Sept. 5, 2024 - Stew Peters Show
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| Alright folks, welcome to the Millstone Report. | |
| Thank you so much for being with us. | |
| My name is Paul Harrell as always. | |
| Thank you. | |
| We can't do the program without you watching every single day. | |
| You guys know the drill. | |
| So for the last eight years... | |
| The intel oligarchs who control American elections, or try to, they control foreign policy, they control D.C. politicians, for the last eight years they have propagandized the nation to believe that Russia is the single greatest threat to our democracy, second only to President Trump himself. | |
| The deep state sabotaged Trump's first term by convincing half the country that the only way the great and mighty Hillary Clinton could have lost the 2016 election was with the help of Vladimir Putin, who, by the way, has just endorsed Kamala Harris for president because, like Hillary Clinton, Vladimir Putin believes he can control Kamala Harris. | |
| Don't know how, that's just what he recently said. | |
| The truth is that Donald Trump's anti-war policies meant the Hillary Clinton planned war that was supposed to see the United States fight Russia in a Syrian proxy war which almost kicked off under Obama was not going to happen anytime soon. | |
| As a matter of fact, the current proxy war in Ukraine against Russia is designed to make up for At least that's my two cents. | |
| But back to the Russia collusion hoax. | |
| We all watched as the mainstream media told lie after lie as Congressman Adam Schiff assured the nation that Congressman Devin Nunes was lying about how the deep state and intel oligarchy framed Donald Trump for treason. | |
| We remember Robert Mueller and the worship of him as a special counsel who was going to somehow undo the 2016 election. | |
| Honestly, the worship of Mueller as the savior of the progressive left was foreshadowing the elation for a one Dr. | |
| Anthony Fauci and his beagle mutilating science that was somehow going to save the nation from COVID and a second term presidency for Donald Trump. | |
| But we remember it. | |
| Russia, Russia, Russia. | |
| It's all we heard. | |
| This divided families, this divided friends, this divided co-workers, and it was all a hoax. | |
| Every bit of it. | |
| The deep state lied to FISA courts to illegally spy on Trump and his campaign associates. | |
| The FBI set up Lieutenant General Michael Flynn because they couldn't have him running and be in charge of the most powerful surveillance tools of the security state that had been weaponized against Trump and the American people. | |
| More so now than ever. | |
| They couldn't afford to have Michael Flynn advising Trump and revealing the illegal actions of the Obama administration. | |
| So, James Comey's FBI set up Flynn just like they set up Trump. | |
| Vice President Mike Pence then played his part as he clutched his pearls over the idea that Flynn was too close with, you guessed it, Russia. | |
| All of this and much more fueled the intel agency controlled, mockingbird media ready to parrot whatever they were supposed to. | |
| And I could go on and on and on and on about this. | |
| Russia, Russia, Russia. | |
| And of course we can't forget how Dorsey's Twitter and Zuckerberg's Facebook Killed the Hunter Biden laptop story and banned the New York Post for reporting on it. | |
| Why? | |
| Well, the intel community, the intelligence community, they said it was a plot by the Russians to disseminate propaganda to influence in metal in the outcome of the 2020 election. | |
| So we had the allegation in 2016. | |
| We have the allegation in 2020. | |
| Well, the Russian boogeyman is back again for round number three. | |
| The Biden Department of Justice has now announced that Russia is once again meddling and distributing propaganda to interfere and meddle in the 2024 election. | |
| Here's MSNBC's take. | |
| Watch. | |
| Breaking news. | |
| The Biden administration taking a series of actions to target what they allege are attempts by Russian-backed actors to manipulate public opinion here in the U.S. ahead of the presidential election, according to two senior U.S. officials. | |
| Joining us now is NBC's Ken Delaney. | |
| Ken, what more have we learned? | |
| Jose, this is being described by our sources as a whole-of-government action designed to target Russian propaganda and disinformation aimed at interfering in the 2024 election. | |
| It is said to include sanctions by the Treasury Department, law enforcement action by the Justice Department, and one of the focuses is on RT, formerly known as Russia Today, that network of Russian government-funded English language websites and television platforms that was flagged all the way back in 2017 It remains to be seen | |
| exactly what actions the U.S. will take against RT today, but this does appear to represent An escalation in the efforts to try to purge the system of Russian propaganda and disinformation. | |
| What's interesting is that, look, the U.S. has been saying all along that not only Russia, but Iran and China, but particularly Russia, has been consistently trying to manipulate American public opinion with disinformation on social media platforms, use of fake accounts, and through RT, through its state-sponsored platforms, and through RT, through its state-sponsored platforms, as they did in 2016. | |
| The difference now is that there are mechanisms in place, particularly on social media platforms, to try to stop and flag fake accounts before the influence operations spread too widely. | |
| So it remains to be seen what impact this Russian disinformation is having. | |
| But nonetheless, this is a stance by the Biden administration to say, if you're violating U.S. laws and policies, we're going to come after you. | |
| And Attorney General Merrick Garland is expected to chair a meeting of the government's election task force today, this afternoon, with FBI Director Chris Wray and other officials here. | |
| And he may have public comments to make about this effort at that time. | |
| All of this being done to double down, triple down, to never give up on this narrative. | |
| Fundamentally, this is all about 2016 and Trump winning at all. | |
| That's what this all goes back to. | |
| That's where this narrative that they will never give up on, similar to how they never give up on the J6 narrative, they will never give up on this narrative because it's the only thing they have to cling to, to try to maintain their power. | |
| But they have a real problem on their hands because, at least for the time being, There's a Silicon Valley component now to the Make America Great Again movement, and that's obviously, Elon Musk is the head of that, and he is allowing more conversations, more information to be exchanged uncensored than ever before on his X platform, and that's a huge problem. | |
| But I just want to say this about that report. | |
| State-sponsored media outlets. | |
| I have no doubt about Russia today, RT being state-sponsored media. | |
| I have no problem saying that. | |
| But MSNBC is state-sponsored media. | |
| And so is NPR. Do you remember when NPR... I mean, it's literally publicly funded, right? | |
| There's a lot more financial sleight of hand. | |
| But we know that. | |
| We know Mockingbird exists. | |
| We know that MSNBC, Fox News, and the like are... | |
| Mouthpieces for the intel community. | |
| So they're essentially acting as state-sponsored. | |
| Masquerading as private companies, but they are also state-sponsored media outlets. | |
| They simply are. | |
| It's just there's no way around it. | |
| Remember when NPR actually left Twitter because Elon Musk labeled them as state-sponsored media. | |
| How dare you take our objectivity from us? | |
| Anyway, this is amazing. | |
| So before we go any further in tonight's show, what I want to reiterate to you is Well, we need to watch this. | |
| This is an old clip of Nancy Pelosi talking about a tactic called the wrap-up smear, which utilizes state-sponsored media apparatuses. | |
| We call it the wrap-up smear. | |
| If you want to talk politics, we call it the wrap-up smear. | |
| You smear somebody with falsehoods and all the rest, and then you merchandise it. | |
| And then you write it, and they'll say, see, it's reported in the press that this, this, this, and this... | |
| So they have that validation that the press reported the smear, and then it's called the wrap-up smear. | |
| Now I'm going to merchandise the press's report on the smear that we made. | |
| And it's a tactic. | |
| Yeah, it's a tactic. | |
| It's a tactic. | |
| They use it all the time, right? | |
| Slander somebody, basically. | |
| Lie about somebody, and then get the media to write about it, and then use that as essentially an echo chamber to echo what you said, to legitimize the lie that you said. | |
| And this happens all the time. | |
| And then you get another media outlet that writes about what the initial media outlet said, and now you've created a story. | |
| The Wrap Up Smear. | |
| Let me just lie about somebody and then have somebody reinforce it and here we go. | |
| So, keep that in mind as we now go over the fact that the DOJ has indicted two Russians that will never appear in court because they live in Russia. | |
| For supposedly using RT to fund, from what I can tell, a fake French investor to essentially fund something called Tenet Media, which is connected to YouTubers or, let's just say, conservative or, we'll say, content creators like Lauren Chen, Tim Pool, and Benny Johnson. | |
| And now everybody is... | |
| Here's the deal. | |
| This is the frustrating part about it. | |
| When Trump gets indicted, it's the weaponization of the DOJ. But now that there's this apparent or alleged connection between Russian money coming into conservative or right-of-center media apparatuses, | |
| now all of a sudden there are some on the right that are happy about this indictment because they don't like You know, people's criticism of the murder and the death that's going on in the Middle East right now concerning Palestine and Israel. | |
| And so if you decided to say, hey, I don't know, I think this looks like ethnic cleansing, then now all of a sudden the DOJ's indictment against you is perfectly acceptable. | |
| This is at least what I'm seeing out there, and it's mildly frustrating to say the least. | |
| And look, I'm for all kinds of debate. | |
| I think we should all be able to debate the issues of the day without having to cave to canceling people or censorship. | |
| But let's get into it before. | |
| But keep in mind, the wrap-up smear as we go through this, let's keep in mind, clandestine. | |
| I think has one of the better takes on this story. | |
| Specifically linking to the MSNBC report that we just watched. | |
| And he says this, here we go. | |
| Now, Clandestine is the guy who broke the story, for my knowledge, about the bioweapons labs that were in Ukraine. | |
| At the beginning of the invasion when Russia invaded Ukraine. | |
| And everybody said, no, he was crazy. | |
| I think he was even banned. | |
| And then, of course, Marco Rubio and Victoria Nuland together admitted that, yes, there are bioweapons facilities in Ukraine. | |
| Anyway, at war clandestine says, here we go. | |
| No, the Dems and MSM are deploying their fail-safes in case Trump wins. | |
| They are blaming Russia for influencing public opinion. | |
| He says, allow me to translate. | |
| The public are no longer buying our propaganda thanks to Elon and independent journalists on X. | |
| This has got to be the frame with which, where we view these indictments coming out of the DOJ, in my opinion. | |
| It is an act of desperation. | |
| Folks, last week Mark Zuckerberg defected. | |
| I want you to think about that. | |
| Last week Mark Zuckerberg confessed. | |
| He said he had been allowing the government to censor COVID facts and COVID truth. | |
| He admits that he allowed the government to influence and the intel oligarchs to influence whether or not he was going to allow the Hunter Biden laptop story in 2020. | |
| And he admitted that Zucker Bucks actually weren't nonpartisan and went to help Democrats. | |
| In the election of 2020, he admitted all of this and said, trust me, now whether you believe him or not is another story entirely, but he said, I won't do it again, please forgive me, which shows you that, along with the fact that Zuckerberg actually praised Trump when he survived the assassination attempt and said that was one of the most, you know, the coolest things he's ever seen. | |
| All of that together, they have lost one of their chief generals in this information war in Mark Zuckerberg. | |
| At least that's what he's signaling. | |
| I mean, that letter to Jim Jordan was a confession. | |
| It was also, I think, a defection. | |
| It was at least saying, hey, look, I'm not going to do this again. | |
| I'm going to, you know, stay out of it. | |
| Which, again, if the facts are just allowed to come out as they're being reported, I have great confidence on our side that the American people, the majority of the American people, are going to do the common sense thing and, you know, come to the same conclusions that those of us on the right have come to. | |
| I mean, the equivalent, I said this last week, this is like at the height of the Cold War. | |
| In my opinion, the Zuckerberg thing is like the height of the Cold War. | |
| You have, you know, A Soviet general defecting to the United States. | |
| I bring that up just coincidentally that we're talking about Russia. | |
| And by the way, that's actually a good point. | |
| They are playing, you know, Vladimir Putin and the Russian Federation today that reject the Globo Homo agenda and reject the LGBTQRSTLNE, which I like to buy a vowel, enclave, rejects that entirely, right? | |
| But... | |
| Merrick Garland and James Comey and all these other people over the last eight years, all this cast of characters, they're playing on our fears of Rocky IV, 1980s, Rocky IV, Rocky vs. | |
| Dolph Lundgren, Red Dawn, the 1980s fear that we had of the Reds. | |
| They're playing on that as if we are still in... | |
| Maybe Obama was right. | |
| The 1980s called. | |
| They'd like their foreign policy back. | |
| That was, by the way, the whole Romney thing, was trying to get a war started as well with Russia. | |
| So this is an interesting thing, but let's get to the news. | |
| So yesterday news broke that right-wing influencers were linked to a Russian influence operation, again, according to the DOJ, who has weaponized their authority and power against President-in-exile Donald Trump. | |
| Attorney General Merrick Garland said two Russian nationals have been indicted for working with the Kremlin in a multi-million dollar scheme to spread propaganda against Okay, those are mighty words. | |
| Well, is it true? | |
| Well, I mean, I guess these two Russians are going to have their day in court, right? | |
| And the DOJ is going to have to prove all of this. | |
| No? | |
| No. | |
| No, it's never going to happen. | |
| These two Russians are in Russia. | |
| They're not coming over to the United States for a trial, right? | |
| So this is essentially a messaging campaign. | |
| This is trying to reinforce what you're saying, that Russia is a huge problem, right? | |
| Again, keep this in mind. | |
| We call it the wrap-up smear. | |
| If you want to talk politics, we call it the wrap-up smear. | |
| You smear somebody with falsehoods and all the rest, and then you merchandise it. | |
| And then you write it, and they'll say, see, it's reported in the press that this, this, this, and this So they have that validation that the press reported the smear, and then it's called the wrap-up smear. | |
| Now I'm going to merchandise the press's report on the smear that we made. | |
| And it's a tactic. | |
| So this tactic, though, in this case, I mean, can you even really mount a defense? | |
| I mean, these people who are implicated, these content creators who are implicated in this indictment, and they're not indicted, but they're implicated. | |
| The people indicted are the Russians. | |
| That allegedly set up this funding scheme. | |
| But you've got Lauren Chen, Tim Pool, Benny Johnson. | |
| These people are now being... | |
| All of their opinions now are just because of Russia, and Russia was paying them as if this tenant media is the only way... | |
| That they had as a revenue stream, which again is ridiculous. | |
| Also, not all of these people are totally sold out for Donald Trump. | |
| Matter of fact, Lauren Chen has been critical of Donald Trump. | |
| That would be odd that the Russians that supposedly want Donald Trump and are manipulating and the Russia collusion hooks, but they're somehow paying Lauren Chen to be anti-Trump? | |
| That doesn't make any sense. | |
| But the DOJ doesn't want you to look any further. | |
| And Once again, they're never going to have to actually prove any of this in court. | |
| I mean, unless... | |
| I suppose you could send over attorneys that would represent these two people. | |
| Maybe. | |
| I don't know. | |
| But yeah, so the U.S. Department of Justice has indicted two Russians accused of working with the Kremlin on an illegal operation to spread propaganda and meddle in U.S. elections. | |
| The DOJ announced Wednesday that Russian national... | |
| Russian nationals Konstantin Koloshinov and Elena Naga, not going to work here anymore, have been charged with conspiracy to violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act and conspiracy to commit money laundering. | |
| The announcement came as part of a meeting of the DOJ's Election Threats Task Force. | |
| So that was the election threats task force that MSNBC was so gallantly, gleefully reporting on the other day. | |
| According to the indictment, the RT employees are accused of using fake personas and foreign shell entities to covertly pay a Tennessee-based content creation company nearly $10 million to share thousands of videos on social media that favor the Kremlin's agenda regarding things like the Ukraine war. | |
| Okay, so... | |
| The DOJ is setting up a scenario here. | |
| I mean, I have done plenty of episodes critical of the Ukraine war, but they are setting up a scenario here where if you have the opposite foreign policy opinion, then... | |
| Because they already have said it, right? | |
| I mean, oh, you're just a shill for Putin. | |
| Well, now they have this alleged financial connection, so... | |
| If you have a different opinion, and we're seeing this right now with old World War II historical narratives. | |
| Oh, if you question Winston Churchill not being perfect, then you must love Hitler. | |
| It's ridiculous that it's going on right now because Tucker Carlson interviewed a historian. | |
| It was like, it's crazy what's going on right now. | |
| So if you don't agree, it's just like the left. | |
| If you don't agree with everything lockstep, then you are anathema. | |
| You have violated our dogma. | |
| You have violated our orthodoxy. | |
| You've violated our religion. | |
| And so we will cast you out. | |
| And some of this is infecting some on the right, by the way. | |
| I don't know what happened to just not being afraid of words and facts and debate. | |
| And if somebody says something on the history front, if somebody says something that you can disprove, well then go disprove it. | |
| Okay, you know, you have your opinion. | |
| Other people have their opinions. | |
| Who cares, man? | |
| Like, what is going on? | |
| Back to the Russia, Russia, Russia collusion hoax, though. | |
| So while the indictment does not name the Tennessee-based company, it's described as having six heterodox commentators that focus on Western political and cultural issues. | |
| It's an exact match for the company Tenet Media, an online firm that shares videos featuring conservative influencers Tim Pool, Dave Rubin, Benny Johnson, and others. | |
| Both Pool and Rubin have claimed they are victims, that they were deceived by the Russian scheme with Pool calling Putin a scumbag in a social media post after the DOJ announcement. | |
| So, anyway, then they're also seizing foreign domains and everything else. | |
| But we are supposed to just sit back. | |
| I mean, all of us that believe... | |
| That the DOJ weaponizes indictments against Trump. | |
| There's some people on the right that are going to know, but this is not weaponization against these influencers. | |
| And we don't know everything yet. | |
| We don't know all the facts. | |
| I could be totally off base here. | |
| But something about this just says, look, they're just tripling down on the idea that the... | |
| And look, I'm not saying that Vladimir Putin is some benign, benevolent actor. | |
| No, I mean, he wants what's best for his country, what he thinks is best for his country. | |
| And so, yeah, I mean, there's a reason that we have borders. | |
| There's a reason we have nation states for particular people in a particular place. | |
| So, no, I don't think that, you know, Vladimir Putin is necessarily, you know, benign. | |
| I do agree with outlawing LGBTQ propaganda and child abuse. | |
| I mean, I agree with that, and I know there's some conservative Christian red states in this country that align with him on those policies, whether they would want to admit it or not. | |
| I do see a huge contrast in who the godless communist Soviets were that Ronald Reagan prayed for, or at least in his speech, urged people to pray that the godless communist Soviets of the Cold War would one day come to know God And I do ask of this program a lot, like, well, so who are the godless communist Soviets today? | |
| Who are they exactly? | |
| And why is our chief export, foreign policy export in this country and in the West, the rainbow? | |
| I mean, I ask those questions. | |
| But according to what they're setting up, according to the Overton window they're trying to set up, that means that if you ask those questions or you agree here or there, then you are somehow a Russian shill. | |
| And this is what they're trying to set up. | |
| And I'm telling you, if they win, if they win, this will get so much worse. | |
| This will be on steroids, the level of communist persecution. | |
| That's going to come with anyone who dares speak out against their orthodoxy, their foreign policy orthodoxy, their woke sex religion orthodoxy. | |
| They are going to come unhinged and they're telling you right now this is just a taste of what is to come. | |
| Here's Raw News Alerts. | |
| This was back, Raw News Alerts, according to the U.S. Department of Justice, Tenet Media, whose roster includes Benny Johnson, Temple, and Dave Rubin, has allegedly received $10 million from the Russian government to publish content as part of a Russian influence operation. | |
| Here's Robert Barnes' take on this. | |
| Apparently, in the indictment, it says that Russian propaganda consists of... | |
| Talking about, let's see, what does it say? | |
| One of the dumbest parts of the indictment was claiming talking about immigration or inflation is Russian propaganda. | |
| This totally proves my point. | |
| Anything you say that goes against the regime, they're going to label you as somehow un-American. | |
| Their version of America, right? | |
| So if you talked about immigration and the pitfalls that it has for the nation-state, oh, you must be regurgitating Russian propaganda. | |
| If you talked about inflation and the cost of food, something that makes the regime look bad, the Orwellian regime look bad, oh, well, then you must be taking money from the Russians. | |
| That's the way I see this. | |
| They're wanting to paint anybody who's in this space as somehow taking money from foreign governments. | |
| And by the way... | |
| Well, we'll talk about that here in a moment. | |
| We have another one, Robert Burns. | |
| This indictment is completely phony. | |
| The DOJ knows no one will appear to defend it so they can hide the truth about it. | |
| They got exposed when Mueller tried it against a company that did appear, demanded discovery to out the truth, and the DOJ had to drop the case to hide the truth. | |
| Okay, I forgot about that. | |
| I forgot about that. | |
| So when Mueller indicted some Russians, I remember that. | |
| They actually showed up or their attorneys showed up. | |
| So that could happen here, I suppose. | |
| But not in the next month or so. | |
| That's for sure. | |
| There's no chance that that's going to happen. | |
| Okay, so Malcolm Flex over on X says that it's interesting to see how after Tim Pool launched legal action against the Kamala Harris campaign, that the Department of Justice trots out Russia against tenant media. | |
| Never forget the Harris regime aimed at propping up corrupt, empty career politicians. | |
| They want to prop up career politicians. | |
| So this has to do with Tim Pool earlier in the week. | |
| Do we have this clip that we can play? | |
| Yeah. | |
| So here's Colin Rugg. | |
| Tim Pool is threatening to take legal action against the Harris campaign for threatening his safety. | |
| So this came after the Twitter account Kamala Headquarters, the Harris Campaign X account, which is notorious for sharing misinformation, shared yet another blatant lie. | |
| They said, quote, Trump offered operatives say their Project 2025 plan is to give Trump total unchecked legal power so they can jail and execute those who don't support. | |
| Now, so this was an episode where Laura Loomer was on the show with Tim Pool. | |
| Let's take a listen to what was said. | |
| Should Democrats be in jail? | |
| No question. | |
| When Donald Trump gets elected, should he start locking them up? | |
| No question. | |
| Should there be lists of Democrats that need to go to jail? | |
| 100%. | |
| The reason for that is they've committed crimes. | |
| We need to make sure that when Donald Trump wins, we've got An attorney general, a deputy attorney general, a head of the CIA and the FBI. Kash Patel would be fantastic. | |
| We can have attorney general. | |
| There are some names floating around. | |
| And then they can start having their investigators and the feds issuing subpoenas, pulling up evidence, and with real evidence, bring them to judges for warrants. | |
| Then these people can spend three years of their lives fighting tooth and nail against the government for crimes they committed, and we can prove. | |
| And the reason why we put them on trial is that we can show the whole world we will uncover what you've done. | |
| We will make sure everyone knows and you will be held accountable for it. | |
| Not just jail. | |
| They should get the death penalty. | |
| You know, we actually used to have the punishment for treason in this country. | |
| So that was the clip. | |
| And Tim pulls against the death penalty, by the way. | |
| Laura Loomer on that particular broadcast was for it. | |
| But did you hear the phrase Project 2025 anywhere in there? | |
| No, you didn't. | |
| And so Tim Pool comes out and says that he's threatening legal action over this Kamala campaign ex-post. | |
| I have engaged legal counsel. | |
| We are preparing to take action. | |
| More to come. | |
| This was... | |
| Is there a date on this? | |
| Anyway, it was a few days ago. | |
| It was at the beginning of the week. | |
| And he threatens to take legal action. | |
| And then, all of a sudden, you know, you get this story. | |
| According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Tenet Media, whose rosters include Benny Johnson, Tim Pool, and Dave Rubin, has allegedly received $10 million from the Russian government to publish. | |
| So, don't listen to anything Tim Pool says. | |
| And look, I don't agree with Tim on everything. | |
| I don't agree with anybody on everything. | |
| But don't listen to anything Tim Pool has to say. | |
| Because he's now rushing. | |
| I mean, they're literally trying to Hunter Biden laptop Tim Poole, Benny Johnson, and anybody to the right of center. | |
| The Hunter Biden laptop was considered to be Russian disinformation. | |
| Don't trust it. | |
| So now these people, who by the way, Tim Pool, his audience, he's very effective at reaching who I would consider to be a normie audience in some scope. | |
| And he's effective at doing that. | |
| I guess Tim Pool is becoming more and more mainstream. | |
| I don't think anybody would argue that, right? | |
| It's an entertaining show to watch. | |
| I watched... | |
| I can never pronounce Brian Suave's name correctly, even though I'm a huge fan of his and I should know it, but the whole broadcast they did on... | |
| Simulation and having a Christian conservative pastor, reformed confessional pastor on the show to talk to people who are believing that, you know, are more atheistic. | |
| I mean, it was a great show, by the way. | |
| I was a huge fan of that. | |
| So anyway, they're now trying to say, look, don't listen to these people. | |
| This is the Russian laptop of the 2024. | |
| Tim Pool is the Russian Hunter Biden fake laptop, right? | |
| Benny Johnson is the Russian laptop. | |
| And the intelligence community is telling all of us that this is Russian propaganda. | |
| You can't listen to any of it, right? | |
| 50 independent intelligence agencies. | |
| We remember that from 2016. | |
| That's what all of this looks like to me. | |
| Another giant hoax doubling down on the same, same failed propaganda. | |
| What they say is propaganda they are actually projecting, and it is... | |
| I don't know. | |
| It's maddening. | |
| And if they win, folks, if they win, we are going to see... | |
| I was talking to just a random guy the other day, and he was saying, if Trump loses, we become a communist country. | |
| People have said that before, but... | |
| I mean, the truth is, I think we've been a communist country for a long time, but we've had the mask and the veneer presented to the average American that we're still free, we're still who we were. | |
| And the mask comes off. | |
| The mask comes off if Trump loses at this point, in my opinion. | |
| Totally comes off. | |
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| And I'm not a financial expert by any way, shape, or form. | |
| But one thing that I do know is that... | |
| Right now, the people who love to take your retirement investments or your retirement income, your life savings, they love to funnel those dollars towards big investment hedge funds or 401ks or whatever that are going to fund the people at the top of these corporations that do not believe the same things that the average American believes. | |
| So all of this corporate government propaganda to promote evil and call evil things good and good things evil, a lot of your retirement money is going to fund that. | |
| That's why somebody like Carlos Cortez has what's called an America First investment strategy. | |
| So he's faith-based, investing in companies and other ventures with the intent on furthering religious or spiritual values. | |
| He says we are obligated to act in the best interest of our clients at all times. | |
| And they say that we specialize in America-first investments. | |
| This means that we only invest in American companies. | |
| We believe that gives us an edge over investment. | |
| Our competition because we're able to get to know these companies better than anyone else. | |
| And you can schedule an appointment. | |
| The website is CortezWM.com. | |
| That's Cortez. | |
| WM stands for Wealth Management. | |
| And you can find out right there, you see on your screen, what is it. | |
| What is an America First retirement plan? | |
| You can get a guide. | |
| It's all right there at CortezWM.com. | |
| That's CortezWM.com. | |
| We're going to take a break. | |
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| We're back here in just a moment. | |
| If the Lord be on our side, we'll be all right. If the Lord be on our side, and the Lord be on our side. | |
| And we all belong to Jerusalem above. | |
| We all belong to Jerusalem above. | |
| We all belong to Jerusalem above, and we sail for Eden's shores. | |
| We'll be alright if the Lord be our strength. | |
| We'll be alright if the Lord be our strength and the Lord he is our strength and we all We all belong to Jerusalem. | |
| And we sail for Eden's shores. | |
| We'll be sharpened in the axe to cut down O'Donnell's own. | |
| We'll be sharpened in the axe to cut down O'Donnell's own. | |
| For the Lord, He's stronger far. | |
| And we all belong to Jerusalem. | |
| We all belong to Jerusalem above. | |
| We all belong to Jerusalem above. | |
| And we'll sail for Eden's shores. | |
| We sail for Eden's Shores And we sail for Eden's Shores Alright, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
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| My name is Paul Harrell. | |
| You guys know the drill. | |
| We can't do the show without you. | |
| So we were just talking about the Russia collusion hoax doubling down. | |
| The one thing I forgot to do in talking about how Tim Poole, he threatens legal action. | |
| Against the Kamala Harris campaign. | |
| And now the DOG drops this indictment against Russians that implicate, you know, saying that you can't trust anything that this guy says now because allegedly he took money from a company that was funded by the Russians. | |
| And again, this is designed to essentially make all of these personalities into the 2024 version of the Hunter Biden laptop. | |
| This is the 2024 version of the Hunter Biden laptop. | |
| You can't believe the Hunter Biden laptop, even though the New York Post reported on it because they fell victim to Russian propaganda. | |
| That's right. | |
| So, Tim Pool threatens legal action against Kamala Harris for tying him to 2025, deceptively associating a video edit of his with 2025, and then this indictment drops. | |
| And so this is apropos once again. | |
| We call it the wrap-up smear. | |
| If you want to talk politics, we call it the wrap-up smear. | |
| You smear somebody with falsehoods and all the rest, and then you merchandise it. | |
| And then you write it, and they'll say, see, it's reported in the press that this, this, this, and this... | |
| So they have that validation that the press reported the smear, and then it's called the wrap-up smear. | |
| Now I'm going to merchandise the press's report on the smear. | |
| It's very important. | |
| I mean, that quote from Nancy Pelosi, it's just incredibly important to revisit from time to time. | |
| And as I was watching all of this unfold yesterday, With this whole tenant media indictment and, you know, the DOJ tripling down on the Russia collusion hoax once again. | |
| They're just committed to that narrative. | |
| I thought, wow, this is the wrap-up smear. | |
| This is once again the wrap-up smear. | |
| Make an allegation. | |
| Now the press is gleefully reporting it. | |
| See, pretty soon they're going to try to revive the Mueller investigation. | |
| I wouldn't put it past them. | |
| I would not put it past them. | |
| So, let's see, what else do we have here? | |
| Alright, so, there's been a lot of fallout over the last, you know, couple of days since Tucker Carlson dropped his interview with a historian by the name of Daryl Cooper. | |
| Excuse me, Daryl Cooper did what you weren't supposed to do, apparently. | |
| I mean, there's a lot of people that know that you're not supposed to question the World War II narrative. | |
| But Daryl Cooper, in his interview with Tucker Carlson, all he essentially did was question... | |
| I watched the whole thing, and the only thing that he did was say, hey, I don't think Churchill was such a good guy. | |
| And he even said, I was being hyperbolic when I said I think Churchill. | |
| He says... | |
| You know, that Churchill was the chief villain of World War II. And everybody's like, well, that must mean you think Hitler was a good guy. | |
| But he said that it was hyperbole. | |
| He said, I was being hyperbolic when I told my friend. | |
| He was recounting a story that he was telling his friend. | |
| He was basically kind of trying to troll his friend. | |
| But bottom line is, this historian, Daryl Cooper, Does not hold Winston Churchill in the high regard that all of our history books do if you're an American. | |
| And I took to Twitter. | |
| Man, this thing has gone on forever. | |
| It was like days ago. | |
| I took to Twitter as, you know, some big Eva pearl clutchers were like, I can't believe this. | |
| And I said, I don't see what the big deal is. | |
| I watched the whole thing. | |
| I heard a point of view about Churchill that I have never heard before. | |
| I'm grateful for it. | |
| That's not to say that I agree with it. | |
| I'm just grateful to hear a conversation about something that I've never heard that perspective before. | |
| And I was grateful for it. | |
| And boy, you would think, oh, so you, you know, that means if you think that Hitler wasn't perfect, that, oh, well then that must mean that you think that, you know, the man with the mustache was a good guy. | |
| Of course not. | |
| Of course not. | |
| It's so ridiculous. | |
| And it's very similar to the party line here in America over foreign policy. | |
| I mean, if you want peace in the Middle East, you must be for Hamas and terrorism. | |
| No. | |
| If you want peace in Ukraine, then you must want Vladimir Putin to take over the rest of Europe. | |
| No, I don't want that either. | |
| I just don't want World War III or nuclear weapons. | |
| I don't want any of that. | |
| I think there's some people that do want nuclear war to preserve their power. | |
| I really believe that. | |
| Anyway, here is Daryl Cooper on Twitter. | |
| He's known as Martyr Made on Twitter. | |
| And he posted what he considers to be the best part. | |
| He says, I think this, I almost forgot there were other parts. | |
| Somebody says, here's the most important part of the Daryl Cooper interview on Tucker Carlson. | |
| So we're going to talk, it's going to be about immigration, unchecked immigration, and what's happened to the West, particularly The nation state of England. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| The definition of an Englishman has never changed, and it never will change. | |
| Not since 1066. | |
| They're in the process right now of forever losing the only spot of land that they have on this earth that is dedicated to the flowering and the preservation of the English people. | |
| And it's a tiny little spot. | |
| It's true for the Dutch, it's true for the Spanish, it's true for the Germans, true for the Belgians, it's true for every Western European nation. | |
| So why not have a Nuremberg trial for the people who did that? | |
| I don't understand. | |
| I mean, that's such a crime. | |
| Well, we have to win first. | |
| They never would have dared imagine. | |
| Let me back that up because I know you guys didn't hear it. | |
| Such a crime. | |
| Well, we have to win first. | |
| Louis XIV or any powerful monarch, they never would have dared imagine that they could do that to their people without getting their head cut off. | |
| That right there, I think that was a powerful part. | |
| The idea that you're going to allow immigrants from cultures that are totally different from yours come in and essentially completely change the makeup of a people. | |
| How from a nation-state standpoint of whether it's a monarchy or let's just take monarchy because he was talking about King Louis, that they would have never even dared to do something like that because they understood that the people would never allow it. | |
| Never allow it. | |
| And you think King Charles, you know, you think about what Parliament did to King Charles because he wouldn't recognize the authority of Parliament, right? | |
| Which actually led to King George being scared of Parliament 100 years later, and it's what led to the American Revolution. | |
| But just on its face, this part of the interview demonstrated just how crazy and conspicuous This time of history is. | |
| This is a very strange time in history where we have these beliefs about multiculturalism and a borderless world that no one has ever had before. | |
| They've never had these types of beliefs before. | |
| People call it, you know, the pluralism. | |
| They call it the World War II, the post-World War II consensus. | |
| And it means a lot of things. | |
| And again, the fallout for questioning, hey, maybe Churchill wasn't as good a guy as the history books portray, maybe the war could have been avoided, has sent people, especially boomers, to be quite honest, into some sort of frenzy. | |
| It's like, I don't know, man. | |
| It's like somebody's slandered your favorite football team almost or something. | |
| I mean, it really comes down to Objects of great praise and, I guess, historical narratives. | |
| Who's a pastor of Christ Church up in Moscow, Idaho. | |
| He decided to weigh in on this controversy because I cover a lot of big... | |
| For those of you who are new to the program, I cover a lot of big evangelical stuff. | |
| I feel like a lot of woke stuff is infiltrated. | |
| We know. | |
| We've covered Megan Basham's book. | |
| We've covered Judd Saul's enemies within the church. | |
| But Doug Wilson decided to weigh in on this, and he says, more than one thing can be true at the same time. | |
| He says, Doug Wilson, Pastor Wilson says, I respect and honor Winston Churchill. | |
| He says the Allies were the good guys in the Second World War. | |
| He says, in the words of C.S. Lewis, our cause, as earthly causes go, was comparatively righteous. | |
| Okay. | |
| He goes on, having said this, the nature of the freakout over this Churchill issue indicates the truth of the Justin Dean Lee observation. | |
| He says, Number four, he says, I think Stephen Wolfe is probably having more fun than is good for him. | |
| Stephen Wolfe is the author for The Case of Christian Nationalism. | |
| It's a fantastic book. | |
| If you want to pick it up, I highly recommend it. | |
| I am in the middle of it right now, but I highly recommend that you go get his book on historical Protestant political thought. | |
| Doug Wilson goes on and says the two sides are maintaining on the one hand that anti-Semitism is a grotesque evil and on the other hand that the post-war liberal consensus is an idol that has to fall sometime. | |
| And Doug Wilson says look both of them are correct. | |
| Now think about that. | |
| He says anti-Semitism is evil and he says and the post-war liberal consensus is an idol and does need to fall. | |
| Two things can be true at the same time he says. | |
| He says the extremes on both sides tend to think that failure to embrace the correct view is tantamount to embracing the worst caricature possible in the opposite direction. | |
| He says both of those are incorrect. | |
| So if you're willing to entertain, what he's saying is if you're willing to entertain, well, I've never heard that about Churchill before. | |
| That does not then mean that you're putting on a swastika and now you're all of a sudden for Germany in the war. | |
| That does not necessarily mean that. | |
| And then he goes on and says he's a fan of Churchill. | |
| And then he says this. | |
| Hang on, what's the last thing he says? | |
| He said, I would return to reiterate my second point, two cheers for Churchill, but I would also add that those who included Soviets as judges at Nuremberg who had firebombed Dresden and who loaded Russian refugees onto trains... | |
| At the points of their bayonets, forcibly returning those poor people to the Soviet Union to be killed, should get off their high horse in order to reflect a bit more. | |
| Doug Wilson here saying, yeah, there's some historical context that is lost about the firebombing of Dresden. | |
| And questioning the World War II narrative, official narrative, that essentially goes, if we really think about this, the official World War II narrative from when it ended to today has essentially served to legitimize every foreign war we've gotten involved in or entangled in, as George Washington would say, foreign entanglements, avoid them. | |
| It has essentially gone to legitimize every war we've gotten into since the completion of World War II. The narrative, the World War II post-war consensus. | |
| Anyway, it's something to think about. | |
| But he mentioned Stephen Wolf as having way too much fun. | |
| Stephen Wolf is having way too much fun because he is taking the gospel-centered rhetoric that gets thrust on people like me and him and others who are worried about... | |
| Civilization as we know it. | |
| Pastors who tell you, hey, I know gay marriage was just legalized in the Constitution, but don't worry about it. | |
| Don't idolize the family. | |
| You shouldn't be so upset. | |
| You're making an idol out of the family by being so upset that now gay marriage is legal. | |
| There are pastors that actually tell people that. | |
| It's absolutely preposterous. | |
| I'm going to tell you something right now. | |
| You can care deeply about something in American politics and it not be an idol. | |
| As a Christian, you can care very deeply about an issue and it not be an idol. | |
| It can also be an idol, yeah, but I'm just reiterating that you can, in fact, care deeply about something and it not supplant Christ on his throne. | |
| So many people think their sheep are worshipping idols when they're actually calling out the wrong idol. | |
| Stephen Wolf says, Defending Churchill tells the world that our hope lies here on earth, not in heaven. | |
| These are all things that the other side has said to us. | |
| The life of a Christian is repentance and faith, not demanding that everyone loves our political heroes like Churchill. | |
| Anger over a historical disagreement does not show the fruits of the Spirit. | |
| Now he's saying this to all these big, there are so many big Eva guys. | |
| Owen Strayen is one of them. | |
| Who are so triggered by this Tucker Carlson interview and even appear to argue for censorship. | |
| They think that this guy should have never been given the platform that Tucker Carlson has. | |
| It's like what are you afraid of man? | |
| If he's wrong he'll be refuted. | |
| Like what are we afraid of? | |
| It's just ideas. | |
| It's people talking. | |
| It's a debate. | |
| Good grief. | |
| When we lash out at something incomparably lower than the gospel, it reveals the idols of our hearts. | |
| Winston Churchill in the World War II narrative is apparently an idol for some people. | |
| Christ came into this world to make us uncomfortable, not to confirm our political preconceptions again about Winston Churchill. | |
| Yeah, so when Doug Wilson says Stephen Wolf is having way too much fun, he's correct. | |
| But this is for real. | |
| If you are more concerned at the emotional level with the public honor of Winston Churchill than that of Jesus Christ, then let me suggest that you're the one who's been discipled by the world. | |
| Really good stuff there. | |
| And here's Owen Strayan. | |
| He's saying this is my politics because apparently this guy, Owen Strayan, this pastor, totally reveres Winston Churchill and does not like his reputation in history being questioned at all. | |
| So John Harris reminds him, So there's a lot | |
| of pearl clutching going on from Big Eva-type leaders who look down their nose at Christian nationalists who are not afraid to say, hey, look, Christians need to organize the six days a week they're not in church and use what little political power we have left to... | |
| Get a government that punishes evil and rewards good. | |
| Oh, you're making an idol out of politics. | |
| No, I don't think we are. | |
| But if we ask certain questions about Winston Churchill, I don't know. | |
| Maybe there's other idols that are actually being revealed. | |
| Folks, that's all the time that we have on this edition of the Millstone Report. | |
| Thank you so much for being with us. | |
| Follow me on x at RealPaulHarrell and we will see you next time. | |
| God bless everybody watching. |
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