Bread And Circus Or Freedom

The stadium cameras cut. The headlines moved on. But the feeling that something didn’t add up lingered. We start with the Super Bowl and a halftime performance that split the room, then follow the thread through the machinery that turns distraction into default—where entertainment soars, scrutiny sleeps, and “team players” keep the gears turning.

We break down how big spectacles serve as noise while slower, stranger stories unfold in the background: released documents that raise hard questions, institutions that route complaints into dead ends, and a culture that mistakes visibility for accountability. The details are messy; the pattern is not. When incentives reward silence, truth needs a different fuel source: focused attention, consistent pressure, and small actions multiplied by many people who refuse to be lulled.

From surveillance creep to the “nothing to hide” trap, we revisit the cost of trading rights for convenience. We talk about why nonviolence still wins the long narrative, how elections remain a pressure point even when faith is thin, and what it looks like to vote with more than a ballot—your eyes, dollars, and clicks. Along the way, we examine our comfort with myths and heroes. Inspiration matters, but it can’t replace inquiry. Hold ideals high, hold people accountable, and build from the ground you actually stand on.

This conversation is not about doom; it’s about discipline. Redirect your attention with intent. Support platforms that host uncomfortable truths. Show up where decisions get made. And yes, keep your humor—resilience grows best when we can still laugh. If you’re ready to stop playing the game and start reclaiming focus, hit play, then share this episode with a friend who won’t settle for the highlight reel. Subscribe, leave a review, and tell us: where will you pull your attention next?

Chapters

• 0:00 Peasants’ Perspective Opens After Super Bowl
• 2:30 Simultaneous Sip And Audience Banter
• 5:20 Halftime Show, Culture, And “Bread And Circus”
• 11:40 Epstein Files, Codes, And Media Silence
• 22:10 Limited Hangouts And Moral Outrage
• 29:30 Institutions, Team Players, And Non‑Accountability
• 39:10 Snowden, Surveillance, And Rights Erosion
• 48:00 Emails, Evidence, And Missing Prosecutions
• 56:30 Power Networks: Pharma, Security, And Influence
• 1:05:00 Elections, Nonviolence, And Leverage
• 1:12:40 Narratives, Myths, And Heroes With Feet Of Clay
• 1:20:30 Resilience, Action Steps, And Community CTA

Transcript

SPEAKER_04: 0:28

The revolution's gonna be a street for sure. It's the little gun. It's a little gun. Peasants, man. 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. So glad to have you join us today, right after the Super Bowl. Did you watch the Super Bowl yesterday, Ron?

SPEAKER_13: 1:08

No.

SPEAKER_04: 1:08

I watched it all. I was super excited to watch it. Last time I watched a Super Bowl, I was in prison. Actually, no, I was out. I was here.

SPEAKER_13: 1:17

I do know who won, but that's because I got neighbors. They're within a mile of my house. Oh my god.

SPEAKER_04: 1:23

Because we live in Washington. So our team won. Yay.

SPEAKER_13: 1:27

I went out to walk the dog and it was like, oh man gosh, I didn't know I had neighbors over there.

SPEAKER_04: 1:31

I gotta say, great game, Seattle. Your defense is something special. It was very boring to watch. Like uh Robert Griff, uh Robert Max Sherman.

unknown: 1:43

Sherman.

SPEAKER_04: 1:44

Is it whatever his name was. The Legion of Boom guy we had for a while.

SPEAKER_13: 1:47

Richard Sherman.

SPEAKER_04: 1:48

Richard Sherman, Richard Sherman. See, I know who he is. Richard Sherman put some post out there, and he's like, you know, people are going to be studying this footage for a long time. You all think it was a boring game, but that was like a defensive masterpiece. And uh it was a good game. Um, the only time I turned it off, I put my phone in the other room. I was like, I'm watching the game. All my kids with me. And uh the only time I did not watch the game was when we flipped over to the TP USA halftime show. All right, guys, it is time for the simultaneous sip. I know why you're here. You're here for the simultaneous sip. So, all you need is a cup or a mug, a tank or a chalice, a stein, a canteen, or a jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind. Join me with your favorite liquid. I like I like coffee. Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day that thing that makes everything better, the simultaneous sip. Oh, and the audio's not on. You know, it's better that this is the audio flub up than the first show, right?

SPEAKER_13: 2:48

Absolutely.

SPEAKER_04: 2:49

Alright, so now my my audio has changed here. We're gonna go ahead and listen to coffee.

SPEAKER_21: 2:53

My coffee smells good. The aroma is always better than the actuality. May that be your thought for the day.

SPEAKER_04: 3:07

Uh, I'm just looking at the comments here. Carlitz, good morning. What a Super Bowl! Good morning, peasants from Pony Boy eating cake for my daughter's birthday. Well, that's fun. Uh Carlitz or uh Green Carlites loved it. Shantini, good morning, Pony Boy. Look at Ron with a humble brag about neighbors a mile down the road. We are on a 10-acre estate right here. All right, good morning, Seahawks champions. John Attackis, thank you very much for razor. Good morning. Uh Peasants Perspective, pinkies up, absolutely. Okay. So we had a we had a good game yesterday. The real the real thing for us to talk about as peasants is the is the halftime show. So I don't know who Bad Rabbit is or Bunny or whatever his name is. Apparently he's from Puerto Rico. He's a bisexual, very confused person. One day he's in a dress, one day he's in a pair of pants. And um I watched clips of the halftime show. Okay. And uh not a lot of clips. It was an outdoor stadium. Concerts are never good when you can't turn down the lights and stuff like that. And it the whole thing was pretty much in Spanish. About the only thing that was in English was God's America! It was onto Spanish and uh had all the Latin dancers and all the Latin flags, and you know, an American flag intermixed between all these other nations' flags. He's not American, he's from Puerto Rico, that's American.

SPEAKER_13: 4:39

Okay, okay.

SPEAKER_04: 4:39

You know, I mean they're they're citizens, no doubt about it.

SPEAKER_13: 4:42

Okay.

SPEAKER_04: 4:42

And listen, in a in a normal world, right? Who cares? Spanish, English, I get it, but you know, here the custom is to speak Spanish. You're gonna go to the store. I was in Puerto Rico. I lived there for a month when my son died down there. And guess what? I had to learn a little Spanish to order food, and nobody, you know, I wasn't around there like you guys need to cater to me and learn English. Absolutely not. But there's this challenge with the Super Bowl and professional sports in general. It's all bread and circus, right? Just at the most simple level, it's bread and circus. This doesn't discount how important sports are and competition and all that stuff. And I absolutely do not want to live in a world that doesn't have college sports and professional sports. I would rather pay our gladiators to pass around basketballs than stab each other with swords. But having said that, we as peasants must recognize bread and circus. We have to recognize this. This is this is something that has come to us from history. It's been well explained. Please, please, please don't put your eye off the mark. Here's an email I've got up on the screen from Jeffrey Epstein to Jeff Staley. And he says, You want to know why we are not Sao Paulo? Watch the TV. Now, what happened in Sao Paulo? There was a revolt, right? Watch the TV ads on the Super Bowl. It's all about hip-hop blacks and cars with white men, uh, with white women. The group that should be in the street, the group that should be in the streets has been bought off by Jay-Z, Joe Staley, Blue Mountain Capital. That's the point of the Super Bowl for them. It's to keep you distracted from the fact that over the last couple weeks, we've had millions upon millions of Epstein documents that have been released. And these documents are one document is more damning than the next. Now, I imagine a lot of these emails are just legitimate, you know, I'm traveling here, I'm going here, whatever. But some of these emails, especially when you understand the code words of pizza and jerky and stuff like that, it's the most revelatory thing we've ever had. And it triangulates the Podesta leaks that happened years ago, which started the WikiLeaks stuff. It confirms the WikiLeaks leaks of Hillary Clinton's email in the DNC server. It can and it just triangulates all of it. There is an elite pedophile satanic cabal that worships Satan that kills little children and eats them. Period. In the emails, full stop. How do you say it's not happening? You've got Jeffrey Epstein's last girlfriend, who is with who, to my knowledge, went on live last night on the largest streaming show on X. If not last night, it's supposed to be scheduled. She was asking anybody to have her on. And she says, This is her words, so I'm not backing this. She says, Yes, there is a Luciferian cult that runs the world that sacrifices children. But Jeffrey Epstein wasn't one of them, but he did business with them for financial reasons. So yeah, he got into their circles. Okay. So now is this a limited hangout? Like, well, Jeffrey Epstein wasn't a bad guy, but you know, his friends were. So okay, but there's bad people running the world. Can we agree on that? Can we not miss the mark here for just a moment, right?

SPEAKER_13: 7:54

Limited hangout.

SPEAKER_04: 7:55

It's a limited hangout. Okay. So it's it's obviously super frustrating when we're trying to, you know, live a good life and we've got stuff at the Super Bowl like this. Now, if you're squeamish, if you've got kids listening, this is an early morning show. I don't know if you do. I'm gonna read some lyrics from the song that Bad Bunny sang last night. Okay. Now he sang it in Spanish. He sang this in Spanish to allegedly one of the largest audience the world has ever had for Super Bowl, right? I mean, every year it's bigger than the next. Huge audience. And uh yeah. More slutty than Betty Bop. The one who got horny Miami was you. I stay killing the with the you, pussy with dick, dick with ass, push it in, pussy with dick, dick with ass, yesh, puss it in. Uh, these are the that's the the chorus, right? Really big ticks like Lord is Cacoon, really big ass like Iris Cacon, uh my dick is being chased, and I want you to hide it, grab it like a bonga. Okay, that's enough. But you are squeamish listening to me on a podcast. They just did that at the Super Bowl. What if you spoke Spanish and understood those lyrics? I mean, that's one of the that's an explicit song. Uh I'm pretty sure we're not revolting because if you accepted that as a halftime show and cheered it on, you're part of the problem. You're part of the distraction, you're part of the people who just cannot have a moral compass. Right? I'm not out here advocating some teetotaling lifestyle or anything like that. Peasants are diverse, and I believe God loves the contrast and the diversity of human life, right? But stuff like that does not belong on international television representing our country. Thank goodness he wasn't just flying our flag, I guess. You know what I mean? I would hope that the rest of the Latin world would be upset. Why are our politicians not upset, Ron?

SPEAKER_13: 9:51

Would he have gotten through that song? Oh my gosh, that was bad. Would he have gotten through that song if it was in English? Um, would we have all just sat back and just said, yeah, that's great.

SPEAKER_04: 10:03

I'm shocked Telemundo didn't bleep it out.

SPEAKER_13: 10:05

You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_04: 10:06

I don't know, Ron. I I don't know. I'm I'm at a loss to understand this. I mean, you know, a handful of years ago we had a wardrobe malfunction and it set the world on fire. Right. You know what I mean? And and every year we have one Super Bowl show after another that's more satanic than the last. And this one, I don't even know if you call it satanic, it's just perverse. You know, and you know, what happened to the 80s hair metal bands? Like, you know, what happened to this just people bagging headbagging, you know what I mean? Or like there's been so many good halftime shows in history, and that one was just horrible. And why is it allowed to happen? It's really easy. It's really easy to understand why all this sleaze is allowed to continue.

SPEAKER_19: 10:45

There's a half a dozen people, whether it's House or Senate, Larry, that are up here as we speak that did not get elected. It was all bogus.

SPEAKER_04: 10:52

There's maybe half a dozen that are legitimately elected. And that's the truth, okay? That's the truth. We're being led by people who were installed by this cartel, this satanic, demonic cartel of people who do not have we the people's best interests in mind. It's there's just no other explanation for it. Elon Musk pointed something out that I think is pretty relevant in this topic.

SPEAKER_05: 11:21

I'd like to see a matchup of of those, we call it the top hundred puppet masters on the FTN client list. Do you think there's some overlap? Strong overlap. When are we gonna see that list? Do you think? I don't know. It's isn't it's it's it's mind-blowing that that it um that no they've not tried to prosecute even one. Not even the worst offender on the on the F Team client list. They have not even tried prosecute even one. That's insane. Because they have a lot of diabetic grandmothers who were outside the Capitol on January 6th, if they're kind of occupied. Yeah, I mean they've put like whatever five or six hundred sex protesters in prison and not one person on the on the FTI client list. I'd like to see a matchup.

SPEAKER_04: 12:06

You know, they got time for us, but not for the people that in emails admit that they're torturing kids and they're talking about bringing child meat, human meat, jerky. They call it jerky in their emails, pizza and jerky and all this stuff. They're openly talking about it. Okay. Yeah, I know, it's disgusting. Now, I used to think this was a conspiracy show. And a new show, but still thought it was a conspiracy show. I was like, this is first hand information, Ron. This is like original source. Like, this is you know, high caliber stuff. And it's like, okay, it's not on CNN or Fox. We've been so ahead on the curve with this. And I'm not a Q guy, I'm not a Dooms guy. I actually have a perspective that this has existed essentially since Cain slew Abel. That this is part of the eternal struggle between dark and light and right and wrong and you know, death and the living. Okay, so I don't view this as any type of irregularity. It's just we can't let these people be in charge. There's a reason why we hunt these people down and we put them in prison, or in times past we just straight up executed them, right? Because it's cancerous. It comes from a mind virus, it's a scarcity mind virus. The moment you realize resources are scarce, the solution is to eliminate the useless eaters.

SPEAKER_15: 13:20

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04: 13:20

And how you justify eliminating the useless eaters has taken different forms over the years. It takes the form of child sacrifice, it takes the form of unnecessary wars, it takes the form of usury to the point where people can't afford food. It takes the port uh takes the form of monopolistic business practices, carbon credits, and climate change advocacy and all the nonsense. But right now we're at a really unique point in history because some of the elite that have been watching resources be scarce are like, hey, we might be able to build a place on the moon or on Mars, or hey, we have a whole new place for offload our stuff like robotics and you know what I mean? So there's a there's a faction of the elite that are like, hey, we like life now. Unfortunately, we've had 50, 60 years, truly, 50, 60 years of enough of this. And I'm going to call it simply for ease of use, demonic forces. I don't say that in an evangelical sense. I say that in simply a they do not celebrate life sense. Okay. Demonic forces have infiltrated our federal, our state, our international government. Look, look, look at Laura Logan and this research she's done on the UN and the, you know, satanic cabal that's there. It's scary. So this guy right here, he's running for governor of uh Colorado, and he kind of spills the beans. They've been really doing a lot of digging on their end to try to figure out how they can beat Jared Polis and the Colorado Democratic machine. Now remember, Colorado has one liberal city, Aspen. The rest of the city is mostly trucks, shotguns, and good old boys, right? But somehow, year after year, they've elected Democrats to where I believe they have majorities in all the, you know, it's just a Democratic state. It doesn't really make a lot of sense. Their politics shouldn't be a whole lot difference from Kansas and Wyoming. They're neighbors. You know what I mean? Why the difference? Well, here's why. This guy says we know exactly why, and we actually know the names and the people.

SPEAKER_07: 15:19

We see all the drug running, the children running, all of that stuff is mostly through the rural communities. And so this is not something we can just say, well, we hope it stays in Denver. That's not the way it's working. We are number one in the nation. Colorado is number one in uh most friendly to uh pedophiles in the entire nation. That's because of our laws, which are passed by our House and our Senate, and those are very intentional laws because pedophilia runs through our House, our Senate, and our governor's office. I've been working with the FBI for three years now, FBI outside outside the state of Colorado because I do not trust CBI, state police, or FBI in the state of Colorado. And I have very legitimate reasons why I know that and I believe that. So I've been working with FBI in two other states because we are we are gonna drop the boom the moment that I'm governor. We've actually been talking about maybe doing it before, but uh the moment I'm governor, we're gonna shut down the pedophile rings that are in the house, in the Senate, and in the governor's office.

SPEAKER_04: 16:29

Those are big allegations, yeah. Big words, but why doesn't Trump just send them army to go retrieve Tina Peters? Because Colorado is a sovereign state, and Colorado has a military force, it has state troopers, and it has people who have signed on to be, quote, team players. Keep that phrase in mind, team players. I want to remind you of a story of a family member of mine that applied for the sheriff's department.

SPEAKER_13: 16:57

Well, and it's not that President Trump couldn't do it, but it would be such a mess.

SPEAKER_04: 17:02

Well, let me tell the story. So I've got a family member who applied to be a sheriff's deputy, and he was hired. He got his hired letter and everything. And when he went through the hiring, the uh background check process, he took a lie detector test. And there was an answer that he answered that was not a good answer. Turns out he's an international drug trafficker. Oh no. Simply this. He went on a cruise and he brought some what in here in the United States would be prescription medication he bought at a pharmacy down there and brought back. And in the lie detector test, somehow this question came up and he answered it thinking, no big deal. I brought some, you know, anti-inflammatory medication. Unfortunately, per the law, they're like, Oh, you just submitted to being an international drug trafficker. No, big words for a guy that just wanted to get the swelling in his knee to go down, right? So, anyways, he ended up not getting the job. But in the process of that, the other sheriff's deputies were like, dude, when you're, you know, right now, like you've been hired, you you haven't gone to the academy yet, but you can go work in the prison to go there, get some experience, meet everybody. Remember that we're always looking for team players. We're looking for team players. They said that to him over and over again. And in his mind, yeah, of course, you know, we're all gonna put on the uniform, back the blue, be team players. And then when he got he got denied being a sheriff's deputy for telling the truth, and then other sheriff's deputies that are his friends were like, Oh, you shouldn't have told the truth. And he's like, Well, hold on a second. I suggested to him, but have you ever thought that the hiring process is to weed out the real truth tellers, the people that it's truth over everything? Right. I said, You got weeded out, and you're the most honest guy I've ever met. And I say that sincerely. He's the most I've been with him and through thick and thin. I've been with him when we could have kept the money and we returned it. I've been with him when we could have cut a corner and we didn't, right? I've been with him when nobody was looking over our shoulder and we made decisions that were the right decisions.

SPEAKER_13: 18:47

So a guy with real integrity.

SPEAKER_04: 18:49

Real integrity, yes. The kind of integrity that matters when you're building things and when you're doing business and transactions.

SPEAKER_14: 18:55

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04: 18:56

He he's the kind of guy that since we stopped working together, he hasn't signed a contract with a single client. He works on a handshake, right? That type of a person. Nope, can't be a cop. And you got to realize, even the people that aren't involved in these rings, some of them are involved in financial gain.

SPEAKER_12: 19:13

Marjorie Taylor Green had us in there in a building that was basically empty. That was the people that were supposed to be overseeing our real estate. And I asked the questioner, members of Congress, owning real estate, and the guys that that are being rented to the to the federal government in Washington, D.C. And the guy said, Yeah, they are. And and it stopped right there. Nothing. Nothing. And that should have been the beginning of it. And that's where I'm gonna be a little different. I'm gonna be on the front end of it. It's not gonna be sexy, and hopefully the screaming, the screaming will be back and forth because that's just the nature of politics. But we're gonna eliminate that and we're gonna eliminate the corruption that has infiltrated our committee system.

SPEAKER_02: 19:55

You are, as Doe's chairman, going to pick up the ball and continue the work when it comes to what seems like a massive scandal, which are big federal buildings owned by members of Congress that are leased out to the federal government. I mean, private buildings owned by members of Congress, leased back to the federal government. Yeah. And so that's like that's like the snake eating its tail, right?

SPEAKER_12: 20:18

That is the tip of the iceberg. That just shows you my frustration with this thing. I mean, is anywhere you look, it's just it's you know, we we've got to not be the shotgun approach because that's where we'll be neutralized. We've got to focus in on just a few things. The first thing, I think we'll have something around IRS time. What's the big complaint with the IRS outside of the fact they're stealing your money is that you can't ever get to them. Their technology is not intermingled. I found out that through government duplication, I've got a chart at just the craziest looking thing. And it and it shows, and my staff has uncovered basically over a trillion dollars of just simple duplication within these departments that nobody is willing to tackle. It's not sexy, but we're gonna tackle it and we're gonna show you, throw it to the American public, and hopefully they'll back us when we go to change the structure of government.

SPEAKER_04: 21:15

Years ago, there was a guy named David Strait that had all these internet videos talking about the government being a corporation, which Elon Musk just totally said. The government's just the biggest corporation with the monopoly on force. Like he just like I I I put on my Twitter, I was like, careful, Elon, that's sovereign citizen talk. That's the problem the government's a corporation. Like, careful, when I do it, streets in jail. When you do it, uh, of course. It's obvious. I know. Who owns your local post office, Ron? I don't know. Yeah, David Strait went and looked up a bunch of post office and found them all tied back to a judge one time in Utah who was raking in almost a million dollars a month on post office rent. Yeah, all these federal buildings, somebody owns them. Title might say federal government, that's a management. Agreement a lot of times, right? This is scary stuff. Like you said, it's the the head eating the tail. They're double entry bookkeeping, too. So they're even getting double payments. I mean, it's pretty stunning. Members of Congress owning these massive buildings, of course, they want don't want to turn over the pedophile rings on the inside because they're cutting the check for rent.

SPEAKER_13: 22:18

Well, of course, they wouldn't want government to shrink either, then, really.

SPEAKER_04: 22:22

Yeah, yeah. You wouldn't want government to shrink. Now, you'd think our federal government with its massive powers, I mean, these guys can spy on anybody, right? I mean, if you remember when Edward Snowden released the the information and the big Snowden leak. And by the way, I was in prison with a guy who worked at the NSA with Edward Snowden. He was a fellow J Sixer. We're gonna have him on as an interview here shortly. And uh cool. And when Snowden had that file dump, he was working in the NSA. He was in the building. He was detailed to the building. He's going through and he's like, I can't work for this government anymore. And he quit. He threw away his, you know, 14-plus year Navy intelligence career because he couldn't work for a government that was doing what Edward Snowden had showed that they were doing. Everything was compartmentalized. So he was participating somehow in the scheme of spying on Americans and people without it and just violating their rights generally. Now, Mike Pompeo did this little cute little video where he's trying to justify exactly what he's doing and why they had to go after Edward Snowden.

SPEAKER_00: 23:21

So this is CI Director. So clearly, when I briefed President Trump, almost every day when I was in Washington, I could see the value of helping him have the best real-time information about risk to America and how to put America first and keep America safe and secure. If that intelligence can't be collected because people don't trust us to keep these secrets secret, or if these secrets become known or the methods we use them become known to our adversaries, makes someone who decides to sign up and serve in our military more at risk, and it puts our nation more at risk as well.

SPEAKER_04: 23:56

Wow, on the surface, I agree with you, Mike Pompeo, except Edward Snowden, who you're saying I shouldn't allow those releases. What did he expose? You're not using those awesome powers to prevent terrorism. You eventually, Mike Pompeo, personally, you were involved with getting MI6 to use those awesome powers, which we share from them, to attack a president of the United States through the Russian Gate coup. You did that. You were absolutely a part of that. So all these great tools to prevent our enemies, you're our enemy. You fought against the people on behalf of who? Who were you doing it for? You weren't doing it for me. You weren't doing it for citizen Edward Snowden. You weren't doing it for president of the United States, Donald Trump, who you allege you're using those tools to give him information to make decisions while simultaneously using those tools to bring him down. But that's okay. The rent checks will cash for those federal buildings that the people who are supposed to hold a cabinet secretary like Mike Pompeo accountable, don't worry. Don't worry. But you might say to yourself, well, you know, I mean, what do I have to worry about? I got nothing to hide. I pay my taxes, I drive the speed limit, I take care of everything. Well, Edward Snowden, based on what he saw, when they were turning on your webcams, when people inside of the NSA were spying on their girlfriends and they were taking photos and sending it to their new boyfriends to break up their relationships. You know, petty stuff like that using these awesome powers of intelligence and data collection.

SPEAKER_16: 25:29

People who say uh they don't care about privacy because they've got nothing to hide haven't really thought too deeply about the issues because what they're really saying is that I don't care about this right. When you say I don't care about the right to privacy because I have nothing to hide, that's no different than saying I don't care about freedom of speech because I have nothing to say, or freedom of the press because I have nothing to write. There's a seriously concerning trend in many liberal and advanced democracies where we see a growing appetite in government to narrow the limits of our rights. Uh a draft speech that was quoted recently by David Cameron uh after the election implied that simply because you're following the law, simply because you haven't done anything wrong, doesn't mean you'll be exempt from governmental interference in your private life.

SPEAKER_04: 26:16

Oh, they said it. They said it. The leader of English prime, you know, David Cameron, who's got all the same intelligence capabilities that the CIA has, MI6, right? MI5. Oh, we're no, we'll we'll screw around with your personal life. Yeah, even though you're following all the laws, that's not enough to keep us out of your business.

SPEAKER_16: 26:37

This is an extraordinary departure from the traditional operations of society. The whole point of the law is that's the standard of behavior that you're held to. To go beyond that. Uh and to say that the government's going to take a role not only in saying what is and is not uh lawful, but to actually say what is and is not proper behavior, uh reasonable thinking, an extreme idea empowers the government in a way that I I think without precedent in the kind of world that we grew up in. We need to ask serious questions about do we want to leave our children a less free world than the one that we ourselves inherited?

SPEAKER_04: 27:17

Because that's kind of where we're heading. They sell freedom to us as bad bunny gyrating around the the football field with his Latina lovers and gals, boys and gals singing the most offensive lyrics, and a but it's okay because we can't understand it, because most of us don't speak Spanish fluently. We call that freedom when the reality is that's not freedom at all. That's captivity, that's distraction from what they're actually doing. And again, these aren't new things. This is, you know, conspiracy theorists have been driven crazy by this stuff forever. I mean, literally, there's people who were saying nothing but gospel factual truth all the way to the loony bin.

SPEAKER_13: 28:05

Starts to make more sense how they put um people who were, you know, practicing weird crafts back in the olden days, like in the 1500s and 1600s, you know, when they would just burn people for because what else are you gonna do with these people?

SPEAKER_04: 28:22

Because this is their mindset. So this is an email from John Podessa, Podesta, who was the Democrat National Convention Chairman, right? So he's in charge of the DNC. He was in charge of Hillary Clinton's campaign. He's the one who came out in 2016 when Trump won in the middle of the night and said, Go home, we'll give a speech tomorrow. He was Hillary Clinton's right-hand man. His brother, John uh uh uh John Podesta and Tony Podesta, Tony Podesta was another influential Democrat who was a bundler. That meant he gathered up money to make big pack donations. He was convicted of pedophilia. Okay, so, and if you look at the artwork in their house, it's gross. He wrote this email and this showed up in the WikiLeaks dumps. Agree. Happy to talk to Davids. Call me crazy, but I think if we can survive the next month, this is when the leak happened. This is when all of a sudden the emails are out, his emails, it will be possible, maybe even straightforward. Excuse me. His emails were leaked. Okay, his emails were leaked, and then this email was sent, and then WikiLeaks got dropped, and it had this email in it because he sent this email, I believe, to Hillary Clinton. Oh, okay. So we got what he was thinking about the results of the leak of his emails in the receipt of that in this next set. Okay. So he goes, I think if we can survive the next month, it will be possible, maybe even straightforward, to get our arms around this once there is an actual campaign. He's talking to Hillary. I'm definitely for making an example of a suspected leaker, of a suspected leaker, whether or not we have any real basis for it. These people do not care about the individual life. And I believe they murdered this man, Seth Rich. Whether he was the leaker or not, they made an example of him, made it the conspiracy world, either he is or wasn't the leaker, pointed to him suspecting he was the leaker, all the way to where uh Julian Assange offered a reward for anybody who could figure out who killed him, which by the way, it was MS-13 game members under the direction of Rod Rosenstein coming out of Baltimore. If anybody wants to know that, that's information's out there you can go find. We've kind of already figured out what happened to Seth Rich, but of course the FBI's been sitting on all that information for going on over a decade now.

SPEAKER_01: 30:36

Okay.

SPEAKER_04: 30:37

So yeah, yeah, Mike Pompeo, you're right. All those wonderful, powerful tools, we should definitely use them for good. Now remember what I said about being a team player. I've told that story on this microphone before. So this leak that I came out, I didn't originate it here. This apparently is a thing. And what have I said about back the blue? That's about cops backing cops. That's not about us backing them. And I say this tongue in cheek. I love our law enforcement. I have family who are law enforcement. I do not say this to be pejorative to any individual cop. But in principle, all cops are bad cops. Why? Because if there were any good cops, there wouldn't be any bad cops. Follow the logic. This is from the grand jury material of David Perdue. Who was David Purdue? He was the senator from Georgia who, after the 2020 election, they had the runoff election in 2021. And he was up for the runoff. And he lost his seat in the runoff. And of course, he had helped Donald Trump, you know, try to find votes in Georgia. So he got called into a grand jury. Okay, do I have reason to believe that GBI, that's the Georgia Bureau of Investigations, that's Georgia's state FBI, would have conducted a satisfactory information. His answer was, I'll give you a phone call. I'll give you a phone call that happened. Question, sure. In November of 22, this is David Purdue talking. The head of the GBI, Georgia Bureau of Investigations, Vic Reynolds, there's a name. That's the guy. Go ask this guy, called me. It's a matter of record. He called me and said, We're not going to investigate. The governor wants me to tell you why we're not going to investigate. I said, please do. Because he was in a meeting in May where he saw evidence of ballot harvesting and this video, this is video evidence and cell phone evidence, along with testimony and bank records that are corroborated on and all that. He looked at that and said it was compelling to be investigated. That was in May of 2021. In November of 2021, he calls me and says, We're not going to investigate because I have a team player. If the governor doesn't want to investigate, we're not going to investigate. And for the record, subsequently, he's been promoted to the Superior Court Judge of Cobb County. Go be a team player. Go be a team player. This is the head of the Georgial Bureau of Investigations who saw video, bank, and testimony evidence that he said should be looked at and was compelling to be investigated, which is code talk for smoking gun. But I'm not going to investigate because the governor doesn't want us to, because I want to be a team player. Oh, okay. Question, I have a follow-up. What if that's okay? I wanted to follow up on one thing you mentioned earlier in your testimony. You mentioned a telephone call between yourself and Vic Renners Reynolds, who's the head of the GBI or was the head of the GBI. You said that although Mr. Reynolds had received evidence that he felt was compelling enough to open an investigation, he was not going to investigate because the governor had told him not to. That's one of the things he said, yeah. Yeah. The rent check will cash, man. Like, you know, I don't know. Maybe the GBI guy has got a rent payment because he owns one of them post offices. And of course he wants to be a team player. He might be squeaky clean, Ron. He might be squeaky clean, a moral man, but he's a team player. So when the governor says don't do it, well, I got to do my job. Chain of command. Law. Law over the people. Right? Okay, well, let's let's say we have a legitimate reason that we want to make a complaint. And it's like, hey, I want to complain against my government. And so you call up your attorney general's office and you're like, hey, I've seen government malfeasance. I have first hand accounting. I want to make a report. And what is the attorney general's office going to tell you? They're going to say, go back and file a report with your local police or sheriff's precinct, get a case number, they'll forward the case to the attorney general's office because apparently attorney generals cannot take tips from the public. I don't know if you knew that or not. They have to fill down to the FBI or some bureau. Okay, you have to get a case number.

SPEAKER_13: 34:35

Okay.

SPEAKER_04: 34:36

So this individual that I'm about to show you was directed by the Attorney's General's office to make a complaint at her local sheriff's office. She brings in all the evidence and shows it to him. And listen to this interchange. We'll just listen to a few minutes.

SPEAKER_23: 34:48

So I am here to report fraud, travel reimbursement fraud, and embezzlement.

SPEAKER_04: 34:58

This is embezzlement. She's got evidence of embezzlement, direct evidence. Okay.

SPEAKER_11: 35:24

Anything regarding city officials? I have to reset to the AG.

SPEAKER_04: 35:35

Okay, so the cop is saying you've got to send us to the AG's office. So he's been instructed that.

SPEAKER_11: 35:42

Because regarding you, okay, I'm getting product in the I am, I'm a taxpayer.

SPEAKER_23: 35:46

They're taking my money and they're embezzling it. I'm the taxpayer. You know that that's not right. Do you know that we have to make a report at the local law enforcement agency? We were instructed to by the AG and the TA and the everything.

SPEAKER_04: 36:09

This is her last step. She works down the ladder. She's meeting with a law enforcement officer, an LEL. He's got a body camera. He's a he wrote a ticket this morning. She's gone to the attorney general to complain about the mayor and the city manager who are double-dipping funds, embezzling. Okay. She's got she's got the bank records right there. All the way down the line. They push him down to this officer, and then this officer's like, oh yeah, okay, go back to go back to start.

SPEAKER_11: 36:39

I want to do that.

SPEAKER_23: 36:41

Okay.

SPEAKER_11: 36:41

So you can see that what I did. So I can still document you came in here.

SPEAKER_23: 36:53

Have they told you that as far as it goes to like reporting these to like the other agencies that are above you guys? Um, they only take reports from law enforcement agencies. Like the public cannot go in and report a crime. They have to take a referral from a law enforcement agency, which would be you. Okay, so I said I can still give you a case number.

SPEAKER_04: 37:15

At least you'll get a case number, but he's not gonna look at the evidence. No, you you know, you can get a case number for anything. If you make a phone call, make a complaint, they'll give you a case number to document that you've made the complaint. But if they don't write anything on a report, what is the DA or the AG going to even look at to investigate? Oh, I have a complaint of uh fraud. Get in line. Um, do you get it yet? It's we the people. That's it. That's all we got. It's we the people. Okay. Now, if you you know, going along with this, let's jump back into these Epstein documents. Now, this is going to be with us for a while. This isn't gonna flush out quickly. And you need to understand there were a couple million documents released a few weeks ago, and then we got three million documents released sometime last week or a week and a half ago. The first batch of documents people could upload into AI. It was a lot of pictures, and you could even get rid of the redactions. Okay. The second upload, the DOJ was like oops. So these ones they can't upload into AI. You have to go through page by page and like scan it over. It's much more tedious to use publicly available resources to filter through this, word searches and stuff like that. Well, that's convenient for the public. Yeah, that's super convenient. Yeah. Now I understand. Hey, when you had something redacted and people can just cut and paste behind it and copy it into a Word document. Oh, you know, people were pissed. But, anyways, this is this, so there's like this steady drip as people go through these documents and they're like, oh, hey, what does this mean? And then someone will, you know, a couple people will post and people will start connecting. They've got heat maps now showing connections. So we're starting to really get the full scope of this. And just like we're seeing, you've got pedophile rings all over the place. What does a pedophile ring mean? I don't know. Bad people? It's almost inconceivable some of these people are, you know, quote unquote that bad, but their own words. So here's Jeffrey Epstein writing an email to Redacted on July 19th, 2011. Okay. They have captured a girl that feels like she's been rescued from the streets. An underage girl has been rescued from the streets. And Jeffrey Epstein has put her up. Blank said that she felt God's presence next to her when she was in bed. He gave her a place to rest, you know, in a nice house. She knows that Jesus watches over her and helps save her life. As in Jeffrey Epstein saved her life. Whoops. And then the reply was, of course, oh Jesus, I'm coming, trick. Oh, you should dress up as him when you see her. That's what that was the response. So Jeffrey Epstein sent that. Then the response was, you should dress up as him, as in Jesus when you see her. As in when you come into her bed in the middle of the night to molest her or do something horrible. And then he says, Of course, oh Jesus, I'm coming, trick.

SPEAKER_13: 40:05

Oh, geez.

SPEAKER_04: 40:08

They wrote these emails. This validates things like the guy running for governor in in Colorado. This validates the things I've said about people like Mitt Romney that got us taken off Spotify. Okay. Now, you know, you see something like that and you think, man, where are all these victims? Where are the bodies? I mean, allegedly thousands of people, depending on what rumors you do. Or it's just a couple hundred girls that came in for Robotox. I'm I apologize for people that don't like I'm talking about this flippantly, but you kind of have to see this with clear eyes. These people are running the place. Not only are they collecting your taxes, they're using your taxes to pay their rent to themselves, by the way. Like this is so bad. So here is a uh wire transfer request form where uh Epstein paid$4,000 plus dollars for sulfuric acid. What do you do with sulfuric acid, Ron?

SPEAKER_13: 41:05

Um I need six gas acid. I don't even want to guess.

SPEAKER_04: 41:08

What do you need six fifty-five-gallon drums of sulfuric acid for?

SPEAKER_13: 41:12

55 gallon drums.

SPEAKER_04: 41:14

Six 55-gallon drums of sulfuric acid. And he puts the in the reason on there. Uh and he pays for insurance charge for transport. And uh he goes, because they're doing conductivity, conductivity uh problems. Shut up. Yeah, so so where are these girls? Where are these victims that were, you know, where are the bot? Ugh. There's the receipts, guys. It's like the receipts for yellow cake. We didn't find the yellow cake. The drums of sulfuric acid are missing, but we still have the receipts. Yeah, I know. Super uncomfortable, right? Your wife was like, things are in my feed that are making me uncomfortable. We should be uncomfortable. We should be a little bit uncomfortable.

SPEAKER_15: 41:51

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04: 41:52

Right? Um, here's an email between Jeffrey Epstein and one of his girls. Now, this is an old this is an adult female. Okay, this is an adult. He's paying for stuff. So let's just read through this. So she's complaining to him because he's starting to cut her off. He started to cut her off. Now, if you go listen to like the podcast that they did about Jeffrey Epstein, um, I can't remember what's called some New York Times reporter did a podcast on Jeffrey Epstein. It's kind of a whitewash thing. But one of the things that she was like she was saying was Epstein would pay for people to go to Juilliard, but they never did anything bad. Like these people that he paid to go to Juilliard are like, we never touched me. Then, you know, it was inconsistent who he was dealing with and what he was doing. He had he was helping a lot of people. And if you understand what Patrick Byrne says, how he was the MK Ultra guy, he was grooming the sex kittens, the uh red sparrows, so to speak.

SPEAKER_13: 42:42

I have a feeling that a lot of that was just grooming that just never, you know, was a payoff. You just you got to groom a lot more than you actually collect.

SPEAKER_04: 42:49

Well, and you have to recognize he wasn't necessarily grooming him for his satisfaction. One of the other allegations that we see pop up in here is some of the wives of prime ministers and presidents were Epstein girls. He likely never touched them, but he sent them to where they needed to go, and they are loyal to whatever you know what I mean. That's how you do it. Benefactors, patronage, you buy loyalty. So here's this email exchange, and it starts at the bottom. Yes, that's true, but your idea of quote contribution was about massages, cooking, dancing, organizing closets. This is what Epstein was having her do for him. And by the way, massages is the first one listed. Uh, arranging flowers, serving food, and other activities fit for intellectually challenged people who are not capable of accomplishing anything meaningful. The app, the activities you encouraged were were only good for you. So she's like, I'm trying to make something better of my life, and you've got me being a house slave, including massages. Right. Right. So he responds design school was not about design, but about drafting. Again, yes, the things I asked you to do was to contribute to my life as opposed to simply taking without giving. You still find that odd since you got clothes, money, travel, healthcare, school, et cetera. I asked that you do something in return. Again. And I I still you think you should only get. You have made my point for me. And she responds, Well, I disagree. It may not have been cooking and filling, filing your nails, but I did more than anyone else you know would ever do for you in the same situation. And he says, and I agree. I have been, I have supported you for years because however you see, none, see, no, none, zero anything that supports your contention that I was doing this as part of an agreement. And then she says, We there were quite a few things that were known parts of our lives that we never discussed in writing. I can't convince you of what you said, but your interpretation of past events and emails is different from mine. While they may not confirm the existence of your promise, they certainly don't disprove it. Maybe you forgot, maybe you didn't mean it, but it doesn't change the fact that I lived for years under the impression that my future was safe. I can't go back 10 years to change my decisions. I don't know what to do with the information with that information now. She'd seen it all for 10 years. She'd aged out of his program. When I met you, I wouldn't accept the money from you. She was one of these girls that he took off the street, gave a warm place to be that thought Jesus saved her, probably not the same girl. And then slowly but surely turns into something else. I wouldn't accept money from you. You used to sneak hundred dollar bills into my fake Louis Vuitton purse. As time passed, you made me believe it was okay to accept it, expect it, and be able to feel safe. It was not my idea. It was very uncomfortable for me, and I would never come up with such a deal or ever ask for money. It was only after years of you making all kinds of voluntary promises and commitments that I started to believe that it was okay and I could rely on your support. You made many unusual offers. You offered to buy my baby. Six months into our relationship, and six years later, you offered to support my next boyfriend. Do you remember that? It's probably not in the emails either. I understand nobody would believe it. That would be arguable, except for the fact that again, it is not like a contrary position does not exist. It exists over and over. You don't like taking cash, but took everything else. But did you offer to buy her baby? Todd Blanche says they're not gonna prosecute anybody else over this stuff. All they gotta do is redact that black name at the top. Go verify this. The emails that go back and forth. Did you watch the torture video? I loved it. Unredact that. Who was that? Who's who's passing around torture videos? What's going on here? Who's eating kids? Who's going to pizza parties? Thousands of mentions of pizza. You know how many times I've been invited to a pizza party since I was nine years old? Zero times. Sometimes there's pizza where I go. Nobody ever invites me to a pizza party. This is outrageous. This is outrageous. Again, I apologize to even have to say these things. You're not gonna get this from Clea Buck. You're not gonna get this from Dan Bongino. You're not gonna get this from anybody who tries to be a reputable person because these are unreputable situations.

SPEAKER_13: 47:16

It's too ugly for TV.

SPEAKER_04: 47:19

It's too ugly for TV. But meanwhile, our deputy director of the FBI did a little interview. What keeps you up at night? What cause is dear to your heart? What cause is dear to your heart?

SPEAKER_01: 47:33

Cause is dear to my Israel. Defense of Israel.

SPEAKER_04: 47:37

Oh, okay. I thought it might be going after kids at Pedo Island or the abusers, but no, we gotta defend Israel. It's funny how Israel has this nonstop tie into uh Epstein, non-stop, the Goyim, Ehud Barak, the whole uh what are we doing? Have you been? I'm so glad. I'm so glad the guy that we sent to be the deputy director of the FBI, near to his heart, of all the things he could have said, said the defense of Israel. The defense of Israel.

SPEAKER_13: 48:07

Have you been getting the uh things in your posts or in your feed that say that Epstein's still alive?

SPEAKER_04: 48:12

Oh yeah, I don't believe it is so actually great, Ron. That's an excellent discussion. I'll I'll go ahead and say it now. Because who cares at this point? Like, I mean, I mean, what are we doing? Right? Guy in prison, Chase, paraplegic, rolling around the track on an electric wheelchair, big dreads, interesting guy. I pulled up on him one day, and uh, there's a couple other guys talking, and they they actually pulled me over and they're like, Hey, you're J Sixer, come on over here, and we start talking. And Chase kind of sits there quietly listening to my story, and he goes, Yeah, I got something similar. He goes, I was in I was in the cell block with Jeffrey Epstein. And he goes, I saw a video, the officers after he was killed. I saw a video that they showed me on a cell phone of him being strangled by guards or people in guards uniforms. And he says, That night I went to take my medication. Allegedly, I passed out. I woke up from a coma a month and a half later. So the BOP says he fell, hit his back, broke his back, took him to the ER coma for a month and a half, right? But he broke his back in seven places. So I mean, sounds more like a beating to me than a fall. Okay. Wakes up, and the guard that showed him the video initially is there to wake him up, shows and basically says, Hey, you know, you're gonna forget what you saw. And you, he says, in you know, whatever perfect phrase, you now have a life sentence because you're gonna carry this and you're gonna know, and it's fun for us because you can never tell. And no one will ever believe you. But we got to tell somebody. We got to brag about it. I mean, that's literally what he did. So Chase is now engaged in a lawsuit with the BOP, and he's gonna win about five million dollars for wrongful hurt, and you know, the what the BOP is saying, they got his his medication wrong, which caused this blackout, which caused him to be paralyzed for life. Oh my gosh. And uh where's he at now? I don't care. I don't even I don't I don't even want to point him out because stab, stab, stab, he could be gone. Never mind. Okay, but he's there, he's out there. I mean, if somebody is out there, figure it out. Go pull him in as a testimony. You can you've got the whatever. Anyways, I believe he's dead. Okay, I believe he's dead. I believe they killed him. I believe they killed him because powerful people had to take him out to prevent him from being an issue. And now what's happening is this is a limited hangout. Because when the idea that Jeffrey Epstein's still alive, oh look, he's in Israel, oh look, he's in Argentina, oh look, he went to Antarctica. Nobody's asking because we also found out last week that the noose that he hung himself with was not the noose that killed him. So where's the noose? The DOJ's official position is he hung himself, but the Federal Bureau of Investigation's official position is we don't know with what. And we know that his hymen bone was broken, which means he was most likely strangled, which supports what I say from firsthand account. Not that they body doubled him and switched him out and took him somewhere else. That's a limited hangout to get you to stop asking why did somebody in the BOP take him out? Well, why okay?

SPEAKER_13: 51:05

This might be a waste of time and might not be uh worth it, but what if they let that guy live just so that he could leak the story to you just like this that he died because I saw the video? Could be too, we don't know. I mean, because I don't know why we you would let somebody like that live. I mean, really, honestly.

SPEAKER_04: 51:24

Here's the thing facts don't matter. Yeah, why would you?

unknown: 51:26

Right.

SPEAKER_04: 51:27

Does Epstein really serve a purpose once he's been exposed? No, he's dead. Yeah, he's dead. Even if they body doubled him, they just shot him in the parking lot. Let's be frank. You know what I mean? That's all those barrels of sulfuric acid, they held one out for him. Yeah, like uh listen, I don't know. They they honestly, if they exhumed his body and said the DNA was not his, if your default position is, well, that means he's alive, you don't understand that the CIA is already five steps ahead of you. They already thought, okay, what are we gonna say if this gets uncovered? And then what are we gonna say if this gets uncovered? That's that's how sociopaths operate. They already know four lies down the road what they're gonna say before you even uncover the first lie. Yeah, that's what a limited hangout does. They'll give you when you get the little grain of truth, they'll sprinkle in a whole bunch of shh to misdirect you. And that's what the Epstein still alive is. It's a misdirect. He, in my opinion, he's dead. And anybody who says he's not dead is falling sucker to the fact that you're not asking who actually killed him. That's the real question.

SPEAKER_15: 52:31

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04: 52:31

Okay. Okay, so now you find out that almost everything ties back to Pfizer. So here's Nicholas uh Boris Nikolik, president of Pfizer, emailing Jeffrey Epstein. Uh, he's basically saying, here's all the people, Jamie Diamond, Jamie. The panel we be um will be in front of a crowd of 250, including many outside guests, HNWIs, foundations, pharma companies, etc. After the battle, there's a 20-minute meeting with key GHIF investors, blah, blah, blah. Goes through Jamie Diamond, um, all these names, right? All these names. President Pfizer, Carlin Roan, President of Pfizer, Chief Investment Officer. These are all Pfizer directors. And uh he says, uh, he says, not for sending out just for your info. So he's inviting Epstein to go to this Pfizer panel. So, you know, I mean, you know, people that are killing everybody with their vaccines and whatnot. It's they're all tied in. It all ties in. World Economic Forum, Vatican, Massad, MI6, CIA, every corrupt and nefarious organization that operates in the shadows, every single one of them was somehow working with Epstein, somehow doing their bidding, somehow in this thing. And it's extremely uncomfortable to consider. Because how do you flush these people out of power when the Georgia Bureau of Investigations won't even investigate election fraud he saw with his own eyes? How do you do it when you call the AG and they say, go talk to a cop and give a report? You talk to the cop and the cop says, You got to give this to the AG, and you end up running from building to building with a crime in your hand to a report, and nobody will take the report. You're a whistleblower. You've seen the thing firsthand.

SPEAKER_13: 54:05

But they just want you to give up.

SPEAKER_04: 54:07

Fired, buried, debanked, prosecuted, and away we go. And meanwhile, people who are sincere and trying to actually do good things get caught up because, of course, one fraud leads to another fraud, leads to another fraud, and nobody can clean house because they themselves are guilty. It's that whole, you know, he was without sin cast the first stone. Everybody's walking around carrying their sins in their backs. They won't throw the stones because they know it'll get thrown back at them, right? Everybody's in a glass house here. And there are good people out there trying to do good things. You know, there are clinics out there that are trying to help people with autism. There are places out there that are trying to give legitimate hospice care and child care. But in a place like Minnesota now, where they have now officially put out the statement 90% of autism care is fraudulent. And so you know what the solution is? Because it has to be the solution. There are no other solutions. When you can reach 90% fraud, you can't fix it as it is. No, you have to cut all the funding off. What's the collateral damage of that?

SPEAKER_26: 55:10

Spotless record, and you're being punished for it right now. We're gonna be shut down because people stole money. So now all my kids and everyone else's kids and disabled adults are gonna be the ones that pay for the fraud. I'm not gonna come up with$250,000. This will put us under, and it's very unfair to discharge 200 plus kids because the government doesn't just throw a bomb on us. Is it just wrong?

SPEAKER_06: 55:47

200 children. I'm sure you probably have to look at this news. Some of their parents may not be open much longer. How they take in that? What are they planning to do?

SPEAKER_26: 55:57

They're stunned. I mean, I saw four of them yesterday. Um, you know, I it's it's I'll make big crystals or it's terrible.

SPEAKER_04: 56:08

We don't need, I mean, it goes on for another 16 minutes, but you get the point. Legitimate caregivers, the few that are out there, are being punished because Tim Waltz, the governor, couldn't prosecute fraud, probably because he was taking campaign donations. Or we might find out Tim fraud Tim Waltz owns some of the buildings that these Medicaid places are renting.

SPEAKER_15: 56:31

Huh? Huh?

SPEAKER_04: 56:34

Who owns the building? When I see these empty buildings taking big amounts of money, I think that's a real estate scam. They're buying the real estate using government money to pay the mortgages off. That's what they're doing. They're not providing services, they're collecting real estate assets.

SPEAKER_13: 56:47

Yep. And watching them appreciate. I mean, even they can appreciate or depreciate, they are still a value to you know as an asset on somebody's balance sheet somewhere, somehow.

SPEAKER_04: 56:58

Yep, exactly. Now, again, these these Epstein people, and I say Epstein people because Epstein touched everybody, these people have been around a while and they sneak into places you wouldn't expect. There's a podcast we play often called the All-in Podcast. One of those guys on there, his name is Jason. They call him Fat Jason. Palmer Lucky, who's Palmer Lucky? He's the guy who who is the defense contractor. He was one of the inventors of Oculus, worked at Meta, and then he got run out of Meta. Why did he get run out of Meta? Because he made a donation to Trump. And then they ran him out. So Palmer Lucky put this up post up. He says, for more information on Jason's relationship, Jason is the guy who ran him out of Meta. Relationship with convicted sex offender Jeff Shish, and you can refer to my previous tweets. And he said, At Jason, who's at Jason, just so you guys can see who he is. This is at Jason right here. Okay. So we've seen his face many times. Okay. So that's at Jason. They call him Fat Jason. At Jason said 10 plus times, all recorded, that he only knew Epstein in the 90s. He was actually helping Epstein through the 2000s and 2010s, even after the child sex trafficking conviction. Then he tells his story. Man starts VR company, donates to Trump. This is a quote from Jason. Total moron, no moral compass. Man rapes children. Hey pal. Here's an email from fat fat chicken to Epstein in 2011 post-conviction. Hey pal! Running out to do a kid's birthday party. We'll dig up their info. You know the source. Those are the folks who are trying to build a business. They are the crazy open source folks who are radicals. Their motivation is more in line with Wikipedia or WikiLeaks or Wikipedia. I had these guys on my TV show on the web, YouTube, startups, Gavin Anderson, Amir Balket, Bitcoin. Uh hey, pal. Hey, pal. Oh, Paul Merlucky's got no moral compass. We gotta run him out of Facebook. Okay. Yeah. Dirty, dirty folks. And uh, we all know, uh, we don't all, you guys don't all know Namie Wolf. I don't know if I've ever played a clip from Namie Wolf. She used to be one of the advisors for Bill Clinton. She worked in the Clinton White House, and she is a she's a devout Democrat. Okay, but the pandemic opened her eyes, red build her because women's health and women's equality, she's a feminist. She's a straight-up feminist, okay? But she's a feminine. She's a woman, right? She wants women's issues addressed and things like that. So when the COVID struck out, she was really drawn to like the infertility problems and the miscarriages, and she dug and dug and dug. And when they got the Pfizer docs released, she organized teams of lawyers, 2,000 lawyers, I think the number was, to dig through these documents and get it all. These were her conclusions.

SPEAKER_22: 59:42

The centerpiece of the Pfizer papers is an intentional attack on human sexuality, and especially on women and babies. They killed the babies and they knew it. They poisoned the breast milk and they knew it. They damaged the placentas and they knew it. They lowered the sperm count and they knew it. Um they killed they they they have a chart of the babies they're injuring. They have a chart of the women's monstrual cycles that they're disrupting. Um they concluded that babies were dying in utero due to maternal exposure to the vaccine. And this is the document that went to Dr. Walensky, and then she gave a press conference saying you've got to, you know, get a vaccine, a COVID vaccine before, during, or after your pregnancy. So this is satanic, right? This is satanic on a on a massive level. And you look at Borla and and you look at, you know, the fact that they knew they were doing this, which if you read the Pfizer papers, you cannot conclude otherwise. Um, and and this 13 to 20 percent drop in live births. So I guess what I'm trying to say is they tried to kill us. You know, they tried to wipe us out, they tried to sterilize us. A lot of people died. There's gonna be horrible struggles with fertility, but we survived and the truth came out.

SPEAKER_04: 1:00:56

We survived and the truth came out because guess what? Peasants gotta live here no matter who's in charge. I have a brother-in-law who quotes somebody else, I can't remember his name, but he always says, This other guy tells him, you know, you've got to be as fit and healthy as you can because when DARPA comes for you, you need to be strong enough to survive. Sorry to have a lot of. Uh, let me just check who this was. This is from uh vaccine uh Dr. Uh Dr. Marcus Zervos admits that Dell Bigtree and Alan Shuri were right. Okay, so this is one of the doctors that on TV will get up and tell you, take your vaccine, do this, do that, just like these Pfizer execs. They know exactly what they're doing, but they're telling you they're not. Here's a hidden camera.

SPEAKER_18: 1:01:38

I'll never forget. You said you've been saying something and watched your videos that I had an issue with. You said that they cannot say that vaccines are safe because they've never done the proper safety studies. And you said to me, I actually researched that because I wanted to like see if that was true. And I'm and you said I I'm sorry to have to report to you that you're actually right about that. But then proper safety studies have not been done.

SPEAKER_17: 1:02:03

And to now, too. It's same thing. I I I I I still say it no, the proper safety studies haven't been done.

SPEAKER_04: 1:02:12

That's casual admission. Of course, not on TV for the cameras, you know, just over dinner with a friend. Yeah, yeah, I've I've said it before, you know, privately. Yeah, of course they're trying to kill you. Dell Pigtree's right. You know, these people are right. Hey, you know, Pizzagate, Q, when do they get their apology? When people have died over this nonsense. Reporters and whistleblowers, and now it's like, dude, I cannot believe that you've got presidents and prime ministers and princes emailing each other about pizza and grape soda on an island and then saying the last pizza was really horny. Okay. Um, five alarm fire? I think we have a problem here. Now, of course, you know, they want to spin it constantly to be somehow Trump's involved with this. Trump. Listen, he was next-door neighbors to Epstein. Listen, billionaires know billionaires. There's not a ton of them. Okay. But even at the Super Bowl and the Super Bowl um interview he had, he gets asked, are you gonna come in and testify like Bill Clinton?

SPEAKER_08: 1:03:22

It is a shame. NBC News broke the story today. I don't know if you saw it that the Democrats are already saying if you bring President Bill Clinton and he has to testify, we're bringing President Trump. What do you say to that?

SPEAKER_01: 1:03:32

Yeah, I think they might say that, you know, but they've already brought me. See, I've been brought. Uh they had me indicted uh many, many times. Many, many times. They didn't do that to Atlanta.

SPEAKER_08: 1:03:43

Do you think if the Democrats win in the brought me, man?

SPEAKER_04: 1:03:48

I'm squeaky clean. I love it. I made it through the gauntlet. There you go. You don't you don't have to bring me in for deposition. All right, guys. I it all comes down to elections. This cabal has stolen elections from us. There's just no doubt about it. I mean, we've covered this exhaustively. If you're a regular listener to this show, this is no no nothing new to you, right? Elections are the only tool we the people have. We do not have a monopoly on violence. When we use violence, whether we have the facts right or not, the narrative is always against you. It's always against you, right? The civil rights movement worked when they finally stopped fighting back. When they went into the segregated restaurants and sat with their hands behind their back while dogs attacked them and fire hoses got leashed on them. Nonviolent resistance can get sympathy, but if you fight back, you don't get any sympathy. And I know that because in January 6th, a lot of people did not have sympathy for us because we fought back. Okay. So our vote is so important to be able to change the direction of our country because whether we like it or not, whether you're libertarian or not, whether you're a sovereign citizen or not, they have a monopoly on violence and nobody will stop them. Apparently, they have a monopoly on the checkbook, they have a monopoly on the money printer, they have a monopoly on policy making, they have a monopoly on owning government buildings and taking rent checks. They have a lot of monopolies, okay? You can't fight them openly like that. You got to control your eyes, your dollars, and your clicks, and your votes. Those are your votes. Okay. In a world where your vote doesn't count, eyes, dollars, and clicks are all you got. But we have an opportunity right now with a Republican House and a Republican Senate, rhino though some of them may be, and possibly part of the cabal and illegally elected they may be. We have a moment where if the people put enough political pressure and they give Donald Trump enough political capital, he can put in place some structural reforms that will maybe give we the people a chance to change the direction of the ship ourselves without having to revert to a strongman or a king. Right now, given the political landscape, I could make a very articulate argument to return to the divine right of kings. Let's find ourselves a king. At least then we know who to blame. You know what I'm saying? The difference between a right wing totalitarian government and a left-wing totalitarian government is in a right wing totalitarian government, the trash gets picked up every week. Because if it doesn't, they know who to blame. In a left-wing totalitarian government, if the trash doesn't get picked up, they'll bounce you around from committee to committee, from person who says, Oh no, go talk to them and file a report. Okay, that's the difference. So in a world where everything's gone to crap, our entire financial system is tied into pedophiles and their networks and double payments. And, you know, hey, when they cut off all these Medicaid payments and all these inappropriate healthcare payments and all that stuff, what's the real estate market gonna do? What's the job market gonna do? What's your local bodega that's collecting money from the people that are taking the grift gonna do? This is catastrophic. You can see why even Donald Trump is hesitant to like go, go, go. Because what do you do? What do you do? What do you replace it with? You know, sometimes it's easy for us who live on a couple acres and have some distance to think that everything's fine. But what do you do when you live on floor 35 in a apartment in Boston, Massachusetts, and you only have a pint of milk in the fridge? What do you do? These are scary things. Which is why Donald Trump was asked yesterday in the Super Bowl interview, which I'm really glad he did it. He was asked about the elections.

SPEAKER_01: 1:07:31

Well, you know, we're working on uh the Save America Act, which is gonna secure up our a lot of things, but secure up our voting. I think people would like to do it, and I think Democrats would too. You know, when you go to voter ID and you ask Democrats, it's falling at 82% with Democrats. I'm not talking about Democrat politicians, I'm talking about Democrats. Uh we have to do something about our voting. We need strong borders, we need a fair press, which we don't have, and we need, and very importantly, we need the strong voter, the fair press, and we need fair elections. We need elections where people aren't able to cheat. And we're gonna do that. I'm gonna do that, I'm gonna get it done. And by the way, it polls, even with Democrats, they want that.

SPEAKER_09: 1:08:17

We should note voter ID rules do have wide public support, but the vast majority of Democrats on Capitol Hill oppose them.

SPEAKER_04: 1:08:27

You know, all of you listening probably think that's the most obvious common sense statement, but just so you know, the Democrats on Capitol Hill totally oppose it. And therein lies the problem. Everybody wants to accuse Donald Trump of being a pedophile protector, which by the way, Tim Dillon, you can go to hell. Okay, everybody wants to accuse him of being a part of this or whatever. Guys, real politics you can't just go in and take Tina Peters out because Governor Polis has an army. And not only that, but he's got the people in positions of power that are part of the cabal, whatever it is, whether they're directly involved or they're participants in it by collecting rents and patronage and all the stuff that goes with it. This is real power. These are real bullets, there are real consequences. Just because the president says it, it's beencome obvious doesn't mean it gets done. Policy is just people. Laws are only as good as the parchment they're written on if we agree to follow them. Elections matter. So that's my Monday show. I hope I didn't depress you guys. Listen, we have to smile at this. We have to be resilient in the face of this nonsense. We peasants will survive this. We will come out the other side. Could be could be fine. I mean, life could just go on completely normal, and this is just a show to entertain you every morning. It could get really bad. I mean, we could go the Venezuela route. I don't know. But we will survive this. So we have to see it with clear eyes, call it for what it is, and stop playing their game.

SPEAKER_13: 1:10:03

If we were just doing an entertainment show, I really hope we would come up with better material than this.

SPEAKER_04: 1:10:10

I was I was at my son's basketball game this weekend, and um this gal sat next to me, one of the you know, kids on the other team's parent uh parents, and she was saying something about my kids playing basketball for a couple of years. I was like, Oh, I don't know, I wasn't here because I was in prison. Oh, what were you in prison for? I'm one of the January 6th defendants. Oh my gosh, right? And so we went on talking. And uh multiple times she says, Well, at least you're smiling, like you're telling me this horrible story and you're laughing about it. I'm like, I don't know what else to do. Like, this is hilarious. I mean, you can the script writes itself, the jokes write themselves. The guilty people punish the innocent people, right? And then when you find out, it's like it's just hilarious. It's it is a what is it, what is it, uh a tragic, a tragic comedy, or what is it, the Greek plays? You know, it's like it's a comedy up until the end when everybody's dead. I'm like, I don't know. That is the resilience we have to have. We have to laugh at these people. We have to laugh at them, we have to put their shame in their face, and we have to stop playing their game more than anything else. So, all right, guys, couple announcements. Don't forget to go to 1776live.us and register for Thursday night's ignite event. We would love to have you. We've got a huge audience today. A lot of you guys on Rumble. We've got people over on X. Uh, do we have any YouTube people today? What are we doing on YouTube? I can't see the whole count there. Too many requests. Try again in a moment.

SPEAKER_13: 1:11:28

I turned it off, apparently.

SPEAKER_04: 1:11:30

Did you?

SPEAKER_13: 1:11:31

I guess.

SPEAKER_04: 1:11:32

Click X on that. See that usually interesting. Well, I guess we're not streaming on Rumble today. Go in for the last second. Anyways, all of you guys that are watching us on Facebook, and those of you that are watching us on uh X, please, please, please jump on over to Rumble and subscribe. Be a part of the Rumble Nation, the Rumble group, because that's our home. That's where we do most of our live chatting, and you'll get notifications anytime we go live or do anything like that. So please, please, please go over and subscribe on Rumble. And those of you that are listening, please consider reposting the show, commenting on the show, you know, liking, thumbs up, anything to help increase the algorithm. You are a huge part of this. We do not pay for advertising, we rarely even pull clips. So if any of you want to make clips, feel free.

SPEAKER_13: 1:12:15

Then where else can you get content like this? I mean, yeah, where else is covered with stuff like we do.

SPEAKER_04: 1:12:20

Yeah, and and you know, I know there's a lot of people that do deep dives, and I encourage you to listen to it all, but for me, it's just this matters to us. I don't care about topics that don't touch us, right? I don't care about it. I I really don't. I care about topics that touch us. If our governments plural, federal, state, local, right, are corrupt and even worse, satanic, then you have to be the change you want to see in the world. You cannot rely on just the next election cycle or the next pretty politician with a nice suit who says things. The skies is not gonna vote themselves out. These are not gonna vote themselves out, but they respond to public pressure. They believe, they believe you're watching the Super Bowl and you're got Jay-Z got you in a hypnotic trance and you're not paying attention. Show them otherwise. Show them otherwise. Show them otherwise. Continue to make comments on their pages, make them shut down their comments. Let them know that a persona non grata in public, right? Don't do anything violent. Never make a threat. Simply putting a barf emoji on Patty Murray's page when he just says something dumb is sufficient. That's all you need to do. You need to ratio them online. And when you do have a chance to interact with them, articulate your grievances. That's it. All right, guys, we're gonna jump over into private, which is so sad because we are rolling with such a great audience right now. All right, we're gonna roll over to private and we're gonna be talking. Did you already do it? Yep. Okay, so a couple things I want to touch on, not a whole ton here, but Senator Mark Kelly, one of the insurrection six, has officially had his pay and rank docked.

SPEAKER_10: 1:14:15

Senator Mark Kelly will have his military retirement pay cut by the Pentagon. The Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made the announcement on social media just a little while ago. Uh Kelly is a retired U.S. Navy captain. He's being punished for taking part in a video where he and other Democratic lawmakers told U.S. servicemen by being punished, you mean being held accountable that it was their duty to refuse illegal orders. Heggseth also added in his post he he he issued, and I'm quoting now, a formal letter of censure, which outlines the totality of Captain Kelly's reckless c misconduct. That's uh Hegseth's words. Pamela.

SPEAKER_04: 1:14:56

All right. Also have some breaks. I don't even care. I'm just like, yes, finally, some like that's not even accountability. The allegation, by the way, is treason. Okay. We're gonna dock your pay and probably drop your rank here eventually. Okay, at least there's something wrong. They they put a score on the board. I mean, it was a it was a it was a layout, but it was a free throw. Oh, I'm sorry, you'll still get your congressional pension, yeah, and you're probably got who knows what military industrial contracts, but yeah, we're gonna take away your half retirement pay.

SPEAKER_13: 1:15:35

Yeah, exactly.

SPEAKER_04: 1:15:37

But either way, it's significant because that means the the Department of War has determined that there was illegal behavior which required accountability.

SPEAKER_13: 1:15:48

Some action of some kind of some kind.

SPEAKER_04: 1:15:51

A determined determination was made that what they did was in fact wrong.

SPEAKER_13: 1:15:57

In a world where we see very little action for accountability. Yes, very little.

SPEAKER_04: 1:16:04

So we celebrate it when we see it. Now, the other seditious six are dealing with the DOJ, and they're refusing to go in and testify on their own behalf, which is because they got nothing to say. Literally, you've got no defense for this when you really break it down. So that's good. We'll see if the DOJ actually brings any accountability. Here's another little thing, and this is with the Jeffrey Epstein stuff. I just want to post this. So this has to do with this idea that they're cannibals. Now there's another video where uh I can't remember his name, he's the streamer that was like, if the 2020 election was stolen, I thought it was, right? I'm eat my I'll eat crow kind of thing. So he's going through these Epstein files and he finds out the whole jerky connection to pizza, jerky being the flesh. Okay. So then this woman goes through, and I'm not gonna play that clip, but it's it's circulating widely. And if you're online, you may or may not see it. But this clip right here, this woman is pointing out this little vintage that video that Jeffrey Epstein took. We'll just clip clip through this pretty quickly.

SPEAKER_20: 1:17:05

Sure, and my dad's old folklore story about kuru, which is a prion disorder that you get from eating human brains in the spinal cord. And then someone sent me this email where they went and they searched the word prion. And this is a mathematic equation that Jeffrey Epstein is trying to create to be able to determine when the mutation happens inside healthy prions that create guru. This is the email from Jeffrey Epstein to Martin Nowak, and it reads Maybe like mathematics, we should devise a system of symbols to represent actions and actors. Death, life, division, cooperation, degree of life, prion virus growth, disease, the grammar for the new language, life before death, mutation in its various forms. Right now we only have rate, etc. Liaise, lysis, metatasis, aggressiveness, receptor strength, etc. Now, Kuru is a disease that was found in the brain. It is a neurological disorder that you get from ingesting human brains and spinal cords and ingesting mutated prions. So this essentially is a prion. It is a folded protein. This right here, the curly cues, that's what you want. That is full activity. But when they mutate, they turn flat. And that is what they're trying to control in the mathematic equation in this email. The more that your prions go flat and mutate, the more your body reacts in your brain. These all hang out in your brain, mostly around your cerebellum. They control and can hinder motor function. Um, you go into hysterical laughing fits, you start having tremors and shaking as if you have MS. But Kuru is also very similar to CJ. Do you remember Hillary Clinton?

SPEAKER_04: 1:18:33

Just saying, it's in the medical textbook that that's a side effect of Kuru.

SPEAKER_20: 1:18:37

And CJD, which is Kreuzfeldt Jacob's disease, which I'm sure you've heard of, it's a prion disorder that can naturally make your prions mutate. The main difference between CJD and Kuru is that Kuru gives you the laughing fits in the body reactions, while CJD presents itself as rapid mental decline or dementia first. How many Hollywood celebrities, how many fake politicians have just randomly out of nowhere gotten dementia-like symptoms? The second part of this email has a subject line of mad cow disease and then goes into a lady who is reporting on the effects of mad cow disease and the way that it reacts in the body. Which the animal version of Kuru and CJD is mad cow disease because it reacts the exact same way with folded and unfolded mutated prions in your brain. They want to create that mathematical equation to know when and how long you have until the prions in your brain snap and mutate and make you crazy. We should devise as the sum of symbols to represent actions and actors. The actors are the prions, the actions are the mutations. Death, life, division, cooperation. When do these prions die and mutate straight? How much life do you get out of them? Division and cooperation. What are the actions that are going to make things devise or cooperate in what is going to actually bring a better degree of life? Or can you measure at what point those prions die? Prion virus growth and the disease. And then the grammar for the new language life before death, mutation in its various forms, meaning that they want to measure the state of your mentality as things mutate, not as you went from perfectly healthy to being fully mutated. Right now we only have rate, etc., and then gives examples of things to measure, like liase, lysis, which is cell combustion, metatathis, which is cancer spreading, aggressiveness, receptor strength. They're essentially trying to study the way that they would react to doing these crazy insane things, like eating human brains. And the only way that they had to study their hypothesis of this mathematical and biological equation is on animals that are infected with mad cow disease, which is the animal version of Kuru or CJD. And this is not a mad cow. This is just the really creepy cow statue that was on Epstein's island that could be seen from the water that was moved every single day, sometimes multiple times a day around the island. And I'm sure it's not connected in any way. Just when you think it can't get any worse, you find something like this.

SPEAKER_04: 1:20:41

And the big thing is him, it's this video here, right? This is this is a symptom of Kuru. He's going, hey, look at what I got going on here. Yeah. People originally thought that was herpes. Maybe. I don't know. Deep, dark, dark stuff. Now, there's a book that's by the John, it's not by the John Birch Society. I can't remember the the author. Um, but it says to the victor go the myths and the monuments. This idea that whoever wins whatever narrative war and ultimately takes power gets to rewrite history to support their divine right or their authentic, you know, right to rule.

SPEAKER_13: 1:21:26

Whatever their position is. Yeah.

SPEAKER_04: 1:21:29

And so a lot of times whatever happens is after these conflicts, the the winners go through and erase all the bad guys out of their history to make sure they're just the good guys. You know, this is why we don't learn very much about George Washington's spies or the dungeon stuff camp. And we don't learn about Abraham Lincoln going through and imprisoning people who just held the wheel.

SPEAKER_13: 1:21:49

George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. It's all good.

SPEAKER_04: 1:21:51

It's all good. Yeah. So there just happens to be a lot of like stories that are out there that we tell ourselves. I mean, these are literally like the George Washington and the Apple Tree stories. Like, yeah, it's not true. And we can go through No, no, it's a cherry tree. Come on. There's a lesson to be learned here. Okay. Now, I have learned in my life, don't ever tell a myth or a fiction as a truth. Don't tell a story as a history. Tell them it's a story. Let them draw the meaning out of a story, the parable in it. Okay. But don't tell it as a history because then people think it's real. Don't ever meet your heroes. They're not very heroic. Okay. Now, there's the old story of Helen Keller, right? You know Helen Keller was dumb and mute and deaf and blind and whatever. Yeah. And do you know that we don't have one ability? We only know her words through her assistant, her caretaker.

SPEAKER_13: 1:22:39

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_04: 1:22:40

She's the only one that could understand her version of sign language or interpret what she was reading in Braille. Crazy. It's all her. Like Helen Keller was a deaf, dumb mute girl that couldn't communicate with anybody. Nobody. Zero people, but her. Yeah. It's like completely a fabricated story, right? Now, I've used quotes from Helen Keller that I have since realized were her caretakers' quotes. That was dragging her around the country for speeches to collect money, being like Helen Keller says that you have to see with your spiritual eyes. You know what I mean? Like it's pretty funny.

SPEAKER_13: 1:23:17

We got to reattribute all those quotes.

SPEAKER_04: 1:23:19

Yeah. Now, there turns there's another story in history that has a strong female character, Harriet Tubman. Harriet Tubman, what a great historical figure. What a good story to tell black people about, you know, being in the face of oppression and and uh you know, a handful of black women and a few black slaves that are totally illiterate can outsmart the smartest slave catchers in police you know operations. Total, totally a great story. Turns out, narratives over facts. You've lived your whole life believing that narrative. Turns out when you actually dig into it. Day six of exposing black history, because like it literally didn't even happen.

SPEAKER_03: 1:24:01

We've all heard the legend of Harriet Tubman in school, right? The Moses of the Underground Railroad. She led hundreds and hundreds of slaves to their freedom. She's on stamps. Schools are named after her. Confederate monuments are taken down and replaced with statues of her. She may even replace Andrew Jackson on the$20 bill. I mean, that's pretty cool, right? The problem is it's all just like literally made up. At age 13, around 1834 or so, Araminta Ross, which is her birth name, was shopping in a general store in Maryland. An enslaved teen tried to escape, and the overseer threw a two-pound iron weight at this guy, but it missed and smashed into the skull of young Araminta, and she almost died and suffered very severe head trauma from this. So for the rest of her life, she was dealing with very severe headaches, seizures. She would just blackout randomly. How is it that someone with chronic blackouts can lead nighttime raids or guide groups through swamps? I mean, historical records show that she struggled with basic tasks. Okay, but maybe she just is that good. Maybe she's her. So what's the problem with the claims themselves? I'm so glad you asked. There are virtually no primary sources from her time to corroborate any of this. That whole like extravagant bounty that slaveholders supposedly put on her head, no evidence of that. Her 19 rescue trips, freeing 300 slaves, it's like totally made up. Even if you just Google it right now, they're like, eh, there's probably like 60 stops. Okay, so where did the myth come from? Well, there were two key writers involved in this. The first was Sarah H. Bradford, whose books on Tubman are, according to Chesson, pseudobiographical narratives, and they have no standing as sources of historical information because Bradford cobbled together a bunch of uncorroborated stories, exaggerating all this stuff for drama and for sales. And Bradford later admitted to literally just relying on whatever Tubman said without any verification. And frankly, we cannot be relying on people with lifelong severe brain damage. And this guy was a Marxist journalist for the black newspaper Chicago Defender. And in the 1940s, he wrote quote-unquote history books on Tubman with zero primary sources, motivated purely by his dislike of white people. So, as a radical, he just twisted Tubman's story into propaganda for civil rights, ignoring her disabilities to create this kind of like invincible icon, this kind of like superhero figure. And by the way, that myth only exists to prop up narratives about black queens outsmarting and outrunning racist white people. And if she did it, well then you should too. You should resist systems of white supremacy by any means necessary. So the point of these stories is not history, it's just creating propaganda against America. Like that's literally it. Truth matters. Also, I love black people.

SPEAKER_04: 1:26:22

Opposing black history. He's probably married to one. He looks like one of those guys that marries a black person. Not a problem. No problems with that. I don't have any problems with that. Okay. History is a lot of propaganda. Now, you know, revisionist history wants to go back and judge the past by the standard of today. That is inappropriate. We don't go back and judge George Washington or Thomas Jefferson based on our standards today. You it's like the Bible says, you judge Noah in his day. He was a great man considering the time frame he lived in. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson were great men considering the time frame they lived in, where their peers were all slave owners, and so were they. They were born into it. But they gave us the tools to stop it. That's a great man in his day. Okay. Harriet Tubman, I don't know. She's a great woman. Whatever. I'm so sorry that she had migraines her whole life. That is that is horrible. The situation that a slave tried to run away and she ended up taking the damage, that sucks. But communists have propped her up to create a narrative. And that narrative behaves like fact. It's not. It's not.

SPEAKER_13: 1:27:30

And who are the great men in our day?

SPEAKER_04: 1:27:33

I don't think Donald Trump's one. I mean, if he fixes elections, I'll call him a great man.

SPEAKER_15: 1:27:39

Okay.

SPEAKER_04: 1:27:40

Never meet your heroes. Right? Don't put people on pedestals. There's a reason why there's only been one Jesus. And people didn't even like him. Don't put people on pedestals. Everybody puts their pants on one leg at a time. Everybody struggles with interpersonal relationships. Everybody has their moments.

SPEAKER_13: 1:27:57

Even Charlie Kirk. Everybody will eventually. Disappoint you somehow.

SPEAKER_04: 1:28:01

Yep. I listened to uh at the Super Bowl, there was a commercial with Charlie Kirk. I think it was a Hillsdale commercial. Beautiful commercial. The words Charlie Cook said were moving. Charlie Kirk didn't live that standard. Rest in peace. He didn't. I mean, you can go find verifiable things that happened and whatever. But that's not the point. The point he is just like Christianity says, look at Jesus as the archetype of perfection. That's what we ascribe to. We all fall short of the glory of God. Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump, everybody. The reason that Christianity creates amazing civilizations is because we never accept ourselves as whole. We always strive to improve, be better. Strive.

SPEAKER_13: 1:28:51

One thing I'll say about Charlie Kirk is that he I think he had his tent facing the right way.

SPEAKER_04: 1:28:56

We strive towards perfection. Yes. That's the point. We aim that direction. And we say those words and we try to apply them personally. We are all hypocrites. That's why we need an atonement, a salvation, a savior. That narrative, when you live it like truth, allows you to change. One of the other things, too, and it's too bad we didn't mention this in the uh public site, which I see we just got a new listener in our private. That's great. Thanks for joining us. Um we want to strive towards the ideal. We want to constantly improve, right? And we the people have done that as a civilization. Uh the other side, that satanic demonic side that worships death in all of its forms, right? Uh we've been a little bit too projecting our virtue onto them, assuming that they're one of us.

SPEAKER_13: 1:29:55

Absolutely.

SPEAKER_04: 1:29:56

It's time to kind of change that mentality quite a bit, I think. Uh so, anyways, uh that's the message. Uh we can do better. Uh facts don't win, narratives do. We need to take the facts that are true and we need to push those narratives because there are true narratives. Uh there are true timelines, timelines that you can rely on, right? Uh I believe that truth sets us free, illusion keeps us enslaved. Um, if you believe something that's premised and something that's false, ultimately it will collapse under its own weight.

SPEAKER_13: 1:30:31

Half truths are lies.

SPEAKER_04: 1:30:32

Half truths are lies. I would rather know that the elections are stolen. I would rather know that we're being led by satanic pedophiles and whatever, because then I can make decisions for my life that avoid entangling my affairs with theirs. That's all you can do. Be the change you want to see in the world. You vote with your eyes, your dollars, and your clicks, and every now and then with a ballot. All right, guys, that's it. We'll talk to you again tomorrow. Bye-bye.

SPEAKER_25: 1:31:25

What night lives in that country over there? I'm 37. What? I'm 37. I'm not old. Well, I can't just call you man. 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 looked what subjects you would automatically treat me like an inferior. Well, I am king. Oh, king, eh? Very nice. 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? King! The Britons. Who are the Britons? We all are. We are all Britons. And I am your king.

SPEAKER_24: 1:32:17

No, we have a king. I thought we're an autonomous collective.

SPEAKER_25: 1:32:20

You're fooling yourself. We're living in a dictatorship. A self-perpetuating autocracy in which the working class is. How dare you go? Bringing classes in the game. That's what it's all about. Only people, 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 a narco-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 if I seek by a civil majority in the case of purely internal affairs. Be quiet or by a two-thirds majority in the case of being quiet. I order you to be quiet. Order. 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 aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water. Signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, 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. Bequat! But you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tarp threw a sword at you. Shut up! I mean, if I went round saying I was an emperor, just because some moistened bitch had lobbed a scimitar at me, they put me away! Shut up, will you? Shut up! Now we see the violence inheriting the system! Shut up! Have we seen the violence inherited in the system? Help, help! I'm being repressed! Bloody peasant! Oh, what a giveaway! Do you hear that? Do you hear that, eh? That's what I'm on about. Do you see him repressing me? You saw it, didn't you?