You don't see any kind of serious repression coming down upon them. | |
| Well, why not? | |
| because they don't have any programs, national programs, national breakfast programs to serve the people, national medical programs to serve the people, national programs, health care programs, et cetera, clothing programs to serve the people. et cetera, clothing programs to serve the people. | |
| No, because that's not their aim. | |
| And that was to serve the people of all color, right, Larry? | |
| People of all color. | |
| Excuse me for coughing here, but I get a little bit Intense about this. | |
| Because I see this happening again and again, and I see folks like them coming along and whipping up hysteria. | |
| Look, let me be clear. | |
| Of course there's racism in the United States. | |
| Hell, there's racism all over the world! | |
| Exactly. | |
| Okay? | |
| But let us not sit back and pretend, and Joe, I think earlier you had said something I wanted to address very quickly, and that is, you see, young people, including black young people, do not study their history. | |
| They act like history begun when their posteriors were born. | |
| Well, I'm sorry, that's not when history begun. | |
| And when it comes to racism, which is real, okay, but when it comes to racism, let us understand that the struggle against racism has been waged for years and years and years, not only by black people, but by white folks, brown folks, yellow folks. | |
| And one of my heroes, if you will, is John Brown. | |
| And his three sons who were hung at Harper's Ferry. | |
| And John Brown said very clearly, he said, I didn't do this simply, this slave rebellion. | |
| I didn't join this. | |
| And he was a white man, for any who don't know that. | |
| Okay, this slave rebellion. | |
| I didn't join this, excuse me, simply for black folks. | |
| I did it for my own humanity. | |
| You dig? | |
| And that's what... | |
| I keep trying to stress to my brothers and sisters, my sisters and brothers of all colors, we got to do this for our own humanity. | |
| Let's not get hoodwinked, bamboozled, and sidetracked by these opportunists, agent provocateurs, no matter what they call themselves, reactionaries, okay? | |
| We have to understand that what is at In this land, in this nation, indeed throughout Mother Earth, but in this land, is for all of us. | |
| It's all of us together as a collective people or none of us. | |
| That's right. | |
| All right, we're going to take some calls in just a second, but before we do that, I want to talk about some of the Money Bomb 2015 specials we have going on right now at InfoWars Life. | |
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| Remember, all this goes to help get us to that $400 million that we want to reach. | |
| We're trying to reach a million dollars for that to help pay for the satellite costs and all that. | |
| So, Larry, how do you feel about taking a few phone calls? | |
| I think it's wonderful, but before I do, I want to say to my sisters and brothers, my brothers and sisters out there in the listening audience, you know what? | |
| This is urgent. | |
| Understand, this is urgent. | |
| Infowars means just what it says. | |
| It's about... | |
| It's about information, not propaganda in the negative sense of the word, but it's about information, waking up. | |
| So by supporting, and by the way, nobody asked me to say this. | |
| Darren and Joe had no idea I was going to say what I'm saying right now, all right? | |
| But by supporting InfoWars, you know what you're really doing? | |
| You're supporting yourself. | |
| You're supporting the people. | |
| You're supporting what Thomas Jefferson and Malcolm X Talked about as the much-needed revolution in this country. | |
| That's all I have to say. | |
| Janine in Minnesota, are you there? | |
| Yes, I am. | |
| Would you like to ask a question to Larry Pinckney? | |
| I had a comment for Mr. Pinckney, and I had a comment for Darren. | |
| All right, well, let's go in and hear him. | |
| Okay. | |
| Mr. Pinckney, thank you for saying what you did. | |
| I am so tired of a two-way street racism fight. | |
| And I appreciate what you say so much. | |
| I grew up near an Air Force Base, and I've always had black friends. | |
| I see no color difference. | |
| People are people. | |
| We all bleed red. | |
| And Darren? | |
| I have been using your Bush ad that I burst out laughing every time I see it. | |
| I know exactly which one you're talking about. | |
| Maybe we can play it after the next break. | |
| I actually recorded it on my camera because I waited for the nightly news to come around the next hour until I knew where it was. | |
| And I've been sending that to everybody I know and then say, go check out Infowars.com. | |
| Now, is it okay if I put that video on Facebook? | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| That helps get the word out even more. | |
| You know, those are a lot of fun. | |
| We call those quick clips around here, and we've made quite a few of them, and it's amazing how just a few, you know, 30 seconds to a minute, how much we could inform people on what's really going on without having to go in, you know, a total hour documentary about the evils of Jeb Bush. | |
| You know, we can say it in just a few short sentences, so I'm glad you like it. | |
| Well, whoever wrote it was a genius, and you voiced it perfectly. | |
| Well, thank you very much. | |
| Well, thanks, Janine. | |
| We appreciate it. | |
| Now we're going to go to a call in Arizona, Brian. | |
| Brian has a question about the mainstream media. | |
| Brian, go ahead and ask your question. | |
| Yeah, can you hear me? | |
| Yes, Brian, we can. | |
| You have a question for Larry Pinckney or myself or Darren? | |
| Yeah, I don't know who would be best to answer this. | |
| First, I just wanted to make a comment. | |
| I was the one that tweeted earlier that Chris Christie was Krispy Kreme. | |
| Okay, I saw that. | |
| Good job. | |
| My question was, with mainstream media, I know Alex Jones had a woman on his show or interviewed her a while back named Amber Lyon, who was formerly of CNN. And Joe Rogan also had her on his podcast. | |
| And I don't know if she was fired or she quit because she wouldn't say what they wanted her to say because she knew it was lies and all that. | |
| So my question is, I don't know who would answer this best. | |
| Maybe you, Joe, because you've been on the ground with these other reporters and whatnot. | |
| But how much, you know, we know that they add truth to their trash, but how much of CNN and Fox and what, how much do they lie and how do they operate? | |
| All right, well, that's something I can definitely answer. | |
| And maybe, Larry, if you have an opinion on that as well. | |
| But, you know, yeah, you're right. | |
| I do go a lot of these different scenarios all across the country. | |
| I've been in a lot of the different shootings, riots. | |
| And things like that. | |
| When someone like myself, Jakari Jackson, get on scene, we actually go out there. | |
| We start investigating leads. | |
| We get on Twitter, on social media. | |
| We try to follow some of the people who already have boots on ground who are familiar with that area. | |
| And we try to start following stuff and come to find the truth about what's going on. | |
| And what I've noticed when I go out on the scene of these places, say, for instance, Fox Lake in Chicago, Illinois, where Lieutenant Glenowitz, A police officer who was supposedly shot by two white males and a black suspect. | |
| When I showed up, I was there alone on this trip. | |
| When I showed up, CNN, Fox News are all sitting outside the police station. | |
| Now, are they going through the neighborhoods like I am with the DEA, ATF, all these people, FBI, going door-to-door, walking around? | |
| No, these guys are stopped. | |
| They have their lights set up in front of a cool, scenic area where all the memorial stuff's laid out. | |
| And they wait for the police department and come out and tell them, What to say? | |
| Now, I just think that's completely and totally ridiculous. | |
| How are you a journalist when you're sitting there and you let the police department tell you what happened instead of going out and getting a rental car like I did and driving around and going through the neighborhoods, walking through the crime scene, not the actual crime scene, but around it and getting a feel for that area, that location, talking to some of the police officers, talking to some of the surrounding businesses. | |
| That's what you have to do to find out the truth. | |
| And that's what we do at InfoWars. | |
| We're not scared to go out and get dirty. | |
| We're not scared to go in the middle where the bullets are flying. | |
| That's what you have to do. | |
| And these guys sit back. | |
| They read a teleporter. | |
| They're always corralled in a little corner or whatever. | |
| They sit in some AC. Exactly. | |
| I mean, that's why when you flip from CNN to Fox News, you hear the exact same thing. | |
| Larry, what's been your experience with the mainstream media versus how alternative media such as InfoWars handles? | |
| The mainstream media is what I very diplomatically refer to as the vomit stream media. | |
| And I think you both made reference to the fact that what they do is regurgitate. | |
| And that is true. | |
| That's why I call it vomit. | |
| It's the vomit stream media. | |
| So their job, we have to remember, all of us. | |
| Our brothers, our sisters, we must remember that the job of the so-called mainstream media is not to inform. | |
| That's not their job anymore. | |
| Their job is to form opinions. | |
| It's a big difference between informing, where people are informed and can make their own decisions, versus what? | |
| Forming the opinion for the readers or viewers, etc. | |
| So whoever said the thing about switching from CNN to Fox News is essentially the same thing. | |
| Yes, I have to agree. | |
| It is essentially the same thing. | |
| Which goes back to my original point as to why I say it's time to get off the plantation, brothers and sisters. | |
| I mean, I have an example. | |
| When I was in Ferguson, Jakari Jackson and I had just literally been chased about three miles outside of where the riots had been going on. | |
| Now, I'd already been shot at, pepper sprayed. | |
| I wasn't having a great night. | |
| I was pretty amped up, though. | |
| Adrenaline's pumping, especially for me now that I've been out of the military. | |
| Running three miles is like, you know... | |
| 20 miles. | |
| I mean, that was not fun whatsoever. | |
| I'm dying. | |
| Now, as we're being chased out of here, Rob Dew, it's starting to rain and my eyes are burning. | |
| Me and Jakari are actually crawling in mud, hopping fences and running through a neighborhood because there's like four or five cops hanging off of an MRAP chasing us down the road. | |
| Rob Dew texts me and he goes, hey, he's like, CNN's reporting that... | |
| The police told them that no tear gas has been fired, no flashbangs, no horrible bullets or anything like that, and I completely lost my mind. | |
| I went into Terminator Rambo mode, and I was like Forrest Gump. | |
| The braces came off my legs, and I was hauling butt. | |
| I was trying to get back out there, and I was looking. | |
| I'm looking at Jakari. | |
| I'm like, man, when I get out there, I'm going to go off on these guys. | |
| I'm going to go off on these guys. | |
| And I'll never forget, we finally got up there after almost being tased by a police officer. | |
| I finally get back out there to where the corralled media is in their free speech zone, and I see CNN, and I'm looking around. | |
| I was like, where's CNN at? | |
| Where's CNN at? | |
| I was like, stop lying! | |
| What are you doing? | |
| Why do you keep lying? | |
| I was like, who told you that no tear gas was fired? | |
| And the guy's like, well, the police officer came over and said they weren't using it. | |
| I was like, of course they're not going to tell you, because it says on the canister it's not supposed to be used. | |
| NATO put that out! | |
| That's why they're not going to say that it's being used. | |
| And they knew you guys were journalists. | |
| My eyes were swollen up. | |
| My blood vessels were bulging out of my eyeballs. | |
| I'm surprised I didn't go blind. | |
| And I was sitting there screaming at CNN because all they did was sit back and they didn't go out there like they had to do. | |
| Me and Jakari, we left behind the crowd media area and actually started going out and reporting and live streaming what was really going on. | |
| The fact that there was a lot of police brutality at that first time back in August, yeah, the police were in the wrong. | |
| They were screwing up big time. | |
| And the crowd was trying to do what they could to avoid being hit by just random stray projectiles being shot by the police. | |
| Now, that was a different situation in November, but it changed. | |
| It shifted. | |
| But that's what the mainstream media does. | |
| They sit there in their little corralled area. | |
| They read whatever the police bring them, or whoever it is, whatever talking head, whatever media person that comes out as a representative for whatever organization and wants to cough out BS and vomit it out. | |
| And I worked for Scripps Howard newspaper for five years, and it was the same thing. | |
| We talked about whatever was handed down to us. | |
| We had no opinion whatsoever. | |
| We just had to do whatever the news items that were fed to us. | |
| Cover some local stuff if the high school is having a bake sale or something. | |
| But other than that, we couldn't really report on anything. | |
| But Larry, I just wanted to say you were talking about how the mainstream media is used to form opinions. | |
| The same goes for the... | |
| The motion picture and television industry. | |
| Yes. | |
| Because there's a lot of people out there that they form heavy political opinions without ever even watching the news. | |
| And it's amazing how those political opinions are formed. | |
| They don't even realize it themselves. | |
| But through music, television, and even video games, somehow magically they have very strong at times political opinions. | |
| And that's what makes it, my brother, so insidious. | |
| Yep. | |
| That's what makes it so dangerous and insidious. | |
| You see, and all of us need to understand that we are viewed by the global elite, by the government, as nothing more than laboratories, as rats, as Pavlov's dogs, if you will. | |
| And by the way, while I'm thinking of it, let me please... | |
| Extend my greetings and love and strength to Jakara Jackson, to Rob Dew, and to David Knight, as well as the entire crew of InfoWards. | |
| I really want to get that point across. | |
| Love you guys. | |
| Love all of you guys and gals. | |
| Keep on doing what you're doing. | |
| Right back at you, Larry, because I'll tell you what, there's a lot of people outside right now, the studio, and tuning in. | |
| Every time Larry Pinkney's on, everybody gets excited. | |
| And when you came down to the studio, you're like a rock star. | |
| Alright, well, thanks, Brian, for your call. | |
| We appreciate it. | |
| Thanks for calling in and supporting the Infowar. | |
| Now, like I said, this is the Money Bomb. | |
| This is the first one we've done in, what, three years? | |
| Two or three years. | |
| So it means a lot. | |
| It means a lot to see, you know, I had a chance to take some calls earlier today. | |
| Darren, you took some calls for a while. | |
| Rob, it means a lot to see so many people flood in, call, willing to donate because they see something that they're willing to invest in. | |
| They see a product that is true from the roots all the way up to what it's grown into now at this point in time. | |
| It's turned out to be a great thing. | |
| I feel honored to have a chance to be here. | |
| To sit here at this table, to talk to you, Darren, to talk to you, Larry. | |
| It's an amazing time in my life. | |
| And we're not sponsored by pharmaceutical companies. | |
| We don't run McDonald's ads. | |
| Well, see, that's one of the things, you know, we're not bought out by these corporations. | |
| We're not told what to say. | |
| We're pretty much given the freedom to go out and investigate things and be actual journalists, which is kind of like a dinosaur term, I feel, almost, when I go out and see these people. | |
| We're a dying breed. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, hopefully it doesn't die. | |
| Hopefully we're able to reach that next level and we don't die off and we can continue to fight the elite. | |
| And that's what we're trying to do here at InfoWars. | |
| Coming up in the next segment, at 2 a.m. | |
| Central Standard Time, I'm going to have Jakari Jackson in here with me. | |
| And then from 3 to 4 a.m., I'm going to have Ryan Smith of Armed Citizens United and Head Down Rifles. | |
| And then after that... | |
| Schwell and Tack Daddy, these are two guys that do a lot of YouTube videos, pro-Second Amendment guys, awesome guys. | |
| I've got to hang out with them for a few more times. | |
| Now, before we leave this segment, Larry Peekney, do you have anything else you'd like to add in the next five to six minutes? | |
| I just want to say this, that we do have the power. | |
| When I say we, I mean we everyday, ordinary, black, white, brown, red, and yellow people. | |
| Do not be misled. | |
| Do not be fooled, my brothers and sisters. | |
| If you don't use it, as we used to say back in the day, you lose it. | |
| So the only way that we are going to reverse, and that's what we must do, reverse this insanity, both nationally and throughout Mother Earth, is to use this power, people power. | |
| And as we used to say in the original Black Panther Party, not to be confused with the so-called new Black Panther Party, as we used to say in the party, all power to the people. | |
| Black, white, brown, red, yellow. | |
| All power to the people. | |
| I love you, Joe. | |
| Darren, you know I love you. | |
| All power to the people. | |
| Thank you for the wonderful opportunity for being able to spend some time with both of you. | |
| Well, we appreciate it. | |
| Yeah, awesome, Larry. | |
| Thanks a lot, man. | |
| All right. | |
| The struggle continues, my friend. | |
| Fool me once, shame on you. | |
| Fool me twice, shame on me. | |
| Vote for Jeb, or you're just f***ing stupid. | |
| Fool me, we can't get fooled again. | |
| Brain Force is here. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, I've been on this the last few months. | |
| You probably noticed I've been more crazed, more focused, less brain fog, more energy, more special reports, and it's because of brain force. | |
| We kept changing this formula over and over and over again until it became sort of a grand puzzle. | |
| For example, the L-theanine inside of it. | |
| That is activated by the different compounds in the yerba mate that we put inside of it as well. | |
| This just increases the compounds you already have. | |
| This is what you're actually designed to run on. | |
| Exactly. | |
| It's kind of like a car will run on one form of junkie gas, but it runs really good on what it's designed for. | |
| And that's the principle of InfoWars Life, as far as I understand, that you've always had, is that it's not about synthetic chemicals and forcing actions. | |
| It's about letting your body do its own thing and giving your body the tools it needs to create these different compounds that are super valuable and super beneficial. |
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