Humiliation Rituals, Media Hoaxes, And Who Holds The Mic

What if the chaos isn’t random—but strategy? We open by testing a hard claim: humiliation has become a governing tool, not a glitch. From there, we chart how media hoaxes, selective outrage, and swift value-flips train us to cling to tribes and abandon verification. When stories beat facts, legitimacy stops coming from proof and starts coming from vibes. That’s how institutions lose people—and why getting them back will take more than a headline.

We stress-test the thesis with real stakes. Memphis’s federal surge delivers arrests, guns recovered, and missing kids found—wins that raise uncomfortable tradeoffs about sentencing and second-order effects. Don Lemon’s church protest becomes a clean line: private property and the FACE Act do not bend for a good clip. If you defend speech for your side, you defend it for the other. We wade into voter ID with fresh numbers and simple fixes, arguing that solvable edge cases shouldn’t paralyze basic safeguards the public already supports.

Then we zoom out to incentives and belief. Perverse funding spikes can flood programs and starve those truly in need. Courts and agencies that contradict or ignore each other tell citizens that rules are malleable. Meanwhile, MAGA’s grip on the GOP keeps rising, suggesting the movement will outlast its founder. If tangible gains arrive—jobs, safer streets, cleaner election processes—the story shifts. If not, outrage merchandising wins.

This is a call to choose your narrative consciously, then demand receipts. Principles apply at the church door, the polling place, the newsroom, and the courtroom. If we want trust back, we have to reward coherence over convenience and accept outcomes we can verify, not just the ones we prefer. Enjoy the episode, share it with a friend who argues in good faith, and leave a review so we can bring more people into the conversation.

Transcript

Cold Open And Simultaneous Sip

SPEAKER_07 0:45

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. Pony boy, you're here with us. You made it. Good morning. I love it when I hey Ron, we're not streaming on YouTube or uh YouTube. Let me see if I can just add them. Yeah, can you just pew pew pew? Well, that made it easy. What the heck?

SPEAKER_08 1:18

Why didn't we do that a long time ago?

SPEAKER_07 1:23

We've been screwing this up. We've not streamed onto YouTube or X or Pix three days. I don't know why. Wow, it's working. Yesterday when I pointed out to Ron, he's like, oh, I don't know that. All right, guys. Welcome, welcome. I'm so glad you made it. And I know why you show up early and right on time. You show up for the simultaneous sip. You're here for the simultaneous sip. So all you need is a cup, a mug, a glass, a tank, and a chalice of Stein, a canteen, a jug, or a flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me, Ron, now, for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better.

SPEAKER_05 2:02

The simultaneous sip.

“Humiliation” As A Framework For Politics

SPEAKER_07 2:12

Hi, that coffee smells good. It's like life. It's not as good as it smells. All right. Get my sound turned on. That's a good reminder. It makes me know if my sound's working. All right. So we had a uh I saw this. Let's see. Let's uh let's wait a couple minutes before I read this. I don't know. Maybe I can't wait. We should just go ahead. We can't, we can't always raid around for the lively. There are audio listeners and replace listeners that want the show to move on. So we'll go ahead and do that here. I wanted to, Ron, you don't have to necessarily show this. I'm just gonna read this. This came hey, Rachel Grover, good morning. This came out of 4chan, and I like it. Okay, this is 52121. So this is from four years ago. Five years ago. Five years ago now. Okay. Nothing about the current political situation we are currently experiencing in the West will ever make sense to you unless you first understand that you live under foreign occupation and are thus subject to the rules of the occupiers. If you do not start from there, you will search for multiple explanations and rationalizations for your society's misery, for your society's misery and shortcomings that will ultimately lead you nowhere. The thing is, your enemy has no interest in so-called victory over you because they already won a long time ago, before most of you were ever even born. Now the entirety of their actions is aimed at a single goal: humiliation. Humiliation robs you of your humanity, your will, your reason to fight on. Humiliation takes everything from you and even robs you of being worthy of empathy. It has been used by every occupier in history. It's our natural primal understanding of defeat. The Ottoman practice of the COSEC is a prime example, similar to the concept of drag kids in modern America. Coseks were the combination of dancers, clowns, and prostitutes. They were young non-Muslim boys taken from their parents and trained to be willful sexual objects and entertainers of the Ottoman Turks. The goal was to have the occupied think if we allow that to be done to if we allow that to be done to our boys, what else can they do? The answer is anything. It is full spectrum domination of the minds of the conquered. Your enemy doesn't want gay pride parades in your street, drag queens in your libraries, your son's penis mutilated and drip-fed estrogen from birth, your parents dead from opioids and cancer, your daughters race mixing and your meat replaced with bugs, all while your media laughs at you because they think it's for anyone's benefit. They want it because they know you don't want it, but can't stop them. They want to humiliate you. There isn't any other reason, and that's exactly what they are doing. I read that and I actually read it a couple years ago, and it really explains everything, Ron. Now, I don't know. I mean, foreign occupiers, you could make that case very easily, uh, especially with the election stuff. But at the end of the day, this humiliation ritual, right? This is what we go through more and more in our society, is what can be chalked up to nothing other than humiliation, right? The degradation of the family, the degradation of the household, the degradation of the office of mother and wife, the degradation of the calling of father and patriarch, right? These have all been completely annihilated in our society. And it's propped up by things like the media, who continually gaslights us over and over and over again about what's really going on. Let's check the chats here, Money Easel. Good morning, Tim and Ron.

Cataloging Media Hoaxes And Mistrust

SPEAKER_08 5:58

It's a lot of good mornings. Hi, Libra.

SPEAKER_07 6:00

Good morning, good morning, good morning. Yeah, everybody, good morning. I'm so glad you guys all made it. Okay. So this is the Washington Post. This is their this is their um list of hoaxes that they put on. Okay, so it's hard to read up there, so I'm just gonna pull it back to my screen so I can read it. So let me read through the list of hoaxes that uh the Washington Post has pushed on Americans, how they've humiliated us. The Melania Doc is a box office hoax. Turns out it's the largest ever box office opener for a documentary. The rural America can't live without NPR PBS hoax. There's that one. The ICE detains five-year-old boy hoax. That was pretty recent. Pete Heggseth, kill everybody hoax. Trump destroying the White House hoax, photo of starving Gaza baby hoax, Israeli troops murder food-seeking Palestinian hoax, Trump tariffs will explode places hoax, the Maryland man hoax, the black newborn newborns much more likely to die if the doctor is white hoax, the Elon Musk is a Nazi hoax, the Springfield bomb threat hoax, the all-white Trump party hoax, the mass hysteria performed on immigration hoax, the Elon Musk Nazi salute hoax, the Arlington Cemetery hoax, violent crime was down under Biden Harris. Trump called for Liz Cheney to be uh executed hoax, the Russia collusion hoax, Kamala was never America's quote, borders are hoax, hands up, don't shoot, juice, juicy smolette, Covington kids, KKK kids, very fine people hoax, seven-hour gap hoax, Russian bounties, Trump trashes troops hoax, policemen killed at quote, mostly peaceful January 6th protest host. That one really affected me. The Rittenhouse hoax, eating while black hoax, border agents whipping the illegals hoax, the NASCAR Noose hoax, Georgia Jim Crow 2.0 hoax, Trump assaulted Secret Service agents and grabbed the steering wheel of the beast, hoax. MAGA assaulted Paul Pelosi, hoax. COVID lab leak theory is racist, hoax. Hunter Biden's laptop is Russian disinformation, hoax. Joe Biden will never run banned gas stoves, hoax, because he did. COVID death out outcounting, overcounting is a conspiracy, hoax. Mass graves of native children in Canada, hoax. By the way, no mass graves of native kids in Canada. Oh. Yeah, none, not a one. Huh. Yeah, no, totally a hoax. Uh that a lot of Canadians are really upset about that one. Because there's still people that will tell you, well, look at this news article. I know. Dig a little deeper. Uh, literally, keep digging, you're not gonna find the bodies. Trump killed Japanese koi fish hoax. Uh uh Trump told people to drink bleach hoax, Hamas hospital hoax. If redeemed, Trump will execute people hoax, re-elected, the 900,000 kids hospitalized with coronavirus hoax, dozens of environmental hoaxes, the alpha bank hoax, libs of tick tock's murdered the non-binary teen hoax, Aaron Rogers, Sandy Cook's truther hoax, bloodbath hoax, Biden Sharp axe hoax Taylor. How long does this go? One more. Okay, the Iowa poll to hoax. And that is the very edited small list of major hoaxes.

SPEAKER_08 9:18

But you can tell that they're trying.

SPEAKER_07 9:19

Oh, they're making an effort.

unknown 9:22

They're making an effort.

SPEAKER_07 9:23

Humiliation. Democracy dies in the darkless. Here. Read some darkness. Now, the elites know exactly what they're doing. Here's an email that comes right out of Jeffrey Epstein's little archive, right? So this is written from Jess Staley to Jeffrey Epstein. And the discussion that they'd been having here was about if the banking system collapsed, what'll happen to the elites, blah, blah, blah. And this is the end of this email. He says, You want to know why we are not Sao Paulo? Watch the TV ads on the Super Bowl. It's all about hip blacks in hip cars with white women. The group that should be in the streets has been bought off by Jay-Z, Joe Stalley, Blue Mountain Capitol. They know exactly what they've done to you. They've completely neutered our society to the point to where, yeah, rather than being in the streets protesting, we're gonna go watch ads of the very people who have captured our minds and led us down this crazy road. Uh Bill Mayer had a really interesting bit. I think this is funny. This was playing when you walked in earlier, Ron. Where do the conspiracy theorists and the QAnon people go for their apology?

SPEAKER_16 10:32

I made jokes after the Epstein thing happened originally that were on the idea of, well, you know, there like obviously there was some smoke there. Well, now, with all that's come out in the last couple of weeks, it's little more than smoke. It does look like anybody who was i at all able to get in touch with Jeffrey Epstein, he was they they just I mean, and then they all lied about it. Everybody has and the arrogance also of uh thinking they could just use their real name in an email, which they did and didn't try to like couch it in, you know.

SPEAKER_07 11:12

When I used to get pot emails that say things like, Did you torture her? Hey, I have a nine-year-old from Brazil. Do you want to come over? Emails like that, right?

SPEAKER_08 11:21

Right, but it's but it's no, it's more like, hey, do you want to come over?

SPEAKER_16 11:25

Brian before it was legal. It was like, I'd like uh two shirts, please, you know, uh and no seeds in the shirts that stuff, you know. I you had to sort of codify it. No, they're just openly talking in emails about this sort of you know, sexual perversion and that they were all doing, and uh, and lots of people who you didn't think, you know, or I never imagined were doing it. Uh, I I see these names come up. Uh so you know, I mean, QAnon, yes, a lot of crazy there, but you know what? You weren't totally wrong about that, guys.

Epstein Emails, Elites, And Credulity

SPEAKER_07 12:08

You weren't totally wrong. Oh, Bill Mayer, Bill Mayer. See, the problem is he can't separate himself with it now because he joined the club, right? Like Bill Mayer, all these people that we're alleging are doing these things that are in these emails. You know how they're like wearing red shoes? You know that day they told you to put on your red shoes and come to the party? They kind of looped you in. Oh, so you can pretend like you didn't do anything, maybe you didn't, I don't know. But you have spent a decade defending these people. And now you're like, oh, you realize the consequences of being a QAn supporter. Deleted social media, Facebook, X, parlor disappeared, right? The consequences of just seeing the truth were so dramatic that people told you you were a liar, and yet it was the liars who are the liars, right? Yeah, Carlitz, Q was right. Yeah, wait until there's military tribunals, then it's just gonna be like a full bore cue, everything. Now, I this popped up in my timeline, and I thought this was hilarious. The Democrats are stuck right now. If you're on the liberal side of things and Republicans, not dissimilar, right? It's like if you're anti-state power and now you've got to use the state power, you know, there's a lot of hypocrisy on our principles. Can we be fair about that? It's like what Frank uh quite frankly told me. He says, you know, we support the current mission of ICE, but they're still feds. It's like, yeah, stormtroopers be stormtroopering. You know what I'm saying? Okay. So here is Joe Biden. This was the crap they shoved down our throat. Remember, I tried to warn you guys on January 6th. I don't think Joe Biden was legitimately elected. Okay. I tried. I did my very best to let America know. Listen to this speech, and it's got a little clip at it, but he doesn't blink the entire time. And the things he says, if you were to play right now, back to the Democrats again, it's always that, you know, when the power flips, one person wants to use it, then the one person wants to object it.

SPEAKER_00 14:06

You can't be pro-insurrection and pro-cop. You can't be pro-insurrection and pro-democracy. No blinking. You can't be pro-insurrection and pro-American. Donald Trump lacked the courage to act. The brave women and men in blue all across this nation. Should never forget that.

SPEAKER_07 14:25

Isn't that great? Wow. So you can't be pro-insurrection and pro-cop, right? So you can't be like, we love the cops, because remember, the last four years they love the cops and support the cops, and how dare you not back the blue, you insurrectionists. You guys beat up cops. They did a total flipperoo from 2020 earlier, where they'd been like, cops are racist, and we need to defund them, and now they're out of power. And now what are they doing? Oh yeah, ICE is the Nazis, we gotta defund them. You know what I mean? It's like the pendulum swings. Carlitz says the military is the only way. Trust the plan. Ha ha ha. I'll trust the plan. I'm getting the heck out of here. All right. Um, but in the in the Don Lemon case, they had an additional and oh, excuse me, this isn't the Don Lemon case. This is uh Yeah, we'll just jump over here. So this is Marsha Blackburn. I was actually just thinking about this yesterday. So it was interesting that the ex must have read my mind and gave me something in my feed that answered the very question I was asking. I was like, whatever happened in Memphis? Right, Memphis, Tennessee. It was one of the most crime-ridden cities in our country, right? Sleepy little Memphis, Tennessee. And uh, that's also where there was that huge uh drug bust up the Mississippi Delta. You had the multiple sheriffs and officers that were running drugs, and they were running them across all the way up, dropping them off in Mississippi. So Trump did a the surge in Memphis and uh sent federal troops there, and they had a huge roundup. Well, we now know the results of that roundup.

January 6 Narratives And Double Standards

SPEAKER_21 15:59

In Memphis, they have made 6,500 arrests. They have recovered 1,500 illegal firearms. They have found 148 missing children, and the crime rate is down over 50 percent. That's all in 100 days. That's what happens when you have your mayor, your police chief, local law enforcement working with federal agencies, the National Guard, the Tennessee Highway Patrol, making Memphis safe again. So there's a big difference there. And Harris, one of the things I've noted this week as I've looked at polling on this issue, the vast majority of Americans, you're seeing polling 64 to 78 percent. They want criminal, illegal aliens apprehended, they want them out of their communities, their cities, their states, they want them out of the country, they want to be safe again. So the Democrats are on the wrong side of this, and these anti-ICE protesters are on the wrong side of this. People want these violent criminals apprehended, they want them off the street, they support Secretary Gnome, they support Tom Homan, they support the president of the United States in Memphis. They have made 6500.

SPEAKER_07 17:32

And uh every time that I heard Marsha Blackburn speak when I was in prison, it made me feel sick.

SPEAKER_08 17:39

So it's triggering.

SPEAKER_07 17:40

It's very triggering. Yeah, it's very triggering because she's one of those people that she's like mandatory minimums need to be life for jaywalking. Right? I mean, she's like throw the book at you and run away kind of person. I don't like that. No, I don't like people who have never been touched by the system. You know what I mean? Like if you have a comprehension of some of what you advocate, right? You have no the the the we gotta take that one violent criminal off the street. Yeah, but you turn his entire male descendants into violent criminals generation 2.0, right? Because there's no room for repentance, there's no room for repentance, and there's zero consideration for her what happens with the collateral damage. Sure. So, on one hand, 6,500 criminals arrested. Yeah, that's a high school football stadium. Imagine a high school football stadium. That's an entire federal prison, by the way. Well, it's like a small town, too. It's an entire, yeah. Just loose in your town. Even Memphis, I don't know, half a million people, 6,000 criminals. That's a lot of people diffused into the community. You're gonna find one in every Walmart. Yeah. Well, that's gonna tell you. Okay, yeah. So that's a big number. Now, if those criminals happen to be jaywalkers, that's a problem. If those criminals happen to be drug users who are victims of these sheriffs and police chiefs who were dropping drugs off in their neighborhoods, right, that have been pinched for dealing ghost dope situations, I love it. But whatever. Big, big difference there, huge difference. The Dahl Lemon situation, uh another situation that happened. I have I've teased the John Lemon situation situation twice.

SPEAKER_08 19:23

Meanwhile, stay tuned, folks. It'll be after the break. Meanwhile, I got sidetracked in that last clip because I saw Waldo. Did you see that guy?

SPEAKER_07 19:34

He pops up.

SPEAKER_08 19:35

Waldo. He was he was what he was with the ice guys, he had an M16. I was like, whoa.

SPEAKER_07 19:40

Where's Waldo? Yeah. I I should have kept the clip open. I'd go back and look at it. Wouldn't even surprise me. Wouldn't even surprise me. It's like Joe Biden and the dude, the Joe Biden stuff is hilarious. Have you gone and done a deep dive on all the Joe Biden videos of what people think are AI fakes or actors and stuff like that? That last clip we played of Biden when he was like this.

SPEAKER_08 20:03

I was like, that looks like AI.

SPEAKER_07 20:08

One of the best ones is when he walks out of the White House and he's like six inches taller than he normally is. Yes, yes.

SPEAKER_08 20:14

Or like, uh body double. Hello.

SPEAKER_07 20:16

Clearly. Did you ever see the uh Kamala Harris body double when Laura Loomer confronted her?

SPEAKER_08 20:22

Oh my gosh.

SPEAKER_07 20:23

It was so bad. It's like she's got fat hips. It's like a different person. She gets up there acting like she's Kamala Harris with a mask, and Laura Loomer's like, you're not Kamala Harris, unless Kamala Harris running away.

unknown 20:39

Oh my goodness.

Memphis Crime Crackdown And Tradeoffs

SPEAKER_07 20:40

There's so much humiliation. It's all humiliation rituals. Everywhere we look, we're just being humiliated. Here's another one, right? AI is here to take our jobs. AI is gonna take your jobs. So Donald Trump did his little interview, and there's lots of good clips from this. And he gets asked about this like, well, Mr. President, AI is already starting to make jobs. Look how Donald Trump flips this around. And what do you say to Americans who are gonna lose their jobs to AI?

SPEAKER_17 21:04

It's going to make it's going to create a lot of jobs.

SPEAKER_06 21:06

But right now it's taking jobs in a lot of ways. It's taking jobs with companies like Amazon.

SPEAKER_17 21:11

What if you say to those Americans? It hasn't really started. You know, these major plants haven't even been built.

SPEAKER_06 21:15

But you're looking at the president, it's starting AI has already started to take jobs because the technology is there.

SPEAKER_17 21:20

So we have, it's just announced, more jobs right now occupied in the United States of America than at any time during its existence, 250 years. Uh there are more people working today than at any time in the history of our country. Pretty good stat. Um you are kills that question. Yeah. You are good at kills that question.

SPEAKER_07 21:45

Mr. President, there's widespread concern that AI is AI is taking your job, hoax. Let's add it to the list. Then why are there more people employed at this moment than ever in the history of our country?

SPEAKER_06 21:55

But they took our jobs. It's gonna wipe out a lot of jobs, manufacturing jobs.

SPEAKER_17 22:00

They said the internet was going to do everything was going to do. Robots are going to kill jobs. Everything's going to kill jobs. And you end up, if you're smart, doing great. Okay. Yeah. If you're smart, doing great.

SPEAKER_07 22:11

Now, on the counterside of that argument, you could say, well, that's why we need all these illegal aliens, because they've got to work. Yeah, there's still some unemployment there. We might have more jobs than we've ever had, but we also have more people than we've ever had.

SPEAKER_08 22:23

Yeah, I've seen a lot of teenagers just walking around.

unknown 22:27

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 22:29

Now, uh, Don Lemon. Okay, now we're finally getting to it. Maybe we should take a break. Do we have a commercial break that we can take?

SPEAKER_09 22:35

Man, that'd be good, wouldn't it? Let's see.

SPEAKER_07 22:38

Oh, it would be great. You guys should see it from our end. There's like a menu of things, but they don't always pop up. They show it distracts us.

SPEAKER_09 22:48

Dang, man. Come on, Rumble.

SPEAKER_07 22:52

You can just hit that refresh, refresh again till the thing pops up.

SPEAKER_09 22:55

Hit it, hit it, hit it.

SPEAKER_07 22:57

Alright, these people get you keep hitting that. There we go. Oh, no, we're good. We're gonna see what we get. Oh, we know what we got. It's 1775 all over again.

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Body Doubles, AI, And Spectacle

SPEAKER_07 23:58

Awesome. All right. Thank you. So now that we've come back from the commercial break. And we're back. And we're back. We didn't even get to stand up. Okay, so the Don Lemon situation. Yeah. There's been some development here. Now you have to understand the entire reason why Don Lemon is in trouble is because they decided to walk onto private property. Period. Okay. You cannot protest on private property. You don't have a right to protest at the Walmart parking lot, inside their store. I don't get to protest inside of my local Denny's. And you definitely can't protest in my front room. Okay. That's the whole thing here. And now they want to make it so that they can. Mark McCloskey, my attorney, back in St. Louis during 2020, BLM came into his gated community, all private property, and came onto his front lawn, private property, to protest. That should have been illegal, but instead they targeted him because he came out to defend himself with the gun, right? Right. All right. So Don Lemon chose to go into a church to protest. That church is private property. That's it. From that point on, it's kind of a non-starter. It doesn't matter. You could have the same protests at your local Taco Bell. The results are going to be the same. You have trespassed and your First Amendment rights ended at that private property line. Got it? It's additionally bad because it's a church. Right. Right. So now, not are you just violating private property, now you're infringing on someone else's free speech, which the whole point of free speech is you can't infringe on other people's free speech, their freedom of expression and religion. So this is a big deal. And obviously, you have the Face Act. Now, Democrats have kind of shot themselves in the foot. Thank you very much. I almost love it when you guys do something against us because then it turns around on you. They created the Face Act, which they wanted to prevent anybody from doing any sort of protesting in, around, near, or about abortion centers. So if you want to stop someone from having an abortion, you got to be like 19 blocks away. You know, I don't know. They got these all these rules. And they did, in fact, put many, many people into prison the last four years on face act violations. Doug Wyatt, who's currently listening right now, knows some of these people that were in Danbury prison with him that were face act violations. They were protesting abortion. Steve Bannons has talked about these people as being salt of the earth, some of the best people you ever meet. But in order to get the Face Act passed, they had to throw in not just abortion centers, but dot dot dot and places of worship. Oh. So now you cannot protest inside a church. But Don Lemon has now been outed because somebody has turned themselves in and revealed that they planned this thing in detail for quite some time.

SPEAKER_15 27:01

A Temple University student has now surrendered on federal charges, admitting he helped Don Lemon with logistics and local contacts ahead of that anti-ICE protest. Jerome Richardson, a political science senior, turned himself in and is accused of conspiring to interfere with religious worship. Court records and social media posts show Richardson describing himself as assisting Don Lemon in the days leading up to the protest. Lemon, who claims he was just reporting, was arrested last week and released, but prosecutors say this new arrest undercuts that defense, suggesting planning and not just passive coverage.

Don Lemon, Private Property, And The FACE Act

SPEAKER_07 27:35

Also developing this morning a new fellow suggest planning, not just passive coverage. Yeah. You plan to enter into private property.

SPEAKER_08 27:45

Well, I mean, I mean, just on its face, how would Don Lemon just happen to show up anywhere where there was a protest in a church? I mean, it does it make it doesn't make any sense. It had to be planned.

SPEAKER_07 27:55

Of course. Of course. And the thing is here, I'll even I'll even cast the cloak of charity. They didn't consider the private property issue. They didn't consider the face act ramifications. They probably didn't have an attorney advising them on their protest activities.

SPEAKER_08 28:09

I think they're just ignoring it all. That's it.

SPEAKER_07 28:12

It's a willful ignorance. Yep. It's a willful ignorance. Don Lemon, I guarantee, you can go find him. Just like I explained the Face Act to you, you could probably go find some clip of him being like, look at these right-wing white extremists that are out there protesting our right to kill our children. Oh my goodness, they the face act, thank goodness they passed it. We're gonna find some clip of him doing that. And now he's like, What? And it's even better. He's getting a KKK clan hand a clan enhancement. Which is the best. It is the best turnaround, right? It's almost as good as charging me with insurrection. You know what I mean? Like it's like, what a great flipperwski.

unknown 28:54

Jeez.

SPEAKER_08 28:55

So enhancement. Huh? I didn't know that was a pig.

SPEAKER_07 29:00

Yeah, he got a clan enhancement. He's gonna pick enhancement.

SPEAKER_08 29:04

Jeez.

SPEAKER_07 29:05

It's awesome. All right. So this is Meme Oz. Meme Oz are uh, I don't even, I I always get confused because he's over Medicaid and Medicare, and it's not Health and Human Services. That's uh Kennedy, but he's he's his own cabinet secretary, but he's under Kennedy.

SPEAKER_08 29:22

Okay.

SPEAKER_07 29:23

Okay. So Dr. Oz explains about some of this fraud in Minnesota that they're finding out about the autism.

SPEAKER_05 29:31

Listen to this. Minnesota expected to spend$3 million for autism.

SPEAKER_07 29:35

It's now$3 million. That's your baseline number.$3 million is what Minnesota gave out for autism benefits and coverage.$3 million, that's your baseline.

SPEAKER_05 29:44

$400 million. Why? Hear that$100 million. Why? It's now$400 million. Why? Started out at$3 million. And in two years it went to$400 million. Because everybody in the community signed their kids up as though they're autistic. Why? We're paying them. These moms literally took bribes to lie that their kids had autism. Rob, if you one child in the neighborhood has autism, they get care, they get support. We can give them money. If every kid in the neighborhood has autism, nobody has autism because you can't get to a provider. That's the problem.

SPEAKER_07 30:18

You guys did it for money, but the kids who really need the help will now be denied the help because you flooded the market. All the one-on-one care, you know, if you're a caseman, let's pretend all these kids that are getting autism money that don't have autism have to meet with the special ed person. That special ed person's like, man, what is what does it mean to not have autism these days? Right. You know what I mean? Every freaking kid in the classroom's got autism. What is going on? And then of course they're gonna curate the curriculum, play to the lowest common denominator, assume everybody's stupid. You know, we say that the Somalis have a low IQ. Well, we know that they do or don't. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_08 30:55

I mean, you are on a spectrum. I mean, right? So, I mean, where does the spectrum start? Spectrum stop.

SPEAKER_07 31:01

Yeah, exactly. So I get it. You're robbing the actual people who need services when you flood the market. It's not just robbery financially, it's robbery for lifestyle. You're hurting those children who are now getting lost in the milieu of thousands of kids that allegedly have autism. What a big deal, man. I I when I heard him say that, I was like, that's the thing that these bureaucrats seem to forget. There's consequences to overspending, there's consequences to overenrollment in public service programs. When the social safety net is so big that it encompasses everybody, it's no social safety net at all.

SPEAKER_09 31:39

Right.

SPEAKER_07 31:39

Right? It's like I appreciate it. Every now and then we get something from these people that is like cogent and makes sense, and that makes sense to me. If everybody in the neighborhood is signed up as autistic, how do you find the real people that need help? Right. One of the ways you're definitely not going to help people is by instituting Jim Crow laws. So Leader Schumer does talk about election. Chuck Schumer had a little hit on MS Now where he was asked about the overwhelming majority of Americans that support voter ID. And Chuck Schumer's got the same thing he's been saying forever.

SPEAKER_06 32:14

So, Leader Schumer, this talk about election security has revived discussions of the Save Act, uh, which you have said you oppose. Um, proponents of it say that it's, you know, to have ID, you have to prove U.S. citizenship to be able to vote. So some of the claims they make, to be clear, are overstated. We know there's not widespread election fraud.

Autism Funding Fraud And Perverse Incentives

SPEAKER_07 32:33

Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah. Hey, Joe Biden and Kamala, can you guys figure out where the 8 to 20 million voters went?

SPEAKER_06 32:40

Polling does suggest there's a new research poll um that 95% of Republicans, but also 71% of Democrats like this idea. So why do you not?

SPEAKER_18 32:52

Uh, it's Jim Crow 2.0. And I called it Jim Crow 2.0.

SPEAKER_07 32:58

Look at these support for voter ID requirements. 95% amongst Republicans, 71% amongst Democrats. Yeah. Oh, there's 29% of America that don't want voter ID. No, it's at that number. Yeah. Less than half that number. It's less than half that number. It's like 15, 10% of Americans can make a case for no voter ID. Right. And most likely you'll find out they're not actually American.

SPEAKER_18 33:29

Right wing went nuts all over the internet. That's because they know it's true. What they're trying to do here is the same thing that was done in the South for decades to prevent people of color from voting. Uh, for instance, if you can't, if you change your woman who got married and change your last name, you won't be able to show ID and you'll be discriminated against.

SPEAKER_07 33:49

Is that a problem, Ron? You've got a wife that got married, right?

SPEAKER_08 33:52

I've never heard of that being a problem.

SPEAKER_07 33:54

Yeah, no, me either.

SPEAKER_08 33:55

Like at all. Manufactured retardedness.

SPEAKER_07 34:00

For all the women out there that have gotten married and changed their names. Oh. It's the most routine thing you do at marriage. Right. It's like all you have to do is present the new name and a certain marriage certificate. Like it's the easiest thing. Like, if you're getting married and you want to open a bank account, you have to prove your name legally changed. It's not even, this isn't even a challenge. It's not, it's like you can't even function if you don't have the capacity to let the bank know that your name changed or your insurance carrier. Like you have to update your cell phone provider. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_18 34:33

It's the dumbest thing. If you can't find a birth certificate or a proper ID, you'll be discriminated against. This is vicious and nasty. And I said to our Republican colleagues, it will not pass the Senate. You will not get a single Democratic vote in the Senate. We're not reviving Jim Crow all over the country.

Voter ID Debate And Narrative Framing

SPEAKER_07 34:54

The Democrats are throwing in our face that we are so racist and so bigoted and so machismo masculine toxinity that we don't want married women to vote. And somehow that that also extends to now we don't want anybody that's a minority to vote. Donald Trump posted this yesterday. He said, America's elections are rigged, comma, stolen, comma, and a laughing stock all over the world. We are either going to fix them or we won't have a country any longer. It is a binary fork in the road. You go left, you go right. You go left, you walk off the cliff. And who knows what's on the other side of that? Because who knows what's on who knows who's counting the votes these days. Right. Or we go right and we take it back. It's that simple. Everything else is minutia. Everything else is just trying to defeat today's humiliation ritual. That's all it is. All right, we beat back drag queens. They'll come back with something else. You know what I mean? They'll bring some gladiator thing and then they'll go so far on the machismo and they'll turn our biggest, strongest warriors into jesters being paid to fight each other and do nothing. You know what I mean? Doesn't matter. They're just gonna humiliate you. So he says, I am asking for all Republicans to fight for the following Save America Act, not the Save Act, the Save America Act. All voters must show voter ID identification. All voters must show proof of United States citizenship to register for voting. The same kind of proof of citizenship you should have to do when you get a real ID, or when you apply for a passport, or when you do anything where you have to verify citizenship.

SPEAKER_08 36:28

Whose post is this? This is Donald Trump. Oh, okay, there we go.

SPEAKER_07 36:31

No mail and ballots except for illness, disability, or military or travel, right? So the traditional absentee ballot model that places like Michigan have had for years, where it generates a few hundred to thousand absentee ballots across the state, not millions and hundreds of thousands of absentee ballots. So that's the Save America Act. So with passing the Save America Act, people are pretty concerned because Trump said on there, you know, the elections are stolen and rigged, and he says it like it's a matter of fact. So it came up yesterday in the White House briefing, and Carolyn Levitt, she responded perfectly.

SPEAKER_24 37:04

Um, did President Trump himself ever ask DI Gabbard to head down to Fulton County, Georgia? But the president was asked and answered that question just yesterday. I've seen a lot of the media in this room get very caught up with the semantics of why Tulsi Gabbard is there. I will tell you why. Uh, and the president agrees with this because election security is essential to national security. And as the director of national intelligence, it is a part of Ms. Gabbard's role to make sure that American elections are free of foreign interference and that American elections are safe and secure. And so the uh ODNI director is working with the FBI on this effort, and the president wholeheartedly supports uh both Cash Patel and Tulsi Gabbard in ensuring that American elections are safe, are secure, and are free of foreign intervention.

SPEAKER_07 37:52

Is there any indication that there's foreign intervention federal law enforcement? Was there any indication that there's foreign influence? Was there, Ron? Has there been any indication? Who started this gravy train of telling us elections were rigged?

SPEAKER_08 38:05

Um, let's see. There was some rooskies that were involved for a minute.

SPEAKER_24 38:11

Excuse me, one second. It's the media who has said that there's Russian interference in American elections. You guys have been saying that for many, many years. So the people in this room, considering that you all you all said for many years that Russia interfered in the 2016 election to help Donald Trump, you should all be very happy that we finally have an administration that is looking into that, and we'll be happy to keep you posted.

SPEAKER_07 38:34

That's called a bitch slap. Is there any evidence there's Russian interference? Well, according to Washington Post, there's 4,000 headlines saying this Russians interfered in 2016. Imagine for four years Trump's like, I just won the election in a landslide over Crook and Hillary, and they're like, No, you didn't. It was cheated, it was stolen, the Russians, the Russians, the Russians, and then he loses 2020, and he's like, hey, I think there was some hanky panky in that election. I might agree with you guys. These elections might not be so secure. They're like, most secure election ever in the history of the country. The hypocrisy is stunning. This is one of the designated lighters, Jamie Raskin, who who I believe there's a special little corner in hell made out for him. Like even Satan's gonna be like, Man, you went too far, right? So here he is asking, being asked about the voter ID and you know the mass popular opinion towards voter ID. And now this is it. He's bringing up the girls with the name changes again, the women with their name changes. Is that all you have?

SPEAKER_14 39:31

Is that all you have? Congressman, of course, the president's allies say that this is all about the SAVE Act, uh, which would require uh voter ID, although a fairly stringent form of it. Um, voter ID is supported by the majority of Americans, um, but there are Democrats on the Hill. Uh, you voted against this. Uh why not support voter ID?

SPEAKER_01 39:56

Well, look, um, first of all, this is not a problem that people are identifying or recognizing in the states. The states and local governments are perfectly capable of identifying when there are problems. This is obviously being cooked up by Donald Trump to justify his persistent uh and utterly bogus claim that he won the 2020 election when Biden beat him by more than 7 million votes. But what's wrong with the Save Act? What's wrong with it is that it might violate the 19th Amendment, which gives women the right to vote, because you've got to show that all of your different IDs match. So if you're a woman who's gotten married and you've changed your name to your husband's name, uh, but your so now your current name is different from your name at birth. Now you've got to go ahead and document that. You need an affidavit explaining why. And why would we go to all of these uh the troubles in order to keep people from voting when none of the states that are actually running the elections are telling us that there's any problem?

SPEAKER_14 41:01

All right. Uh we're running out of time, so I want to shift here. Shoot. We're out of time.

Who Controls The Story: Media And Courts

SPEAKER_07 41:08

The 19th Amendment. You know what, Jamie Raskin, there's a pretty good movement of people who want to repeal the 19th Amendment. Maybe we should jump on that band like this. These people are out of it. It's it is it is absolute humiliation, Rachel. Women Tiff Time says, not true at all. Easiest thing ever, and they let you keep your old license, so it doesn't matter. Vote new or old name. Exactly. There's a paper trick for this.

SPEAKER_08 41:31

It's a total non-issue.

SPEAKER_07 41:32

It's a total, complete non-issue.

SPEAKER_08 41:34

I was wondering if we were gonna get one of those uh montages where we'd have a bunch of people saying that the same thing, you know. You know, you know how that happened in the past. Yeah, I wonder if we'll get a montage of on this topic.

SPEAKER_07 41:47

Well, there should be a montage because let's use, for example, Joe Scarborough, the most Democrat Republican you'll ever meet. People forget that he was actually a Republican representative in Congress.

SPEAKER_10 41:58

Whoa.

SPEAKER_07 41:58

Yeah, he was a Republican, and uh he had to resign suddenly when one of his young intern females died in his office one night while they were together in there. What? Yeah, she just died, like you know, hit her head on the coffee table and died, kind of thing. Whoa. And he resigned while the investigation was happening, and then the whole thing just went quiet. And I don't know the res it wasn't suicide, it was a trip and fall kind of situation. So then he leaves Congress, so then he gets on with the Howard Stern so and he jokes about how he had to quit Congress because he killed that bee, and then then that kind of got replayed and he goes, Oh, no, no, no, it was an accident. I was just joking. You you were joking about your intern's death, uh, and and joking about how you killed her. And then he and then he got a job at NF MSNBC, which is now MS Now, and at some point along the line he got married to Mika Brzezinski, who's of the Brzezinski family, who is one of the big cabal members that like took us off the gold standard and got us into Vietnam and all that kind of stuff. Like, you know, when the hyper exposed, when the Washington exposed to exposed the Vietnam papers, those guys, right? Like Kissinger and Gruzinski. So remember the names, remember the names. This is one big club, and you definitely are not in it. Oh my goodness. So Joe Scarborough, back when he was fresh on TV and he was talking about elections. This is back when he still pretended to be a conservative. He actually now pretends to be a conservative. This is back actually when he was a conservative.

SPEAKER_29 43:24

Tonight I'm Scarborough Country. A bill approved by the state of California giving illegal immigrants driver's licenses. Is this a desperate move by Democrats to keep Gray Davis in office at the expense of national security? Tonight, we look at the left coast's most endangered politician, Governor Gray Davis, and his Democratic Party's latest attempts to show illegal aliens that crime pays. The Democratic legislature has actually passed a bill out of committee that allows illegal immigrants to get a California's driver's license. That's right. By giving these criminals the most accepted form of identification in America, the California Democrats buy votes for themselves. And it looks like to me at least that political gameanship is trumping national security. As illegal immigrants are given a free pass. This plan seems to me to legitimize illegal immigration once and for all. And it's dangerous. And it owes more to winning votes for politicians and keeping our country safe from future terror attacks. It's frightening, folks. Aren't we sending a message to illegal immigrants, break our laws, come into our country, flood over the borders, and we're going to reward you by giving you a driver's license? They're breaking the law. It's that simple. If you break the law, you shouldn't get a driver's license. You shouldn't be in our country. Now, if you want your voice heard on this issue, you can send a note to Governor Gray Davis and tell him if this bill crosses his desk, he should veto it.

MAGA’s Durability And Future Leadership

SPEAKER_07 44:58

We can't let illegals vote. Is this the Democrats trying to steal an election? Is this a back door to get them registered to vote? I don't know, Joe Scarborough. How did it work out? You know, some of these guys, I just said this to my wife this morning. Sometimes you get to the point where you're just like, well, if you can't beat them, join them. Like, is that not what they've done? You know, oh, these illegals are we're starting to get bad politicians. Well, if we can't beat them, we might as well join them. Where are my red shoes? Epstein, can I get a knight on your island? Good gravy. So here is Senator Mark Warner, again, you know, one of these designated liars, and he's super concerned. I mean, he's on the intelligence committee, so he's wildly concerned that Tulsi Gabbard is involved with these ballots. Now you've got to understand there was a clip a while back where Kamala Harris was being asked why she uses corded headphones instead of earbuds. And she's like, Well, I've sat in those little skiffs with intelligence briefings, and I can't say too much, but let's just say those little things in your ears, you're not the only one listening to the conversation. So she says that. That's why she uses corded earbuds. So this is someone who's privy to the grand power of our intelligence agencies. We're talking person of interest type stuff. Like these are the guys who know what's going on, that they know more than even their other congressmen and senators. So when he says this and he's wildly concerned that she's involved, and you hear what he's projecting, if Donald Trump says our elections are rigged and stolen, current tense, present tense, right? This is the de facto state they're in. They are rigged and stolen. And you have Mark Warner here saying that anything that Donald does to change the current system indicates that he will then rig and steal them. We as peasants are going to have to pick a side. He's basically telling you that the elections are so rigged that the primaries are rigged, even. And uh Donald Trump, if if they do anything, anything to correct what Donald Trump thinks is the problem, now they're rigging it. They should ask him some follow-up questions like, how do you think they're gonna do it? Let me tell you what's gonna happen. Okay. One side's gonna win. Doesn't matter which side. Right. And whichever side has more people that believe in the narrative is what's going to prevail. More people in 2020 believed that our elections were not so compromised that it was impossible that Joe Biden won, that they consented to that asshole running our country for four years with an auto pin. Okay. It's consent of the governed. If you have the illusion, this is what Stacy Abrams was saying yesterday, our belief and faith. I want knowledge. I want to know who won the election. I don't want to believe somebody won the election. Right. I don't want to have faith that the system is good. I want to know the system is good. This is not salvation and God in heaven and judgment. This is a freaking election. Right. This is a tabulation of ballots, right? This is a straw poll. Not that big of a deal to figure it out. So whoever has the better narrative and whoever is more believable will prevail. If Donald Trump wins or his people win, and there's more Democrats who believe that Donald Trump rigged the election, then they will overwhelm the system. If Donald Trump wins and the Democrats pitch a fit, but more people believe that Donald Trump won, then they will overwhelm the system. The vote doesn't matter. It's our collective agreement to abide by the results that matters. Does that make sense? This is why I say facts don't win. You can go count the ballots, but if they if Fox News goes Biden won, everybody goes to bed, and that's the last we ever think of it. And you've got to recognize that the people who are in the positions of power to uh influence this stuff, some of them aren't really good people. Okay. Do you remember how the Colorado Supreme Court actually ruled that Trump couldn't be on the ballot because he was guilty of insurrection even though he hadn't been charged and all that stuff? Well, let me let me just disclose to you a little bit about the makeup of the Colorado Supreme Court.

SPEAKER_28 49:13

It's a story we're gonna do tomorrow. Supreme Court Justice was drunk, ran and did over a hundred thousand dollars in damage. He didn't show up for court, had a bench warrant issued for arrest, committed a second crime as a Supreme Court justice. And in both cases, drunker than a stuck pig when she ran into a bunch of cars. I mean, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk, drunk. Ran I mean ran through a bunch of cars. Supreme Court Justice You care to you care to hear what Supreme Court Justice said? You know who I am? Here's the interesting part about all of this stuff that's happened. We have a case that right now is before the federal court for bribery in the state of Colorado.

Belief, Consent, And System Legitimacy

SPEAKER_07 50:18

That yeah, so we're gonna find out more about Joel Altman's story there and who that Supreme Court justice is. But again, right, the people that set the narrative and decide the Supreme Court of Colorado that tried to pitch and sell to the Colorado people Donald Trump's an insurrectionist and he can't run for office. You're a drunk driver. You could have killed people. Narratives win. What people believe wins, right? This is one of our Republican representatives, Maria Salazar out of Florida, who I believe is uh I can't, I don't know her, I don't know if she's Colombian or Cuban. I'm not I'm not 100% sure. But she's one of the our Latin representatives from Florida. And a lot of people have accused her of being a World Economic Forum puppet. And uh she had a little bit of advice for Donald Trump and for ICE. Tell me if this sounds like what we expect.

SPEAKER_23 51:08

But don't touch the nannies or the gardeners or the ones who are picking up the jalapeno peppers or the oranges or the berries or the ones in the dairy houses. Come on. Those people are helping us eat better, uh, cheaper homes, cheaper vegetables, and better fruits. So those are the ones that we are trying to give a dignified status.

SPEAKER_07 51:29

We we we treat our slaves great. I mean, we underpay them. They're the ones out there doing the work that we don't want to do. This is a slave master right here. I don't care what you say. Everybody thinks she's cute. I'm like, she's a slave master. Yeah, it's that simple. It's just like the clip we played yesterday. I love my Haitian immigrant. It's like I have my own in-house cook. You have a slave. You guys are nuts. You know what I mean? You guys are nuts. Uh, Nancy Pelosi, check this out, man. This is this is from a little while ago. But Nancy Pelosi talks about the crisis America's in. Again, narratives, narratives, narratives. The facts at this point don't even matter, except for us as peasants, might want to decide which narrative we want to believe in. Okay, but at some point, there's gonna be some parts of both narratives that are gonna be half truths or no truths. It's just the reality of things, right? So here's Nancy Pelosi setting up the narrative. When you listen to the bullet point of things she's gonna state after this next election cycle, what do they have to stand on? What are they preparing their people to believe after the next election cycle?

SPEAKER_22 52:41

Today we're again witnessing actions meant to chill the First Amendment, most fundamental freedoms. Let's be clear. Attacks on journalism are attacks on the American people's right to know, and attempts to undermine a free press are attempts to undermine the Constitution and democracy itself. That is why tonight is not only a celebration, but it's a reminder, a solemn reminder that we must protect and defend the freedom and we must insist on the truth. Because America is in a crisis of conscience. We have a president who has crowned himself king, a Congress which has abolished itself, and a Supreme Court that has gone rogue.

SPEAKER_07 53:28

So, what part of government are we supposed to trust in? Is there an institution we can turn to to fix things? She just told her voter base it's all bad. The whole bucket is rotten. If I'm not in charge, it's all bad.

SPEAKER_22 53:44

Our First Amendment, a true a free and independent press, the fourth estate, is essential to the survival of our republic.

SPEAKER_07 53:52

How can we possibly continue our narrative building if the Washington Post doesn't publish our hoaxes?

SPEAKER_10 54:00

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 54:00

Because government is utterly corrupt. So the only way we hold this whole thing together, the only way our country is being held together is by our belief in the narrative. Our belief that it's fair, our belief that these Supreme Court justices and these people have an ethical standard or a moral compass. It's our belief that that's the way it is. It's projecting our virtue onto them. She just told you all the branches of government are corrupt. You can listen to any given day to Donald Trump or Republican tell you all the branches of government are corrupt. So what's holding this shtick together? How is this plane still flying if the engines are off? Well, because we believe we're flying, but we're sitting on the tarmac.

SPEAKER_08 54:49

And and we are continue to project our goodness onto the over and over and over again. And that is what keeps it going. That is what keeps it going. Spirit is what keeps it going.

SPEAKER_07 55:02

As soon as Americans become cynical and stop buying into it, it's over.

SPEAKER_08 55:07

It'll be over.

SPEAKER_07 55:08

It's over. It's exactly what that person emailed to Jeffrey Epstein. Look, Jay-Z's got the blacks banging the whites, driving nice cars. They, you know, they should be the ones that fill a press, but instead we have them all over there with their dopamine and serotonin highs from the screens with the blue lights. Right. You know what I mean? Completely pacified and humiliated. Right. Completely pacified and humiliated. You have politicians at the highest level at every branch of government telling you the whole freaking thing is screwed. You've got men at Oz saying that everybody's got autism and we're overpaying. You've got politicians saying illegal's gotta go. You've got politicians saying leave them in the fields to pick our fruit. You've got the whole thing is utter wasted nonsense. Facts don't matter anymore. They're on the moon. The only thing that matters is your belief, right? Even Supreme Court decisions that normally hold a lot of weight where everybody just agrees to abide by them. This is a formal federal judge who's telling other judges, he's not telling, he's admitting that lower district court judges have decided to start ignoring the Supreme Court. So if the Supreme Court says don't do this anymore, they're just gonna keep doing it and let it work through the process. They're just gonna do it over and over again.

Switch To Private: Food Chemicals And Health

SPEAKER_26 56:22

The Supreme Court has yet to decide the issue. And for our discussion later, it never will. And if it does, and listen to this, both of you.

SPEAKER_07 56:59

Now, I can go back four years and I can play a clip of a Republican judge saying the Supreme Court isn't holding Barack Obama in check and blah blah blah blah blah. Do you get it yet? They don't even believe themselves. Yeah. So why should you? Honest question. If they don't even believe in the system, if they don't believe it can work itself out, if they don't believe that they can't do anything without protests in the streets, what the fuck are we doing here?

SPEAKER_08 57:25

Well, I think that everybody's just worried that if you don't go along, that the system will collapse and our life will be worse than it is now.

SPEAKER_07 57:34

Probably.

SPEAKER_08 57:34

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 57:35

Probably. Or not, because we could take a left and go off the cliff anyways. You know what I mean? Like that's the thing. We're peasants. We have to live here. It's my job to feed my family. It's my job to keep a roof over their head. If the whole freaking system collapsed, the only thing that changes for me is there's a lot less stuff at the grocery store and I don't have to pay my mortgage anymore. I don't know. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_08 57:55

I think a lot of people are just stuck in a position of, you know, I have to believe that the dollar is still worth whatever it's worth so that I can go to the store to buy meat, you know?

SPEAKER_07 58:04

That's it. And here's the thing for those of us that live in the country, you know, we're in a rural pastoral county, I've got an acre. It's not a lot, but I can grow some carrots and some some potatoes in a bag and sure make it go. Where this is really devastating is all those people who live in cities. If you look out your window and you can see your neighbor, you you're in trouble because you're now interdependent. The entire system relies on everybody, everybody believing that the system works. The moment the people in the country stop taking your dollars, city folks, for their potatoes, you're screwed. And and the history of the world demonstrates that we will go through these feast and famine cycles.

SPEAKER_08 58:44

Well, yeah, eventually the farmers especially will just be like, we can't deliver the milk for what it costs to produce, and then they dump it on the ground.

SPEAKER_07 58:54

The Great Depression.

SPEAKER_08 58:55

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 58:55

They dump it on the ground because it's not even worth selling to you.

SPEAKER_08 59:00

Right.

SPEAKER_07 59:00

Every gallon I sell you reduces the price of the next gallon. I may as well wait to sell you my hundredth gallon. You know, I'm gonna dump out everything first. Exactly.

SPEAKER_10 59:09

Right.

Iran, Sanctions, And Unintended Consequences

SPEAKER_07 59:09

The system is running on belief that it works, but everybody in the system is telling you it doesn't. Elon Musk said the country is already bankrupt. The only thing that can save it is robotics and AI. Maybe. Maybe. Right? And he had he went in. You've got Donald Trump saying 50% of the national budget. This was two days ago. I didn't play the clip. 50% of the national budget is fraud. He's like, if we eliminated the fraud, we'd have more than a balanced budget. Sounds like a surplus. Sounds like a surplus. Don't forget to file your taxes. You're coming up fraud. Don't forget to file your taxes. I've got something to tell people. Taxes are not about money. They freaking print all the money they want. Taxes are about control. Yes. When you volunteer to pay your taxes and tell them all the money you made, you volunteered to submit to them for no freaking reason. For no freaking reason. Did you know that you're not even required to file a tax return? And I could show you court case after court case after court case. But yet they'll put people in prison for not filing. You know why? Because in their trial process, they admitted that they were supposed to have filed. If you don't admit that you're supposed to have filed, you put the burden of accounting on the IRS and they'll file on your behalf. And guess what? You don't even have to pay. That's the crazy part. I can show this is what we do over at 1776 Live. If you want to hear more about this, go check it out over there. Right. We do it all. Anyways, the whole thing is it's not about money. They don't care about the interest payments. They're not paying the interest. It's just a it's just an accounting gimmick. It's about control. The IRS incentivizes how you spend your money by offering tax credits for EV cars, but not for diesel trucks. So then you're in.

SPEAKER_08 1:00:44

Well, the really big one is is for health care. You know, you got to get the big healthcare subsidy for your taxes.

SPEAKER_07 1:00:50

Exactly, which means you've got to be on the public one to qualify for the sub. It's a whole mess. It's an incentive program. It's not actually paying a debt. Right. Because there is no debt. Is the MAGA narrative going to continue beyond Trump? This is the question everybody's grappling with. He's got three years left in office, maybe seven. We'll see. We'll see how 2028 shakes out. Okay. He's got three years left in office, and a lot of senators and representatives are just sitting and they're trying to wait him out. It's super obvious. So the big question is is the movement going to outlast Donald Trump the man?

SPEAKER_13 1:01:25

So, how much power, and we're talking about influence here, uh, do they have on the GOP, especially over the long run?

SPEAKER_19 1:01:32

Yeah, over the long run. That's what I think is so important here. And it's not just about Donald Trump, it's about the Make America movement. Again, that's what we're talking about. Make America Great Again movement. And it is as powerful as it has ever been. Because I want you to take a look here. GOP who view MAGA favorably. Two years ago, when Donald Trump was running for term number two, it was 74%. Today, look at this. It's 78% of Republicans who view the Make America Great Again movement favorably. So we're talking about something that, in my opinion, will very much be able to outlast Donald Trump. Trump is in term number two. He can't run for a term number three. But the bottom line is this what he brought into the GOP looks like it's going to last long beyond him.

SPEAKER_13 1:02:15

It's a very populist movement. I am curious because J.D. Vance would then be the next standard bearer of this movement. Where is the GOP on how they feel about him?

SPEAKER_19 1:02:23

Yeah, okay. So, you know, obviously J.D. Vance, the vice president of the United States, at this point looks like a favorite for the Republican nomination come 2028. And one of the reasons why he looks like a favorite is because the Republican base loves J.D. Vance. What are we talking about here? Someone who really represents the Make America Great Again movement. This is somebody a year ago, his favorable rating among Republicans, 81%. Latest market university law school poll, look at this. 84%, 84%. So if anything, his favorite rating is somewhat up from it where it was a year ago after a year of Trump. And of course, that matches what we see when it comes to MAGA, right? It matches what we see come to MAGA, whereby it was 74 and now it's 78%. If anything, MAGA's grip on the GOP, and it seems like the next in line to be the next standard bearer of MAGA, both of them, their favorable ratings are actually up after a year of Donald Trump's second. Wow.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:20

So narratives win. I you know, I wonder if they run a poll over there. How many people hate ICE? Is it gonna last outlast the Corey Bookers of the world and people like that? You know, probably not. I think that we, the MAGA movement, the peasants, are well positioned. We're well positioned. And thankfully, we kind of have a champion in office. He ain't perfect, nobody's perfect, but he's a champion for the populist cause. So we'll see. But it does matter. It does matter what you believe, it does matter what narrative you choose to live by, what you give your consent to, right? Because you can't verify the elections. Nope. So it's what we believe. And both sides are setting up of a narrative to either believe the outcome or not believe the outcome based on the outcome. If the Democrats win, the elections were fair. If the Republicans win, Democrats will say it wasn't. If the Democrats win, Republicans will say they're cheating again. And eventually the divide gets to the point where we can no longer work with each other. We become the enemy within, literally. Humiliated by a foreign adversary. And who's that foreign adversary? Probably China. Probably. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_08 1:04:30

But I also don't like you know, I know this is a GOP topic, but I don't like that they talk about it in only GOP terms because they're ignoring. Remember that clip we played earlier where they were talking about the Democrat support and the Republican support, and it was 85 and 75% or whatever. Well, they're ignoring when they're talking about this GOP support for the future, the fact that a bunch of Democrats in that party are not really feeling it and they're gonna they're gonna be voting MAGA.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:01

Yeah, or consenting to MAGA. We see that, right? That's what I mean. I didn't vote for Trump, but we've played the clip where the ladies like, I didn't vote for Trump, but he I don't live next door to gang members now, so now I really like Trump.

SPEAKER_08 1:05:12

Yeah. That's what I meant.

Greenland’s Strategic Stakes And Tough Love

SPEAKER_07 1:05:14

Yeah. If the economy improves, that was the thing in 2020 when Trump walked out of that state of the union, he'd beat impeachment, he had the highest approval ratings, the economy was roaring. COVID hit, right? But but people were saying he's unstoppable. You can't even campaign against this. What can the Democrats campaign against? We want to open the border again. Not that's a non-starter.

SPEAKER_10 1:05:39

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:39

What can they campaign? We want to print more money for green energy. That's a non starter. We want more kids to have autism and more childcare centers. That's a non starter. You know, what can they run on? We could turn the food pyramid back upside down. The only thing they can run on is a hoax or a scam.

SPEAKER_08 1:05:56

Right.

SPEAKER_07 1:05:56

Trump called the troops idiots. Trump did this. It's gotta be a scam. Tulsi Gabbard is interfering with the elections by looking into them. Scam, scam, scam, scam, scam. Actual policy things down the line. Better, better, better, better, better, better, better, better, better, better, better, better. Down the line. And we're gonna fill it the next 12 to 24 months. You're gonna feel the factory jobs coming in. You're gonna feel the construction jobs coming on. You're gonna feel robots doing dishes.

SPEAKER_08 1:06:21

Well, that's why I say the people are gonna see that, and the people are gonna vote for that. You know, it's not a GOP Democrat thing. They're just gonna see the results and go, that's what I want.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:31

And that's why they're setting up the narrative building because if it's based on facts, we're gonna pick the right thing.

SPEAKER_08 1:06:37

And it's also, and I gotta drive this point home, and it's also why they talk about this as it's a GOP Democrat thing, because they have to continuously split us.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:46

Team play.

SPEAKER_08 1:06:47

Yeah. Team play. It has to be team play. This can't be America, the team, it has to be split somehow. Yep, exactly.

SPEAKER_07 1:06:54

All right, guys, we've concluded the public side of the show. We need to jump over and do private. We're gonna be hearing from RFK about glyphosate and petroleum in our food. We're gonna be talking a little bit about uh Iran and what's been going on there. There's a tr there's a huge advisory, and then we'll touch on Greenland. So join us for private. You have to be a premium subscriber. Please consider doing it. Click on our page to become one if you choose to, so we get credit for converting you into a premium subscriber on Rumble. On Rumble, yeah. So we'll talk to you guys again on Monday. Bye. All right, all right. Now we're now we're here in the private, so let's go. So Florida's first lady, Casey DeSantis. Um, interesting background. Her father is a black, as in George H. W. Bush's Fixer. Anyways, uh, very political family here, very political person. And uh yeah. Either way, they decided to have a little initiative and they were like, you know, there's something wrong with our bread. So they did a little testing on some very common brands of bread, and they found out something pretty disturbing.

SPEAKER_12 1:07:58

And that was the levels of glyphosate. It's designed to kill plants, it is not meant to be eaten. The labels on glyphosate-based pesticides uh clearly warn that the chemicals are harmful and must be kept out of reach of children. In fact, they include emergency instructions for accidental exposure and make clear these products are not meant for people to touch, not meant for to be into the food, and certainly not meant to be consumed. One finding for them really kind of jumped off at the page, and that was the levels of glyphosate. Glyphosate is a weed killer.

SPEAKER_07 1:08:42

Oh, that's domain. So the so I saw I didn't have I had it pulled up in the.

SPEAKER_08 1:08:49

So the glyphosate is making it through the process and is being retained in the foods that we're consuming after it's being sprayed on to generate more volume of food.

SPEAKER_07 1:09:00

And at health depleting levels. Right. So you go down to the grocery store and you buy Wonderbread, because Wonder Bread was one of the ones on the list. Oh, you're eating poison. It's not just because it's white enriched, bleached wheat, it's because it literally has Roundup in it, and to the degree that it's toxic. So it causes leaky gut and all kinds of things that you're not going to be able to associate because glycephate isn't supposed to be in your diet. This is a big deal. You know, going along with the theme of the humiliation ritual, here, have some poison. Have some weed killer. You know, let's just sneak a little rat poison into your food. It's great. They do this, and I hate to say it. The legal definition of intention is that if you can look at a situation and assess that uh outcome could happen from your actions. Not will, not that you want it, but that it could happen.

SPEAKER_08 1:09:56

That it's a possibility.

SPEAKER_07 1:09:57

That it's a possibility. If I consider that it's a possibility, then when you do the thing, you intended the outcome, whether you wanted it or not. If you're doing a process that has the possibility of passing glycephate through the bread baking process to the consumer, you intended it. There's no good intentions, there's no oopsies, you poisoned me and you intended it. No legal standard would not say that. When they go, intention's a matter of the law. We didn't mean to poison you. Yes, you did. Because the situation, anybody could have looked at it and said, if glycephate enters it at any point, then we have to test to make sure it's gone and you weren't testing it. Period. And it took the governor's wife in Florida to go, my kids are getting sick when they eat sandwiches. Absolutely horrible. How about this? Do you think it's a good idea to eat oil?

SPEAKER_10 1:10:56

Oh boy.

SPEAKER_02 1:10:57

We're also getting rid of the food dyes. Nine food dyes. We're getting rid of all of them. We got rid of three last year.

SPEAKER_07 1:11:05

And why is it? Why are they getting rid of them?

SPEAKER_02 1:11:10

We're getting rid of another six this year, the last six, all nine of them are gonna be gone. The petroleum-based synthetic food dyes. And we've already fast-tracked the approval by FDA of four vegetable dyes, which are going to replace those. So we're working with the industry to make sure they can make that transition.

SPEAKER_07 1:11:29

So we're so obsessed with having colored food that we have to diet. And we have accepted oil, petrol synthetic chemicals coloring your food. We've just accepted that. It's like, oh, no big deal. If you put petroleum in our food and thought that there wouldn't be negative health outcomes, then you're an idiot. So I have to conclude, based on legal standard, you intended it. You intended to harm us for profit because we buy colored food more than we buy bland-looking food, I guess. So that was so in profit, your profit margin, you were willing to poison us as a people. You intended it. Humiliation. Humiliation. Now, over in Iran, there's been all the protests, the killings, and I I I who knows what's happening in Iran. Like, what caused that? Oh, the Iranians are horrible people, so that's why they're protesting. Is it turns out all those protests in the street are a direct cause of the United States action and intervention? Here's Scott Bessant talking about exactly what they did to Iran and what caused the protests. Which by the way led to the death of 38,000 people. So if the aversion of nuclear war to save millions of lives means we sacrifice 38,000 people, show me the math. But otherwise, I'm looking at this and I'm going, hey, this little diplomatic action where you wanted to, you know, flex your muscle cost a lot of people their lives because of the second, third, and fourth order effects. So now we have to ask ourselves, did we intend that?

SPEAKER_25 1:13:05

Treasury, what we have done is created a dollar shortage in the country. At a speech at the Economic Club of New York in March, I outlined the strategy. Uh it came to a uh swift and uh I would say grand culmination in December when one of the largest banks in Iran went under. There was a run of the bank, the central bank had to print money, uh, the Iranian currency went into free fall, inflation exploded, and as we have seen the Iranian people out of the street, we will continue monitoring all the partners, all the Iranian partners. Uh the good news, Senator, is that we have seen, and we can see it uh with our fence there.

SPEAKER_07 1:13:47

So he goes on to say that the mulas are now sending money out of the country at the most rapid rate they've ever sent them. But we did that. So they're not protesting to overthrow their government because they're a brutal dictatorship. They're not protesting to overthrow their government because they want oil rights again, or they want to sell their oil rights to the British petroleum company. That's not why they're protesting. They're protesting because inflation got so bad they couldn't buy lunch. And inflation got so bad because they couldn't buy lunch because we cut their dollars off and they had a bank collapse. And 38,000 people have died as a result. I hope the juice is worth the squeeze. I hope the juice is worth the squeeze. Hard to know. Right? But again, when we talk about economics and we talk about fake money and it's not based in anything, if they can do that to Iran, eventually, if you don't get control of your system, they'll do that to you. You'll watch in a couple months inflation go so fast that you'll be in the streets protesting because you can't buy food. Which has prompted the United States for only the second time in its history to give a please evacuate order to all citizens in Iran. So this happened last month in January. And now, for the second time ever, of all the stuff that's gone on with Iran for all these years, only twice have we asked Americans to actually evacuate Iran. Obviously, they're on a travel advisory. Increased security measures, road closures, public transportation disruptions, and internet blockages are ongoing. The government of Iran continues to restrict access to mobile, landline, and national internet networks. Airlines continue to limit or cancel flights to and from Iran. U.S. citizens should expect continued internet outages, plan alternative means of communication, and if safe to do so, consider departing Iran by land to Armenia or Turkey. And then it goes in to basically say, keep a low profile, stay away from protest, right? Get out of the country. Only the second time ever we've put out that advisory. Uh the other, the last thing that we'll leave on, and those of you that have stuck with us, while we're rolling with a decent number here in private for what we usually do. The last thing is just touching on this Greenland situation. And uh as far as a quick breakdown, I think for our audience, we've talked about Greenland enough, and it's kind of like self-evident how important it is for national security and strategic interest. But this breakdown right here that we're gonna hear is not only how important Greenland is, but that America is kind of at a breaking point, right? And in how we've basically been the supplier of money for the world. And Trump has become very transactional, and it's just like anything. You get to the point in a situation where you have to do tough love. We're at the tough love phase of our relationships with other countries.

SPEAKER_04 1:16:17

Your sort of take on how you see Greenland and display with Trump.

SPEAKER_20 1:16:21

For Trump, the case for Greenland is very clear. Greenland is not an item of the day that Trump simply just one day woke up, pointed to the maps, saw some white space, and said, I want that. If there is any intercontinental missiles fired from Russia, they will all pass through Greenland. This is not just Cold War nostalgia, this is a strategic reality right now. Trump is dreaming of this system called the Golden Dome that he wants to build. Imagine the Iron Dome, but on a grander scale. With regard to Chinese actions around the globe, let's say, especially Arctic, there's this concept that I think not many people know about. Um, it's called double-use operations. The best deterrence for any Taiwan uh takeover will be risk calculus for the Europeans. Right now, all their inputs to the auto industry, jet industry, green energy industry, all these inputs rely on China. That becomes a choke point. It's leverage. Trump is trying to reverse the decline of America, and in fact, that's what his posture towards other countries has become very transactional because the United States cannot afford to be generous anymore. Part of Trump's bluster is a signal that the US no longer really needs to explain itself. If we need to, we will act this way too. And we can.

SPEAKER_07 1:17:44

If we need to, we will act this way too. Hey, Don Lemon, you're a racist. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. You know what I'm saying? All right, guys, that's it for today. Thank you so much. We will talk to you again on Monday.

SPEAKER_27 1:18:30

I'm twenty-seven. I'm not all. Well, I couldn't just call you Matt. You could say Dennis. I didn't know you were called Dennis. I did say something about the old woman. But from behind, you know. They automatically treat me like an imperial. Well, I am king. Oh king. How'd you get that, eh? By exploiting the workers, by 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. Who are the Britons? We all are. We are all Britons. And I am your king. No, we had a king. I thought we're an autonomous collective. You're fooling yourself. We're living in a dictatorship. A self-perpetuating autocracy in which the working classes. Oh there you go. Working classes in a case. That's what it's all about. Please, please, good people. I am in haste. Who lives in that castle? No one lives there. Then who is your lord? We don't have a lord. What? I told you. We're in anarcho-syndicalist commune. We take it in turns to act as a sort of executive officer for the week. Yes. But all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special bi-weekly meeting. Yes, I see by a civil majority in the case of purely internal affairs. Be quiet for by a two-thirds majority in the case of being quiet. I order you to be quiet. I'm your king. You don't vote for kings? Why do you become king then? The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held a lost Excalibur from the bottom of the water. Signifying by divine providence that I asked was to carry Excalibur. 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 water is tart through a saw that is just. I mean, if I went around saying I was an emperor, just because some moistened bitch had loved a symmetry at me, they put me away. Shut up, we shut up now. Help, help! I'm being refreshed! Oh what a giveaway! You hear that, you hear that! Do you see refreshing me? You saw it in your