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| 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. | |
| And Rob Jackson's in the studio. | |
| How are you doing this morning? | |
| Hey Kit, thanks for having me this morning. | |
| I'm enjoying the money bomb. | |
| How about yourself? | |
| Good, good. | |
| Just early morning. | |
| Sure is. | |
| So, you got a lot of... | |
| Interesting views on Jeb Bush. | |
| So why don't you tell us a little about that? | |
| Well, I kind of feel that Jeb, like a lot of people have been, as a preface here, a lot of people have been saying that Hillary is going to be the chosen one. | |
| She's already been selected, so on and so forth. | |
| And apparently it appears that way because of... | |
| Her kind of shoe-in nature, she has it all set up, ready to go. | |
| Except for this email scandal, it looked like she had the red carpet walking right in. | |
| However, I had the opposite point of view. | |
| I thought it was Jeb, and I still do think it's Jeb that's the chosen person, because of a few reasons. | |
| One, he has older ties with these older European networks. | |
| As well as the CIA and what have you. | |
| Including the CIA, all the intelligence networks, and the banking. | |
| The bankers, including Goldman Sachs, got behind Jeb Bush, which is a very big indicator that while Hillary might be a major player in the major league way, Jeb might be the pick. | |
| Well, what's really a major indicator for me is Jeb Bush is, what, 6th, 7th in the polls? | |
| No one cares about him. | |
| He's been practically outside the political arena for, what, 10, 15 years? | |
| I don't even remember when the last time he was governor. | |
| He's practically, except for his last name, he's a nobody. | |
| Moralistically, yeah. | |
| And yet, you see, like, I think I saw in Breitbart where they were, he met with select media before the debate to kind of try to spin what, if he had a dismal debate, kind of spin into good news. | |
| So you see, you got the media kind of like laptop media that's just kind of backing for him. | |
| Exactly. | |
| He's like in the spotlight. | |
| Undeservedly. | |
| For no good reason. | |
| Well, there is a good reason. | |
| It's because the banks, the money people, they basically own all these stations and they're putting their guy forward. | |
| It's pretty obvious. | |
| Yeah, I think it was Jim Mars who said that when he was working as a journalist for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram back in the 80s, he was reading one of those newsletters that employees get, and it said that we were happy to announce that William Casey, who was the owner of the newspaper, a bunch of newspapers at the time, was... | |
| Was selected to be the next head of the CIA under Reagan. | |
| That's very telling. | |
| You have the head of the CIA who runs a bunch of newspapers. | |
| And that's how they've always done it. | |
| They've done it for decades after decades. | |
| Operation Mockingbird. | |
| Right, and sort of like Dr. Stan Monteith said, you know, it's kind of a controversial statement, but it's something that really lends a lot of credibility to thought. | |
| And that is we have a quote unquote free press in this country, which leaves it free to leave any bit of news out as well that they want. | |
| So when you have a monopoly that owns all of the media, all of the spectrum, they have the right. | |
| That's what it's like six corporations on 90 percent of the media. | |
| Yeah, yeah, exactly. | |
| And so. | |
| If we had 50 or 100 corporations, it would be a little bit more difficult for these large corporations to just remove large sections of the news. | |
| But now that they dominate everything, they have the freedom to just, oh, that's not news, and it's out, and that's it. | |
| So they've done this for decades, and if they want their players, and obviously Hillary is the same way. | |
| I don't know anybody, not a single person. | |
| That endorses or likes Hillary. | |
| I don't know. | |
| The only people I know are these mystical faces that I see on TV that are arguing for her. | |
| I don't know a single person, but yet there she is. | |
| I don't think there has been a more scandalous person during an election than Hillary Clinton, but there she is, is number one. | |
| The entire Democratic Party is postponing debates because she doesn't want to be in them. | |
| That's very telling when you get the head of the DNC, like, just... | |
| Hugging her and saying, oh, we're not going to have any debates until like November or whenever. | |
| Yeah, look, a scandalous woman like this who has a trail of dead bodies behind her shouldn't be a number one. | |
| I actually got to meet her last year. | |
| Remember right before you and me went on that trip down in the South Texas to cover the border? | |
| The day before was like a Friday. | |
| And Hillary was here in Austin to visit at Book People to do a book signing over downtown Austin. | |
| And so we stood in line, me and David Knight, we stood in line. | |
| It was really, we're only really that many people there. | |
| I mean, I've been to Ron Paul events that are way, way bigger than that. | |
| And I imagine even Bernie Sanders events. | |
| If Bernie Sanders came to book sign in Austin, I hate to say it, but he'd have way more people than Hillary did. | |
| Well, I actually don't really hate to say that, but yeah. | |
| But yeah, so I got to meet her and, you know, it's like I told Alex this on air because we were on air the next Sunday. | |
| Meeting her was kind of like that scene in The Empire Strikes Back when Luke goes into that cave in Dagobah and encounters Darth Vader. | |
| That's literally what it felt like to me. | |
| It was weird. | |
| I don't know how to explain it. | |
| I just had to chill up my spine. | |
| Man, I have a chill up my spine just thinking about standing on line to meet her. | |
| The woman is frightening, and she's a frightening woman. | |
| She literally has, I mean... | |
| Here's an old woman with a trail of dead bodies behind her. | |
| Yeah, literally. | |
| And she's running for president? | |
| And she's the frontrunner? | |
| I mean, here's what I'm saying to the Democratic National Convention. | |
| If she doesn't want to debate, fine. | |
| Just carry the debates on, but they cancel the debate because she doesn't want to debate? | |
| What does that even mean? | |
| I mean, if she doesn't want to debate, fine, she's out. | |
| But they're going to postpone? | |
| I mean, I don't even... | |
| See how that's a logical or not a telling move on behalf of the establishment. | |
| Yet at the same time, as much push, I still think the pick of the actual globalists, the entire whatever, the conglomeration of all the globalist societies, the elitists, the Bilderbergs. | |
| I think that the choice is Jeb. | |
| It's not an election. | |
| Yeah, there's two things I noticed. | |
| Even within the globalists, they're kind of divided. | |
| They kind of get civil wars at times. | |
| Right now, what we see is we kind of have this old guard with the Clintons, but then we also see this new guard with Obama and even Biden, I would think. | |
| So they kind of have this infighting going on, but at the same time, you also have Jeb Bush, and he serves the same interests as Hillary Clinton. | |
| So it doesn't matter if Hillary, to the globalists, that Hillary gets burnt on the stake. | |
| You know, destroys her career because they still got Jeb Bush. | |
| Jeb Bush is, you know, he's part of this old established family. | |
| And the other thing is, you know, a lot of people say that Hillary might be a loose cannon to them. | |
| I mean, here's a scandalous criminal woman who may not want to go along with the program. | |
| I believe it was Joel Skousen who said she may actually believe herself to be the president. | |
| She probably thinks she's already president. | |
| Right, exactly. | |
| She may maybe not want to do a couple of things that the higher-ups of her position may request of her. | |
| Just think of it this way. | |
| It's like she almost thinks she's president with all the email scandal. | |
| She acts like she's already above the law. | |
| Just imagine what she'd be like if she was president. | |
| Right now, I mean, you asked Chelsea the wrong question. | |
| They delete your video. | |
| I didn't know that. | |
| You get tackled at the bookstore. | |
| You just ask her, Annie, Chelsea, what do you think about your mom running for president? | |
| You know, you're getting tackled at the bookstore. | |
| And this woman wants to run for president. | |
| I mean, could you imagine the level of... | |
| Obama's security team was over the top. | |
| It was like 75, you know, secured cars that would follow him. | |
| I don't know. | |
| It's funny to me. | |
| If people ask me what the globalists are, what's the New World Order and this and that, the best way, I think, to define it is that the New World Order really represents neo-feudalism. | |
| They want to take us back to the feudalist days right before the Renaissance. | |
| Exactly. | |
| We actually talk about that in our film, Endgame, how the New World Order is the Old World Order. | |
| You know, that's exactly their plan. | |
| They want a feudal system. | |
| I don't think they've ever believed the feudal system has ever truly ended. | |
| It just sort of got compromised by some sort of, you know, American experiment. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And now they want it all back for themselves. | |
| They believe there should be a rightful aristocracy class. | |
| And there should be, you know... | |
| I mean, the Federal Reserve System is just a new style of serfdom. | |
| Exactly. | |
| Probably even worse. | |
| Yeah, then there's the serfdom, which is all of us. | |
| And what's interesting to me is, I read a book once about the serfdom back, I think, in Western Europe. | |
| And then also, I think Eastern Europe, they had a serfdom later on. | |
| But what was really telling to me was that serfs, typically, they usually... | |
| They were born in one place, and they lived and died within a mile of where they were born. | |
| They hardly ever traveled. | |
| Same thing with deer. | |
| I mean, white-tailed deer here in Texas, you know, they say the same thing. | |
| Deer usually don't leave a mile from where they were born. | |
| And the reason I bring this up is this is like Agenda 21. You know, neo-feudalism. | |
| They want you kind of contained in this little coffin apartment. | |
| You know, it's like a two-, three-story condo with residential below, and they don't want to... | |
| They want to get you out of the car. | |
| They want you to ride a bicycle. | |
| They want you controlled, just like back in the day. | |
| You typically won't even go further than a couple of miles from your neighborhood. | |
| Of course. | |
| Look at all these plans that they have for Agenda 21. They want to start the Trans-Pacific Corridor. | |
| The North American Corridor, excuse me. | |
| What is that all about? | |
| that's about limiting transportation and making it selective just for an elite class that can move their stuff from port all over the country and limit our own access to the same exact transportation, which will keep us in our little ways. | |
| And they're also promoting stuff like other things, like they're trying to, or at least they used to try to wall off cities and all these other schemes to basically keep people where it puts. | |
| Stay put. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| Let's keep going on with Jeb Bush. | |
| You know, the way I describe Jeb Bush is kind of like Weekend at Bernie's, where it's like he's got a dead candidacy, and yet the media is just propping him up along, you know, taking his body and putting him up on podium. | |
| Not only lifeless candidacy, lifeless almost. | |
| I mean, the guy is like... | |
| Uncharismatic as it could get. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| He even looks coached. | |
| It looks like he just got out of a class on public speaking at college. | |
| He doesn't look comfortable. | |
| He's just like, teleprompter, teleprompter, teleprompter. | |
| Oh, yeah, yeah. | |
| He even said, when I believe it was the first debate, is anybody nervous, he was the first to jump out. | |
| I am, you know, the first one to jump out and reveal that he actually was. | |
| He does look like they all... | |
| Talk about his campaign strategy, and he's sitting right outside the door listening in, like, can I come in yet, guys? | |
| Not yet, Jeb. | |
| We're not discussing what you're going to do. | |
| It does look like that, and there he is as the frontrunner. | |
| He's center stage every single day. | |
| It's like the media is telling us he's a frontrunner, but he's really not. | |
| Right, exactly. | |
| We're supposed to believe it. | |
| Again, I don't know anybody who's really serious about... | |
| Voting for Jeb Bush. | |
| I've never met anybody passionate about Jeb. | |
| Let's talk briefly a little bit about Donald Trump, the real frontrunner that people actually will vote for. | |
| He was on, yesterday he was talking about vaccines. | |
| They brought up the vaccine issue. | |
| And what I think, Dave and I really appreciated this, was the fact that he said that, you know, it's like, we're pumping all these babies up with vaccines. | |
| Even if the vaccines are good, it's like, why are we pumping up all these babies like they're a horse? | |
| That's true. | |
| I think Trump made a big move by putting that issue on the national stage. | |
| You know, there's no taking that back. | |
| Everybody heard it. | |
| And he put it out there. | |
| So kudos to him. | |
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