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Feb. 4, 2025 - Stew Peters Show

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Millstone Report w Paul Harrell: Deep State Meltdown Over USAID, Globohomo Agenda Wrecked

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	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	All right, so you remember yesterday we were talking about testosterone being at an all-time As a matter of fact, there was this study that I referenced the other day that actually talked about men with higher testosterone actually have the fortitude to make decisions that go against groupthink.
	But as we've talked about many times on the show, testosterone right now is at a record low.
	We've got less testosterone than our fathers.
	We've got less testosterone than our grandfathers.
	And I wanted to have Dr. Bruce Fong back on to talk about it.
	Of course, he's a pioneer in integrative medicine.
	He is the medical director at the Sierra Integrative Medical Center and Neutronics Labs.
	You know him well.
	Dr. Bruce Fong is back with us.
	Dr. Fong, welcome to the Millstone Report, sir.
	Thank you so much for coming back on.
	Hey, thanks for having me back on.
	It's always great to be able to spend time to help educate people and to make things that much more clear so we can make those proper decisions.
	Absolutely.
	So, yeah, I absolutely agree with you.
	Guys who have...
	I was just going to say, tell us why testosterone is so important.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah, I mean, so, again, testosterone in our bodies, you know, I mean, everybody's kind of seen the whole thing about, you know, when we see ladies who go through menopause and all of a sudden it's the big change.
	Well, males kind of do the same thing, but I think ours gets on a little more gradually.
	And when we start not having adequate testosterone levels, I mean, the obvious things are there.
	Of course, you're not able to maintain your muscles.
	You're not able to work out as much.
	You're feeling less assertive, feeling less energy in general.
	But also, you know, in general, what we see in women, we also see in men, that once you go through the change, and men, we call that andropause.
	We actually see, unfortunately, an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
	So the risk of heart attacks and strokes goes up.
	The whole issue with developing things like diabetes can go up because your metabolism actually changes at that point.
	And when you have less testosterone, obviously it's harder to maintain your muscle tone.
	And unfortunately, you actually end up starting to put on fat.
	In the body and not to oversimplify it but you got a lot of fat laying around that's tissue that does not use the glucose and the other sugars that are in your body whereas muscle or active tissues in general will utilize that sugar and so in this particular situation you put yourself at risk for things like insulin resistance so you move towards diabetes believe it or not there are just Studies after studies about males and cognitive function.
	I mean, your processing speed, your ability to remember things.
	In fact, there's one study that got so detailed about it.
	It talks about, hey, you know, with straight testosterone, we're talking about males and apparently their spatial memory, like remembering where something is in time and place so you don't get lost and you remember, for instance, where your keys or whatever are at.
	Whereas there's a conversion of excess testosterone through something called aromatase to estradiol, and then those converted amounts have a direct impact on what's called verbal memory, so remembering what somebody told you, for instance.
	So those are things just to scratch the surface of...
	Testosterone can also play a little bit of a role in helping the body to mitigate inflammation, which is a little bit of a report that's out there.
	But in general, testosterone plays a very central role in the health of males in particular.
	And again, just like the estrogen does in females, we males have that issue.
	One more, your cholesterol levels could actually go down with getting your testosterone in the right place.
	Well, the cognitive, you know, that's what a lot of people don't think.
	They probably think what you talked about at the beginning there, you know, muscle tone, that sort of thing, maybe some weight gain.
	But cognitively, not being able to remember, not having as sharp of a memory is something I think a lot of people don't know about.
	And, you know, you mentioned cholesterol, so I'm assuming we've got benefits of, you know, cardiovascular benefits as well to having adequate testosterone levels.
	Absolutely.
	I actually, a few years ago, when I started using a little bit of testosterone replacement, that unexpected side effect, I mean, you know, I probably learned it somewhere in my medical training, but I kind of forgotten.
	Remember that your hormones and cholesterol, they actually are relatively similar chemical structures.
	And having the testosterone on board when I was deficient.
	Apparently it helped to drive my cholesterol levels back to essentially near normal levels where I was fairly high, especially with my triglycerides before.
	So it's interesting that these are things that people don't really talk a lot about, testosterone, but it does have that benefit.
	And obviously the assertiveness that you were mentioning in your opening comments, when you feel better.
	When you feel that your, so we say, the physical part of you feels better, but then your physical part makes your mental, your emotional part that much more stable to say it's the foundation of it all, then you can be more served.
	You can make those decisions, and you turn around, and you can be, shall we say, the leader that you're meant to be.
	I mean, you look back in the Bible, the patriarch of the father figure was always supposed to be the one that made decisions.
	And, you know, frankly, at this juncture, it's kind of like, you know, we're back at the point where we've been told, you know, you guys are toxically masculine, or, you know, you're being too aggressive.
	By the way, Paul, did you know where that term toxic masculinity came from?
	I actually do not know.
	I've been called toxic before, but I don't know where the term came from.
	You?
	No way.
	Just a little bit.
	Okay, we woke up.
	But anyway, guys, believe it or not, the term toxic masculinity was never meant to be what people seem to understand what it is today.
	It was actually a term used by a number of researchers.
	Don't quote me on this, but I believe it was in Georgia.
	They were studying guys in the prison system to sort of, and this is a psychological study, to kind of determine what kind of led to these guys being in prison.
	And they coined the term toxic masculinity specifically for certain criminals that had repressed emotions and things like that.
	And it was never meant to refer to the general public.
	It never meant to refer to guys in general saying that, hey, you're being too masculine or you're being overly assertive.
	So again, this is where somebody on...
	Dare I say it?
	Because I guess they exist still.
	But the woke side took this and they ran with it.
	And quite often, like what I hear from that side, they take things that are half-truths and they bend them and they push them forward with such an aggressive agenda that it took on.
	It took on a life of its own, which is insane.
	I mean, we talk about in this program the gynocracy and how we're wanting it to diminish.
	So there's no better way for the gynocracy to diminish than to people take people to increase their testosterone in the natural way.
	And I'm really glad that you mentioned the Bible and just...
	Talking about reading the Bible, looking at the example that we have, the men that we have there in the Bible.
	And actually, you know, biblical male leadership is actually good, great for society, great for women, in fact, when that's actually put into place and not demonized and called toxic.
	If people want to increase their testosterone, we've talked about this on the program many times, that Man's Edge over at Neutronics Labs is the ticket.
	This is the item to use.
	Right.
	Yeah, so we here at Neutronics Labs have a product called the Man's Edge.
	The Man's Edge is the product of lots of research that we looked into, and a lot of the ingredients are things that you would actually have probably heard of before, but we found the three most important ones that actually help to build testosterone in your body.
	In other words, you produce more testosterone, as well as the most important part that everybody seems to forget.
	We found the ones that also help your body to actually utilize that testosterone, working at that receptor level.
	So these three big things are fenugreek, tribulus, and the long jack, also known as tonkarae.
	And these are well known out there to have those benefits.
	But again, I think it's understated, especially with fenugreek, which is kind of all the rage right now, that it actually works towards...
	Helping you utilize whatever testosterone you have in your body.
	So if I say that, I want you guys to understand whatever testosterone you have.
	So even a guy like me who's taking supplemental testosterone, I use this product and it works so much better because it can be used as an adjunct to it.
	Or if you're not taking testosterone, you feel like you could benefit from it, I would always recommend the natural product first.
	Before going into something a little more hardcore like actual hormone replacement.
	So again, this compound also over this last year has been improved by the addition of L-citrulline and L-arginine.
	These two amino acids promote the production of nitric oxide in the body.
	Nitric oxide is actually a very potent and probably the most potent basal dilator.
	So it opens up the blood vessels so your blood flow is markedly increased and it can have benefits for blood pressure, which it seems to have in mind.
	But it also helps to get all of those ingredients to the places that you need.
	And I'm sorry, the most important part that's unique to Neutronics.
	Is that we do blend all these things with our proprietary deer antler velvet extract.
	So again, I can talk about that a little bit more later, but the whole point is that our flagship products all revolve around deer antler.
	And the extract of a growing deer antler has basically a growth matrix, which essentially is identical to what we have in the human body in the presence of growth hormone.
	So combining all these facets in a compound that's designed to be delivered So it's a sublingual delivery utilizing a liposomal delivery system, a fat-based delivery system, which a third-party independent reviewer has demonstrated with one of our other products to have up to 98% absorption.
	Again, 98%.
	Some of the stuff that you see out there that you take orally, lesser products, you probably, I mean, it could be bad if you don't get anything in there.
	But most of them could be, you know, the bad numbers usually around 30%.
	Well, so when I take the Man's Edge, I detect some.
	It doesn't taste bad either.
	It tastes a little maple-y.
	It almost crossed my mind, Dr. Fong, with the tariffs in Canada.
	I don't know if the maple syrup, maybe we might be seeing a price increase.
	Let's get people healthy.
	I don't know if that would be really expensive to pour on your pancakes.
	I would not pour it on your pancakes.
	You'd have one heck of a workout afterwards.
	That's probably not where I'm going to bet.
	So, Paul, one of the key things is, why do we want to deliver it under the tongue?
	Like we said earlier, absorption could be down in most products as low as 30%.
	But the sublingual or under-the-tongue introduction pathway into the body is only second to injecting somebody with an intravenous compound.
	In other words, putting an IV in somebody.
	And why is that?
	Because under your tongue...
	There are these little capillary beds or exchange beds for the circulation that, especially with an enhanced uptake with the liposomal delivery system, you are delivering all these compounds right to the bloodstream.
	And again, with the nitric oxide working on things, it increases even that blood flow through that everything that you're trying to get in your body gets right to the bloodstream.
	You avoid that GI past metabolism where your digestive juices could destroy things.
	And because it gets right in the bloodstream, it gets rapidly utilized.
	And again, you'll have benefits with this very quickly.
	Wow.
	Just fascinating stuff.
	What else can you tell us in terms of how can we purchase?
	We know that right there at NeutronicsLabs.com slash Paul.
	It's up there, but you guys can, I mean, I know there's AutoShip where you save big and then you save an additional 10% when you use MyNamePoll.
	Right, right.
	So AutoShip in particular is where you would subscribe to a product.
	And again, that means that you would get a delivery once a month.
	And by doing that, you actually automatically save 50% right there.
	We want people to be able to experience this and to continue to get their gains right.
	The beautiful part about all these products is that there's no permanent...
	I should say there's no significant side effects and there's no permanent...
	We want something that's all natural.
	We want something that doesn't have any sort of potential negative side effects.
	And we certainly want something that can be sustainable.
	And so we put that out there for everybody.
	We have that auto-ship option.
	And for a limited time right now, again, using the coupon code Paul, not only would you get 10% more off, but you would also get a free bottle of our Long Jack compound, which is the Tonka Dai Yi specifically with, again, our deer antler velvet matrix, which is the growth factors that simulate everything that's in the body in the presence of human growth hormone.
	Together, free with all this.
	Guys, you want to talk about a pump, you want to get in there and get a good workout.
	Combine these two compounds together and you're really going to see a big difference for that.
	The IGF-1 is great.
	I take the man's edge, but then the IGF-1, the IGF-1 +, all of that's great stuff.
	You mentioned the Deer Antler Velvet.
	They're from New Zealand, right?
	Ethically sourced and everything for people that care about that.
	Right, so why deer antler, right?
	So ancient Chinese medicine, right?
	I'm Chinese, I get to say that, right?
	So instead of making that sound anywhere funny, but the whole point is it is an ancient Chinese remedy.
	It's been in literature, literally written down for over 3,000 years, that this is the remedy, to make a long story short, that you added with everything else in herbal medicine to help somebody recover from illness, from injury, to help them maintain and increase their vitality, their virility, for instance.
	And so it's been known for so long that you would use it so often with everything else, it's only second to ginseng, which is for energy.
	And so combining all this know-how with what we would call a 20th century knack to it, because it was discovered it wasn't just any deer antler.
	It was more abundantly available with these effects in growing deer antler.
	Again, deer lose their antlers every year.
	They grow a new rack in 110 days.
	So if we continue to source these antlers, basically, as our founder and owner likes to say it, we give the deer a little haircut, so we cut the little tips off the ends, and we're able to extract what's in the tip, and what comes out is this brownish, murky kind of fluid that's basically...
	All these growth factors, in particular IGF-1, insulin-like growth factor 1 is the primary one.
	You have IGF-2 and you have essentially about 15 other growth factors all in there.
	Things for bone, there's collagen for the skin, there's neurologic factors, neurotropins, for instance.
	There's stuff for blood vessel proliferation, etc.
	And there's actually other growth factors in this because it's all straight from God's design.
	It's a natural.
	That's from nature.
	There's growth factors that prevent abnormal tissue development, abnormal cell development.
	So, again, there's things that check abnormal stuff because, you know, you want deer to have deer antlers, not moose antlers or whatever, right?
	But the whole point is, you know, again, these things check us from, you know, having any issues of being worried about malignancy or anything like that.
	But the whole point is that now that's extracted.
	It's cold-pressed and placed in that liposomal delivery system, like we talked about.
	And now you have this ability, especially with growth factors that are super sensitive.
	They can be destroyed by stomach acids or digestive enzymes.
	You had to develop a means to deliver them.
	That's why the liposomal delivery system was developed in the first place.
	This was our first product.
	The capillaries under the tongue.
	Exactly.
	And that is going to guarantee that those growth factors are delivered right to the bloodstream as opposed to being destroyed somewhere else.
	So the combination of the growth factors, especially the, again, it's almost like taking human growth hormone.
	So you have all those benefits of being able to repair, rejuvenate, build up the body.
	There's all kinds of studies specifically about IGF-1 itself that talks about athletic performance and how quickly you can actually build up muscles.
	So again, add that to a testosterone boosting agent and you can see where you really can take off and be the best that you can be.
	And so again, putting these two things together and also the thing I didn't get the chance to talk about earlier, it's not just this...
	Perception of toxic masculinity.
	We've got an environment that's full of garbage that's actually interfering with us either making or, like I said earlier, the real important one, Utilizing this testosterone that's in our bodies.
	And again, that's all the environmental chemicals.
	We can talk about all kinds of things.
	That'll probably take a whole hour.
	We won't get into it.
	But you guys have a pretty good idea that there's a lot of stuff out there, chemical byproducts of infections or inflammation in the body, even byproducts of exposure to radiation that can all play a role with this.
	And so one of the things you want to do is to detox your body.
	So another one of our products I do recommend is the IGF-1 Plus, again, the deer and their velvet, which is the basis of most of our liquid compounds, and glutathione.
	Glutathione is the mother of all antioxidants.
	It's the thing that helps us to basically shut down those single atoms of oxygen that run around and kind of nibble away at us and cause damage to us over time.
	So by neutralizing those guys, it also changes the environment in our bodies that then allows our body to switch into a mode where we can actually detoxify the toxin or infection or whatever it is that was causing the problem in the first place.
	And in fact, glutathione...
	Helps those detox pathways flow that much better.
	So my favorite combination for maintaining your best health would be the Man's Edge, the IGF-1 +, as long with the glutathione.
	So putting those three products together, it's like a, you know, in my own martial arts training, the most basic move is a three-point punch.
	One of the face, one of the solar plexus, one of the gut.
	And, you know, you do that rapidly, and you typically could take down an opponent fairly quickly.
	But the point is, here we go, we're going to do a three-point punch with, you know, these growth factors, with things that can boost our testosterone, but in general, to make us the best that we can be as males.
	And I was thinking about what you were saying, Paul, if you don't mind another biblical reference.
	In the Bible, in the Old Testament, when one of the kings of Israel...
	Namely, a guy named Ahab let his wife do the ruling, which is Jezebel.
	Things went pretty bad.
	And you guys can read all about that yourself.
	But realize that there is the fact that when a king, or in this case a man is not a man, you're not making the decisions you need to make.
	There is biblical reference there that says that disasters can follow.
	So absolutely, guys, you need to take charge of things in life.
	Hey, with this election that just happened, We got somebody there who's going to try to fix things.
	We got to do our part.
	We got to take control of our own households.
	We got to take control of things around us and help to make things great again.
	Absolutely.
	Dr. Bruce Fogg, I couldn't say it any better.
	There's a great lineup of products over at NeutronicsLabs.com.
	Go to NeutronicsLabs.com slash Paul.
	Use my name, Paul, to save 10% and sign up for AutoShip to save 50% and then get that free bottle of Long Jack as well when you sign up today.
	It's always a pleasure to talk to you, sir, and I look forward to doing it again soon.
	Well, it's always a pleasure.
	I'd love to try to educate with anything.
	Again, I'm also the medical director of the Sierra Integrative Medical Center here in Reno, Nevada.
	You guys ever want to look us up?
	We are the ones that will spend a lot of time with you to try to get to the bottom of your illness.
	We never try to give you a label and just give you a pill.
	So if you guys want something like that and you want a little more in-depth, more comprehensive care, come look us up.
	We're at www.SierraIntegrative.com or even simpler, give us a call at 775-828-5388.
	Alright, Dr. Bruce Fong, we appreciate it, sir.
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	Here we go.
	Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
	Thank you so much for being with us.
	My name is Paul Harrell and here we are.
	We've got a great rest of the show for you.
	We've got a great rest of the show for you.
	We've got a lot to get to here.
	I see Red Koppel over on X. No more money to turn people gay is what he's...
	That's what he's saying.
	Of course, he's talking about USAID. Folks, this portion of the program is brought to you by Red Vive Health.
	We'll have more on them here in a minute, but we want to thank them, redvivehealth.org.
	All right, let's get to it, shall we?
	So this particular tweet, there's been a lot of people going over a long list of what USAID was used to fund.
	Across the world.
	Yesterday we talked about how it seems to be the head of the snake, the head of the DEI snake, the Globo Homo agenda.
	Many of you know, we've talked about this for a long time, about how our chief export, the one thing foreign policy-wise that we have been exporting for a long time is essentially the rainbow LGBTQ RSTLNE. Would you like to buy a vowel?
	We covered this yesterday, but the Democrats just continued to melt down yesterday over USAID. As a matter of fact, ABC News ran this story and actually put a confession in from a USAID employee.
	As Doge was taking over at the end of last week.
	But Elon Musk's influence is sweeping throughout the administration.
	It was late last week that the Doge team showed up at USAID offices in Washington and demanded access.
	USAID employee Christina Dry described the scene.
	We took down our Pride Flex.
	I took out any books I felt would be incriminating.
	No one was talking.
	We heard they started taking transcripts automatically of all of our Google Meets.
	They unplugged the news in the little kitchen galleys.
	It didn't feel good.
	And then Saturday, all of the websites went down.
	And then I lost complete access to my computer.
	Incriminating books.
	Taking down the...
	Quick!
	Trump is here.
	Quick, Musk is here.
	Take down all the pride flags.
	Get rid of any incriminating books.
	Here's my question.
	Is there anyone that lives in D.C. or around the area that doesn't believe in rainbow flags, that doesn't believe in whatever those incriminating books may or may not be?
	I guess at this point, do you just have to shut Washington, D.C. down completely?
	We've been told that members of the EPA are being fired.
	We've been told that there's an executive order, possibly today, to shut down the Department of Education.
	For all of the people that thought Donald Trump would not use power, and I was certainly one of those people in different times, tried not to black pill, tried to be a black pill bulimic.
	But you cannot ignore what is going on.
	You cannot ignore what is going on.
	And this was some of the meltdowns from yesterday.
	So they're so upset.
	That's Senator Chris Van Hollen, Democrat, so upset at Donald Trump for allowing muscles.
	Would it take an act of Congress to do away with USAID? I don't know.
	I don't think so.
	Not when it comes to fraud.
	If there's fraud, these people are lunatics.
	And if it comes to fraud, you wouldn't have an act of Congress.
	And I'm not sure that you would anyway.
	He knows that the people at USAID are lunatics and radicals.
	Chuck Schumer terrified that this may spread to the IRS. We also know this is just the beginning.
	If Doge attacks USAID today, Then you can be sure they'll move on to another target tomorrow.
	Who knows?
	Maybe it'll be the Postal Service or the IRS or even the Social Security Administration.
	They could be next.
	Or maybe our national security agencies.
	This is what they're really worried about.
	Also, Senator Andy Kim saying, but this is where I got my start.
	I got my start at USAID, which again, hmm.
	Isn't there an alleged pipeline between intel agencies, the CIA, intel oligarchs, and Washington and politicians and the mockingbird media?
	I'm Senator Andy Kim from New Jersey.
	About 20 years ago, when I first came to work for the federal government, I walked through these doors right behind me.
	I started off my career in public service at USAID. And now I'm a United States Senator.
	And somebody is burning the rope ladder to prevent other people like me from doing the same.
	And that's a good thing, ladies and gentlemen.
	That's a good thing.
	So USAID spent $2.5 million to promote DEI in Serbia.
	$70,000 for a DEI musical in Ireland.
	I'd love to see with that.
	A DEI musical in Ireland.
	I'm curious about that one.
	$47,000 for a transgender opera in Colombia.
	Ugh.
	I gotta know, let's see, do we have Sopranos pretending to be basses on their testosterone?
	Do we have people on estrogen who were male singers but now they can sing Soprano?
	I mean, we're talking about opera here, right?
	$32,000 for a transgender comic book in Peru.
	Again, so that's when people say...
	No more money to turn people gay.
	This is only part of it.
	And that was Caroline Leavitt there.
	R.N. McIntyre kind of summarizing a lot of our feeling.
	It's very healthy to have a healthy skepticism of any politician, what they're going to say they're going to do versus the results.
	Dems, Trump can't use power.
	That's fascism.
	Con Inc., Trump can't use power.
	That's big government.
	Black pillars, Trump will never use power.
	He says all of them were wrong, and it's awesome.
	Again, we are potentially about to hear any second now that Donald Trump is going to abolish the Department of Education.
	You know how many people have been promising that?
	You know how many people have been wanting that?
	Also, RFK Jr. has been passed out of the committee 14 to 13, so it's looking likely.
	Same thing with Tulsi Gabbard.
	It's looking likely that...
	She's going to be confirmed.
	RFK is going to be confirmed.
	It's looking likely that Kash Patel is going to be head of the FBI. Elon Musk uncovering a lot of things that we need to talk about.
	One of the organizations that USAID funds is something called the International Republican Institute.
	The head of the International Republican Institute used to be a guy by the name of John McCain.
	The late John McCain, when he died, they decided to inaugurate Senator Lindsey Graham.
	$130.7 million from USAID to this International Republican Institute.
	Active grants of $9.2 million.
	Now we know why congressional leaders are against shutting down USAID, because they're a part of it.
	And in the midst of all of this, we've got people over on Reddit calling for violence.
	Those people are going to find out.
	I mean, it's more on that in a minute.
	Also, someone named Josh Howerton over on X. This was an interesting post.
	He says, I don't think Americans realize how perverse our international influence has become, meaning the global homo exporting.
	The pastor of the largest church in Chile spoke at Lake Point in Espanol last year.
	He explained that despite having a deeply traditional view of gender and family they had begun aggressively teaching LGBT ideology in Chilean public schools to the horror of Chilean parents.
	Why?
	Because Chile feared losing USAID funding if they didn't.
	So USAID has released policies like the LGBTQI plus inclusive development policy, which provides a framework for integrating LGBT considerations into development work, including education.
	So in many cases, we use these funding to get people to adopt degeneracy, to get people to adopt things that their culture otherwise would reject.
	That's another reason why they're melting down.
	Over the exposure of USAID. Talked to a friend who has connections with the Democratic Party, and he said the level of panic over Trump and Elon shutting down USAID is unlike anything he's ever seen.
	Musk giving some clarity, saying all Doge did was check to see which federal organizations were violating the POTUS' executive orders the most, turned out USAID. And then we have the second tweet, second or third tweet.
	We covered a few of them yesterday saying that attacking the administrative state in this way, going after USAID and attacking the administrative state the way Trump is, is the equivalent of a civil war.
	Eric Weinstein echoing that.
	Once you consider that, everything makes more sense.
	And then we have Marco Rubio, who again...
	You have to keep on a very short leash.
	He is now echoing the Trump administration, obviously, on USAID and the fact that they are insubordinate, and that's why he's now taking over as well.
	You're now the head of USAID. The head of Doge, Elon Musk, called USAID a criminal organization and added that it is time for it to die.
	Do you agree with that?
	They have basically evolved into an agency that believes that they're not even a U.S. government agency.
	That they are a global charity, that they take the taxpayer money and they spend it as a global charity, irrespective of whether it is in the national interest or not in the national interest.
	One of the most common complaints you will get if you go to embassies around the world from State Department officials and ambassadors and the like is USAID is not only not cooperative, They undermine the work that we're doing in that country.
	They are supporting programs that upset the host government for whom we're trying to work with on a broader scale and so forth.
	So they're completely unresponsive.
	They just don't consider that they work for the U.S. They just think they're a global entity and that their master is the globe and not the United States.
	And that's not what the statute says and that's not sustainable.
	Can it be reformed or does it need to die?
	Well, that was always the goal was to reform it.
	But now we have rank in subordination.
	Now we have basically an active effort.
	Their basic attitude is we don't work for anyone.
	We work for ourselves.
	No agency of government can tell us what to do.
	So the president made me the acting administrator.
	I've delegated that power to someone who's there full-time, and we're going to go through the same process at USAID as we're going through now.
	And at the same time, you've got Elon Musk who's there at this point with the backing.
	Now, so let's talk about the deep state, this thing that we always thought or we were always told isn't real.
	I mean, with a straight face, right?
	They would tell us.
	So here's projections.
	Senator Chuck Schumer, an unelected shadow government is conducting a hostile takeover of the federal government.
	This is great, because he's essentially saying his shadow government.
	USAID is the shadow government.
	USAID is the shadow government, and so this is a very ironic statement here.
	He doesn't like Doe, says it's not a real government agency, but what's he going to do about it?
	Isn't Chuck Schumer now under investigation for inciting violence against Supreme Court justices?
	And so here we go.
	So Heritage Foundation putting out that the deep state is not...
	This is kind of this evolution or whatever.
	The deep state's not a thing.
	Okay, the deep state is a thing, but it's not that significant.
	Okay, the deep state is significant, but it's actually a good thing.
	And we're finally here.
	Number four, if you're opposed to the deep state, you're a problem.
	And of course, this is Bill Kristol, who no doubt stands to lose a ton of money by USAID and foreign aid and everything else being shut down.
	No doubt that guy.
	Likely stands to lose a ton of money.
	Certainly he's lost a lot of influence.
	In the meantime, we've got the former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe going on Anderson Cooper's show.
	Trying to drum up sympathy for poor, defenseless FBI agents.
	This is totally unprecedented.
	FBI rank-and-file agents and analysts who make up the vast majority of the field offices, who do the work of investigating these cases, of executing search warrants, of executing arrest warrants, doing...
	Surveillance, electronic surveillance, whatever it might be.
	Those people are never touched by the political winds that blow through every four years, nor should they be.
	As you said, they don't pick their work.
	They're assigned to the work that they do.
	The work they do is lawful.
	It's within FBI policies, and not doing the work is not really an option for them, right?
	They come to the FBI. Most of them come intending to stay for the entirety of their careers.
	20 years or more, 20 years on the agent side, a little bit more for the support side.
	And so to be targeted in this way for termination potentially or retribution simply for doing their jobs on a major national security case is incomprehensible to them or anybody that knows the organization.
	I've talked to more FBI people in the last four days than I did in the prior four years.
	As John has described it accurately, it is a place in utter disarray right now.
	People are worried about...
	This is a moment of terror for these people.
	A moment of terror.
	I was watching a clip this morning about...
	I didn't really know what it was.
	It was a guy who had been hauled into...
	There was no description.
	Just a guy who had been hauled into a questioning room.
	Had been placed under arrest.
	Was being asked all these questions.
	Was told to search...
	They've got a search warrant.
	They're on their way to search his house.
	Anyway, he was a J6-er.
	J6-er.
	Been arrested...
	He was arrested two years after January 6th.
	Think about all of those J6ers who were separated from their families and were left to rot, trumped up charges, political persecution, trying to squash populism, trying to end MAGA, trying to promote this phony insurrection narrative.
	I think about those people.
	When I think about the terror that these FBI officials are going through, As they spent the last four years in well-lit, well-carpeted rooms.
	What was it that Charles Dickens said?
	The greatest evil is not done in those sore dens that Dickens loved to paint.
	Designed, minuted, executed in well-lit, clean-carpeted rooms with men with clean-shaven faces who do not need to raise their voice.
	Something like that.
	Yeah.
	I have no sympathy for them.
	I have no sympathy for them.
	In the meantime, we've got the United States Air Force intelligence aircraft, according to reports, has now entered Mexico airspace.
	This was after the Mexican president caved and put 10,000 troops, or said she was going to put 10,000 troops on the border.
	They allegedly started arresting cartel members.
	But here is, they're now saying that the United States Air Force is in Mexico airspace, has got an intelligence aircraft, an intelligence bird in the air.
	You know, this is a long time coming.
	Actually, militarizing the border, sending the troops to the border.
	We need American troops to the border.
	I still think we need landmines.
	But this clip recently surfaced of Bernie Sanders back in 2015. Just to let you know what a bipartisan problem this has been, where back when Bernie Sanders maybe was a little bit more honest with his assessments, saying that open borders was a Republican plan.
	Open borders?
	That's a Koch brothers proposal.
	Really?
	Of course.
	I mean, that's a right-wing proposal which says, essentially, there is no United States.
	But it would make a lot of global poor richer, wouldn't it?
	And make everybody in America poor.
	Then you're doing away with the concept of a nation-state.
	And I don't think there's any country in the world which believes in that.
	If you believe in a nation-state or in a country called the United States or UK or Denmark or any other country, you have an obligation, in my view, to do everything we can to help poor people.
	What right-wing people in this country would love is an open-border policy.
	Bring in all kinds of people who work for $2 or $3 an hour.
	That would be great for them.
	I don't believe in that.
	So, I mean, that was Bernie in 2015, and again, this development here, according to Nick Sodor, U.S. Air Force intelligence aircraft have entered Mexican airspace after Mexico agreed to cooperate in fighting the cartels.
	Big development.
	Moving on, a little bit of foreign policy today.
	We're checking in with Douglas McGregor.
	Douglas McGregor is worried.
	That Donald Trump is not getting the right intelligence.
	He said this, Trump is intentionally being fed false data from the intelligence community.
	He needs to reach the point that he realizes some of the people around him are feeding him crap and act swiftly.
	McGregor obviously wants peace in Ukraine, wants peace in the Middle East.
	Let's hope that that changes.
	Tulsi Gabbard has officially secured enough votes to become the director of national intelligence.
	The question is, who's going to be feeding her?
	The DNI is a position that normally is used, you know, the intelligence oligarchy uses to lie to the executive branch.
	So, you know, there's a lot of great stuff going on, but there's still a lot more that must be done.
	A lot more must be done, for sure.
	Alright, so addressing, speaking of the border, and speaking of The mass deportations.
	This didn't set well with progressive Christian Russell Moore, the editor of Christianity Today.
	So he wanted progressive Christians to know that, matter of fact, he wanted them to know, he wrote a whole article, Jesus is a refugee, and he wrote an article twisting scripture to get Christians to not support Trump's...
	There's a great piece to rebuke all this by the name of Levi Secord.
	Levi is the founding pastor of Christ Bible Church in St. Paul, Minnesota.
	Levi rebukes Russell Moore in spectacular fashion.
	Again, this is up at the Center for Baptist Leadership.
	He writes, Now is the editor-in-chief of Christianity Today,
	who, by the way, William Wolfe says Christianity Today is the USAID of the evangelical world.
	Now the editor of Christianity Today, the bastion of progressive Christian resistance to conservatism, both theologically and politically.
	Not much has changed for Moore and his followers.
	Last week he published an article attacking recent immigration reforms by the Trump administration.
	He set his sights on the freezing of federal grant funds to World Relief, World Relief, a non-government organization that uses taxpayer dollars to resettle refugees into the United States.
	To make his case, Moore trots out the old trope that Jesus was a refugee.
	The argument is that since Jesus was a refugee, Christians cannot support Trump's reforms, which is preposterous.
	Moore has appealed to Jesus being a refugee for years, despite it being eviscerated by some of his former colleagues.
	Still, Moore hasn't learned following the illogical conclusions of his article.
	It is asserted that Trump's actions are clear examples of injustice.
	Does Jesus being a refugee really mean the government must fund organizations like World Relief?
	No, of course not.
	Below are just a few problems.
	And he highlights there's a difference between justice and mercy.
	That's the first problem of his argument.
	But then he wants to talk about who counts as a refugee.
	Is Russell Moore really right?
	Moore implies that since Jesus was a refugee, Christians must oppose the administration's current course.
	He provides two definitions of a refugee to prove Jesus was also one.
	quote, someone who has been forced to flee his or her country because of persecution, war, or violence, and one that flees, especially a person who flees to a foreign country or power to escape danger or persecution.
	So Levi, Pastor Levi here asks, does Jesus really fit this definition?
	Yes and no.
	If a refugee is someone fleeing one country for another, then Jesus does not really fit the definition.
	Jesus did flee from Israel to Egypt, yet they were not two different countries.
	At the time of Christ, both Israel and Egypt belonged to the Roman Empire.
	They existed.
	Under one nation, one ruler, one governmental structure, Jesus fled from one jurisdiction to another.
	But both jurisdictions were united under the Roman government.
	Yet, for the sake of argument, let's assume more is correct in that Jesus fits the above definitions of a refugee.
	Furthermore, let's assume that this means that Christians are duty-bound to support the funding of refugees through the state.
	If these premises are true, then how far should we apply them?
	And then he talks about the plight of blue state.
	Conservatives that have had to flee blue states to settle in red states, are we responsible for their resettlement?
	Of course not.
	But here's the biggest point, I think, in this article, and that's that Moore has long been an opponent of supposed Christian nationalism.
	He's been an opponent of something called theonomy.
	He warns that it's wrong for Christians to use the law of God to inform public policy, yet for years he has appealed to Scripture as the justification for his policy views on issues like immigration and racial justice.
	The truth is that Moore is a Christian nationalist and theonomist whenever it suits him.
	him when he can distort and isolate passages to fit his left-leaning political philosophy he will appeal to the authority of scripture but chastise us those of us on the right who do the same thing uh so yeah it's uh it's a pretty good piece Check it out.
	Share it.
	Go over to the Center for Baptist Leadership.
	If Jesus was a refugee, Russell Moore is a Christian nationalist.
	What a great title that is.
	It's fantastic.
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	Oh, yes, I remember.
	So what's going to happen?
	As the left in this country continues to lose the argument, specifically the LGBTQ +, RSTL, any would you like to buy a vowel, what are they going to do?
	Well, I guess Matt Walsh brings an excellent point on this.
	We've got this actress.
	You'll recognize her.
	She's from that show back in the 90s, that Sarah Jessica Parker show or whatever.
	Listen to this.
	Most importantly, I am here today as the mother of a proud trans man.
	A mother of a proud trans man.
	That means that she had a daughter, has a daughter that was born a daughter, still is a female, but has had top surgery or whatever other drugs.
	So Matt Walsh says that this actress brags about having her daughter's breast removed.
	People like this can never go back.
	They can never let go.
	She's committed to it for life.
	If she ever let go, she'd have to admit that she horrifically abused and mutilated her own child.
	This was one of the first tweets I saw when I woke up this morning, and it just hit me.
	Can you imagine?
	It's absolutely disgusting.
	But there are going to be people in this self-developed psychosis, this mental prison, that they're going to stay in.
	They're going to plant their feet and stay there for as long as they possibly can.
	It doesn't matter how much of a losing issue this is for them, because it is politically.
	The American people are rejecting child abuse, praise the Lord.
	And they're still going to have so many people that are never going to give up on this issue because they'll have to realize that they're the people that kids in school when they're reading history, well, how do the people let that happen?
	It's them.
	It's you.
	It's child abuse.
	That we've decided to call health care, that people have decided to call health care is absolutely disgusting.
	And yet, there's so many things moving.
	The state house over in Idaho is asking the Supreme Court to overturn Obergefell and the gay marriage decision.
	And I would say, I would have told you, even in the wake of the Dobbs decision, I would have said, we're never going to get there.
	Things are moving so quickly right now.
	Things are on pace to move so quickly right now.
	You know what?
	I don't put anything past this.
	I would not put it past the Supreme Court.
	I know it's crazy, but I still, I know the makeup of it.
	You never know.
	When they just say, hey, you know what?
	There's no right to an abortion in the Constitution.
	There's also no right to marriage in the Constitution either.
	You never know how fast things can turn around.
	And that's me taking the white pill, I guess.
	So, yeah, the Supreme Court could take up Idaho challenge to gay marriage and overturn it.
	USA Today.
	Republicans are going after marriage.
	LGBTQ plus people like me tried to warn you.
	This is an opinion piece.
	Reporting on what is potentially coming down the pike.
	You thought they were mad about USAID and a whole other thing coming.
	Let me tell you.
	That's all the time that we have for this edition of the Millstone Report.
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	God bless everybody after watching.

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