May 19, 2025 - Stew Peters Show
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| Thanks so much for being with us. | |
| Happy Monday to everybody out there. | |
| We can't do the program without you. | |
| Thank you so much. | |
| Without you watching, we can't do the show. | |
| It's always a pleasure. | |
| Look, this crazy couple of days over the weekend, I know it's pretty fast-paced ever since President Trump has been put back in office. | |
| The news has been coming in every day. | |
| It's wild. | |
| For a journalist, it's like Christmas morning. | |
| But I think the last couple of days have certainly proven that to be the case, even more so. | |
| You had Donald Trump. | |
| Well, I guess we should take this in reverse order. | |
| So yesterday, the big news was that Joe Biden has cancer, which has essentially exposed the mainstream media as just being... | |
| Full of lies, you know, actively deceiving us. | |
| We talk about that a lot. | |
| We also have this Bongino-Kash Patel interview, which is interesting. | |
| That was also making the news. | |
| Then you had the audio release of Joe Biden and Special Prosecutor Herr essentially exposing him as being a dementia patient. | |
| The dementia patient that we all knew he was, and the media helped cover that up as well. | |
| And then before all of that happened, Donald Trump takes to Truth Social to begin the weekend and posts a video linking the Clintons to all of the deaths in the Arkansides. | |
| And I say that as an Arkansan. | |
| We're very familiar with that term, Arkanside. | |
| We've got a lot of news to get to, and so we're going to take it kind of in chronological order here as the news broke. | |
| Before we do that, I want to remind everybody this portion of the broadcast brought to you by Red Vive Health. | |
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| We're going to be talking to Matt Troy here coming up in just a moment about that. | |
| We had him on Monday. | |
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| Let's start, shall we, with the video that Donald Trump posted to Truth Social to kind of start the weekend. | |
| And here it is. | |
| This was... | |
| I can't even believe this. | |
| This is real. | |
| Donald Trump posting this on True Social. | |
| Remember John F. Kennedy Jr.? | |
| He was declared the frontrunner for the New York Senate seat back in 1999. | |
| Days later, his plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean, and his rival, Hillary Clinton, was elected senator. | |
| Mary Mahoney was a Clinton White House intern. | |
| She knew enough of the inner workings of Bill's sexual advancements to be a star witness during the Clinton impeachment trials. | |
| She was brutally executed at a Starbucks she was managing in 1997. | |
| In 1993, White House Counsel Vince Foster was found dead in Fort Marcy Park, He supposedly killed himself, and among a lengthy list of potential foul play, the bullet was never found. | |
| Then there's James McDougall, a key witness for White House prosecutors. | |
| He was serving his three-year sentence for bank fraud at the Fort Worth Federal Medical Center in Texas. | |
| And just before he was to give a testimony before the grand jury, McDougall suffered a heart attack in solitary confinement. | |
| In 2015, Walter Scheib, a White House chef hired under Bill Clinton, joined the list. | |
| His body was found at the bottom of a river, nearly two miles from the base of the trail he was reportedly hiking. | |
| An autopsy determined that... | |
| Shive's death was accidental drowning, but he might have known too much. | |
| 27-year-old Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich was shot and killed in D.C. this year. | |
| There is speculation that he was the source of the controversial leaked emails allegedly sent by DNC staffers, and that he may have been murdered in retaliation. | |
| Then, Sean Lucas, the lead attorney in a fraud case against the DNC, Obviously, this is one of those conspiracy theories, like so many other conspiracy theories, that the mainstream media will tell us is baseless and not true. | |
| You know, just like they did when it came to COVID and virtually everything else. | |
| Yeah, Derek Evans, President Trump, posted this video about the Clinton body count. | |
| Also, earlier today, this morning, from the White House press briefing room, you know, they have this new media chair. | |
| Well, they have a representative from the website zerohedge.com asking Caroline Levitt this question. | |
| President Trump posted a video highlighting what most people call the Clinton body count, which is the strange number of suicides that seem to happen in Clinton circles. | |
| I have a headline here from the Washington Post that said, "Trump peddles false conspiracy theories, tying the Clintons to several deaths." So I just wanted to highlight, real quick, this wasn't in Trump's video, but this is from the Arkansas Times, and it's the death of Mark Middleton, who was a former Clinton White House aide who was found Dead on a Clinton Foundation property, and I'll just quote from the Arkansas Times. | |
| Middleton apparently shot himself in the chest with a shotgun and also hung himself from a tree with an extension cord. | |
| So, I have no idea how somebody commits suicide that way, but if the Washington Post is here... | |
| Maybe you can enlighten us as to how that was actually a suicide. | |
| So what are the functions of this chair? | |
| We saw this with Tim Pool. | |
| One of the functions of this new media chair that the White House is allowing this rotation of journalists who are certainly center-right, or right of center, rather, is they just love to call out the media. | |
| The questions, that's what Tim Pool did when it came to the Maryland man that was really an MS-13 gang member. | |
| So some of this is these journalists wanting to confront the media with their lies. | |
| Like I said, it's one thing. | |
| They just actively deceive on a daily basis. | |
| Yes, I'm familiar with that. | |
| I'm familiar with that Middleton suicide because it stinks to high heaven. | |
| Anyway, Leavitt doesn't really give an answer here, but we'll listen just because. | |
| So anyways, that's just a lead-in to my question about the most famous Clinton-related suicide, which is that of Jeffrey Epstein. | |
| There's still a lot of questions around that case. | |
| You've released phase one of the Epstein files. | |
| What was missing from that is any connection to his ties to intelligence agencies, and that's really the whole story, that not just trafficking young girls, but doing it on behalf of intelligence agencies, and even potentially as part of a blackmail ring with potential ties to the Israeli government. | |
| So for phase two, when can we expect it? | |
| Will it have... | |
| Information pertaining to those aspects of the Epstein case. | |
| I know the Attorney General has committed to releasing those files. | |
| I would defer you to the Department of Justice on her timeline, but when she has made a promise in the past, she has kept it, and I'm certain that she will in this case as well. | |
| So, you know, there's a, you know, we had the, I mentioned the Bongino, Dan Bongino, Cash Patel, you know, they get interviewed. | |
| And there was some interesting stuff there. | |
| We're going to cover that a little later in the show if we have time. | |
| But one of the disappointing aspects, I think, for many people is when they, with a straight face, told us that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself and that they've seen the file. | |
| And I'm sorry. | |
| You know, I'm still not buying it, the official government narrative that Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. | |
| You know, we played for you the allegations of... | |
| Essentially, state actors that were involved in that. | |
| Who was it? | |
| Man, I can't remember. | |
| His name escapes me at this moment. | |
| We played the clip for you, which suggested that the prison guards that fell asleep, you know, the cameras were turned off, the prison guards fell asleep. | |
| Come on, man. | |
| Those are still the facts of the case. | |
| Anyway, it's disappointing. | |
| To say the least. | |
| But anyway, moving on. | |
| Here is Elon Musk's father talking about the Clinton body count. | |
| The body count of the Clintons is well over 100 that they've killed. | |
| The Clintons? | |
| Yes, the Clintons have killed over 100 people. | |
| I'll say that. | |
| Please take me to court. | |
| Okay? | |
| Please. | |
| You know, they won't take me to court. | |
| But everybody knows the body count. | |
| The Clinton body count's about 130. | |
| So, please take me to court. | |
| Please, please, please. | |
| Clinton. | |
| So, speaking of Hillary Clinton, she was recently interviewed, and she said the quiet part out loud, that, you know, this movement on the right, that, you know, more Americans need to have children. | |
| She says, no, they don't. | |
| That's what illegal immigration is for. | |
| They're the ones that invaded the country and then they have all of the babies. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| As I posted the other day, this very blatant effort to basically send a message, most exemplified by Vance and Musk and others, that, you know, what we really need from you women are more children. | |
| And what that really means is you should go back to doing what you were born to do. | |
| Which is to produce more children. | |
| And they are talking about, you know, cash benefits for the more children you have. | |
| This has been tried, by the way, in other countries, and it has not worked. | |
| Or metals, if you have six children. | |
| While they're contemplating cutting Medicaid, while they have no interest in paid family leave or funding quality child care, they're cutting Head Start. | |
| I mean, you go down the list. | |
| Of all the programs that support... | |
| Well, you know, you will say this. | |
| If we had an economy that wasn't structured to require, in many cases, I mean, I know there's people that are making sacrifices so that their spouse can stay at home and raise their kids, but if we actually get back to families raising kids and moms staying at home, when, of course, they choose to do that, well, I mean, you know, you don't need as many of those programs, quite honestly. | |
| You know, the school system today is a lot more about raising kids than just educating them. | |
| It's certainly the idea of mission creep. | |
| You can certainly apply that to what the public government education system has become. | |
| But anyway, let's listen to what she says about immigrants. | |
| Child rearing and the care of children and create some safety net for women who are in the workforce, the formal workforce, as well as raising children. | |
| So this is another performance about concerns they allegedly have for family life. | |
| But if you had read the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025, despite Trump saying he knew nothing about it, if you had read it, it's all in there. | |
| It's all in there. | |
| Return to the family, the nuclear family. | |
| Return to being a Christian nation. | |
| What's wrong with that? | |
| Return to producing a lot of children, which is sort of odd because the people who produce the most children in our country are immigrants and they want to deport them. | |
| So none of this adds up. | |
| But one of the reasons why our economy did so much better than comparable... | |
| Advanced economies across the world is because we actually had a replenishment, because we had a lot of immigrants, legally and undocumented, who had a, you know, larger than normal, by American standards, family. | |
| So this is just another one of their, you know, make America great again by returning to... | |
| The life styles and the economic arrangements of not just the 1950s. | |
| I mean, let's keep going back as far as we can and see what happens. | |
| Normal. | |
| A return to normalcy. | |
| A return to the way human civilizations have lived for thousands of years, except for this little blip on the radar that we call the 20th and 21st century. | |
| You know, they want to do this radical thing like focus on the nuclear family and, you know, having more kids. | |
| Isn't that, like, aside from, you know, obviously the chief end goal of man to worship God and enjoy Him forever, part of that is getting married and having kids and having a family, right? | |
| I mean, isn't that what we all are going to work to do? | |
| You know, we're not living to work. | |
| We work so that we can live. | |
| We work so that we can enjoy our families, so that we can, you know, reproduce. | |
| But, you know, she represents, obviously Hillary Clinton represents, you know, a total assault and attack on the nuclear family. | |
| And the Democrats have for a very, very long time. | |
| And, you know, this idea that we're going to go back, as she says, to, you know, to having kids in a nuclear family. | |
| You know, if you look at the fact, you go back and look, let's see, I can't remember the exact file name or the operation, but, I mean, if you go back and look at the women's lib movement, as we've talked about on this program many times, you know, feminism is certainly one of the idols in this country, and it's changed everything. | |
| But you go back and look at the government and the CIA. | |
| Funding certain women's liberation magazines and that sort of thing. | |
| And it was for two reasons. | |
| It was to attack the nuclear family, and it was also greed. | |
| You've got half of your potential workforce is at home raising kids, and the government wants also more tax money. | |
| I actually think that's the secondary. | |
| I think the idea of having, look, we've got all these people that could be working, and they'd be paying taxes, and it would increase revenue to the government. | |
| I actually think that was the secondary cause because so much of our financial system as we can print money is fake. | |
| It's just, you know, it's all a scam anyway. | |
| But the main reason to do that is so we increase funding for public education, increase funding for all these programs so that society has to raise your children. | |
| This is the lady that wrote, it takes a village, talking about, you know, it takes a village to raise children and that sort of thing. | |
| It is just complete nonsense. | |
| And it is a direct assault. | |
| It has been a direct assault on the nuclear family. | |
| Listen to where she's going back to a Christian nation, going back to the nuclear family. | |
| I mean, it's pretty incredible that... | |
| I mean, we already knew this, but it's good to hear it, right? | |
| It's good to reinforce the opposition. | |
| These people want to destroy the nuclear family. | |
| And these people, as we talked about on Friday with James Comey wearing his rainbow LGBT t-shirt, you know? | |
| These people want to essentially terraform our country to where all social norms, all biblical norms, all biblical definitions are completely erased and literally anything goes. | |
| The 1950s rock and roll moms, in my opinion, were right. | |
| The people who said gay marriage would lead to erasing the distinctions between male and female were right. | |
| We have been on the slippery slope. | |
| Totally redefining the basics. | |
| Men competing in women's sports. | |
| All of this happens after Barack Obama puts a rainbow on the White House. | |
| And there are people that are trying to crawl our way up, back up the slippery slope. | |
| And people like Hillary Clinton are certainly triggered by it. | |
| No doubt about that. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, before we go any further, I want to tell you about redvivehealth.org and the great folks over at Red Vive Health. | |
| In order to do that, though, we're going to talk once again to our friend Matt Troy, who joins us now. | |
| Matt, welcome back to the Millstone Report, sir. | |
| Thank you so much for being with us. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Thank you for having me. | |
| I appreciate it. | |
| It's only been a week. | |
| So much to talk about. | |
| I think I ran on so long you said I could come back. | |
| Yeah, that's exactly right. | |
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| One of the reasons I wanted to have you back on, Matt, is I wanted you to give us a little insight as to what makes Red Vive better than your competitors. | |
| Because there are other red light panels out there that people can buy. | |
| I wanted you to kind of expand on the kind of quality, you know, customer care that Red Vive provides when folks pick Red Vive, you know, to be their choice to get a red light panel. | |
| Yeah, I just want to kind of just maybe reiterate first how I kind of stumbled into the photobiomodulation world. | |
| I mean, not all red lights are created equal, and I had nowhere to go. | |
| There were so many different things. | |
| I was in the MMA world and beat up my body. | |
| I went through the story last week, but those of you that didn't hear it, Probably done just about everything in my body you can imagine. | |
| My C5-6 has been fused, blown ACL, four shoulder surgeries, broken hand. | |
| It's just a brutal sport. | |
| I don't recommend anybody get their children into it. | |
| I was a wrestler in high school, and I'm really bad at golf. | |
| So I just, I figured I'd get into that. | |
| But through the years of surgeries and stumbling into regenerative medicine, I met Dr. Desai, who's one of the leading regenerative medicine doctors out there, and he told me about, you know, red light therapy, and I already kind of knew about it, and I used it to help build my stem cells and all the PRP, platelet-rich plasma is what PRP is. | |
| He put that in all my joints, and I'm 49 next month, and I feel I have no pain. | |
| I feel great. | |
| Even my skin started looking better. | |
| You know, I ended up sharing this medicine, is what I call it, this light, with my friends and family when they were sick or injured or whatever, and nobody would give them back. | |
| Everybody wanted to get one. | |
| And so I actually decided, you know, because I even traveled with it. | |
| I'd go in through TSA and I'd bring in my carry-on because I didn't want anything to happen to it. | |
| And I actually wanted to, as I would go through TSA, people... | |
| Nobody knew what it was. | |
| Everybody was asking about it. | |
| And I felt like I need to share this with the world. | |
| But to answer your question, you know, Paul, I wanted not to share just the light with the world, but I wanted anybody that is skeptical or people don't usually buy things that they don't understand, right? | |
| So I wanted to educate and inform the world about red light therapy and what it actually does to your body. | |
| So I called Dr. Desai. | |
| I said, look, we don't want to just make a red light company that sells panels and we don't do it directly to consumers. | |
| Paul, this is kind of a special deal where we can get the word out. | |
| But we leverage practitioners and doctors to write prescriptions for it. | |
| This is clinical grade power. | |
| It's more powerful than most of the devices you see out there. | |
| Many of them don't get third party tested. | |
| And the third party tests that we see didn't match the specs on the Irradiance. | |
| Irradiance is the power that pushes the light into the tissue, that does all the anti-inflammatory things, reduces pain, gets into the blood-brain barrier, through the retina, into the skull. | |
| You have to have power and you have to have clinical-grade power. | |
| So to answer your question, we're third-party tested, doctor-endorsed, and hundreds of doctors' offices across the country. | |
| I don't know of another business model like that. | |
| Where we leverage doctors to prescribe it. | |
| And doctors are very particular about what they put their name behind, especially Dr. Desai and all of the doctors that are affiliates of ours. | |
| I mentioned last week, if you are a practitioner or you're a doctor and you can call the 800 number, you can go on the affiliate section and sign up to be an affiliate. | |
| You don't necessarily need a brick and mortar, but you have to be seeing patients. | |
| And then we get the word out and educate people. | |
| We also follow up with them. | |
| So we're making sure that not only do you understand the science, because there's different dosing for different things. | |
| I mean, there's so many benefits. | |
| Some people use it for pain. | |
| Some people use it for sleep. | |
| Some people use it for sexual health. | |
| I mean, the list goes on and on. | |
| We want to make sure that you're using it properly for what you're doing and you understand, you know, you can... | |
| You can have diminishing returns if you don't do it right. | |
| So we follow up. | |
| I personally, I take this personally, I follow up with everybody that's purchased a panel to make sure that, you'd be amazed, some people just, they think that it goes through clothing, or they're 18 inches away, and they don't understand that the power... | |
| Yeah, talk about that, because that's not doing, you can't, you know, first of all, all red light panels not created equal. | |
| That's what we've clearly established here. | |
| But then, you know, some people just think you can turn it on, you know, and you don't have to get, you know, you're more than 12 inches away from it, and then it's still going to do the same thing. | |
| You actually need to, you know, carve out some time, sit in front of this thing, get close to it for it to work. | |
| Is that right? | |
| Yeah, there's a systemic effect to it. | |
| So the more of your body and your skin that is exposed to the near-infrared and the red light... | |
| The more effective it is. | |
| And if you're holding, and if that panel, and I have a 300 at my house, if you're on that website, I saw you scrolling. | |
| The 300 with an adjustable stand is the way to go if you have the means. | |
| I lay underneath it, and I relax under it, and I make sure that it's within 6 to 12 inches of my body, because if you click on the specs, Paul, if you go to, just click on that 300 and go to specs. | |
| You'll see that the irradiance and it's kind of sounds like great go down to specs if you scroll down the irradiance which is down a little bit more a little more ball the irradiance is 179 megawatts per cent per inches squared so if you go to specs right yeah right there in the dead middle of it it says specs yeah to the right To the right up. | |
| Yeah, there we go. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Yeah, right here. | |
| Sorry about that. | |
| That's my own incompetence. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| That's okay. | |
| A radiance at 6 inches, 172.2 megawatts per inch is scored. | |
| So that... | |
| There's a really important stat right there, and a lot of it, you can even YouTube some of these other competitors and things out there. | |
| There's a guy that geeks out on this stuff and third-party tests all these different brands, and this isn't regulated by the FDA because it's a Class 2 medical device, and a lot of them just don't have the clinical power. | |
| To push, the irradiance pushes that light into your tissue. | |
| Now, you can see wraps and things like that that, you know, are great for skin because it only has to go into the dermis. | |
| The epidermis is very, very shallow and they have like blue light gimmicks and things like that. | |
| But we have four wavelengths that are specifically designed, picked out, handpicked by Dr. Desai who went to London, met with all the top scientists in the world. | |
| At the photobiomodulation conference in London this last year, we actually reduced our wavelengths down to four because of that meeting and because of what he said. | |
| You can see there was a beam angle on there too that says 35 degrees. | |
| That's the degree that the beam comes out onto the body. | |
| You know, a lot of people could geek out on this stuff too, but just know that we have a... | |
| We have a doctor that stands behind this. | |
| We have a chief medical officer that we want to make sure we're up to date on all the science. | |
| We're educating all the people that actually purchased one on how to use it properly and what they're using it for specifically. | |
| First thing I do is listen. | |
| I ask, "What is your ailment? | |
| What are you doing?" And they actually basically get a consultation with me. | |
| And I've actually brought the doc in to if there's something that I feel is more medical or something that might be over my head or I guess these days AI can't answer. | |
| I actually ask him and within minutes he gets me an answer and I go back to them and talk to them about how to use it right. | |
| So if people use this thing after I talk to them and we get a hold of everybody, I tell them if you don't feel less pain. | |
| If you don't sleep better, if it's not working or there's something that doesn't, if you just feel like it's a waste of time, we absolutely don't want you to keep this device. | |
| Send it back. | |
| All you have to do, the box is very easy to open. | |
| It's got even a little handle on it. | |
| This is the smaller one. | |
| And just keep the box and send it back. | |
| We'll even pay to get you a UPS return label. | |
| We've had zero returns. | |
| None. | |
| That's because people that we sell them to use them properly. | |
| They know we actually genuinely care. | |
| We're not just trying to sell a panel, right? | |
| So going back to my story, when I started this and I called Desai, my biggest thing was... | |
| I could have gone because the red light is kind of a craze right now. | |
| It wasn't about the money for us. | |
| I wanted it to be affordable. | |
| I wanted people to have a payment plan option. | |
| I wanted people to understand it and use it properly. | |
| And I want to get as many out there as possible and I want to do it in a productive way. | |
| So going business to consumer wasn't the best way to go. | |
| We're on the Millstone Report and we appreciate our relationship with you, Paul. | |
| But you're like the only kind of avenue that we've gone directly to consumer. | |
| And I felt like in this case, I can actually... | |
| Reach more people and get my word out through your podcast and actually speak to it. | |
| But usually it's the doctors doing it for us. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, no. | |
| I mean, when it's appropriate, we talk about the Make America Healthy Again agenda, RFK Jr. and everything else. | |
| And that's one of the reasons why I was excited to do this is because I think this audience, this idea... | |
| There's technology that can help us rise above so much of what's wrong with our food or with our environment. | |
| This is stuff that I just feel like... | |
| Big Pharma, for example, or the medical industrial complex, they just really don't want people to know this. | |
| And I talk about a time when I do the live reads for it, I talk about how if you look at the science and you look at how, you know, the benefits of this and all that you can do the research over at the website, it sounds too good to be true, Matt. | |
| I mean, it really does sound too good to be true. | |
| But now, like I said, I've now got family members that are coming over to my house, and they're spending 10, 20 minutes, and they're getting healthier from using this thing without having to even engage with the medical community. | |
| I'm glad that there are doctors, by the way. | |
| I am glad that there are doctors that you guys have found who are receptive to this technology and want to use it to actually help their people. | |
| Right, yeah. | |
| And we actually, the studies, all the studies that are coming out recently, there's so many new things and new benefits that we didn't even realize. | |
| I even sent you something earlier, Paul, when we were talking about your family member and the pain, and I'm thinking, you know, because I research, I use AI a lot. | |
| A lot of what I thought, the reason, because as soon as you get under this, like if you have lower back pain, for example, which, you know, I have, and I'll lay underneath it and it goes away. | |
| I want to understand why that is. | |
| Why does the pain go away? | |
| Is it the heat? | |
| Because I put heating pads on my back and the heat doesn't. | |
| I mean, it feels warm and soothing, which is nice and relaxes the muscle and increases blood flow. | |
| But, you know, it's actually a systemic effect that's actually affecting the brain, your glial cells in your brain, the way that your brain actually. | |
| And I've thought that, well, you know, a lot of the studies that I read is actually the rapid firing of the nerve that actually sends the signal of pain to the brain. | |
| It actually, the photons of light go into the cell and actually reduce the inflammation and reduce that rapid fire. | |
| And so the brain doesn't actually receive the signal as strongly. | |
| For multiple reasons, and I sent you a whole thing on it. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| I'm reading part of it now. | |
| Central nervous system effects. | |
| Some evidence suggests light therapy may influence central pain processing by affecting glial cells and neurotransmitter balance in the spinal cord and brain. | |
| This can alter the perception of pain, not just its physical transmission. | |
| Right. | |
| Doing two things at the same time. | |
| And here, and I'm somewhat of an expert at this point on everything that it does, and I just constantly read on it. | |
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| So here it is. | |
| I saw this. | |
| Clay Travis was posting this about, or no, this is not Clay Travis, Benny Johnson. | |
| Last week, Joe Biden, this is before we know about the cancer, before we hear the Ben Hur, or is it Ben Hur? | |
| Special Prosecutor Hur's audio interview with Biden over the classified document scandal that he himself was involved in. | |
| Not actually President Trump. | |
| And we have just an abysmal performance. | |
| He goes on The View. | |
| ...of books that have come out deeply sourced from Democratic sources that claim in your final year there was a dramatic decline in your cognitive abilities. | |
| In the final year of your presidency, what is your response to these allegations? | |
| Are these sources wrong? | |
| They are wrong. | |
| There's nothing to sustain that, number one. | |
| Number two, you know, think of what we're left with. | |
| We're left with a circumstance where we had an insurrection. | |
| When I started, were you not since the Civil War? | |
| Okay, so they're doubling down on the J6 narrative and everything else. | |
| But let's talk about Jill Biden for a second. | |
| People are now criticizing Jill Biden as possibly being one of the worst wives, I guess maybe from a public figure standpoint, ever. | |
| Knowing now that he's likely had this cancer and also obviously struggled with dementia. | |
| But here's the media telling us he was totally fine. | |
| Start your tape right now because I'm about to tell you the truth. | |
| And F you if you can't handle the truth. | |
| This version of Biden is the best Biden ever. | |
| In fact, I think he's better than he's ever been. | |
| President Biden has a photographic memory. | |
| His understanding and mastery of a complicated geopolitical situation is remarkable. | |
| He is sharp, intensely probing, and detail-oriented and focused. | |
| Jackie, are you here? | |
| All right, I can't take all of it, and we've got a lot to get to. | |
| So right before Biden's people announced that he has cancer, this audio of Robert Herr. | |
| where Biden can barely group words together and form sentences. | |
| During this time, we were living in Chambers Road, and there were documents related to the Penn-Biden Center or the Biden Center, or the cancer from your shot, or your book. | |
| Where did you keep papers that related to those things that you were actively working on? | |
| well I don't know. | |
| This is, what, 2017, 18? | |
| Yes, sir. | |
| Remember, in this time frame, my son has either been deployed or is dying. | |
| And so... | |
| It was, and by the way, there were still a lot of people at the time when I got out of the Senate that were encouraging me to run in this period. | |
| So he can't remember when his son passed away. | |
| I think he passed away in 2015. | |
| He can't, you know, this is one of the reasons why the special prosecutor said, you know, He doesn't have the mental faculties to actually stand trial for mishandling classified documents. | |
| And he was the President of the United States, and then everybody in the media told us, no, he was totally fine. | |
| And now they've announced that he has cancer, and they're saying everybody needs to just lay off Biden, leave him alone, because Donald Trump, and apparently Donald Trump and the Justice Department, they are looking into autopin. | |
| They are looking into who was actually the President of the United States. | |
| Okay, Joe Biden was clearly not making decisions and was not the President of the United States, I guess in name only. | |
| So who was actually signing all of the, you know, who signed the pardons? | |
| Who signed the pardon of Anthony Fauci over the last, you know, since 2014? | |
| We're going to pardon this guy for anything he did from 2014 to now. | |
| Who actually signed them? | |
| Are they legitimate when you... | |
| I saw Posobiec even saying, hey, look, if he didn't have his faculties, did he really nominate Katanji Brown-Jackson, the Supreme Court justice? | |
| By the way, whose intellectual prowess is dizzying in Supreme Court arguments. | |
| And, of course, I'm being sarcastic. | |
| Then we had this. | |
| We all knew. | |
| That's the thing. | |
| We all knew. | |
| O 'Keefe exposed people saying that he's essentially... | |
| He can't even say a sentence. | |
| That was an undercover video from James O 'Keefe. | |
| That was Henry E. Apple. | |
| Who is the Advisor and Intelligence Program Director on the National Security Council, openly admitting, well, obviously he thought he was on a date with an attractive lady, but openly admitting that Joe Biden is not there mentally. | |
| You know, and he can't even keep his own cancer a secret. | |
| Here's Joe Biden in 2022 of July saying that he has cancer. | |
| And because it was a four-lane highway that was accessible, my mother drove us, and rather than us be able to walk. | |
| And guess what? | |
| The first frost, you know what was happening. | |
| You had to put on your windshield wipers to get literally the oil slick off the window. | |
| That's why I and so damn many other people I grew up have cancer. | |
| And why can't for the longest time, Delaware had the highest cancer rate in the nation. | |
| That's why I have cancer, he said. | |
| And, of course, we were told, oh, no, no. | |
| And I think he did it multiple times. | |
| And, you know, you have to give credit where credit is due. | |
| Laura Loomer was all over this. | |
| She writes, Joe Biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. | |
| As I reported several months ago, Biden has been terminally ill for a long time. | |
| It's just been kept a secret. | |
| Terminal means six months to a year to live. | |
| Of course, there are always outliers. | |
| But in July of 2024, I reported on his terminal illness diagnosis. | |
| He won't be alive much longer, in my opinion. | |
| He and his family are announcing this now to make people feel bad since there's a book coming out and his mental decline and the cover-up of how sick he's been for the last four years. | |
| Everything I reported on last year was and still remains true, she says. | |
| And then you can see the post where the statement from the personal office of former President Joe Biden says he has an aggressive form of the disease. | |
| The cancer appears now. | |
| The president and his family are reviewing the treatment options. | |
| Then we had this. | |
| Again, Laura Loomer, I reported on Biden's terminal illness almost a year ago. | |
| Terminal is six months. | |
| He could die in the next two months. | |
| She writes, this is a PR strategy to shame the Democrats who are coming out with a book about the cover-up of Biden's health crisis. | |
| Biden might die in the next two months. | |
| And of course, you've got to also remember, there was a... | |
| Laura Loomer, she wrote back on July 5th... | |
| Of last year, Joe Biden was in Las Vegas. | |
| She reported, and there were people that mocked her for it, but she reported that Biden had a health emergency aboard Air Force One. | |
| The press was essentially shooed away. | |
| And that it was very, very serious. | |
| And then, of course, we had this, you know, the next day. | |
| You had Joe Biden appearing at the White House, walking around, and he appeared to be like six inches taller. | |
| Do you remember this? | |
| This was after Loomer posted her report about this health emergency in Vegas with Joe Biden. | |
| We got a much taller version of Joe Biden. | |
| And a much more spry version as well. | |
| You know what? | |
| Just a data point. | |
| People did the math. | |
| People looked at the height difference. | |
| People know how tall Jill Biden is. | |
| Really, the whole Biden presidency. | |
| You remember the photo of Joe Biden that the White House said was real? | |
| It was Joe Biden meeting and Jill Biden meeting with Jimmy Carter and his wife. | |
| And he looks humongous. | |
| It's so distorted. | |
| And they put out that photo as if it was real. | |
| Incredible. | |
| So what was the plan here? | |
| The Center for Baptist Leadership, William Wolf, writes, they knew Biden had terminal cancer. | |
| He would die in the first year of his second term. | |
| Kamala would become the first black female president without winning an election, which, by the way... | |
| I've always said that that would be pretty hilarious. | |
| If the first lady president doesn't actually win an election, but gets appointed. | |
| It would just, it would certainly, just that asterisk there. | |
| I mean, that would not be breaking the glass ceiling. | |
| Let's just put it that way. | |
| So Kamala would have become the first black female president. | |
| Without winning an election, but Biden fumbled the debate so bad he had to exit the race right then and there in July. | |
| Kamala steps in. | |
| Historically a bad candidate, but Democrats think they can rig it again. | |
| They can't. | |
| Trump wins. | |
| Greatest comeback election in American history. | |
| Obviously what happened at Butler and the fight, fight, fight is, I think history will regard that. | |
| It was all downhill in terms of it was a lot easier to win hands down. | |
| After he survived the assassination. | |
| Trump's willingness to run again, even after everything he went through, after leaving office in God's grace, spared America from the dark fate planned by the puppet masters running the fake Biden presidency, we are on a really good timeline. | |
| Let's make the most of it. | |
| Matt Walsh weighing in. | |
| Their plan to engineer the first female president was to push through a cancer-riddled dementia patient, get him re-elected by whatever means necessary, let him die, and then have her take over. | |
| Oren McIntyre. | |
| They knew Biden had terminal cancer, and they tried to run him for president anyway because he was never president. | |
| In the first place, only his dementia could stop them. | |
| The Democrats carried out a coup. | |
| They can never be allowed to return to power. | |
| Yeah, I mean, we also have to remember that. | |
| There was a coup among the Democrats forcing Biden out, putting Kamala in as the candidate. | |
| And certainly, I think if you remember the statement that was released on Twitter, Biden's signature. | |
| Again, I think this auto-pin thing, I mean, there's some real issues here. | |
| The people that were making decisions on behalf of the president, as the president, but not really president, that's criminal. | |
| Those people should be investigated, those people should be charged, and those people should be put on trial for this stuff. | |
| Loomer again writes, cancer cover-up. | |
| A doctor on MSDNC this morning said it's more likely than not that Joe Biden has had cancer his entire presidency. | |
| You're an oncologist, obviously, incredibly respected. | |
| You believe that it is likely, just for those just tuning in, you believe it is likely if this prostate cancer has spread to the bone. | |
| That he could have had it for up to a decade, but certainly it's likely, would it be fair to say, it's likely to have had this for at least several years. | |
| Oh, more than several years. | |
| You don't get prostate cancer. | |
| I just want to stop you. | |
| So this is not speculation. | |
| If you have prostate cancer that is spread to the bone, then he's most certainly, you were saying, had it when he was president of the United States. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| He did not develop it in the last 100, 200 days. | |
| He had it while he was president. | |
| He probably had it at the start of his presidency. | |
| I mean, this is a lot worse than covering up that FDR was wheelchair-bound, don't you think? | |
| I mean, you combine this with the dementia, with the fact that he's clearly not there, and who knows how the cancer treatments were also affecting his health, depending on if he did radiation or not, or surgery, or whatever the treatment was. | |
| The whole thing. | |
| I mean, the mainstream media actively deceives. | |
| They covered up his dementia, and now they're going to run some apology tour to say, you know, any investigations, anything out there into the Biden presidency, meaning the puppet masters who were actually pulling the strings, now needs to be diminished. | |
| And this, we don't need, you know, he's dying of cancer now. | |
| Leave him alone. | |
| All of this is being done in light of this Robert Herr audio being released. | |
| And the Robert Herr audio shows that this man never did, doesn't have his faculties. | |
| So, you know, it's a giant scandal. | |
| It's confirming what everything... | |
| We all knew this was the case. | |
| You know, what was it... | |
| I mean, I don't have the tweet pulled up, but I... | |
| I saw it where now Democrats are upset with Republicans who are piling on this morning saying that we're advancing a conspiracy theory that there was a media cover-up to hide Joe Biden's dementia. | |
| I mean, none of us were convinced. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| It's so sad because none of us believed. | |
| When they told us over and over and over again that he was perfectly fine, right? | |
| None of us actually believe that. | |
| Where is it? | |
| Is this it right here? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Where's Jackie? | |
| I don't know if they show us. | |
| I mean, it's like the worst cover-up in history. | |
| Two feet from him across the table. | |
| And he was, you know, intense. | |
| Had trouble walking sometimes? | |
| Yeah, so did FDR. | |
| He wanted GD war. | |
| But he's totally focused. | |
| He's very sharp. | |
| They say he's sharp in meetings and so on. | |
| Very lucid, well, very well informed. | |
| Biden is state lead. | |
| He comes with gravitas. | |
| There hasn't been, as far as I know, a single claim that Biden... | |
| Made a mistake. | |
| Ageism is an issue. | |
| Americans have a rich history of holding people's physical characters. | |
| That's right. | |
| It's ageism. | |
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| Okay, so, real quick, the number one thing that absolutely wins the internet for today, and I agree with Derek Evans, this wins the internet for today, upon the news that Joe Biden has cancer, and by the way, from a Christian standpoint, I have prayed and continue to pray for Joe Biden's salvation. | |
| Especially now that he's at the end of his life, that Jesus is mighty to save. | |
| And I pray that Joe Biden will be convicted of his sin and repent and turn to faith in Christ. | |
| But in light of this news that Joe Biden has cancer, Congressman Sarah McBride... | |
| I'm heartbroken to learn of President Biden's diagnosis. | |
| President Biden has faced immense challenges throughout his life with resilience and grace, and I know he'll face this battle with the same strength and dignity. | |
| My prayers are with him, Dr. Biden and their entire family. | |
| And somebody named Brad Ombre, or Bad Ombre, responds to him. | |
| Anyway, responds to him and says, let this be a reminder. | |
| Routine prostate exams save lives. | |
| Make sure to schedule yours, Congressman. | |
| Of course, Sarah McBride is a man. | |
| This is what she looks like, or this is what he looks like. | |
| See, I'm sorry. | |
| I've lost the cultural battle. | |
| I misgendered her. | |
| But yeah, Sarah McBride is a dude, and she certainly... | |
| He certainly needs to get his prostate checked. | |
| What a time to be alive. | |
| What a time to be alive. | |
| Folks, that's all the time that we have for this edition of the Millstone Report. | |
| Unless I'm providentially hindered, I'm going to be back here tomorrow wishing you a happy Tuesday. | |
| Until then, God bless. | |
| I hope you have a great rest of your Monday, and we'll see you soon. |
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