We Flipped The Food Pyramid And Somehow Set Minnesota On Fire

What happens when ideology fuses with identity? We dig into the steep cost of that merger—how it breeds bubbles, moralizes disagreement, and turns truth into a jersey color. From there, the story runs through the week’s biggest pivots: the food pyramid flip that elevates whole foods and protein while declaring war on added sugar, and the Minnesota shooting where a “legal observer” label collided with a moving vehicle, an officer in front of it, and a narrative machine already in high gear. We walk the video claims, the legal standards, and the political rush to judgment without ducking the hard question of compliance and force.

The stakes climb as rhetoric escalates. “Don’t take the bait” becomes a rallying cry while talk of preparing the National Guard for confrontation with federal agents raises the specter of a state-federal showdown. We map the power triangle—federal funding, state enforcement, citizen consequences—and ask what happens when legitimacy erodes and policy is replaced by performance. That includes welfare fraud allegations tied to daycare programs, why incentives matter, and how program design can corrode public trust when oversight fails.

Housing turns into a test case for ideology versus reality. A push to extend rent control and “make housing less valuable” meets the counter-argument that home equity is a cornerstone of middle-class wealth. We unpack how price controls can stall new supply, how corporate buying pressures prices, and why limiting institutional purchases of single-family homes could reset the playing field. Then we zoom out: Venezuela’s leadership shakeup, U.S.-controlled oil revenues, and China’s anger over rerouted exports all point to a broader strategy—secure energy, build leverage, and deter adversaries. Add Greenland’s strategic value for missile defense and rare earths, and the picture sharpens: prepare for digital, currency, and potential hot wars by aligning domestic production, trimming executive excess, and speeding delivery.

If you value clear thinking over team slogans, you’ll find this one bracing and useful. Subscribe, share with a friend who loves policy over partisanship, and leave a review telling us which segment challenged your view the most.

Transcript

Welcome And Live-Show Jitters

SPEAKER_16 0:50

Peasants, ma'am. We're just peasants. Every one of us. You watch those old movies, you see the peasants in the background with the kings and kings walking around. We're those people. We're those people. Good morning, peasants. Welcome to another episode of The Peasants Perspective. Yes. So glad to be back with you, the one person listening right now, you today. It's always nerve-wracking at the very beginning of the show watching people come into the live because it's like such a barometer on how you're doing as a show. Like, how many people do you have in your live? You know, and it's like when we're under 10, it's like, well, I mean, it's we're talking about 10 people, you know, these other shows up here. I'm I'm just looking. Glenn Bleck's got 6.1,000 going on right now. Somebody named Lula, oh, President Lula down in Brazil. I mean, he's got 3.9 million. I guess I shouldn't feel too bad. I mean, even Sean Spicer's pulling a thousand people right now. So welcome, pony boy. You're the most informed person in America. Most informed peasant in America. Welcome. I'm so glad you're here. Looks like we got Marty Easel, she's in here. Carlitz, of course, we got so many of you. This is gonna be a really good show today. You always know it's a good show when you can start it out with Dan Carlin.

SPEAKER_17 2:06

Oh.

unknown 2:07

Oh.

SPEAKER_16 2:08

But you know it's gonna be a better show because it's not AI when the sound doesn't work correctly right at the beginning of the show. So let's fix that real quick and get back to old Dan Carlin.

SPEAKER_12 2:19

When your identity is your ideology, congratulations, you've officially screwed yourself because now it's not just an idea, now it's you. When the idea gets challenged, you don't hear disagreement, you hear an attack. So what do you do? You build a bubble. A nice, soft, padded little bubble where everyone agrees with you, uses the same words, hates the same people, and claps at the exact right moments. And you will defend that bubble at all costs, even if it makes you sound incredibly stupid. Facts don't matter anymore. Logic's gone. Humor? Dead. Because admitting you're wrong would mean admitting you are wrong, and that's unacceptable. So you double down louder, angrier, dumber. And that's how you end up defending nonsense like it's sacred scripture, not because it's true, but because without it, you'd have to actually develop personality.

SPEAKER_16 3:18

Without your ideology, you'd have to develop a personality. When it comes to politics, you'd actually have to develop good policy, right? So let's think about our red-blue divide, right? Let's not be idiots ourselves defending the foolish, right? And I think we do a pretty good job of just kind of calling it from our perspective. How does this affect me, the peasant? Some things don't affect us, right? And looking at fruits, yeah, looking at fruits, how does it actually bear out and play out? And being a little bit informed by history, just a smidgen. You know what I mean? Like human nature hasn't changed much over the last hundred thousand years, it seems. So JD Vance was being asked, well, what would happen if the Democrats gained power? Seems pretty obvious to anybody paying attention.

SPEAKER_19 3:55

If the Democrats do win the midterms, is Trump getting impeached again?

SPEAKER_27 3:59

I'm sure he'll get impeached. Look, they have nothing to actually run on or govern on. Their entire obsessive focus of that party is they hate Donald Trump.

SPEAKER_16 4:09

So they have no policy and apparently they have no personality. The only thing is their ideology, which is get Trump.

SPEAKER_27 4:16

So if they ever get power, are they gonna you know lower Americans' taxes? No. Are they gonna make your life more affordable? No. Are they gonna solve the crime crisis? No. What they're gonna do is they're gonna spend all their time and all of your money trying to get Donald Trump. I think it's ridiculous. I think it's ridiculous that's what they're running on. But the American people are gonna make this determination. I think the American people should vote for the people who want to make their life more affordable, who want to make their neighborhoods safer. That's what we're trying to deliver every single day.

SPEAKER_16 4:42

Which seems like common sense. So the people that kind of buck against that, they kind of sound stupid, don't they?

SPEAKER_17 4:48

Right?

SPEAKER_16 4:49

It's the age of unreason as well.

The Age Of Unreason Explained

SPEAKER_17 4:50

Yeah, I also forgot to mention that we should be critical as well from that earlier discussion.

SPEAKER_16 4:56

We should be critical as well, and we should be thinking, right?

SPEAKER_17 5:00

This is Dr. Melanie uh Melanie Phillips. Well, that's what I mean by critical, critically thinking.

SPEAKER_16 5:04

Yeah, so Dr. Melanie Phillips, though, she's gonna explain John Carlin's joke, but in a little bit more sophisticated way. But it really is true, right? When you suspend thinking and rational thought, you end up all over the place. And you're no better than a bunch of people who believe in witch doctors. And how many virgins do we throw in the volcano to stop the rain? You know what I mean? Like you're completely untethered from reason, and this is what we're experiencing in our American Zeitgeist.

SPEAKER_34 5:30

Truth has become a right wing concept. You cannot say it. Because if you say it, you are considered right wing, and to be right wing is to be in league with the forces of evil. It is man a manichaean division between ideologies of one kind or another, and those who don't subscribe to those ideologies, and the ideologies look no dissent because they represent in the minds of people who promote them, they represent goodness, brotherhood of man, progress, reason, education. And anyone who opposes them is against all good things. So they are not just wrong, they're not people to be argued with, they're people to be removed and silenced, because otherwise um you're against all good things. So it's it's that division between good and evil. And unfortunately, you know, if you stand up against an ideology like I don't know, um so-called anti-racism, uh, which basically says all white people are bad or critical theory, or you stand up and say a woman is defined by her biology, and you're against transgender. So, as you know, it's there's no discussion. You are cancelled, you are removed, you have to be silenced. This dissent cannot be permitted. So we're in what uh a thinker of a previous age uh called cultural totalitarianism, no alternative is to be permitted. Now, first of all, that is an assault on individual freedom, freedom of expression and freedom, but it's also a complete repudiation of reason. Because if you say there is nothing that you can say that can descend from my ideology, and you say you're bringing evidence to oppose me, well that cannot be the case. If you're denying evidence and reality and thinking and engagement with an idea, then you're denying reason itself. And so the irony is that in an age of supposed reason, we're so rational that we've dispensed with religion. Only idiots have any kind of religious sense because it's not based on reason. That's the thinking. So we're so rational we've got rid of religion, and yet we are repudiating rationality completely. This is something that doesn't quite add up. So I would say that we are in a new age of unreason. That's what we're in. An age of unreason, that's what we've unleashed. And it's an irony because we've done it under the aegis of being rational. Um, but in getting rid of religion, we have unleashed an age of unreason, and what follows from that is the erasure uh the erosion of freedom, freedom to think, freedom to speak, freedom to act, um, and a complete confusion about uh uh where the limit should be drawn between what I want and what others need.

SPEAKER_16 9:08

There it is. What I want, individualism, and what others need, collectivism. The collective always needs what you have because somebody in the collective is without. So let's just split the baby. You see what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_17 9:22

I think it's interesting how collectivism is full of individuals that you know, in in a in an effort to um protect individual freedom, attack individual freedom.

Rationally Irrational Society

SPEAKER_16 9:37

Well, you have to limit free speech to save speech. Yes. It's like the weirdest thing. Dan Carlin's like you create a bubble. Human beings, every individual believes they're rational in their own minds. Okay, everybody thinks the crazy decisions they make every day, all their bad choices, in the moment they make them, they're like, I need to make this decision because they in their brains do the math on all the variables leading up to that moment, and people make what they consider rational decisions. If you ever want to sit back and you know, seek first to understand, then to be understood, one of the seven habits of effective people, assume that the person making their decisions is rational, the irate spouse, the uncontrollable child. In their mind, a series of dominoes have happened to get them to work to wherever they're at. Okay, so individuals think they're rational, but we, looking at other individuals, know they're not rational. Society itself thinks it's rational, but we also know it's made up of individuals who are what? Rationally irrational. Okay. So, yes, she's correct in when she says in one, you know, one era, we do away with religion because we got tired of throwing the virgins in the volcano at the behest of the witch doctor, right, in order to stop the weather.

SPEAKER_17 10:45

And it wasn't rational.

SPEAKER_16 10:47

And so now we've gotten more rational and we've realized that the rain has nothing to do with the volcano. Okay. So now we don't use the witch doctors anymore. We have scientists who have connected the volcanoes to the earthquakes. So now the scientists want us to throw the virgins in the volcano to prevent the earthquakes. Do you see what I'm saying? New regime. It's like a new model name is the old. You know what I mean? So, yes, we can't we can't get rid of reason. Let's listen to a couple Democrats who have become so ideological, they have no personality beyond whatever their talking point is.

SPEAKER_33 11:24

We can trot out all of the data that we're this lady's from Washington State, by the way. There is a bad group of people, there are folks who are not among us, there are folks who are other. And I think we should spend a lot more time looking at ourselves, looking at American citizens, uh, looking at white men who are committing violence at disproportionate rates in our country, who are committing crimes at disproportionate rates in our country, including the president of the United States who is sitting at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, as so many of my colleagues have pointed out. I also want to say, um, you know, I've heard a lot about uh the the other people in my bubble who cannot hear any rational thoughts.

SPEAKER_16 12:14

Like, you know, when Donald Trump lowers prescription drug pricing, basically completely ripping off Bernie Sanders. No, we can't. It's a lie. It's a lie. Don't you know that we want insurance companies to be profitable?

SPEAKER_33 12:25

Somali donors to political campaigns, we all acknowledge, right?

SPEAKER_16 12:30

By the way, she's got a peace tattoo on her forearm.

SPEAKER_33 12:32

You cannot donate to a political campaign in the United States unless you are an American citizen, right? I'm just gonna like acknowledge that.

SPEAKER_16 12:39

Oh, yeah. Except your campaign has taken money from Somali daycares in Minnesota. They're the the propriety of their citizenship is in question. Okay, so here's another one. Okay, here's another Democrat.

SPEAKER_23 12:52

I think like so many things with the modern Republican Party, it's like you're skulking right around the edge of things, but uh too often your bigotry, the Republican Party's own bigotry, is imprisoning them and keeping them from ever actually doing something that helps, not harms the American people. And this is another one of those instances, right? When it's a person of color, if it's two or three, it's a pattern, and the entire community must be indicted. But if it's a hundred Republicans, it's just not bad. Uh, neither here nor there, because it's important.

SPEAKER_16 13:23

Or, or fraud is fraud, and it doesn't matter the color of your skin. Okay. Uh Pony Boy says it's like the admission of being wrong that you were lied to, is why I think a lot of the left still buys into it. That's true. Gentini, good morning. For Razor, being smart doesn't guarantee social or practical wisdom. Very true. And lol, intelligence and common sense don't always show up together. No, they don't. A lot of these representatives that you see here are very intelligent. Maybe they don't have a lot of common sense. Some of these videos are or they have a lot of common sense and they know exactly how to manipulate their constituents.

SPEAKER_17 13:56

I just find this to be very cringy.

SPEAKER_16 13:58

It's cringy. Yeah, exactly. It sounds cringy. Now, Tim Waltz yesterday said the thing. The thing we really don't want to hear states versus federal government and the word war.

SPEAKER_04 14:10

Well, I said this yesterday. We've never been at war with our federal government. Um I think in this case that the National Guard is their main mission. They have a dual mission.

SPEAKER_16 14:21

There's there's well, I so Tim Waltz is threatening bringing out the National Guard to fight the federal government. This is gonna be great. This is gonna be so awesome. We're all defending the indefensible at this point, right? I mean, and we on this show are gonna take up for the insurrection act because why not at this point? You know what I mean? Like we haven't been painted into the corner as well. We're now what com seems like common sense is now strong team play, and we're gonna break all kinds of rules to restore law and order, like calling the insurrection act and stuff like that. Dan Bon Gino out of retirement, out of out of uh back into retirement work, out of the federal, I don't know. Ben Bon Gino's back. So he's out of the federal government now, and he gave he gave this interview yesterday on his Silver Lock. That's he turned in the Bon Gino Network to Silver Lock. So he went on one of his one of his uh podcaster shows yesterday, and he was talking about all the people that complain and black pill about the administration, you know, endless complaining.

Partisan Attacks And Personality Vacuums

SPEAKER_02 15:16

Then just don't watch the show's it's okay. Like this is a constitutional republic, you're not obligated to listen to my show. What do Justin? What was the line on the air with Jim? It's it's not a freaking airport, man. You don't have to announce your departure. Like you get these black pillars. The thing about black pillars where everything sucks all the time is like, well, we're demanding accountability, but you're not great, so am I. That's not you're endlessly complaining about things you don't know, even don't know anything about. Like that's all you do. Like he'll shut down the border, 10 people across the month. Why wasn't it zero? Okay, okay. Well, can you just acknowledge going from a million to ten is a big deal? That way, and there's a cost to that. And the cost you see is in you know polling numbers around the midterm. You can't let this negative vibe constantly set in. That doesn't mean healthy debates about policy are not welcome. Hey, I'm not a big fan of it. I've said that a thousand times. Debating policies are fine. Debating policies are fine. I think a lot of the uh so-called damage from the terrorists was dramatically over exaggerated. Even people who don't like them having to acknowledge that now, the economy's motoring four percent growth. But the black pill complaining and whining all the time at the administration of it, it's just like man, what team are you on? Holy Moses, man. So you don't have to watch, it's okay, there's a door, you know, go find the freaking exits. Because I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't really give a shit. I'm not here for anybody's money or anything like that.

SPEAKER_16 16:45

So it'll be interesting to see how Dan kind of does this now that he's back, because there are some legitimate valid criticisms against Dan Bongino and Cash Patel. And as a January 6er, I feel that I have standing and entitlement to talk about this stuff. Why is Jocelyn Benson still on the January 6 case? Why is this pipe bomber, by all appearances, looks like a Patsy? Right? There's just zero chance this guy is some kind of J6 mastermind. You know what I mean? Like he's clearly a Patsy or an idiot, you know, or both. Okay. Why that? And why on your birthday? And why after that it was along the lines that you were pointing us to, a Fed surrection? Why is the Capitol Hill police officer not being looked at more closely? Is she being protected by quote unquote intelligence? After all, she does currently work at the CIA. Can you address these things? Maybe he will now that he's back out into the private. I acknowledge, listen, you put a lot of murderers away, you put a bunch of people on the top 10 most wanted list away, definitely reduced crime stats around the country, definitely assisted in deportations. Like win, win, win, win, win, win.

SPEAKER_17 17:56

Super kudos.

SPEAKER_16 17:57

But who brought cocaine into the White House? Tell me more about Crooks who shot Trump, and tell me more about J6. Those three things you fell completely short on. We know nothing new about Thomas Crooks. We know nothing new about January 6, other than an autistic black kid that's nearly blind that doesn't walk like the pipe bomber, or was even where the pipe bomber was at when they were placing the pipe bomb because they were in their car, is indicted and sitting in prison. So tell me a little bit more about that, please. Right? And tell me a little bit more about I already mentioned cocaine in the White House. The cocaine in the plant, you know, you had inside whistleblowers, you knew who the person who brought the cocaine is. Why, why no indictment? Why no coverage of this? Maybe it's coming, maybe it's not. And we've talked about, hey, listen, you know, you can't just come in and clean house, you're left with nothing. We've even talked about this recently with the idea of Venezuela. You can't just come out and fire every DMV worker because they're a member of Maduro's political party, right? Because then who's going to issue the driver's licenses? Right. So there's kind of a practicality to all of this. So, on one hand, I completely agree with Dan Bongino. Yeah, I don't want to be a black pillar. I don't want to be doom and gloom. Sometimes the content we cover every day feels sometimes a little doom and gloom, but we all I try, I try my best to always look at the upside. What's the future look like? Can these seeds that are being planted germinate and actually grow into something?

unknown 19:16

Yeah.

SPEAKER_17 19:16

You know what I'm saying? Trying not to get drunk on the hopium, though.

SPEAKER_16 19:19

We try not to get drunk on the hopium, and we're definitely not the X-22 podcast that's just spewing military plans and it's all under control. Like, no, what you see is what you get. Things can go horribly wrong. You could find yourself in prison. The story's not over. There has to be a winner and a loser.

SPEAKER_17 19:35

When we start teaching you how to make bullets out of cheaper stuff.

SPEAKER_16 19:38

Yeah. I mean, we'll get there watching Fallout. You know, not everybody gets a bullet made of with a human teeth. You're sick. You need to lay down and take some antibiotics. Okay. In great news yesterday, South Park got another win. We saw a massive shift when it comes to American nutrition. The pyramid doesn't work. We've already tried it.

SPEAKER_09 20:00

It's upside down. What? Sir. The pyramid is upside down.

SPEAKER_13 20:05

Turn the pyramid upside down. You can't be serious. That would put butter and fat at the top of the damn food pyramid. Get the president on the phone. Tell him. Have some steak with that.

SPEAKER_16 20:28

Get the president on the phone. Tell him to have some steak with that butter. This really happened yesterday, guys. Yesterday, the food pyramid got flipped.

Bongino, Black-Pill Culture, And Accountability

SPEAKER_09 20:36

Slice of change in federal nutrition policy, made possible by President Trump's leadership and the work of Maha Moms and public health advocates who demanded reform. Today, in accordance with President Trump's directive, Brooke and I will release the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2025 to 2030, the most significant reset of federal nutrition policy in history. These guidelines replace corporate-driven assumptions with common sense goals and gold standard scientific integrity. These new guidelines will revolutionize our nation's food culture and make America healthy again. For decades, Americans have grown sicker while healthcare costs have soared. The hard truth is that our government has been lying to us to protect corporate profit taking, telling us that these food-like substances were beneficial to public health. Federal policy promoted and subsidized highly processed foods and refined carbohydrates and turned a blind eye to the disastrous consequences. Today the lies stop. The new guidelines recognize that whole nutrient-dense food is the most effective path to better health and lower health care costs. Protein and healthy fats are essential, and were wrongly discouraged in prior dietary guidelines. We are ending the war on saturated fats. Diets rich in vegetables and fruits reduce disease risk more effectively than many drugs. Whole grains outperform refined carbohydrates. Added sugars, especially sugar-sweetened beverages, drive metabolic disease. And today our government declares war on added sugar. Highly processed foods loaded with additives, added sugar, and excess salt damage health and should be avoided. As Secretary of Health and Human Services, my message is clear eat real food.

SPEAKER_16 22:48

It seems so logical. Supermarket just got a lot smaller. Oh my goodness. That cornfield in Iowa is going to be selling a lot less cornmeal. You know what I'm saying? Holy smokes, the grain industry? Like the food pyramid got flipped upside down. We've joked about this. Like the hilarious, like the biggest lie of all is the food pyramid. You want to get blackmailed, go look at the food pyramid. It's all corporate interest. It's bad for you. And we are literally dying because of the grains and the GMOs.

SPEAKER_17 23:17

I was indoctrinated with the food pyramid from day one.

SPEAKER_16 23:20

Oh, he even just said we're going to end the war on saturated fat. Yeah. Immediately in my mind, I went to, well, certain types of fats. And I like we did this dialogue in my head. I'm like, ah, my biology teacher who was explaining why everything on the on the food tray at lunch was made of bread. You know, it's like, there's no fat in the school lunch today. It's like there's also no nutrition.

SPEAKER_17 23:41

Have you ever seen the show Alone? Yeah. That's like the number one thing. It's like their most prized possession, is that they can get fat.

SPEAKER_16 23:50

Fat and protein. Yeah, exactly. Carlite says he's a daily listener of Dave at X22. He and LTAWK are great. I don't know about LTAWK. I don't listen to X22 very often. Back when X22 was launching, we were launching. So we were in a like there was a moment there where our audience and X22 audience were the same size audience.

SPEAKER_19 24:11

Yep.

SPEAKER_16 24:11

Back, probably some crossover listeners. I got accused of being a Q person because I actually found the Q news in the news without looking at Q. But X22 did a really good job of avoiding the censorship regime by instead of saying Q, he would say intelligence insider. And he kind of constantly did this elusive language that prevented him from getting hit by the censors, which allowed him to grow and grow and grow. And then at a certain point, his show was big enough that he started getting like Devin Nunes and getting real guests. And at that point, now your show is a newsmaking show. Right, it's undeniable. Yeah, it's undeniable. But uh he definitely sells some hopium, no doubt about that. Which, you know, no, no huge problem.

SPEAKER_18 24:51

No.

SPEAKER_16 24:51

Okay, so yesterday in Seattle, there was an organized anti-ICE protest. So they got together and some American flags, good old-fashioned. You know, spin on the flag as it's burned. So this uh protest in Seattle, it was mostly peaceful, except for the flag burning part, and it went on for about two hours. I'll mute it on my end. So you can see here, you know, you've got Ninja Turtle out walking. They always bring the furries, you know, apologize, nice big sign, and you know, nothing, no, no, no big deal there. However, up in Minnesota, they had a similar organized protest going on, and a very tragic event happened. A protester slash obstructionist was shot. So you're gonna want to keep your eye on this vehicle right here. There's this officer, and there's another officer that comes around the front. Most people miss that part. Okay, did you see that? Yep. So this this officer right here is directly in front of the vehicle. And he killed her right there on the spot. So she goes in, rans into that tree, stuff is running. So this video, there's another video coming from the other angle. It's not worth showing because it's off of the distance, but you can clearly see this ice officer is directly in front of the vehicle when she hits the accelerator. He shoots, she continues her turn, avoids clipping him. The shot came right through the front window. So a lot of people said he shot her through the side window, didn't have to shoot her. Shot came right through the side window. Now, this kicked off a firestorm. If you were paying attention on social media, you saw the seeds being planted for another George Floyd type event going on here, which is in the neighborhood of George Floyd.

SPEAKER_18 26:37

Okay.

SPEAKER_16 26:37

This is representative or uh representative Dan Goldman and his take on the ICE officer who uh fatally shot this protester.

SPEAKER_14 26:45

Uh invading our cities, uh, using excessive force lawlessly, with new agents, without proper training. Uh and sadly, this was not unexpected, but it is egregious. Uh, it was an outright murder. And the fact that the administration is trying to defend the ICE officer when everyone can see with their own eyes that that car was trying to get away, because it still turned away from the officer after she was shot in the head.

SPEAKER_16 27:17

So the fact that they are arguing which to me means nothing, because she also sped off down the street and hit a light pole. I think shot in the head pulled on the bill. That's my opinion.

unknown 27:28

Okay.

SPEAKER_14 27:29

That somehow this is domestic terrorism, much less an attack on ice, is preposterous. This officer not only needs to be fired and suspended, but based on the video, he needs to be charged with murder.

SPEAKER_16 27:43

Okay. So as a J6er, I have lived through five years of people justifying Robert Byrd or Michael Byrd, the shooter of Ashley Babbitt, and similar thing. Or just shot her through the window. Listen, man, we support law and order, and when you got dirty cops, you gotta go after them. Okay. Yes, do a full investigation on this, take a look at it. Christy Noam preliminarily has already done this. It's pretty obvious in the footage what was going on there. This woman had been obstructing ice all day long, and then eventually got to the point where she was going to be detained and went the flea. And took, you know, pointed the car in the direction of an officer and hit the gas.

SPEAKER_11 28:22

She then proceeded to weaponize her vehicle and she attempted to run an law enforcement officer over. This appears as an attempt to kill or to cause bodily harm to agents, an act of domestic terrorism. The ICE officer, fearing for his life and the other officers around him and the safety of the public, fired defensive shots. He used his training to save his own life and that of his colleagues. He was treated at a local hospital, has been released, and is now with family. I encourage the American people at this point in time to pray for him, but also to pray for the deceased's family and for loved ones. Today alone in this country, there have been four different domestic terrorist attacks on federal officers by the ramming of vehicles. Three of them happened here in Minneapolis.

Flipping The Food Pyramid

SPEAKER_16 29:11

So just yesterday alone, this ramming vehicles into IF officers has become the thing, right? That's the way that you create this plausible deniability around your protest. I was in my car and you know, you shot me when I was driving away or whatever the case is. Listen, I remember when I was getting my driver's license and uh Ferrasier, you're gonna, or uh Jonathan, you're gonna recognize this. You used to always tell me, you know, the vehicle the vehicle is a deadly weapon. I'm not gonna give you a two-ton weapon until you're fully ready to drive it and understand that it's a two-ton weapon, right? Well, yeah, I mean, you got these adults driving around in these cars. You can't have a police officer standing in front of your vehicle and rev your engine. And if you're in gear, oh my goodness, you are probably gonna get shot. And it doesn't matter if it's an ICE officer, a local sheriff's deputy, or a local police department officer. If he's in front of your vehicle and you rev your engine, you're probably gonna get shot. Hey man, if I'm in front of your car, if I'm in front of your car on a Monday through Friday when I'm packing, you might get shot. Okay. Now, if you look here in another point of your ideology, right, and you lack of reason. Representative Nadler, ICE murdered an American citizen and legal observer, Congresswoman Sarah Jacobs, ICE just murdered a legal observer, Kyer National. This is the Muslim group, legal observer, uh California endowment, legal observer, Ed Krasenstein, biggest scam on the internet. Legal Observer, the new republic, legal observer. What is this all about? This is about this legal observer that got shot in her car.

SPEAKER_17 30:42

What is in the hell is a legal observer?

SPEAKER_16 30:44

Apparently, if you're obstructing ice, you're a legal observer. Oh. That's the point here. This is a new word being introduced into the lexicon to create confusion. Instead of an obstructionist, instead of someone that is a protester or a provocateur, now they're legal observers.

SPEAKER_17 31:02

Okay. Because now it's legal.

SPEAKER_16 31:03

Because now, well, you know, you have a right to First Amendment and protest, and you know, so you're legal observer.

SPEAKER_36 31:08

So Hakim Jeffries had this to say about there's no evidence that has been presented to justify the shooting of an unarmed woman, resulting in her unnecessary death. Christy Nome, the so-called Secretary of Homeland Security, is a stone-cold liar who has zero credibility on this issue or on any other issue. And what we need, as I believe the governor has indicated, is a full and complete investigation. This rogue ICE agent who pulled the trigger uh should be criminally investigated to the full extent of the law, including for demonstrating a depraved indifference to human life.

SPEAKER_17 31:57

What are we supposed to do with retards like this? I mean, because I mean I mean, let's just uh think about this for a second. What if the guy didn't pull the trigger and just let himself get run over? What would the conversation be like then?

SPEAKER_16 32:14

Good question, man. Good question. What would the conversation be like then?

SPEAKER_17 32:19

I you know, I mean, well then Would there be any sympathy for the injured officer? No.

SPEAKER_16 32:26

What ends up happening if he doesn't pull the trigger, eventually they'll burn down a police precinct, right? Which happened in Minneapolis just four years, short years ago, five short years ago, or like in Seattle, where they took over the East Precinct in downtown Seattle and created Chad Cop right out the front doors of a police station. Right? How was that possible? Because they didn't pull the trigger when the obstruction started. They gave ground, gave ground, gave ground until pretty soon they weren't cops. You're running away with your badge and your gun. You're not a cop, you're just a fleeing militiaman at that point. Okay, now again, into the zeitgeist. Facts don't win wars, narratives do. When it came to George Floyd, the narrative that he was murdered in cold blood got way farther. It's more tractive than that. He had a drug overdose on Finn.

SPEAKER_17 33:11

I gotta, I'm sorry, I gotta bring it up again. What are we gonna do with three tarts like Hakeem Jeffries or this other guy that was describing the incident? The first guy we showed. What's that? Goldman. Yeah, he's like, oh, these guys should be charged with murder. And it's like, you guys are trying this guy in public on live TV when you don't have the facts and you're just pushing the narrative that you want to push. When are we gonna stop allowing? I mean, is this just free speech?

SPEAKER_16 33:42

It's the age of unreason. And yeah, it is free speech. Let's listen to what a fellow protester, right? One of these activist women who has been making uh quite a bit of going around and blocking ice in Minneapolis. Okay. Now I'm gonna pay attention. She's in her, I don't know, not a bathroom, bedroom. It's clearly set up just for her to be able to have a whole bunch of shoes. Looks kind of spendy, looks like a laundry room, maybe nice house. Okay, nice house.

SPEAKER_37 34:11

Alright, you guys, I just watched the video of the woman in Minneapolis. Don't go watch it. Okay, if you don't think you can handle it.

SPEAKER_16 34:21

Okay, because then you might see that the the cop was in front of the car. So don't go watch it, just take my word for it.

SPEAKER_37 34:27

It is the most frightening thing I have seen in a long time. This woman was driving away in her car. And they put their weapon in there and hit her in the face. This is not right. This was not self-defense. This was an execution. I am shocked. Only a few weeks ago, I was driving around this town that I live in in Charlotte, doing very similar things, looking for ice agents, trying to prevent them from kidnapping people off the street. And there was a lot of other people out there doing that on a daily basis, as is our right to drive around the streets of our city.

SPEAKER_19 35:23

Legal observer.

SPEAKER_37 35:26

Please be peaceful in your protests and don't give them any excuse because it doesn't look like they need any right now. I cannot believe that they just took this woman's life a US citizen for no reason.

SPEAKER_16 35:39

I felt the same way after J6 about Ashley Babbitt, man.

SPEAKER_17 35:43

Okay, so let's I just want to talk about different situations. I do want to talk about this for a minute. I got a few things on my mind. So, you know, if you want to go out and drive around on your streets, that's fine. Stay out of their way. That is the law. You can't obstruct whatever they're doing, whatever their actions are doing. So that's number one for this lady. The second thing is put the camera on you. Oh, sorry. People need to understand that this this woman in the car was harassing them all day. Okay, so that doesn't give them the right to shoot her. But when she is going to be detained, she cannot move that car. Period. She's got to put in park, get out.

SPEAKER_16 36:31

The rules are the same for every traffic stop. Exactly.

Seattle Protest Vs Minnesota Shooting

SPEAKER_17 36:34

You've been detained until that cop says you are free to go. Yes. You do not move that car. And that other police officer is in front of the vehicle. That vehicle is a deadly weapon. When it moves like that, it is a deadly weapon. He is defending himself. Period. Now, there is an argument to be made that cops know vehicles are deadly weapons, and they get in front of them. That's the only argument I could be that can be made in her defense. But she has no defense for that because she's being detained. She can't move. She can't flee. When you're fleeing, all of a sudden now you are in you're uh probably it's probably another felony. Yeah. And it's completely justified. That shooting is totally justified in my mind.

SPEAKER_16 37:20

Unfortunately.

SPEAKER_17 37:21

Unfortunately.

SPEAKER_16 37:22

Unfortunately, that's the reason we give the cops the badge and guns, right? Right. Is unfortunately I the this strikes me as the most difficult topic because on one hand I want law and order, on the one, on another hand, I want mercy. On one hand, I want the law executed perfectly, but I also think that people have to comply. If you get pulled over, don't run.

unknown 37:42

Right?

SPEAKER_17 37:43

And ice is not out there willy-nilly, just pulling people off the streets for no reason. Just stay out of their way and let them do their job.

SPEAKER_16 37:49

Yeah. Now, this is one of her fellow protesters that was actually out with her during the day as they were, you know, going around following ice and obstructing ice.

SPEAKER_32 37:59

They clearly wanted her out of there because she was the main car leading the um the protest, is my understanding. I talked to another guy who was driving behind her. Um, but she was she was very at uh she was very successful in blocking traffic. She was doing what she was what she was set out to do, and so they wanted to get her the hell out of there. Um yeah.

SPEAKER_35 38:25

So it looked like she was impeding ice vehicles.

SPEAKER_32 38:28

Definitely, yeah, that was her goal. They'd clearly wanted her that was her goal, and that's what she'd been doing all day.

SPEAKER_16 38:33

So when the officer comes up and pulls on the door, that's just like any other, you're being arrested. Like she was getting arrested at that moment, and that might have been, I've been there, bro. I've been arrested now more than once. So I know the feeling of when you hear the handcuffs come out from their little holster thingy, and you're like, it's not gonna be the night for me. You know what I mean? Because once the handcuffs go into their hands, they have an obligation to slap them on you, no matter the tussle or the fight, yeah, right? If you go running, they will chase until they get you, even on some little thing, like not presenting your ID.

SPEAKER_17 39:09

Yeah, right.

SPEAKER_16 39:10

If you obstruct, resist, they just assume there's drugs in your car, they just assume you're hiding something else.

SPEAKER_17 39:16

Just comply.

SPEAKER_16 39:17

The timing of this, what was the clip we played earlier? Tim Waltz saying we're at war. Okay, and then you have this incident happen. They've been rallying the troops, the protesters, to come out and protest. Tim Waltz continues on his little press conference tirade about this.

SPEAKER_04 39:33

And from here on, I have a very simple message we do not need any further help from the federal government. To Donald Trump and Christy Noam, you've done enough. There's nothing more important than Minnesotan safety. I've issued a warning order to prepare the Minnesota National Guard. We have soldiers in training and prepared to be deployed if necessary. I remind you, a warning order is a heads up for folks. And these National Guard troops are. Are our National Guard troops? They're teachers in your community, they're business owners, they're construction professionals, they are Minnesotans. Minnesota will not allow our community to be used as a prop in a national political fight. We will not take the bait. We will continue to update you, Minnesota, as we get more information.

SPEAKER_16 40:19

Okay. Let's get a little dose of reality here. Sounds like he's laying some bait. Carlita Shantini says, we use X22 to fall asleep. Well, I'm glad that you use the peasants' perspective to wake up. Okay.

SPEAKER_17 40:32

That was perfect.

SPEAKER_16 40:33

So yes. Birkenbun says, okay, no money to help you, your schools, or anything. No more Fed help. Yes, that's what Donald Trump said to Minnesota. This is deadly serious here. If you go back and look at the Civil War, I in prison. I had to watch a Civil War documentary. It's kind of interesting. And but one of the things that when the journals of like people that were there, there was a lot of, well, I don't know if we're gonna go to war, and I don't know if this is gonna escalate. People don't want to take up arms. You'll always have your rabble rousers that want to, you know, overthrow the government for every little thing, right? But for the most part, what the Declaration of Independence says, where people will endure quite a bit before they want to go change the whole thing, right? Tim Waltz just said that the state of Minnesota is preparing a specialized National Guard troop that are their people in order to combat federal law enforcement officers in the state of Minnesota. What time is it, Ron?

SPEAKER_17 41:36

I'm not sure.

Narrative Warfare And Public Trials

SPEAKER_16 41:38

Are we on the cusp of not just a cold civil war, not just a tough political fight, not just, you know, we're we're trying to decide the politics of American policy? Are we on the verge of an actual hot war between states and the federal government? I don't know. Are we gonna see in uniformed soldiers and law enforcement officers lining up in the street, one being paid by a state entity and one being paid by a federal entity, fighting over control of we the people? I wonder if they're gonna set up uh guard posts at their visitor center and the whole point, the whole point of our constitution was to diffuse power to the point that no one person or one entity could fight over control of we the people. Because ideally, we the people had our guy at the town council and the county council and the water board and the state legislature and the state governor and the federal, and we vote differently. I mean, I remember your wife meant one time, I always vote back and forth on the ticket, right? Throw people up in order to create the gridlock, which creates stability for us because things don't change very fast. So we can plan our lives out, right? Makes perfect sense. But when power does concentrate in the state, in the feds, and now you've got a state and the feds. The state is dependent on the feds for funding, but the feds are dependent on the state for enforcement and application of their policies that's connected to the people. So the state becomes the middleman from the Fed to the people, and now the state wants to control the people, and the Fed also wants to control the people. Guys, they're fighting over us. We've allowed power to accumulate that a governor thinks he can train National Guard troops with military techniques to fight federal law enforcement officers on American streets. Just pump the brakes here for a second. Let's get back to some reason. I'm not so much of a team player, right or left, where I'm gonna go, yeah, I'm in it for the feds. No, tell me the facts. What are the feds' objectives? What are the state's objectives? Right? I'm gonna, if you're gonna force me to pick on us aside in armed conflict, I'd like to know what I'm fighting for. Thank you very much. I don't think TDS is a big enough reason for me to take up arms against some law enforcement agent that's walking down my my street, whether it's state or fed. If I'm a Fed fan, guess what? Now I'm at war with my state. If I'm a state fan, now I'm at war with the feds. We can't win. We the people don't win in this situation. They're fighting over us, and what they're gonna end up ruling is the ashes of the towns we used to once live in. Look at the images we see from Ukraine with fiber optic cables covering whole towns. Every one of those fiber optic cables now looks like a spider web on top of a city was a drone with bombs attached to it.

SPEAKER_17 44:29

Yeah, meant to kill somebody.

SPEAKER_16 44:31

Flying through your neighborhoods. You don't think that we that can't happen here? You're naive. You're stupid, you're an idiot, you're retarded. They put me in prison for challenging an election. You don't think they'll put you in prison for supporting the federal government when you're behind enemy lines in a state like Washington or Minnesota or Oregon or California? Do you see what I'm saying? Like we are on the verge of something that's pretty significant and it's pretty scary. This was Minnesota last night after the this woman was you know killed, and lots of people. I'm just showing you, these are all people that support the quote state. Right? These are all people that showed up for a protest on behalf of Minnesota. Do you see how they're turning this into a fight for your land, fight for your rights, fight for your state kind of thing? Here's here's Jacob Frey, the mayor of Minneapolis.

SPEAKER_01 45:33

We just showed some images of what appear to be large-scale peaceful protests tonight in response. We have reporters on the ground who are, of course, covering them. Tell us what the scale of those are. What are you hearing about what's happening on the ground? How did they originate?

SPEAKER_35 45:49

Uh well, look, I won't speak to the work that those that have been organizing is doing right now.

SPEAKER_16 45:56

I won't speak that right there. I won't speak to the work that those that are organizing. So that big crowd you just saw show up, that was an organized crowd. Who organized it? I'm not going to talk about that. Who are the key suspects? George Soros, Reed Hoffman, you know, Act Blue, bunch of these Kyer, all of them have their hand in these organized protests, right?

SPEAKER_35 46:15

To that, uh, what I will say is there is a broad message that is going out, and that message is pretty clear, which is don't take the bait. Uh, we'll stand up for justice, we'll stand up for what is right. Uh, and we also recognize what the Trump administration is trying to do here because it appears that they wanted a moment like this.

SPEAKER_16 46:35

So what does that mean?

SPEAKER_17 46:36

Don't take the bait. I'm not getting it.

SPEAKER_16 46:38

Well, here's the bait. Here's the bait. The Minnesota forces are gathering. Let's just talk about it as it is. The Minnesota forces are gathering. They've becoming organized. The Somali fraud really riled up both the people on the conservative side of things that just want law and order and social services to be properly used for people in actual need. Then you've got the other side of things, the benefactors. All the Somalis, all the people that are on the dole that are, you know, on the payroll, that there's money involved. We're talking billions of dollars that goes into the economy. It all goes somewhere. It's not all sitting in one Somali guy's bank account. It's been distributed. Okay, so the benefactors, the patrons are like, whoop. So Minnesota is gathering its forces. They just did stop pays on all these things. Who's affected? You, you, you, gather all your daycare workers, all your daycare parents, you know, everybody that you've been given a cut to, bring them here. But don't take the bait. What's the bait? To cause violence too early. It's to cause violence too early. If you're not organized and you don't have enough forces, it'll get put back put down. The history of the United States is full of rebellions. The Whiskey Rebellion, the John Brown Rebellion. There's lots of these little rebellions. If you don't have enough people, it can get put down too fast. So here's Tim Waltz and Jacob Frey saying the same thing. The message has been sent out don't take the bait. Show up, but don't take the bait yet.

SPEAKER_04 48:01

Do not take the bait. Do not allow them to deploy federal troops into here. Do not allow them to invoke the insurrection act.

SPEAKER_16 48:09

That's where we're at. That's this is Tim Waltz saying we're at war with the federal government and telling the supporters that they're sending into the streets. Don't take the bait. You know, remember the Boston massacre? The whole thing popped off because one shot got fired into the crowd of colonists and one person got killed. And the whole thing popped off from that. He's saying, Don't take the bait, right? Don't don't go against them.

SPEAKER_17 48:35

This is crazy language to be discussing for a politician to have saying uh over live TV, what we are at war.

SPEAKER_16 48:44

I know that's and it's as it almost can't get any more blatant. As uh Pony Boy says, and again, this proves this is not a conspiracy show. Right. Okay, this is not a conspiracy show.

SPEAKER_17 48:57

How long is he going to be allowed to lead this from the pulpit?

“Legal Observer” Framing And Escalation

SPEAKER_16 49:01

Forever, Ron. Until someone takes him out, or he steps down after an election and his, you know, someone he approves takes the place that promises not to prosecute him. I don't know. This is power. This is raw power. Now Tim Waltz's life is on the line. Jacob Frey's life is on the line. They might spend the rest of their lives rotting in prison if the worst of our suspicions are true. How far will they push you, the militiaman in Minnesota, to protect them? You don't think the history is not full of leaders, presidents, warlords, dictators, kings, monarchs, queens, you name it, sultans, imams, rabbis that are drunk on power, Catholic priests and bishops and cardinals drunk on power. You don't think they've sent out hit squads? You don't think they've sent out assassinations? You don't think they've done political assassinations? Of course.

SPEAKER_17 49:50

I never thought about it.

SPEAKER_16 49:52

This is where we're at. We're living in history every day. So he's like, don't take the bait because it's too early. We would get put down too early. The narrative is not on Minnesota's side yet, but get a couple more of these legal observers shot. Oh boy. That look like they're in cold blood. And hey, we might have something.

SPEAKER_04 50:10

Do not allow them to declare martial law. Do not allow them to lie about the security and the DCC of this state. And let's let this investigation play itself out. Let's make sure we protect our neighbors. I encourage you to use your First Amendment rights and all of your constitutional rights, but do so in a peaceful manner. We'll gather back with you as soon as we gather more information that needs to be put out. But again, um stay safe. Minnesota.

SPEAKER_16 50:35

This this is, we'll let this investigation play out. Whose investigation, Ron? The states? Is Keith Ellis going to charge an ICE agent with murder? And then you're going to have to have the DOJ come in and try to move it to a federal court. You see what I'm saying? Because it was against a federal officer on federal business, but it was on state jurisdiction ground. You're setting up a law fair fight, a jurisdictional fight. They're like, let's do the invest. Who? Who? Is DHS doing the investigation or is the state?

SPEAKER_17 51:02

I don't know.

SPEAKER_16 51:02

This is, guys, all these fights, jurisdictional, they're fighting over we the people and who gets to control us and say what we can and can't do. And you know what I mean? Like, wake up, and it's been going on for a long time, right? And it reaches into the fraud element of this that's being exposed, which is causing Minnesota right now to be at the front center of this and all the welfare fraud and schemes like that. Guys, this is baked into the Democrats' policies and ideology, and it has been for a long time.

SPEAKER_29 51:33

First Lady Jill Biden making a stop in Minnesota today to tout the country's investments in childcare. She was joined by Governor Walls and Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra during a visit this afternoon to the University of Minnesota. Biden highlighted major investments in childcare through the American Rescue Plan. Billions of dollars in funding have helped states like Minnesota keep health care and child care providers open and boost pay for child care workers during the pandemic.

SPEAKER_16 51:59

First lady said, even though they didn't have any kids in there and they weren't providing any actual health care, the first lady made a special trip to Minnesota to celebrate all the money going in. And here we go, three years later, and we find out all that money is just pure fraud. If you look at here's JD Vance talking about this, does America have a Somali problem?

SPEAKER_27 52:19

If you look at the amount of fraud in the welfare system, according to the statistics I've seen, 85% of Somali Somalians who are in the United States, legal and illegal, are collecting some form of welfare benefit. So that's not to disparage the other 15%, but when you have 85% of a population that is collecting welfare, that suggests that we have really done something wrong with regards to vetting. And that's the fundamental issue. Even if there's no fraud, 85% collecting welfare is way too many damn people collecting welfare, getting rich off the American taxpayer while a lot of Americans struggle. That's unacceptable. What's going on in Minneapolis, I think, is actually representative of a broader fraud scheme that we're going to see all over the country. We're going to see it in California. We're going to see it in other places too, where people get rich from the American taxpayer. Somalian fraud, for example, daycare fraud. You've got Americans, we've got programs set up to make it easier for Americans to get their kids in daycare so they can have proper child care. You take that money and you siphon it off to Somalian fraudsters, that's a double theft. Number one, that means a lot of American families can't afford their child care. Number two, that means a lot of American taxpayers are being fleeced. It's totally unacceptable. I believe, Jesse, we're going to have some very big announcements on this stuff in the next couple of days. I don't want to get ahead of the president on anything, but we believe that there is a nationwide fraud ring that's rooted in Americans or excuse me, rooted in illegal aliens and others taking advantage of the American welfare system. We're going to get to the root of it, and anybody who's involved is going to get prosecuted.

SPEAKER_16 53:54

If you look Which could be, I mean, you just saw Joe Biden fly in to meet with Tim Waltz. Look at all the money we're going to give your state for daycare and Medicaid. And now we know it's mostly going down the toilet. And we know, as Trump has said, New York, Illinois, California, it's going to be worse. So all the talk about Somali being the worst, worse, worse, you got some other states that are on that list, including Washington state. Our new communist mayor in Seattle, Katie, was asked, Are you looking into any of this Somali daycare situation? And she gave a pretty, pretty straightforward answer. Look at her face when she says it.

SPEAKER_31 54:29

Uh yeah, I mean, I think the fear in the Somali community is real. The fear in immigrant communities are real, so we're taking that very seriously.

SPEAKER_05 54:34

Along those lines, have you asked anyone to follow up on the fraud claims, either to the Department of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs or SPD?

unknown 54:42

No.

State vs Federal Power And Guard Threats

SPEAKER_16 54:44

No. No, no, I don't want to offend that Somali community. Feminine, feminine energy. Yesterday's show, right? It's a feminine energy. Now, in all of the stuff that's been going on here, right? Venezuela takes center stage. Venezuela represents so many things in this larger ideological picture. Not only do you have the real politique of international stuff going on with oil and the petrol dollar and energy and nation building, but then you have an ideological battle. Remember, China is still communist red. Okay. And there's lots of other countries. The EU, uh, many other countries have taken this socialist tack. Like they are socialist countries still experimenting with the final stages of democ of capitalism. Is kind of the way you look at a lot of these European countries, Canada, Mexico, a lot of South America has taken this socialism bend. And it's gotten bad inside a lot of these countries. Even countries like in Europe that have high quality of living, they're they're getting you know better quality of crime, I guess you could say, to go with it, right? I mean, Sweden's becoming the rape capital of the world. Used to be one of the safest places in the world. Apparently, it's not very safe now if you're a white Swedish woman walking around in certain no-go zones.

SPEAKER_18 55:58

Okay.

SPEAKER_16 55:58

So this Venezuela thing highlights the failures of socialism, communism, and collectivism on society as a whole. It highlights the failure of collectivism and socialism in preventing things like actual drug cartels from rising to power. Okay. It highlights so many failures of the collectivist ideologies and all of them, because they're all at play in one way or another in Venezuela. Even Islam has a foothold in Venezuela through Hamas and Hezbollah coming down and Iranians coming down and getting trading and the whole red-green alliance, it's tied up in a nice little bow right there in Venezuela. This woman right here is a refugee from Venezuela that came to an came to America. It's important to hear from actual people who have left Venezuela, who have family there on their perspective on the United States coming in and taking over. Because at a certain point, just like in the Declaration of Independence, sometimes you need some strong men. You need some people to come in and help to fix your problems. It's just the way of the world, right?

SPEAKER_15 57:02

Is there anything else that you would like to add that maybe you haven't said that would be really important?

SPEAKER_25 57:07

I talked to my brother this morning that lives in Venezuela, and I asked him those words. I said, I'm having the opportunity to talk to somebody about the situation in Venezuela. If you had the opportunity to talk, what do you want me to say? And he said, I want them to know the truth. In here, we don't have a future. When we work, we don't work for a home, we don't work for a car, we don't work for future plans. I would love to have children, and I can't. Not because I physically can't, but because we cannot afford it. We work for survival, and sometimes that doesn't even happen. So the real reality is as long as America continues on health, there may be a future. I may be able to go and see my brother again. Hey, it's it's so strong. I have constant nightmares that I am ripped away from my husband and I'm sent back at Venezuela, and I'm terrified of what they are going to do with me. And those are nightmares because I love my country, but how can I live in it? How can I survive in it? There is not even the chance for survival. I had to leave my country, I had to cross a border with a one-year-old to Brazil. I had to hide my son in a car. Because the military police wanted to take us. Because we were trying to leave the country, they wanted to force us to stay.

SPEAKER_16 58:58

This con we conquered. We won the Cold War. We conquered it. Nobody thinks that way anymore. Everybody knows totalitarianism, dictatorship, competition.

SPEAKER_17 59:05

But if you're old enough, you remember Mr. Gorbachev teared down the wall. Yeah.

SPEAKER_16 59:09

So we we we think that we kind of overcame this. Not at all. It got new legs after the wall came down because they could operate in the shadows. They didn't have the failing Soviet Union to highlight it. Now you've got rising China and you've got people going, well, China's figured it out. I mean, sure, they killed 200 million of their own people, but look, they got a larger middle class than they did before. Look at all those big cities they have. Half of them are empty, right? Because they're work programs, they're not actual cities for people to live in and invest in. But either way, she's talking about this. She's not my age, she's younger. This is now, this is in the 2000s, this is in this decade. People are fleeing what we would consider countries that we want to go vacation in. Venezuela's got great beaches. There's relics and runes all over in the jungle to go look at, right? Let's go. Study some anacondas. Like Venezuela is on the list of countries that's like not supposed to be scary to go to. You know what I mean? It's like Brazil. Sure, we don't go vacation in the flavela, but we can go visit Brazil, right? They share our Western values, they'll respect my life. This is this decade. She had to flee a socialist country that people like Bernie Sanders touted as being wild success stories for socialism. She had to flee with her one-year-old and lives in fear of going back for what they will do to her. And we're over here going, well, we don't want to put boots on the ground in Venezuela. Of course we don't. We don't want to put boots on the ground anywhere.

SPEAKER_25 1:00:38

I left my country with just the clothes I was wearing and a little bit of diapers and milk that I had left.

SPEAKER_24 1:00:46

Don't you dare telling me that this is not a reason for celebration. When I first came into the United States, I cried and had to turn around to my husband and ask him to please help me to open the shower because I didn't even know how to open the shower. When I walk into Walburne and I saw so many options to it, I couldn't believe myself. And you guys have everything in this country more than you could ever imagine. And I just wish that you could love it a little bit more and respect it a little bit more. Because if I had to give my life for America, I would. Because my family, I can have dreams and hopes and plans of a future, dreaming of a home, of a car, and all these silly things. Because of the United States.

SPEAKER_25 1:01:55

And whatever they do, they can destroy our body, they can destroy our history, they can destroy everything that they have done. They destroyed the Wolliver. They took five zeros from our like they can destroy anything, but what that's coming for us, by the way.

SPEAKER_16 1:02:13

They just took five zeros off their money. I got a million dollars saved up. No, you don't, now you got a thousand dollars saved up.

SPEAKER_24 1:02:19

What is in here? What is in here? The things that we live through that we survived through. They will never take it away from us. And there will be a day that as a family I'm gonna go help them all again. And we're gonna say that we make it. And that's because real men in uniform went and took that man away. And that is the truth. I'm so sorry.

Are We Near A Hot Civil Conflict?

SPEAKER_16 1:02:51

Okay, dear. Yesterday on the show we talked about the crisis of manhood. And after World War I and World War II, men around the world looked around and said, we almost ruined this place. And they really abdicated their responsibility and they invited women and which is fine. I'm not, you know, not against women being in decision-making abilities necessarily. But we saw a huge turn. But now we're seeing the same carnage that we were trying to run away from pre-World War II. The world we were trying to recreate without all that, we're seeing it play out in our backyard. In our backyards. You don't think this can happen here? It can happen here in a blink of an eye. One bad regulation for farmers, and there's not enough protein. One food pyramid, and all of a sudden we're eating GMO food every day. You know what I mean? Industrial waste product, just sold as canola oil. It can happen so fast. Our dollar could be devalued to the point to where they knock off five zeros just after the government pays its debts because they could just print an extra, you know, three or four trillion dollars and just make the debt more affordable for the government and make it impossible for you to ever buy anything, right? All of this stacks up. This is why Trump going in and doing Venezuela the way he's doing it, I think gives it a fighting chance. Maduro had to go. When she said real men in uniforms and guns came and took that bad man away, that's what real men do. What are the facts? What are the rules? Okay, now we have to enforce them. Now it comes down to rebuilding Venezuela. Energy, oil, and money. That's what it's all about. So how are they going to do it? They're going to use the oil that Venezuela has to help rebuild it.

SPEAKER_21 1:04:30

Put that blockade on Venezuela. They're still producing oil, they can't ship it to the world. So it's in floating storage in tankers, mostly illegal, sanctioned uh gray market tankers, and it's on onshore storage in Venezuela. So we are in dialogue with the Venezuelan government. Say, let's work together to fix Venezuela. We got rid of the head of the gang, Nicolas Maduro and his wife. They're in prison. Work with us. Let's improve your country together. Um, so we're we're gonna now allow those tankers to flow. We're gonna market that crude. They fully understand this. They're a partner in doing that. We're gonna allow that crude to be sold so that revenue can be generated, but then we're gonna control the flow of that revenue to make sure it's going for productive reasons in Venezuela. Let me be more direct. Is there a narrative in Venezuela that you are stealing our own? I have not heard that narrative. I've seen celebrations in the street, Libre Venezuela out. I think people are thrilled. They've lived under between Chavez and Maduro 26 years in a brutal dictatorship. It's only devastated that country and hurt the whole hemisphere. So I've not heard that narrative at all. And of course, if it's that narrative's out there, it's untrue. We're just controlling the flow of revenues from their oil.

SPEAKER_16 1:05:44

So that's right. Seems logical. JD Vance continued to explain this. And through this leverage, they're going to allow Venezuela to rebuild itself.

SPEAKER_27 1:05:54

Absolutely. Thanks for having me.

SPEAKER_19 1:05:55

Taking out a dictator in Venezuela. How does that help the average American?

SPEAKER_27 1:06:00

Well, a few things, Jesse. First of all, what it means is we're going to be able to control the incredible natural resources of Venezuela, which is good for America in a few ways. Number one, it allows us to put leverage on our enemies. Number two, it makes sure that if Americans need high-quality, low-cost power, we're always going to have access to it. And then the third thing is it does demonstrate American military excellence, which makes people afraid to cross us in the future. Some of the best ways that you maintain the peace is to make it clear that you carry a very strong sword if you ever need to use it. So I think it's good for us in a lot of different ways. We also have to remember, Jesse, this is in our neighborhood. This is not Iraq. This is not 7,000 miles away. This is in our neighborhood. If we cannot follow the basic principle, which has been a cornerstone of American foreign policy for 200 years, that we control our neighborhood, a lot of bad people are going to take advantage of it. What the president of the United States said is in our neighborhood, the United States calls the shots. That's the way it's always been. That's the way it is again under the president's leadership.

SPEAKER_16 1:06:58

We just strong men. Strong men doing what has to be done. Marco uh Beijing is big mad about this. So we don't often hear China's opinion on things. We have to like kind of surmise it or hear from a few experts. But here is Chinese Ministry of Foreign Minister of Foreign Affairs gave a speech on this yesterday. They're big mad because a lot of this Venezuelan oil that's been sanctioned has been going to China. And now China, if they want it, they're gonna have to buy it from the U.S. And that money isn't gonna be funneled back to whatever corruption ring they've got going on, right? Beijing condemns the U.S. for rerouting Venezuelan exports from China.

SPEAKER_00 1:07:37

The United States crazily resorted to the use of force against Venezuela and demanded that America first be applied when Venezuela disposes of its own oil resources. This is a typical act of bullying, a serious violation of international law, and a grave infringement on Venezuela's sovereignty that also severely undermines the says the people who break international law every single day. Right, the Venezuelan people China's truth by the way.

SPEAKER_16 1:08:00

This is classic communist you weaponizing your virtue against you. Well, this is you're breaking international law. Fuck you, China. Sorry about that. Screw you guys. I have a video of you ramming a Filipino boat. You know what I mean? Like you break international law every day, every day. That's like the trope. Like China's never honored one agreement they've ever signed. You cannot do business with China. So when she says that in a rich, well, you're not following international law.

SPEAKER_00 1:08:30

And you have standing? Holy cow. The United States has long imposed illegal unilateral sanctions on Venezuela's oil sector and has recently brazenly used force against Venezuela, dealing a severe blow to the country's economic and social order, and also threatening the stability of global production and supply chains. China has already issued strong condemnation in this regard. I would like to reiterate that cooperation between China and Venezuela is a cooperation between sovereign states and is protected by international law and laws of both countries.

Organized Protests And “Don’t Take The Bait”

SPEAKER_16 1:09:09

As a political scientist The reason that the Northern troops won the Civil War, and the reason why the United States won the Revolutionary War was because they got help from foreign countries. Tim Waltz is telling Minnesotans don't do anything quite yet, right? Just don't take the bait, build forces, grow, grow, grow. There's an organizing effort to get people into the streets. If it gets hot in Minnesota, what are the odds that China backs Minnesota and Governor Waltz, you know, the guy who's taken 30 trips there?

SPEAKER_17 1:09:49

Wow.

SPEAKER_16 1:09:50

You're living through history, ladies and gentlemen. Don't think for one second that if things get any worse domestically, that you won't see outright foreign actors, foreign states, whether directly or indirectly, funneling money and guns to local state militias to fight federal law enforcement officers and or troops.

SPEAKER_17 1:10:12

Didn't we have a very early episode that covered a very large sum of cash that went to the Biden family from China?

SPEAKER_16 1:10:20

Yeah, 1.5 billion went into his hedge fund to trade around and make commissions. Yeah. There's a lot of money involved here. Plenty of money to fund local militias and knock out substations and cause a lot of havoc. You're living through history. You think it was a little crazy when those 13 colonies showed up in France looking for money, or John Adams went up to the Netherlands looking for a loan? Some upstart, you know, states of Britain, colonies of Britain, all of a sudden they want funding. And guess what? They got it. You don't think Tim Waltz can't send an emissary to China and be like, hey, fund us. Help us. I can't load up with any more M16s because my source at the federal government won't provide them because I'm farming a state National Guard troop that is really my private militia. Please send some AK-47s. Okay. This is actually how it works and plays out. So I'm giving you the peasants' perspective a little ahead of time. Things can get bad quick. And you're seeing all the words being said that later in the future, when someone like me is sitting in prison watching a documentary on the Civil War, we will forget the lead up and all the things that happened that got to the point where the constitution of the people were willing to sever ties with their government. Does that make sense? And that's what's happening in Minnesota. Don't take the bait. Rage, rage, rage until you can get 50 plus one constitution of the people to shift against law and order, against whatever Trump's doing. Take the TDS, you know, it's not even it's not even taking the TDS vaccine. It's take the disease. When it comes to Venezuela, there's a huge tool here. If this is truly the head of the snake or close to it, right, by chopping it off and controlling the money, it's already starting to work, according to Marco Rubio.

SPEAKER_03 1:12:18

Yeah, I know. They're gonna say that. I used to be a senator too. That's what you always say when it's the other party. The bottom line is we've gone into great detail.

SPEAKER_16 1:12:25

The question was they say that you've gone into Venezuela and you don't have a plan. He's like, Yeah, they all say that. I wasn't ascended to you. You don't have a plan!

SPEAKER_03 1:12:34

In fact, it's not just winning it, it's not just uh saying or speculating it's gonna happen, it's already happening. Like the the oil arrangement that we've made with the Ada Besa on their sanctioned oil, they can't move. Understand they are not generating any revenue from their oil right now. They can't move it unless we allow it to move because we have sanctions because we're enforcing it to those sanctions. And this is tremendous leverage, and we are exercising it in a positive way. The president described it last night, and the secretarial right, and he will have more to say on it today, who's involved in running this portfolio. And we feel very positive that not only will I generate revenue that will be used to the benefit of the Venezuelan people, we're ensure that that's what the case is, but it also gives us an amount of leverage and influence and control over how this process is.

SPEAKER_16 1:13:16

It's really good. By by armadying up in the in the Gulf of America, they've set themselves up to be able to really control things. Okay, so this is our new friend, the new housing director in New York, CeCe, I guess her name is. And this is our new mayor in New York, Mondami. They were on this uh Zoom call a little while ago, and this is his new housing director talking about how we really want to make real estate worth less.

SPEAKER_30 1:13:43

So, and you know, then the follow-up question to that is what would a socialist housing policy for New York City, you know, one that's presumably replicable in other parts of the country, what would that look like? What would a socialist urbanism look like? And then, you know, for now we can we can open up that conversation in the context of Mayor's race in Albany.

SPEAKER_07 1:14:05

Yeah, so what I would do is I would first of all, you need to expand rent controls to cover smaller buildings. And that needs to happen in Albany, but there's also more that the mayor could do.

SPEAKER_08 1:14:19

Who's being covered now? Which what kind of buildings are being covered now? Buildings with six or more apartments. In my in my head, I'm like, I thought already, because I lived in a unit with eight apartments and it was rent control. And to me, that was already a small building. But you're saying even, you know, like individual single-family homes with two family homes.

SPEAKER_07 1:14:41

Yeah, like the the neighborhoods of Sir Franciscrib in Queens, like half or Bay Ridge, um, you know, half of the city's housing stack is in like four to six unit apartment buildings that are that were once affordable homeownership opportunities for immigrants and are now overwhelmingly being bought up by organizations like black stripes owners, like whatever, or even like medium-sized some sorts. So rent control. And they need to be rent controlled. And the reason why they need to be rent controlled is not because like rent control is inherently socialist, but because rent control limits the speculative value of the land. Like our goal is to have the housing actually be worthless to some degree, right? Like, we don't want this to be an investment vehicle, we want it to be like long-term stable homes. We don't need people to become millionaires off their homes. Um, so that's the first thing that I would do. And then the second thing that you know socialists need to really think about is how are we exploring um models and some transitional models, mutual housing associations, community land trusts, um, community opportunity to purchase, like mechanisms to municipalize more and more of the housing stack. And like if you have public housing over here, which New York City is blessed to still have a great deal of private home ownership over here, what like mechan there's a lot of policy mechanisms that can take everything that's on like the right and like move it in this, move it towards them on a podcast. So like you can't believe I'm visualizing this, but move things in the spectrum to municipalize it. There's lots of things that New York City has done over the over a hundred years to do that, and we could do it again.

SPEAKER_30 1:16:26

Community land trust, I see so I reacted to that.

SPEAKER_16 1:16:30

So Mandami goes on to say basically, I've learned everything I learned from housing from her. Oh, which based on what you just learned is nothing.

SPEAKER_17 1:16:39

Well, my comment was gonna be wow, that's a lot of brain power.

SPEAKER_16 1:16:43

Oh, public housing, slums. You're talking about the slums.

SPEAKER_17 1:16:45

Well, the whole time Mandami just sat there and didn't say anything.

SPEAKER_16 1:16:48

Yeah, well, the Andy chimes in, but the the we just want to make real estate worthless. We don't want it to be an investment opportunity. Nobody should get rich or become a millionaire. The problem is all the people that are working that you're trying to put in the house, the best thing you could do for them is allow them to become rich from the house. Yeah, right. And rent controls, but she's prevents the speculative market. It also prevents development of new projects because there's no speculative market.

SPEAKER_17 1:17:12

And the whole thing that she's trying to kill is the American dream. It is crazy.

Welfare Fraud, Somali Networks, And Policy Fallout

SPEAKER_16 1:17:18

On behalf of the people, on behalf of the people, this amorphous blob that doesn't know what it wants. On behalf of the people, we're gonna make sure you, the individual, doesn't have a housing opportunity, but we'll give you free rent. I just had this discussion with uh Jen on Peasants Pod Living Room. If anybody wants to join the living room, you got to reach out to me privately, figure out a way to get a hold of me, and I can add you to the telegram chat. But it's because it's a very intimate group. It's literally the living room.

SPEAKER_17 1:17:42

Yep.

SPEAKER_16 1:17:43

And she was asking about, you know, if they give you food and housing, is it still slavery? And I responded with a simple answer. If you don't have a choice to leave, if your food and housing is provided, but it's not voluntary for you to leave, that is slavery. And I was like, having food and housing and a nice place to sleep at night, right, is not freedom. That is not the objective. You find your purpose and your happiness in the pursuit of happiness, not in the accomplishment of it. Does that make sense? It's like if I can take you on a helicopter and just drop you at the top of Everest, it's not nearly as rewarding as if you hiked up it. See what I'm saying? It's in the climb, the pursuit that we find our happiness. And that's where we find our choice. What you decide makes you happy differs from what I decide makes me happy. We both have a right to life, check. We both have a right to private property, check. And to what ends? To pursue your meaning of happiness, to find your meaning and purpose. Okay. When you take away someone's ability to choose, right? Some people might just want to go work in the factory nine to five, watch their football games on Monday nights, Thursday nights, and Sundays, and college sports on Saturdays and Tuesdays. Okay. So point is you can watch football every day of the week if you want, work in that factory, live in your government provide houses, and die in government provide hospice. If that's your choice, go for it. If you find meaning and purpose in a small family that watches football together, go for it. Donald Trump found meaning in building big buildings with golden letters with his last name on it. Go for it. Not for everybody. Not for everybody. Does that make sense? But it's our choice, our ability to choose the life we want that makes us not slaves. Even if we do end up being debt slaves, that's our own choice. Okay. So uh that is the big thing. When you hear these socialists, they're just presuming that you'll become a slave. As soon as they can provide housing, childcare, medical care, a job, no matter what it is, they'll just presume you're happy. That's the China model. If we can just raise people out of abject poverty to a different form of poverty, but everybody's got, you know, a cell phone and a house, but no choice. Is that's poverty. Poverty comes from lack of choices. You know what I mean? So uh let's dig a little bit deeper. A couple things Donald Trump did yesterday to directly deal with the Mandani situation, because remember, the socialists want to fix the housing crisis for the Zoomer Waffins who are like, boomers got to die. I need their house. Okay. And when they say they got to die, they want them to age out. But the point is they want your house and they want your equity to go away so they can afford your house. So Donald Trump, one of the things he did that puts upward pressure on the housing market is he did a truth post yesterday that told BlackRock and other corporations, no more corporations or large buyers of single family houses.

SPEAKER_18 1:20:36

Perfect.

SPEAKER_16 1:20:37

So I don't know how that's going to fit out in executive order, legislation, but he's basically told Blackstone, not BlackRock, stop buying houses. So between deportations, maybe we can get some of those big companies out of the housing market. Maybe the next one.

SPEAKER_17 1:20:49

Well, it sounds like it won't affect them owning tenement houses or apartments or but single family. Multifamily.

SPEAKER_16 1:20:55

Yeah, single family, sure. So that's that's really good. He also put out a pretty good little uh message yesterday. Let's read this here. So this is all United States defense contractors in the defense industry as a whole, beware. While we make the best military equipment in the world, no other country comes even close. Defense contractors are currently issuing massive dividends to their shareholders and massive stock buybacks. Basically, they're taking federal contract money and they're just plowing it back into their business, not into any kind of infrastructure, but into their profits. At the expense and detriment of investing in plants and equipment, this situation will no longer be allowed or tolerated. Also, executive pay packages in the defense industry are exorbitant and unjustifiable given how slowly these companies are delivering vital equipment to our military and/or our allies. Salaries, stock options, and every other form of compensation are far too high for these executives. Defense companies are not producing our great military equipment rapidly enough, and once produced, not maintaining it properly or quickly. From this moment forward, these executives must build new and modern production plants, both for delivering and maintaining the support and equipment and for building the latest models of future military equipment. Until they do so, no executive should be allowed to make in excess of$5 million, which, as high as it sounds, is a mere fraction of what they are making now. Additionally, the maintenance and repair of equipment, once sold, is far too slow and must be immediately enhanced. As president, I am demanding that maintenance be spot on on time. Therefore, I will not permit dividends or stock buybacks for defense companies until such time as these problems are rectified. Likewise, for salaries and executive compensation, military equipment is not being made fast enough. It must be built now with dividends, stock buybacks, and overcompensation of executives rather than borrowing from financial institutions or getting the money from your government. Longer term, this is good for both executives and shareholders because it will be great for our country. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Make America great it again. We are in a situation where defense contractors charge so much money and we have outsourced American safety and national security to essentially these independent contractors, right? Hey, we need jets. We'll train the guys to fly them, but we need you to make them. If they're taking profits and plowing it back into their businesses rather than making jets for delivery, we could have all the pilots in the world provided by we the people. And if you know Raytheon or Mark Lockheed can't produce the equipment, it's for nothing, right? So I think this is excellent here that Donald Trump is doing this.

SPEAKER_17 1:23:37

We're already there. Look at it this way, people. This is a lot of jobs because if you get to build a new plant, holy smokes. Can you think about all the permits and all the concrete and all the steel?

SPEAKER_16 1:23:47

It's common sense. Anybody whose objective is national security and a strong military, this is common sense. He also upped the spending from 1 trillion to 1.5 trillion.

SPEAKER_17 1:23:55

Yeah.

SPEAKER_16 1:23:55

Okay. So he's gonna spend more money on national defense, but injects the money into the local economies. He wants results. Now, our good friend Lucky Palmer over at uh Andrill, where'd he go? Where'd Lucky Palmer go? Oh, I took Lucky Palmer out. But Lucky Palmer basically says, I'm down. Yeah, I'll pay myself less. I gotta deliver faster. I'm down. So Andril is you know quickly becoming my favorite defense contractor.

SPEAKER_17 1:24:22

Yeah, me too.

Socialist Housing Dreams And Property Value

SPEAKER_16 1:24:23

There is a possibility to have one. Pony Boy said over on YouTube a little while back, China is asshole. China is asshole. That's exactly how China did. All right, we're gonna jump over to private now, and we're gonna do a little bit of a dive into the new president of Mexico, who was the former VP, and what her family background is like. We're gonna be talking a little bit more about Denmark and uh and then we're going to see a video that was released yesterday that's part of a lawsuit up in Pennsylvania, and this is election professionals openly talking about destroying ballots because they're not for the audit. Extra ballots that were discovered after the I mean, this whole thing. So we're gonna play that clip. So stick around in the private. We've got good 20 minutes over there that we'll be covering some of these other topics, and we'll talk to you guys again tomorrow. But before we leave, we want to encourage you guys to get some coffee. Get your caffeine, huh? Get your caffeine fixed now.

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SPEAKER_16 1:26:21

All right. And before we leave as well, we got to throw down a raid. And I just sent you the link for that. We are sending you guys off before we head into private. Those of you that don't peel off with us into uh subscription only or private. Uh, we're sending you to the Laura Loomer Fan Club. She is live on scene with ICE and uh the ICE uh Border Patrol Chief. And uh so go check that out and say hi to everybody in the chats over there for us. It's the Loomer Fan Club. Is it going?

SPEAKER_17 1:26:51

No, not yet. I still gotta get in here.

SPEAKER_16 1:26:54

Oh, it just takes a minute. I think these raids are actually pretty cool. And as you guys have gone into a couple of these raids, we've had people come back and subscribe, so it it does seem to have some effect.

SPEAKER_17 1:27:07

Okay, here we go.

SPEAKER_16 1:27:08

Boom! Okay, raid. Hello from the peasants. Oh, I should probably just put this on the screen so you guys can see it. Hello from the peasants. Oh. Peasants. Support ice and border patrol.

SPEAKER_18 1:27:31

This guy's got such a tough job.

SPEAKER_16 1:27:34

Yeah, seriously. It's like one of the most hated men in America. Half the country's gonna think he's like head Gestapo leader there. So looks like none of you guys have jumped over, but that's alright. Okay, should we go ahead and jump into private? Yeah. Why not? Oh. Okay, let's talk a little bit about Greenland. So this is JD Vance uh talking to Jesse Waters about Greenland and our intentions there.

SPEAKER_19 1:27:58

Greenland. How far are you guys willing to go?

SPEAKER_27 1:28:02

Well, the president is gonna make the ultimate determination here, but there's been a lot of belly aching from Europe, and Europe has failed to contend with the fundamental argument the president and the entire administration have made. Greenland is critical, not just to our national security, but to the world's national security. People don't realize this. The entire missile defense infrastructure is partially dependent on Greenland. If God forbid, the Russians or the Chinese, not saying they're going to, but if God forbid in the future somebody launched a nuclear missile into our continent, they launched a nuclear missile at Europe. Greenland is a critical part of that missile defense. So you ask yourself, have the Europeans, have the Danes, done a proper job of securing Greenland and making sure it can continue to serve as an anchor for world security and missile defense? And the answer is obviously they haven't. They've underinvested in their security. They haven't done a good job of securing that area, that landmass. And what I hear them say is they'll always make an argument about the past. They'll say, well, we fought together in World War II, or we fought together in the war on terrorism. And we're grateful for that. We love having these allies, but just because you did something smart 25 years ago doesn't mean you can't do something dumb now. And the president of the United States is saying very clearly, you are not doing a good job with respect to Greenland. We're going to make sure we defend America's interests. And I think the president's willing to go as far as he has to to make sure he does that.

SPEAKER_19 1:29:25

They're saying it's too cold for American soldiers to handle.

SPEAKER_27 1:29:31

You've been there. Who is saying that? Jasmine Crockett? The Danes. I think Americans have done very well in some very cold places. I will say I wouldn't want to serve there, but luckily the vice president's residence is here in Washington, D.C.

SPEAKER_16 1:29:46

So it's ice cold. I might move to Greenland. If it if it goes full America, I might move to Greenland. Glenn Beck expands on exactly what Trump's doing here in his actual strategy with Greenland.

Choice, Freedom, And The Pursuit Of Happiness

SPEAKER_06 1:29:58

I believe we do need Greenland not as a 51st state, maybe as a protectorate, it would be nice. Not by force, not by military. It has rare earth minerals and it is strategically placed in such a place that it is essential for us if you are preparing for war. He is preparing us for a couple of things. A digital war where we are fighting who's going to win AI, a currency war, whose currency is going to be dominant, who's going to actually be responsible for the financial well-being of at least the Western world. And I think a hot war. And so he is taking all of the assets that we need oil, energy, that's coal, electricity, nuclear, um, all kinds of tech, not just AI, but military tech. Did you see what he said yesterday? He said yesterday um we have a problem with our military uh industrial complex. It's too slow. Hurry up. He is preparing for any eventuality. And he's carving out not an empire, I don't think. I think he is carving out the Western world and making strategic partnerships like he did with uh Argentina. We made them a big loan because they were struggling. We're not trying to control Argentina. I don't want to control Argentina, but I want them as an ally. Same with Venezuela. I don't want to run your country, but I want you as an ally. And you know, Cuba, I don't want you. I don't want no communism here. Not in this sector. The other reason why I think Greenland wouldn't be as important if NATO wasn't useless. I think he has written off Europe. I have. I don't know about you, but I've written off Europe. Europe's not gonna be not gonna be any help. They're going to be a nuclear armed Islamic caliphate in ten years. If they don't change their ways, that's what it will be. That's not helpful. Denmark. Denmark's not Denmark anymore. And what is Denmark? It is all of these countries are collapsing. They are absolutely delusional, they are becoming a totalitarian European Union that is going into a fascistic sort of way, complete control, complete anathema to freedom, is at least that's their plan with the WEF. Uh and he's written that off. You're we're not going to be allies with you guys. We're not. You're you're going to separate yourself from us. We're not going to. Um, and so I don't want you to have all of those strategic reserves. We're willing to buy them from you. We're willing to buy Greenland. We're willing to make them a protectorate. They can run their own thing, but they're not going to Europe. They're coming here.

SPEAKER_16 1:33:03

Yeah. And Glenn Beck sees it, you know, the digital war, the currency war, potentially a hot war. I'll throw in there potentially a civil war. Like literally, right? All these things are on the horizon. We've got this path in front of us with a bunch of forks in it. Over that fork is a civil war. Over that fork is a hot war over currency. Over this one is a hot war over oil resources, over this hill, right? You've got to be prepared for all of it.

SPEAKER_17 1:33:28

And meanwhile, Tampon Tim is organized.

SPEAKER_16 1:33:33

Organized. Oh, and how do they do it, folks? How do they do it? How do we let these barbarians in the gates? Well, the answer is pretty simple, and we even have it on videotape. Here is Patrick Byrne on Emil Robinson's show, The Absolute Truth Yesterday, showing footage that has been locked up in court cases up until yesterday.

SPEAKER_04 1:33:54

Yeah, they're hard games that are remaining in the clock.

SPEAKER_19 1:33:58

But they are of no audit value.

SPEAKER_16 1:34:07

No. So in the middle of auditing the election, they found poll tapes that were unaccounted for, and the guy's saying they have no audit value, as in we're not going to include these in the audit.

SPEAKER_26 1:34:20

Audit value, though, they show why you can count the votes you counted. And just so people know, the voice you're hearing is the whistleblower who has provided these tapes. You know, who captured the tapes that have now been provided to federal investigators and an ongoing investigation at the federal level. Oh, this was provided months ago.

SPEAKER_20 1:34:45

This was provided months ago. This provided months ago. Yeah, he's what he means is they are of no audit value if you want to rig an election. That's what he means. That's what he's saying. Because they've they've in they've taken out those tally sheets and those votes and those ballots, and they've substituted others that are pre-cooked. And of course, you have to destroy all the records. And when the they have it on tape, Ron. Woman, the whistleblower, is saying, Don't we have to keep this? He's saying it's it's completely nonsensical to say it has no audit. The law doesn't say you have to keep the tapes if you think they have some audit value. The law says you have to keep all of this. You have to keep all the rec every scrap of paper you use that you record, let alone the tapes from the machines that record at the most granular level how the votes actually came in. You know, the the first thing that you have to throw out if you're gonna stuff it. I mean, if you so it's funny, it's actually quite funny. I can tell you this was all in the hands and is under investigation. I can't go any further about making predictions of what's gonna happen, but this is all under, it's not a this isn't just like something that I can say we turned in, this was turned in and this is under it has been under federal investigation for some time. For some months.

SPEAKER_26 1:36:16

For some time, so we do want to secret anymore.

SPEAKER_20 1:36:19

Well, I'm not keeping secret anymore.

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SPEAKER_26 1:36:20

What the government is and I also wanted people to know why I said what I said on X this week about there being um secret indictments, secret grand juries, secret task forces. Now I can show you some of the um Charlete, maybe X22 was right. There are a bunch of sealed indictments. Information that's been turned in. Obviously, we've talked a lot about Venezuela, right? And there are some ties to Venezuela here, um, according to our sources as it relates to Jim Allen, who came out of Cook County. So let's talk about these guys now. Why were they brought into Delaware County, Pennsylvania, right? Apparently, allegedly, James Savage has ties to Biden and Obama. We have some a compilation of those ties in a video we can show as you're telling us who is James Savage.

SPEAKER_20 1:37:10

Jim Savage is a thug from the AC AFL CIO, but he's a high-level thug. He's a high-level thug that runs with Obama, Biden, uh Clinton. He's he's in all these. Uh and he works for Leo Girard is the head of the AFL CIO or the U United States. The labor union, yeah. The labor union. So these, and there I've worked with labor unions, and there were some that like the Teamsters were okay by me. There are some hardcore communists in the labor unions and bad guys. And so Jim Savage is a thug in that vein. He was down in uh Costa Rica in retirement. He was called back, I believe he was called back to rig in 2019 to rig the Delaware County, Pennsylvania election. Delaware County is if you're standing in Delaware, Wilmington, Delaware, you look across the river at Pennsylvania, you see, that's what, you know, it's got 500,000 people. It's one of it's a significant county. It's just near Philadelphia. So he was sent, I believe, to rig that election. And he he was the he was the goon that was sent in to rig that election. And this all corresponds with what other whistleblowers have found and such. But there he is in May 2022, they were getting these FOIA requests, which in Pennsylvania are called right to know requests, and about all this stuff. So, of course, they had to, that's when he got active, and that's about destroying this evidence, and that's when those tapes were made.

SPEAKER_26 1:38:48

There's also something else that happened, um, oddly and coincidentally, about the time of the election, and that is that um there was a hack. Correct, like one of those ransomware attacks where they lock you out of your system. And this happened in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Yeah, they demanded$500,000. But how does this and does it relate to the elections, election fraud?

SPEAKER_20 1:39:18

Well, you go back to 2020, people have forgotten this. November 25th, 2020, when the whole country is waiting for like Pennsylvania to certify its crazy election, all of Pennsylvania, the last county to certify is Delaware County. And what do you know? Some cyber criminals hacked it and held everything for ransom until the county. So the the Pennsylvania could not certify its results until they had these results certified, and the county workers were blocked out from their computers until$500,000 was paid. What they they probably did that to themselves, would be my guess. And with some way they probably. One started destroying evidence then. And then if they'd been caught, they could have said, well, it was while we were locked out of our computers this happened. Who knows? Which is a very coincidental time for that county. The county that everything was hanging from, from Pennsylvania, the certified suddenly had was put off its own computers for several days. That seems odd.

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SPEAKER_16 1:40:18

And the naysayers will say it was Murphy's Law. Yeah. What would you know? The water main breaks in five separate states and within one hour of each other in centralized tabulating centers that we've done for the first time ever. Oh, what are the odds? Murphy's Law applies again. Murphy's Law appears to be a communist, or Murphy appears to be a communist. Oh, we had a hack right as we were getting ready to certify. Okay, moving on to Venezuela now. Let's talk about the new president of Venezuela, and let's talk about her family ties. So, this is Gary, the CIA agent that teamed up with Patrick Byrne and ran around the world discovering all this Venezuela stuff. And uh he is on with Laura Logan, and they're talking about the new Venezuelan president. This is the woman that Donald Trump says Venezuela will will respect, unlike the Nobel Prize winner hiding away up in Norway.

SPEAKER_22 1:41:13

After Maduro was um arrested with his wife, Dulce Rodriguez, who was vice president of Venezuela at the time, then stepped up and assumed. Let's talk about that. Her stepfather was Carlos the Jackal.

SPEAKER_28 1:41:30

Yes, he was. You know, after her fall her her her father, her biological father was killed, her mother married the most famous terrorist in the world, Vladimir Ilich Ramirez, Carlos the Jackal of the United States, and the French captured in the Sudan and was in jail for all these years in in France. He killed a couple of French police officers, too. So this is a woman that comes with some interesting family values or lack thereof.

SPEAKER_16 1:41:58

I always think this is interesting. A lot of people don't realize, but Nancy Pelosi's dad was a Baltimore mobster. And you think the apple fell far from the tree? Right? It's like the Kennedy's dad was involved with the mob. You think the apple fell far from the tree? You do see some of this family characteristics, right? I mean, my family was pretty middle of the road, middle class, suburban America, and guess what I am? Pretty middle of the road, suburban middle class. You know what I mean? If your dad's a torturer, terrorist, cop killer, international fugitive, you know, you probably got a little bit of muscle behind you, and you're probably pretty resolute. And when you say if you don't do this, you'll die. Well, you've seen examples of that in your life.

SPEAKER_22 1:42:38

All right, Carlos the Jack of Wood, people who are not really intimately familiar with his history. I mean, he was uh arguably in our lifetimes one of the most prolific and violent terrorist leaders the world has ever seen.

SPEAKER_28 1:42:51

The OPEC council meeting in Vienna and held them all hostage, you know, in a spectacular terrorist uh raid years and years ago. And then, of course, the French police went to arrest him and they knocked on his door and they were interviewing him, not knowing he was Carlos the Jackal, and he just killed two French policemen dead right in the doorway. Uh, and so it was years later where we the United States tracked him down and brought the French in and were able to capture him and he faced justice. But it was a many, it was on of many, many years. And took a lot of effort. But the fact is, is Delsky Rodriguez that that anyone would even consider her as the potential leader of Venezuela for any period of time is a little shocking. But the the uh the Trump administration here looks like they're trying to do this in bites.

SPEAKER_16 1:43:40

Do it in bites, and they've got her over a barrel because if they can come in and grab Maduro, they can come in and grab her. So she's all about buying American stuff right now.

SPEAKER_17 1:43:49

Well, and the message was do a good job. Or else.

SPEAKER_16 1:43:54

Exactly. All right, guys, that's it for us today. Thank you for joining us, and we will talk to you again tomorrow.

SPEAKER_10 1:44:00

Bite old woman! Man, ma'am, sorry. What night lived in that castle over there? I'm 37. What? I'm 37, I'm not old. Well, I can't just call you man, but you could say Dennis. I didn't know you were called Dennis. Well, you didn't bother to find out, did you? I did say sorry about the old woman, but from behind, you're not what I object to is you automatically treat me like an inferior. Well, I am king inferior. How'd you get that, eh? By exploiting the workers, or hanging on to outdated imperialist dogma which perpetuates the economic and social differences in our society. If there's ever going to be any progress, how'd you do? How do you do, good lady? I'm Arthur, King of the Britons. Whose castle is that? The Britons. We all are. We're all Britons. I am your king. You're throwing yourself. We're living in a dictatorship, a self-perpetuating autocracy, and which the working class is classes with the case. That's what it's all about. Please, good people. I am in hate. Who lives in that cast? No one lives there. Then who is your lord? We don't have a lord. What? I told you. We're in an anarcho-syndicalist commune. We take it in turn to act as a sort of executive officer. But all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special byweight committee. If I think by a civil majority in the case of your internal affairs, be quiet or by a two-thirds majority in the case of being quiet. I order you to be quiet. I'm your king. The lady of the lake. That is why I'm your king. Listen, strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony. But you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart through a sword out is shut up! I mean, if I went round saying I was an emperor, just because some moistened bitch had locked a simitar at me, they put me away! Shut up, will you? Shut up! Now we see the violence inheriting the system! Shut up! Now we see the violence inheriting the system! Help, help! I'm being repressed! Bloody peasant! Oh, what a giveaway! Do you hear that? You hear that, eh? I'm on about. Do you see it repressing me? You saw it, didn't you?