The Wrap-Up Smear

They don’t need to beat you with better arguments if they can brand you first, repeat it everywhere, and then point to the repetition as “proof.” We lay out the wrap-up smear mindset in plain English and connect it to how reputations get destroyed, how institutions stay “credible” by default, and how regular people end up paying the cost when a headline turns into a label you can’t shake.

We dig into the SPLC indictment allegations and why the Charlottesville narrative still matters years later, especially when it becomes a political launchpad and a justification for censorship lists, shadow bans, and “extremism” heat maps. From there we talk about the mechanics of manipulation: informants in chat rooms, algorithms that feed each side the scariest version of the other, and the way that engineered extremes make moderates easier to steer.

Then we widen the lens. We react to calls for “accountability” inside DOJ investigations while arguing that fantasies like military tribunals can poison the rule of law for everyone. We hit Supreme Court leaks, budget reconciliation as enforcement, border and redistricting battles, and why claims of impossible vote-count spikes spark distrust. We also pivot to Iran, pressure tactics, and how sanctions reshape global power.

We end on a practical question: what happens when your access to money is used as a speech control lever? That’s where Bitcoin, self-custody, and transactional freedom come in. If you get value from this kind of independent breakdown, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find the show.

Transcript

Cold Open And Peasants Welcome

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We're getting screwed, ma'am. Every time we turn around, we're getting screwed. Well, the revolution's gonna be true podcasting for sure. That's the only way we take. It's the little guys, the little guys that take the money of everything. It's gotta stop. 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. Carlito and Tiffany off YouTube starting it off first. Good morning, space racers. I really do need to get that space race team player one t-shirt. That is like the best I've ever seen. All right, guys. It is another good day. You know, a lot of news. The Trump era is so unique because I heard someone say yesterday, how many battles can Donald Trump fight? He goes, All of them, because he knows it's just one. He fights on every front because he knows it's all one war. And he's got four years to do it because who knows what the heck is going to happen in 2028. Carlitz, good morning, Space Racers again from Rumble. Uh Pony Boy, good morning, uh uh Ron.

unknown 1:50

Yeah.

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Sorry.

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You got Speed Racer instead of Space Racers. It's got to be space racing. Oh man, what a good day. What a good day. It is getting bright early. I get in here at like six and the sun's already up.

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I know.

Simultaneous Sip And Seinfeld Plate Joke

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You know, the lighting gets flushed out. Maybe when the light finally flushes out on the screen, you can come turn down our spotlight and see if we can't make it natural lighting. All right, guys. I know why you show up bright and early, and we've got some people that are going to pile in after the simultaneous sip. It's just the way it is. Got a good episode for you guys today. And I know why you showed up. You're here for the simultaneous sip. And all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tankard, a chalice, a stein, a canteen, jugger, flas, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid, and join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, that thing that makes everything better. The simultaneous sip. And it starts right now.

SPEAKER_32 2:51

No, no, these don't belong to me. I'm uh I'm not the ass man. I think there's been a mistake. What's your name again? Cosmo Kramer. Cosmo Kramer. You are the Ass Man. So, did you get your new plates? Oh. Yeah, I got my new plates. They mixed them up. Somebody got mine, and I got their vanity plates. What do they say? Ask Man. Ass man, Jerry. I'm Cosmo Kramer, the Ass Man. Who would order a license plate that says Ast Men? Or it could be a proctologist. Yeah. Can I help you? Uh yeah, Dr. Cosmo Kramer, Proctology.

The Wrap-Up Smear Playbook

SPEAKER_18 3:44

A little side-build humor for you. We call that the wrap-up smear, right? So I uh I saw that clip. I was like, I gotta work it in. It's gonna work somehow. Okay, so this is Nancy Pelosi. You guys might remember this. This is when she explained in a very grandiose way the Democrats' dirty little secret. This is used by all politicians. It's called the wrap-up smear.

SPEAKER_00 4:10

And it's a diversionary tactic, it's a self-fulfilling problem. You demonize, and then you it we call it the wrap-up smear. If you want to talk politics, call it the wrap-up smear. You smear somebody with falsehoods and all the rest, and then you merchandise it. And then you write it, and they'll say, see, it's reported in the press that this, this, this, and this. So they have that validation that the press reported the smear. And then it's called the wrap-up smear. Now I'm going to merchandise the press's report on the smear that we made. It's it's a tactic. And it's it's it's self-evident.

January 6 Stigma And Pardons

SPLC Charlottesville And Manufactured Hate

SPEAKER_18 4:47

We're going to merchandise the smear that we made that we got you guys in the press to report. And that validates our smear, anonymous sourcing, ladies and gentlemen. That is called the wrap-up smear. And that explains so much of what the Demopartic does. Just like when the state of New York gave Cosmo Kramer ass man plates, right? It could be a smear, but Cosmo Kramer's smarter than that. He turned around and turned it into something good. He got free parking. I feel like I was wrap-up smeared when they said you're a terrorist. I'm like, no, I'm a patriot protester. Nope, you're a terrorist. Go to jail. So, one of the things that I did get some good news yesterday, the January Sixers have been under, even after our pardons and everything. It's not like the whole United States, you know, was like, oh God, those guys were innocent. No, a lot of people think that we were terrorists that were let out by Donald Trump, who's trying to create a private army of loyalists that he's freed from prison, right? These horrible criminals. I'll never forget Joy Reed on MS NBC at the time. I was sitting in prison and we're flipping channels, right? We're watching the news, but during commercials, we flip channels. So we flip it onto MS NBC, and Joy Reed had a show on at the same time as Laura Ingram, which is when the white guys would get together to watch news. That was an hour we reserved in the afternoon to watch the news and we would watch Fox. We would have done it an hour later and watched Jesse Waters, but there was some you know reality TV show that the neo-Nazis in prison all wanted to watch. And so you didn't really want to fight with them over their desired TV time. And so the uh white guys that were interested in the news would get together, and it was actually a really good, fun little watch party. So we flip over to Joy Reed, and Joy Reed's like, and Donald Trump is getting ready to pardon all these violent felons who abuse cops. And you, America, you're gonna have to deal with these people in your local Walmarts. And it was like, and everybody looks, there's two of us sitting there that are genuinely saying, and we're the most mild-mannered guys in there. We follow every rule, and they're looking over at us like, yeah, you guys are gonna be a real threat to Walmart, you know. Meanwhile, Joe Biden had already pardoned 3,000 other criminals, commuted their sentences, all the people that had crack cocaine charges. Guess what? You're not dealing crack cocaine without other charges. You plead down to the crack cocaine deal and abandon the violent assault and gun charges, and they were getting let out left and right. Those are the guys that are gonna have to be dealt with at your local Walmart. Yeah, so the wrap-up sphere. Pony Boy says, true story. I went to see a gastroentologist, and he told me I was full of shit. Of course you did. Everybody is to some degree. Pray the Rosary Daily, happy Friday, Eve. Yes, it is. Good morning, John Attackis. We are getting ready tomorrow. Lisa's flying into town today, not my mom, other Lisa mom. Uh, she's flying into town today, and tomorrow we're gonna be heading out to Spokane for a big event on Saturday. So, again, if you're anywhere within striking distance or know somebody who it is, get them over to 1776live.us so they can get tickets. Okay, so let's do a little bit of follow-up on this SPLC story because this is a major story, and it sounds like there's more to come. For those of people, most people on the right kind of ignored this whole Charlottesville thing, and it became highly focused on Donald Trump saying there's fine people on the left and right. And so the imagery that the Democrats would project, the smear that they put out there, was there's these vibrant, you know, Nazis, KKK members that came flying out of the wood with TK. Racism is just everywhere. Yep. So I want to show you Vice News, who was originally started by Gavin McGuinness, same guy who started The Proud Boys, sold it off, right? And then it became like far left. So originally it was like hard-hitting libertarian independent reporting, and then it just became another one of these smear channels. So this is uh dude, I remember when Vice News, because again, you get into you get into prison, you don't always get to decide what your race wants to watch on TV. And uh one time they were watching a Vice News piece on Zoomer or on uh what was it called? It wasn't Zoomer Waffen, it was uh oh something waffin. Anyways, it was one of these far-right hate groups that has all these subversive things online. And this guy had packed explosives, rifles, bulletproof vests, like all kinds of stuff in a in a van, and he was heading to a nuclear power plant in Florida, and he was gonna basically explode and kill himself and cause all kinds of damage. And he got caught, right? Because they'd been tracking him online. And so this Vice, this Vice News thing was talking about this story.

SPEAKER_25 9:17

And did he think he was gonna be like a Timothy McVeigh thing?

SPEAKER_18 9:20

Yeah, that's what he was trying to do. And and he was legit. I mean, he filled his car full of explosives and was headed like he was really doing it. All right, and uh not just a LARP, he got caught. Yeah, it wasn't just a LARP. This was legit. At least Vice News made it seem legit. I don't know. Maybe the FBI loaded up the van and said, Drive east. I don't know. But either way, they caught him and he gets arrested, right? He gets all these charges, five years in jail. And Jake Gish, one of my friends in prison on January 6th, he looks at me and goes, He got five years for that, and you got seven for pushing a freaking gate. I'm like, dude, there is no justice in this world. Okay, so this is the Charlottesville rally. This is what was going on, and what you'll notice here is at a certain point you have one side chanting white lives matter and the other side chanting black lives matter. This is one of the decisive moments. BLM started way back in uh in Missouri. But at this point, this is where I believe there was a concerted effort from the top. So it was no longer just a George Soros funded program. This is where the entire Democrat regime said, This is how we're gonna split things up, right? It's this dividing line. So one side's yelling, Jews will not replace us, and blood and soil, and the other side is sailing, uh, no KKK, no Nazis, no fascist USA. So they're lining up against each other as if it was a LARP. Live action roleplay, huh? Not a black person in the crowd, by the way. Tiki torches and hate in their eyes. I got news for you. There's hate coming from the other side, too, right? But this event led to the death of one of the protesters. She got rammed by a car, and I think and it ultimately led to the death of two police officers. So it was a pretty significant event. This was organized by Unite the Right, which we now know from the indictment, yes, two days ago, that SPLC, the Southern Poverty Law Center, actually funded. Now, the significance of this was brought out on Jesse Waters' show yesterday. And if you're listening to Jesse Waters, you're a day late from the peasants. Sometimes we cover this stuff a little bit early. But this is Jesse Waters talking about the significance of this because it became the central node for both Joe Biden's 2020 presidential run and Kamala Harris's 2024 present presidential run, even after it had been debunked. The element with Donald Trump justifying all of this? Pretty interesting.

SPEAKER_28 12:27

Biden's DOJ partnered with the SPLC.

SPEAKER_22 12:31

Uh-huh.

SPEAKER_28 12:31

Then turned around and cited them to say white supremacy was the biggest threat to the country. What did Nancy Pelosi call that?

SPEAKER_18 12:39

The wrap-up smear. We tell you what to print, we make it happen, you print it, we then take around, turn around, and merchandise it and use legitimate valid. Oh, SPLC, they're a nonprofit. They can't do anything wrong. They're not even out for money, Ron. They're not trying to make money. They're just trying to do good.

SPEAKER_25 12:58

They just make money accidentally.

SPEAKER_18 13:00

Yeah, accidentally. We just solicit donations so that we can gin up some KKK folk.

SPEAKER_28 13:06

But then the banks flagged the fraud to the but then the banks threat to the country. But then the banks flagged the fraud to the feds, and the Biden White House shut down the investigation. Because what else would Kamala have to run on?

SPEAKER_39 13:23

Let's remember Charlottesville.

SPEAKER_22 13:26

Yeah.

SPEAKER_39 13:26

Where there was a mob of people carrying tiki torches, spewing anti-Semitic hate. And what did the president then at the time say? There were fine people on each side.

SPEAKER_28 13:41

Just a few months ago, Jamie Raskin singing their praises.

SPEAKER_44 13:45

The Southern Poverty Law Center has been a vigilant voice in civil society against radical white nationalist violence and extremism, neo-Nazism, and other forces across the political spectrum. How do we know? We paid them to do it.

SPEAKER_18 14:01

We partnered with them to make it happen. We incorporated it into our entire political agenda. And they did what we asked. Yeah.

unknown 14:08

Yeah.

Informants Algorithms And Hegelian Dialectic

SPEAKER_18 14:09

Now, you know, for sane people, you look at that and you go, I don't see the racists. I mean, I got my weird Uncle Joe that's kind of popping off from time to time, right? But at the same time, it's like there's no overt racism in America. Yeah, there's some systemic problems, but a lot of it has to do with, again, the enforcement of crack cocaine laws on the black communities and drugs in those neighborhoods, right? I mean, it's like it's it's totally insanity. Doug Wyatt, good morning. Glad you're here. You and I have had many discussions about this. This whole concept here of how they create the problem and then they turn around and they solve the problem. White supremacy is the biggest problem in America. Is it? Is it really? Is that really what's going on? Cash Patel addressed this.

SPEAKER_09 14:56

Money doesn't lie. The charity that supposedly fought the Klan funded the Klan. The charity that supposedly fought neo-Nazis funded neo-Nazis. The Southern Poverty Law Center ran a methodical calculated scheme to defraud their donor base of$3 million and lied to them and used an illicit banking structure system to create shell companies to hide their money and who it was being sent to specifically for the reason to sow discord and hate into our society. This is the ultimate definition of hypocrisy. And if you look at the indictment produced by the Department of Justice and the FBI, you will see that these banking institutions tie directly the funding mechanisms in which the Southern Poverty Law Center used to fund at least eight hate groups they supposedly wanted to take out, but they were paying the very villains of our society they supposedly wanted to protect us from. That's the ultimate hypocrisy.

SPEAKER_18 15:53

In all the time that Southern Poverty Law Center is working, they never named Antifa as one of these groups. Okay. In the whole time. But they got TPUSA, they got Prager University, they got Proud Boys, they got uh American Meeting Group, they got American Study Guide, which are the groups that I have like I I hit I don't have affiliation with, but I'm like, I know a lot of people that are in those groups.

SPEAKER_25 16:18

This is also not a right-left problem issue thing, I don't think, but it's really weird how if this was a Republican problem, it would get way more attention.

SPEAKER_18 16:28

Yeah, yeah. Because you know, the the CNN and MSNBC, no clips, right? Very I mean, SLPC, they're still a very credible organization, right? Right. I mean, we cite them all the time. If you're saying their reporting's wrong, then my reporting's wrong. It's like, yeah, you dupes, freaking Operation Mockingbird, right? A bunch of the Central Intel, what was it? The Central Something A, they had a CIA proprietorship paying money to these people. At a minimum, eight groups. I think what we're gonna find through this investigation as they get more and more discovery, these are just the transactions that the banks flagged and sent to the Biden administration. There's a photo of Merrick Garland at some protest march with SPLC members and the entire board of SPLC, all black people, right? Merrick Garland sitting there, and it's like, dude, they partnered with them. Joe Biden met with them like four times in the White House. Okay, these they were embedded. The SPLC was telling Facebook, Twitter, uh, Instagram, all the social media companies who to ban, who to shadow ban, making target lists, heat maps. Dude, it's not real.

SPEAKER_25 17:35

What is the wrap ups here on steroids? What is this gonna do to the average everyday Democrat? Is this gonna break their brain or is this gonna be another one of these, ah, they're just trying to lie to us?

SPEAKER_18 17:48

That's the thing. That's the whole bit deal of this. Politics since Barack Obama, and it's always been an element, but the identity politics, it's not about policy, it's about them versus us. It's about us versus, you know what I mean.

SPEAKER_25 18:02

Well, this is I'm I this I can just see how this is gonna be somehow some dem or a Democrat's gonna go, the Republicans did this to us. Like, what?

SPEAKER_18 18:10

That there has been some of that. I don't know why they're targeting SPLC. You know, this is just a small amount of money. Uh, there was a clip where Jessica Tarlove on Fox News was like, well, you know, I mean, they they they had to pay these informants, and they said they were reporting it to law enforcement. Jesse Waters cut it off. They never reported to law enforcement, right? They never reported what was going on, they they weaponized this, monetized it, and then, yeah, they made target list, but it wasn't the people they were paying, it wasn't the real crimes, it was just all the lower people. They were trying to get max impact and leave whatever top structure of insanity there was in place. Well, we're gonna find out. Doug Wyatt said this.

SPEAKER_25 18:49

Well, it's just like the homelessness thing. You gotta have more homelessness if you want to, you know, make money combating homelessness. Exactly.

SPEAKER_18 18:56

Once you solve the problem, the money's gonna dry up. Exactly, Ron. Okay, so Doug Wyatt, when we were in prison walking together and we were talking about prison on today's segment. Yeah, today's segment of when I was in prison. So Doug Wyatt and I were in prison and we walked miles and miles and miles together on cell blocks, just walking in circles or walking back and forth in a on a on a terrace. Okay. And one of the things he said that was so funny, you know, we got accused of being domestic terrorists, man. Like, this is a big deal. We were in protective custody and in prison. That's like prison in prison. You know what I mean? Like they they're keeping you separate from gen pop. We couldn't get haircuts, you'd only get nail clippers like once a month, couldn't go to worship services. Like they had us segregated.

SPEAKER_25 19:39

Have you ever imagined in your head like how loud the laughter would be when you told all your scouts what has been happening to you and what the people of America thought of you? Can you imagine?

SPEAKER_18 19:50

All the Boy Scouts, like, hey guys, don't lean on me. I'm I'm a future domestic terrorist here.

SPEAKER_22 19:56

Yeah, exactly.

SPEAKER_18 19:58

So Doug Wyatt used to say in the most calm voice possible, he goes, I never felt like a domestic terrorist. I didn't feel like a domestic terrorist. Like I didn't, I didn't know I was openly waging war against the people of the United States. I don't feel tardy. Feel like it. Yeah, exactly. So one of the things I think we're gonna find out here, and this is Matt Walsh talking about this, is we're gonna find out that a lot of influencers on the right, so-called influencers, that become fair weather, right? They kind of do a thing and back and forth. We're gonna find out that more than we think are connected to some of these dark money, illicit funding sources because they're trying to stir up controversy. These are your influencers that don't seem to have legitimate principles, or their principles get weaponized against the people who are actually trying to fix real problems. They go deeper and deeper into an identity thing. And this is happening with the libertarians and the anti-government crowd. Republicans are very susceptible to this. The government's bad, and I no government in the history of the planet has not killed its people and tried to control its people. Okay. So I'm I you could I could be really susceptible to this. But what happens is you get into this spot where there's no solutions, and you get into the spot where you become kind of extreme in the way you apply this, and nobody, no matter what, will ever satisfy you. There's no incremental progress, it's burn it down to the ground. That crowd, that crowd could easily be uh a controlled op.

Dark Money Grifters And Voting Traps

SPEAKER_45 21:31

A substantial effect on American politics. And the more you read this indictment, the more you realize how shameless it was. According to the DOJ, the SPLC was paying the same Klan members that it was complaining about by name on its website. So I gotta say, as an aside, I'm starting to get a little frustrated because again, I was also listed on their website of extremists. Uh they put me on the list, they had my photo up and everything, and I was on their hate map as somebody who absolutely must be stopped. And yet, for all of this, I wasn't paid a single cent at any point. I served as general hate without any compensation whatsoever. Meanwhile, the KKK wizards were just like raking it in. Now, of course, all kidding aside, SPLC was not uh offering money to genuine conservatives who are effective at advancing conservatism. The idea was to fund and prop up the alleged right-wingers who were useful to SPLC and the left. And I suspect that soon, whether through this investigation or those to come, we're gonna find out that there are a fair number of alleged conservative figures, the most embarrassing and ridiculous ones, who've been getting paid by the forces they pretend to oppose. You know, there's a symbiotic relationship between left-wing activist groups and the supposedly right-wing grifters. And this relationship has always been obvious. Now we're learning about its financial dimensions.

SPEAKER_18 22:59

One of the things that I had to point out to Proud Boys in prison, and I want to be very careful here because many of the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers and you know, different groups, we share a lot of values. However, however, your virtue, your values, your principles can be weaponized against you. And I made this very clear and in no uncertain terms to the Proud Boys that I interacted with in prison. At one point, it led one of these Proud Boys to tears. And it wasn't like a mean conversation, but I was like pointing out the obvious. I said, When you went through your social media feed, your algorithm, what did you see? Well, Antifa was going out and they were beating up grandmas and they were doing all this horrible stuff. So we had to, we had to muscle up, put on our plate carriers, and they called it showing colors, right? And we had to go out and we had to confront these people in the street. And I then you had we had a couple of Antifa guys in the pod because they got wrapped up in J62. And I'm like, what do you think they saw on their feet? They saw a bunch of Proud Boys going out, beating up people of black, indigenous people of color, BIPOC people, and they would rally themselves in their little living rooms and in their grand mom's basements and be like, we gotta go stop these proud boys because they're racist, right? And then what did we find out in the trials? FBI informants, CIs all over their chat rooms instigating this. You don't think your algorithm was also promoting this?

SPEAKER_25 24:23

Dude, they were freaking breaking the algorithms and promoting and pushing stuff.

Make America Accountable Again

SPEAKER_18 24:26

Yeah, so here you have, and I'm again, I have to be really careful because each individual member is an individual, and they make their choices, and we are only as good as the information we have. For the people that genuinely hate Donald Trump that are convinced he's a Nazi, I totally understand their behavior. Yeah, you know, if I you know, I totally get it. Listen, I was convinced the election was stolen. What else did you expect me to do? You know what I mean? Like, yeah, we act out our beliefs. You're only as good as the information you have. Hopefully, the information is the truth. Okay. But I'm like, Proud Boys and Antifa were two sides of the same coin, the right wing and the left wing of the same bird. It was perfect Hegelian dialectic. And then when you realize that the government is allowed to lie to you. Yeah. Okay. And so you've got these two sides that have FBI infiltration. They're both being manipulated by the algorithms, and they they become weaponized against them. And what does this do? It creates an extreme anchor point where then moderates of both political flavors can kind of create affiliation. And all of a sudden you've othered the right and you've othered the left. And the front line, the people that are hitting the edge, that are two wings of the same bird, the Hegelian dialectic using Machiavellian tactics, cause the problem and then and then present the solution. That's what you had. Right. So I'm, you know, since January 6th, some of the proud boys that got released, like Enrique Antario, he's been stalwart. He supports Donald Trump. He's self-interested. He wants, he wants his people pardoned, you know, he wants vindication, he wants compensation. Totally fair and legit. But he's like, listen, man, he had a 22-year sentence, and they were gonna keep him. And say what you want about Enrique Antario, but he hasn't turned on Donald Trump, right? You don't you don't bite the hand that feeds you. And I'm not talking about the SPLC when they pay you. Okay, I'm talking about legitimate people who did something for you that they didn't have to do. Then you got the other end of the spectrum, oath keepers, Stuart Rhodes, who's out there bad mouthing Trump. I'm not MAGA anymore, and I think Cash Patel is a B. Cash Patel's the only one who can fix the problem, man. He's in the position. Now, I've been critical of Todd Blanche, I've been critical of all of him. Okay, and fair enough, but I also reserve the right to say, yeah, but they could they could they could still make a good choice. I could be misinformed about what they're doing behind the scenes. Does that make sense? So we have to be very conscientious of that. I'll tell you this when Nick Fuentes tells people his guipers to vote for Kamala Harris because you know Donald Trump supports the Jews or whatever, you lost the plot, man. You lost the plot. You're not supporting principles now, and now you're just a movement. You're just leading a movement of freaking weirdos that that buy into the race baiting information and on and on it goes. Just another team. And I honestly think, in a very deep and sincere way, Donald Trump, who has turned on these people, the Megan Kelly, Alex Jones, Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, we're probably gonna find out that they are part of some divisive group that's propping them up to make sure that there's a constituency to fight against. Right. And the enemy, the guy who's trying to actually make real systemic changes in the entirety of the system, all the way to taking on the entire world order, the vested interests that want to leave the world order the way it the way it is, will fund and prop up and support anybody who will try to stand or divide or block Donald Trump's agenda. It's just that simple. You should be able to look at Donald Trump's agenda in its entirety and decide where you stand. Politics is messy, nothing's going to be perfect. Nothing's going to be perfect. But you have to look at it as a whole. Single issue voters are dangerous voters. They will vote in communism as long as weed's illegal, right? They will vote in people who will strip your your your town of manufacturing jobs because abortion bad. Well, when those manufacturing jobs go away, abortion is gonna skyrocket because parents don't think they can provide for their kids. Right those are the kind of single issue voters are dangerous voters. Identity voters are dangerous voters because they don't look at the big picture. Now you've got people like with this SPLC thing, you've got some of these heroes of the left. Look at George Clooney and Amal Clooney donate a million dollars to Southern Poverty Law Center. Do you think they knew they were funding the KKK? Um, I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. All right. So John Solomon was on with Glenn Beck, and they were talking about the SPLC fallout as well as other investigations that are underway. And this is pretty significant. Like John Solomon, he's always accurate, but his timing is horrible. You know, I've got clips from him last summer that will pop up in my algorithm that are like accountability is on the way in the next 10 days. And I'm like, uh, we're going on 10 months, buddy. We're going on 10 months, and your 10-day prediction hasn't come true. So his timing is horrible, but he is directionally correct.

SPEAKER_34 29:47

I mean, at least this one was announced by the DOJ. I mean, you know, we looks like we're going to prosecute here more investigations on nonprofits coming.

SPEAKER_37 29:58

Yeah, I think we're about to enter into we have MAGA, we have BAHA, we have all these great acronyms. I think we're about to enter into a period of MAAA. Make America accountable again. I think uh with Pam Bondi moved aside, the speed at which the Justice Department will move on things that have been working in the system for months is picking up. And so there'll be more nonprofits that were doing things that probably are not allowed under the tax code. If you're if you incorporate yourself to say we want a tax exemption because we're going to do public good, and you obstruct law enforcement proceedings on the streets of Minnesota or somewhere else, you're probably in danger of having committed fraud. So I would look and see. Uh I'm watching, I think there'll be more indictments in the nonprofit realm. Then we're looking at those who may have given false testimony or obstructed Congress. We know John Brennan was referred for that. James Comey was uh targeted for that. I think those are on the table right now. Then those who may have gone and gotten phone records and pierced the privacy of individuals, they're next in line. So this line keeps moving. And then I think in the summer and fall, we're gonna talk a lot more about a case called Operation Round River. It may be the most troubling of the four owned Round River. Just remember that name. What we believe it is. Yeah. So it falls between Crossfire Hurricane and then Plasmic Echo and um uh Arctic Frost. Plasmic Echo and Arctic Cross is the things that evolve into Jack Smith's investigations. The classified documents is plasmic echo, Arctic Cross is the idea. Years later, we're gonna go back and charge President Trump with a conspiracy because he and his people wanted to uh have uh uh alternate electors. Now, it's important in that for Arctic Cross, which there was a great hearing on yesterday, two times in history before this, presidential candidates did submit alternate electors to Congress. 1960, John Kennedy, 1876, Sam Tilden. Neither time were those considered criminal acts. But in Donald Trump's world, he's considered a criminal for doing it the third time. That's what Arctic Cross is. But between that, when when a Russia collusion and and crossfire hurricane was ending, the FBI opened up a new investigation called Round River. And its goal was to neutralize anyone who would dare suggest that there was a corrupt relationship between Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, and the Ukrainian government or the Ukrainian company Barisma, uh and uh to treat people who talked about it with certain speech parameters as national security threats. And I'm working hard to get those files to classify them, and uh, I think that's gonna be the most troubling because I believe if if what we're being told is true, and I want to check it so we can get it there, there may have been speech parameters as the reason you were targeted. If you said something, you might have been assessed a security threat as a security threat by the FBI. That would be very troubling. I've seen some evidence in court filings in the last few days that entire law firms had their client records taken secretly under this investigation or spin-offs from it. You know, you're supposed to have some privacy when you have a relationship with you and your lawyer. So we'll see where that leads. But I all the people I've talked to in government think that Round River may be the most jaw-dropping of the four code name investigations that targeted Donald Trump and his followers.

SPEAKER_18 33:08

Yeah. Ma triple A. I like it. Make America accountable again. Look, I stood accountable, I stood accountable for everything. So you know, I support it. Hold them accountable, folks. Make them answer for it, read back their messages to each other. Hey, do you mind uh do you mind banning this innocent citizen? Because uh, it looks like he thinks that Joe Biden is making money from his son, and he's quoting his son's own words. He cannot have an internet account.

SPEAKER_25 33:37

I'm only doing this to make somebody laugh. I'm not sure who this is gonna reach. Um, Lady Gaga had a song that goes Ma Ma Ma Ma. That's what I was thinking of.

Why Tribunals Break The System

SPEAKER_18 33:47

Pray the Rosary Daily. I read that Pam Bonnie was doing military tribunal activities in the background, and that's why we didn't see much of her. Let's talk about that. We're gonna play a clip from Todd Blanch after the one I'm gonna play right now. Uh yeah, maybe they'll talk about that. Okay, so this is Eric Schmidt. He was on with War Room, and he's talking about Arctic Frost and how big of a deal this was. And John Solomon says Round River was even bigger than that.

SPEAKER_42 34:09

This was at the highest level, a thousand times worse than Watergate, Steve. I mean, this makes Watergate look like a third-rate burglary. Uh which it was. Which it was. This is at the highest levels of government, a coordinated effort with different prosecutors at different jurisdictions, with Jack Smith, a known sort of henchman in all this, was to get President Trump, get him off the ballot, throw him in jail for the rest of his life, and intimidate the rest of our movement. So that this populist movement that we've seen that was brought to bear 10 years ago, uh, is dead. And what they ended up doing, because the American people sat in that jury box themselves, uh, Steve, they rendered their own verdict, and it was an acquittal and the bring back in the best political comeback President Trump. So we cannot let this lie. I don't think we can let this go because we have to make sure that the people who weaponize government are held accountable, and that means prosecutions, as far as I'm concerned.

SPEAKER_18 35:02

This was so let's get going. Okay, so Fred of the Rosary Daily says she's heard grumblings. I'd love to find a source on that, that Pam Bondi was working tribunals in the background. This is Todd Blanch, current acting attorney general, talking about the secrecy of the current grand conspiracy cases.

SPEAKER_08 35:20

Folks on the right want to know when we're gonna see progress in investigations of Brennan, Comey, Clapper, and perhaps given what we learned about his desire to ignore the Intel community uh in 2016 and 2017 on the Russia issue, Barack Obama. What can you say to people tonight about the progress of these investigations? People want indictments and they want accountability for crossfire hurricane and the Russian investigation.

SPEAKER_10 35:49

Sure. So what I can say is the same thing we've been saying all along. These investigations have to be done in secret. They cannot be done in the open, and and the not only because of grand jury secrecy, but it destroys the integrity of the investigation. We have great people working on all of these issues, really smart people, and we're gonna continue to do that work. And and when there's an appropriate time to talk about it, we will.

Supreme Court Leaks And Intimidation

SPEAKER_18 36:11

We had no grumblings of the SPLC thing at all. I didn't hear anything except for like 48 hours ago, SPLC is like, we're under investigation. Boom, the indictment was the the press conference was held the next day, or you know, we're being investigated, and then boom, press conference. So I see some validity in these the secrecy. A grand jury investigation should be secret. I mean, you know, maybe you have a hint that you're being investigated as your phone's crackling because it's been tapped or you know, something like that. But for the most part, they're supposed to be pretty secret because the grand jury could return a no a no bill, yeah, right? A no true bill. So, as far as Pam Bondi doing military tribunals in the background, unless I see some credible source about that, I don't believe it. That that's long been a Q thing that there's these military tribunals. I mean, if you go down the rabbit hole with Q, uh Hillary Clinton's already been executed, Barack Obama's been executed, you just go down this list of all these people. They've already been eliminated, they're off the map. This is all a LARP. And the reason I know it's not a LARP is because I went to prison. These people were supposed to be dead. And they stole an election, and Joe Biden was in fact the president for four years. The border was, in fact, opened for four years. I did, in fact, go through the entire painful process of a criminal indictment, a trial, debank. Those things happened. I didn't sign up for it. I'm not from central casting, okay? I'm a freaking septic designer. I went from standing in a septic tank on a Tuesday to the steps of the Capitol on a Wednesday and back into a septic tank on a Thursday, okay? And no one paid me for that. I paid my own way. I was hater number one for free, right? I didn't feel like a domestic terrorist, but apparently I engaged in those behaviors, okay? So I that's why I don't like that. Here's the other reason, too. Once you break the glass on something like that, the glass is broken. If you use military tribunals to do what should otherwise be done by the Department of Justice, then even if you do it righteously, the next guy will do it. And he might not be so righteous. Imagine Joe Biden using military tribunals because decent, God-fearing FBI and DOJ officials won't do it. Does that make sense? Oh, we're just going to use the military then and we'll use the chain of command. So that's why I don't really believe that Donald Trump would do that. That is a break the glass moment. Now, does he reserve the right to do that? Absolutely. And maybe he should. But I, you know, as a January 6er, I mean, I thought for sure that Donald Trump would do something on January 19th or maybe January 20th at 11 a.m., you know. We're not doing it. I'm keeping power. But they didn't, right? And and our entire government system relies on peaceful transfers of power. And Donald Trump submitted to that. He had lots of evidence that the election was rigged. We still have two senators from Georgia that weren't elected, in my opinion. We still have two senators from Arizona that weren't elected, in my opinion. We have a governor in Arizona that was not elected, in my opinion. I think the entire state of county is a complete F up bars. The state of Washington is also probably, I wouldn't be, I don't know if the local dog catcher was appropriately elected. Yeah. Does that make sense? So that's why I don't think that there's military tribunals. I'd have to see some credible source saying it's happening. You know, in the beginning, it was like, look at how big they made Guantanamo Bay. Listen, I think they made Guantanamo Bay because they planned on putting January 6thers at this point down there. You know, I mean they they took us to the extremes. And uh so I don't know. I I question that. I'd have to see evidence of it. To me, now that Pam Bondi's out and we're seeing some breakaway activity with Todd Blanche. The allegation was Todd Blanch was standing the way. Well, he's in the chain of command. All of a sudden, Todd Blanche is the acting attorney general. Maybe Donald Trump sat down with him and said, make this shit happen, right? And so he's doing it because he's auditioning for the actual job of attorney general. Or Pam Bondi was standing in the way because she's kind of a Bill Bar acolyde, longtime Republican establishment person. And yes, she's loyal to Trump, and yes, she campaigned and was on the ground in Pennsylvania when there was election fraud. But at the same time, who butters your bread? Who butters your bread? Okay, so the other thing that Donald Trump posted was on his true social yesterday was a uh post, a news uh a news blurb from Fox News with Molly Hemingway. And this deals with the leaks that have been coming out of the Supreme Court. To our knowledge, never in the history of the Supreme Court has there been leaking. But the moment Justice Amy Comey Barrett was uh was uh confirmed, the swing of the court went six, three Republican appointees, allegedly conservative judges. And at that point forward, there started to be a series of leaks. The biggest one was the Dobbs decision, which overturned Rover Suede. This got an assassin to drive into Justice Kavanaugh's neighborhood and was that guy sitting in jail right now. There were other people that did absolutely horrendous threats. All of a sudden, the Supreme Court justices were under direct assault from the American people. I mean, they're used to people showing up on the Supreme Court steps protesting, whatever. They come in through the underground parking garage, right? But showing up in your neighborhood, stalking you at home, and then having the attorney general of the United States like tell the marshals to stand back and not really do anything and not appropriately protecting them. These were all kind of real high pressure tactics that the left was using against the Supreme Court justices. And it was coming out of these leaks, something we'd never really seen before. And again, this kind of goes with that whole wrap-up smear concept, right? Put something out, true as it may be, like leaking the decision, and then that creates this fire stome before it's been officially released, so they have a chance to change their mind, or, you know, it chills them on future decisions. And that's one of the big concerns we've had.

SPEAKER_04 42:11

Uh, that Chief Justice John Roberts has to bring in the FBI here to try to find these leakers. He writes in part, quote, for the future of the court and the faith of the public, Roberts has to set his reservations aside and bring in the FBI to find the culprit. Most importantly, he has to guarantee total transparency and allowing the public to see the results wherever they may lead. Molly, we got about 30 seconds left. Final word to you here. Do you agree with Jonathan?

SPEAKER_12 42:34

If you do not punish people for breaking the norms and the procedures and maybe even the laws that are governing the court here, you're gonna see more of that. And the failure to really do a good investigation for the Dobbs leaker, I think we're seeing the fallout right now.

SPEAKER_18 42:49

Yeah. I think we're seeing the fallout. What they did was the recent leak was on the Supreme Court's deliberations on what they call the shadow docket, essentially what cases they decide to hear or not. And that's been a criticism of the left. They want all their cases to be heard and the conservative cases not to be heard, but the court takes them as they come and they have their deliberative process. They always have. Everybody wants to appeal all the way to the Supreme Court. They don't take all the cases, but it creates a lot of pressure on the Supreme Court. It's kind of a big deal. Carlit says, I was stationed at Gitmo for a couple months in the 90s. It's beautiful there. I have heard it's beautiful there. You know, little military base surrounded by communists and Chinese listening stations. All right, President Trump's acting AG Todd Blanche had Donald Trump in December. I hate these. I hate it. I I fell victim, guys. The algorithm got me. It got me.

SPEAKER_25 43:42

I didn't even see it.

SPEAKER_18 43:43

It got me. All right. I was about to say this happened yesterday, and then I see right here December 2025. It got me. It got me. I got fooled. This does happen. Sometimes I think something's like breaking. I I Eric Daughtery. F you, bro. This is so annoying. Just in. It's not just. It was just in five months ago. Screw you. I'm not even going to cover it. Trump, Trump took marijuana off schedule one and moved it to schedule three. Stupid. Okay. That drives me nuts. Breaking. And then I look at it and it's like, this looks old.

unknown 44:14

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SPEAKER_18 44:14

Modern Easel said, listening from Florida. Ooh, I get I bet the weather's better there than it is here. We're moving today. All right. This was breaking. Uh Tony Boy says, speaking of leaks, I'm sure someone leaked the SPLC indictment was forthcoming, which is why they targeted the panel. Yeah, or they just got notified by the Department of Justice because they got served with the indictment. That usually happens first. Uh what do we got, Ron? Let's go ahead and run suckers.

SPEAKER_25 44:41

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SPEAKER_18 44:46

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SPEAKER_25 45:09

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SPEAKER_18 45:36

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SPEAKER_25 45:46

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SPEAKER_18 46:17

I actually really like those telehealth programs. It puts you kind of in a little bit more control. They're oftentimes way more affordable because they're super efficient. They don't have to, you know, have all these different offices. They can concentrate in one office. So I think telehealth is amazing. I think I think it's a it's a huge advancement. Thank you, COVID. Right? COVID kind of brought that to us. And Donald Trump, who eliminated the state border so that telehealth could actually function and be a real market. So that's kind of cool. And you can definitely get your erectile dysfunction medication for me. So good on them. All right. So last night at the middle of the night, 3:30 a.m. What are these guys doing? Don't they know the early bird gets the worm? You don't have to stay up till 3:30 a.m. to get a bill done. You know, wake up like we do at 4 a.m. and you know, get your work done early so that you can pass these bills when the world can watch. But last night they pass the Senate finally passed a uh a budget to fund ICE. Okay, that's just a clip of the Senate at 330 a.m. Republicans just passed their budget reconciliation package for ICE and CPB through the Senate in a 50 to 48 vote at 3:30 a.m. after 68 days, the partial shutdown of DHS has come to an end. Now, Donald Trump said he wasn't gonna sign another bill until the Save America Act was on his desk. What do you want to bet he signs that bill? I haven't heard him mention that again. Now, Senator Kennedy said he's gonna try to put the Save America Act onto another reconciliation bill because they're doing one last one before they kind of start campaigning for the midterms and stuff like that. So that might be the last chance to really get the Save America Act voted and passed through. Mike Lee doesn't think it can go through reconciliation because it's not a budget bill. He thinks the parliamentarian will block it. I don't put it past John Kennedy, senator from Louisiana, to play games to try to, you know, offer a little carrot to the base and then and then it kind of putters out and ah, the parliamentarian blocked us.

SPEAKER_25 48:11

This is getting into the political weeds that I don't understand. I you just said reconcil I don't know what that means.

SPEAKER_18 48:15

Okay, reconciliation deals with budgeting. So they're reconciling the budget. So you got all these different budget things.

SPEAKER_25 48:20

Oh what they do is they've got that makes sense as a you know, an accountant term. I just didn't understand it.

Reconciliation Explained Border Map Reality

SPEAKER_18 48:25

A law only exists if it's enforced. Okay. There are no laws that are only cops. The criminal code, the statutes, the things that have been mile high, right? So certain things require money. You have to fund them in order to make them happen. So the way you fund it is you have the initial bill, you allocate a certain amount of money, but then when that original dose of money runs out, now you've got to continue the funding. So you do that through reconciliation. You can literally cancel enforcement of a bill by decreasing the budget. Oh, there are no laws, they're only cops. Laws on the books, no money to enforce it. It's that simple. Okay. It's that simple. So one of the things Barack Obama did was they stopped enforcing marijuana crimes by reducing the budget. And once the budget was reduced, then the attorney general wrote a letter saying we're not going to charge marijuana crimes because we don't want it to come out of the general fund. Okay. So that's what happened. So reconciliation is a way for them to run the budget. Reconciliation is not supposed to be legislation, it's supposed to be funding for existing bills. So what Jay John Kennedy's trying to do is he's trying to slip in the principles of the Save America Act into an amendment on the reconciliation bill. And because most states receive federal funding to buy voting machines and to pay for whatever stuff they have, they're going to try to enforce it with that. The problem is, is he's he's inserting a new wording in the legislation. So Mike Lee says it's going to fail, but Senator Kennedy thinks it's the best chance they can to get it passed because it's going to pass. There will be a vote on the reconciliation bill. That's where they get their pork. So it could be a ruse, could be a carrot, you know, toss something to the base. Hey, we tried. Look, we even we even put it in there, and then the parliament parliamentarian blocks it. And guess what? The parliamentarian isn't accountable or elected by we the people. They're they're a bureaucrat, they're a scribe, they're a senate scribe, is what they are.

SPEAKER_22 50:15

Okay.

SPEAKER_18 50:16

So it makes it kind of tricky. Now, one of the things that Eric Schmidt posted was he posted this really interesting heat map from 2020 to 2024, showing what it looks like, the mass migration of 20 million people into the United States. And it's showing kind of their country of origin and stuff like that. And simultaneously with this, this was a you know, the the map is what Senator Schmidt posted, but this right here is honorable, uh-huh, honorable Majorcus, who was the former Depart uh Department of Homeland Security Secretary, talking about how the border is secure. Ron, tell me if you see this migration map, if it looks like the border was secure. That is not true.

SPEAKER_31 50:56

All right, so then you're saying all nine are secure. It is my testimony that the border is secure. We are working every day, day and night, to increase its security. That is that is not true.

SPEAKER_43 51:09

All right, so then you're saying all nine are secure.

SPEAKER_31 51:12

It is my testimony that the border.

Virginia Redistricting Referendum Fraud Claims

SPEAKER_18 51:14

As you can see, the border was not secure. What's funny is that same heat map today is like like one dot coming in every now and then. It's not like this absolute flood. And what was interesting was in the beginning that on that heat map, it was all coming from Mexico, and then Cuba got in, Venezuela got in, Ecuador got in, Colombia got in, and you could just see it just absolutely flying. A lot of the immigration coming from Mexico is also coming from overseas, the Middle East, right? They'd come in through Mexico to get through. You could you could get a direct flight from Iran to Venezuela and then come up through the Darien Gap and make your way straight through. One of the things that happened yesterday two days ago, we had the election in Virginia over the redistricting, and it passed. Right? It passed despite that the governor who pushed it had campaigned on this.

SPEAKER_14 52:03

Short answer is no. Um, certainly Virginia, by constitutional amendment, has a new redistricting effort that was put in place and uh first utilized after the the um the in the 2021 redistricting. Um certainly I've been watching with interest uh what other states are doing, um, but I I have no plans to redistrict Virginia.

SPEAKER_18 52:25

So she had no plans to redistrict Virginia. She's been in for what six months? She already tried to assist you know restore fairness to our elections by suspending our constitutional amendments. Made it happen. That's amazing. Yeah, made it happen. She is she is literally doing the opposite of what she ran on. It's kind of like Barack Obama, Mr. Hope and Change himself. You know, Ms. Barack Obama wouldn't have been the worst president if he'd actually done what he said he was gonna do. Instead, every freaking piece of paper that he signed was the opposite of what he said he was gonna do. Okay, so Donald Trump posted this after that election. He said a rigged election took place last night in the great Commonwealth of Virginia. All day long, Republicans were winning. The spirit was unbelievable until the very end when, of course, there was a massive mail-in ballot drop. We where have I heard that before? And the Democrats eked out another crooked victory. Six to five goes to 10 to 1. And yet the presidential election in November was very close, almost a 50-50 split. In addition to everything else, the language on the referendum was per purposely unintelligible and deceptive. As everyone knows, I am an extraordinarily brilliant person. Even I had no idea what the hell they were talking about in the referendum, and neither do they. Let's see if the courts will fix this travesty of justice president Donald J. Trump. So, on top of it being inappropriately written, which a lot of people said and was confirmed was unconstitutional, we also saw legitimate ballot fraud again. So this is Donald Trump again posting. He goes, A rigged election took place last night. Oh, excuse me. He reposted himself, and right here is the votes. So you have the yes candidates and you have the no candidates, and there's a timestamp here. And what happened was these counters in a matter of five minutes, the scanners have a certain rate that they can scan. So you can't have big increases like instantaneously. So here, if you look, you've got timestamp 825, timestamp or 839, and then timestamp 843. So you have a four-minute delta, and you went from let's see, you went from no yes votes, you went from yes votes to one two one million two hundred and six to one hundred and seventy-one and one thirty-six to one sixty-six. It's absolutely impossible for the scanners to have scanned that fast. So you have another one of these uh algorithmic uh machine outcomes. Who knows what the ballots actually show, but it's impossible for them for them to have been scanned through. And the margins changed in that four-minute period. So we're looking at a four-minute period, we went from a reasonable margin, 51, 48, that you know, that kind of reasonable margin, to yes was 80% of the votes, and no was 19% of the votes in a four-minute margin that tipped it over the edge to yes. Wild. Dude, they're slapping you in the face with this stuff. It's like one now that we know what we're looking for, it's extremely obvious. Fortunately, a judge in Virginia ruled this thing to be totally unconstitutional. You should see the order deny, like all the order to, you know, he granted every single one of the challengers' motions and denied every single one of the defendant's motions, the defendant being the ones who wanted to keep this election valid. And he basically said, you can't certify the election, and he refused to stay the order during appeals. He said, No, it's unconstitutional. So now the other courts are gonna have to overturn it from there, but I won't even let you certify it. I'm not gonna let you do that whole thing. Well, we got our foot in the door, so we may as well just go with it. Right. No, no certification, it never happened. You cannot create these new districts dead in the water. Nice. Thank you.

SPEAKER_17 56:16

Holy cow, it has been a while since we've gotten a great ruling like this. Tonight a circuit court in Virginia ruled a short time ago, within the past two hours, that the redistricting referendum passed by voters yesterday is unconstitutional. The judge is now blocking certification of the election and denying a motion to stay pending appeal. Uh, Virginia's Democratic Attorney General responding by posting that he plans to appeal that. Correspondent Mark Meredith has good evening to you.

SPEAKER_26 56:47

Plenty of new drama here in the Commonwealth tonight. Republicans are challenging the legality of yesterday's ballot measure. They have asked a judge to throw out the case essentially to wait for it to happen. An injunction was issued. The judge agreeing, Democrats, as you mentioned to say, they are going to appeal that there's no merit to this case, that they believe this is an attempt to override the will of the voters. Either way, Brett, this is creating a lot more chaos ahead of November's midterms.

SPEAKER_29 57:10

Donald Trump and Republicans launched this gerrymandering war. We're going to finish it.

SPEAKER_26 57:17

Tonight, Democrats are claiming victory after Virginia voters narrowly approved a referendum, giving state lawmakers power to redraw congressional maps this year, likely shrinking Republican representation from five House districts to one. It's a hyperpartisan gerrymandering. Critics accuse Virginia's Democratic governor, Abigail Spamberger, of flip-flopping after previously calling gerrymandering detrimental to democracy. He says it's now justified after Texas redrew its maps.

SPEAKER_13 57:46

We want to respond to what we see uh other states doing at the request of this president.

SPEAKER_26 57:54

Republicans say the fight's not over. The state Supreme Court has yet to rule if the referendum was legal to begin with.

SPEAKER_05 58:00

We believe we have a very strong case before the uh the state supreme court.

SPEAKER_26 58:04

Today, President Trump, without proof, said the race was rigged, adding, let's see if the courts will fix this travesty of justice. Without proof.

SPEAKER_18 58:12

Without proof. I just showed you the proof. It's impossible for them to have that type of a turn in ballots and scan them that fast. It's it's like simple. Like keep it simple, stupid. Where'd you get the scanners? How'd you turn up the speed? Right? It's impossible. It's like you're trying to get from point A to point B and there's a speed limit, and it's like you got here faster than expected based on the speed limit, and then you do the math and you're like, was your car going 400 miles an hour? You know, I have it's it's it's beyond the governor of the car, it's beyond the capacity of the car. It's like, did you teleport here?

SPEAKER_25 58:48

I'd never thought of this, how there's like a speed at which these machines can operate, right? I'd never thought of this, and this is just making me think of a whole bunch of things back in the election cycle when you know I was watching the election and the results happening, and we're watching states, you know, go blue or red and blah blah blah. And then Washington and like if the polls close five minutes later, they call the state, and I was like, I'm going to bed. This is ridiculous. Yeah. And I I just can't I we should go back and rewatch the election to see how fast they came up with the counts.

SPEAKER_18 59:26

So some of that is the news that's like Washington's blue. Sure. Polls closed, it's already blue, we're done, we're out of here because they did polling, exit polling.

SPEAKER_25 59:33

Sure.

SPEAKER_18 59:33

But when you actually look at the counts, it's like like Arizona was one where they called it, and it's like your 1% of the vote is counted, and you just call Brett Barrett, you just called it Arizona blue in 2020. Right.

SPEAKER_25 59:45

But you have I'm not talking about just that. I'm not talking about just that because you know, it's the news organizations can call them before they're actually called. What I'm talking about is that when you look at the charts of the votes, you'll see spikes in the in the uh counts where they just jump. And it's like, whoa, hold on. And now that I'm thinking about these counts, it's like, well, how did they get these spikes if they can only count at a certain speed? It's called an algorithm. Ah, right?

SPEAKER_18 1:00:13

I mean, that's what it is. It's just well, insert more votes. That's not like you can only vote 4,500 ballots a minute, and in four minutes you can't, and you have four scan. I think if I remember the number right, the state of Virginia was working on four scanners.

SPEAKER_25 1:00:27

So you have a maximum amount of ballots that you can count per hour on four machines. How come the charts go up faster than that?

SPEAKER_18 1:00:37

Then the yes. It's like who's counting did you have an extra scanner? Has it been certified?

SPEAKER_25 1:00:43

Right.

SPEAKER_18 1:00:43

Exactly.

DeSantis Fires Back At Jeffries

SPEAKER_26 1:00:44

So let's continue this. Multiple states have already redrawn maps this year. Republicans say they've likely increased the majority by three to five seats in Texas. Democrats say the same in California. Both parties making smaller gains in Utah, North Carolina, and Ohio, with Democrats now holding to a two to four seat gain overall. Next up, Florida, where a proposal meant to gain Republican seats may be unveiled as soon as next week. Top Democrats are vowing to spend millions to fight back. Today, Governor Ron DeSantis said, bring it on. Okay.

SPEAKER_18 1:01:15

So I want to focus on this Haukeem Jeffries Governor DeSantis thing. So this is Hakeem Jeffries. Like everybody wants a champion. You want someone that's going to fight for your interests. So if you're a Democrat and you think Trump's a Nazi, of course you're going to act this way, right? But this is this is Hokkeem Jeffries. This is listen to it. We're on the right, we're conservatives. We watch this and we're just like, oh my gosh, how can anybody like this guy? Okay. But listen to this.

SPEAKER_29 1:01:40

Our message to Florida Republicans is F around and find out. Oh boy.

SPEAKER_18 1:01:46

He's from New York. Everybody leaves New York and goes to Florida, right?

SPEAKER_29 1:01:51

F around and find out. Okay. If they go down the road of a DeSantis dummy mander, the Florida Republicans are going to find themselves in the same situation as Texas Republicans who are on the run right now. And under no circumstances are Texas Republicans picking up five seats. They'll be fortunate if they get two or three. While in California, we are going to get all five. The Republicans are dummy mandating their way into the minority before single vote is cast. Because they started this war and we're going to finish it.

SPEAKER_18 1:02:32

Okay. Okay. So they started the war, we're going to finish it. I think Democrats, this is all they really have. Because even in their districts, even in the existing blue districts, CNN had to report this unfortunate truth.

SPEAKER_16 1:02:46

So I think there was a pretty well-funded no effort. The Democrats unloaded, you know,$60,$70 million, whatever it was. And again, their results should concern them. One of the districts that they, you know, redrew, if it sticks, and we'll get to that in a minute in the courts. One of the districts they redrew voted no last night, narrowly. And two of the other districts they redrew barely voted yes, like by less than half a point and less than uh two points, respectively. These are not slam dunk districts for them. They unloaded a lot of cash and they're going to have to fight for them in November if they get past the courts. The Virginia Supreme Court still has to rule here. This is illegal, what they did under their own state law. A lower court judge already said that. And the Supreme Court let the red referendum go on, but they still have to rule on the merits. And if they do the right thing, they will rule that this was an illegal action for this cycle.

SPEAKER_18 1:03:31

Just going, even though they gerrymandered it and we saw the map is blue, two of the discs, one of the districts didn't even vote yes. They voted no. That they think that they're going to win in November. Okay. And the other two districts barely by half a percent voted no. So what likely what they did was a lot of these ballots, I mean, I mean they're going to figure it out, but they probably came from the other, like what Patrick Burns says, they don't shave the votes in the blue districts because that's where the attention is. They shave the votes in the red districts because, oh, well, the red still won. But we trimmed it. And when you're doing a statewide election, if you can trim the vote down two, three, four percent in a 60 or 70% red district, that can be enough to flip any seat, right? Anything. So that's kind of interesting. That's not quite as good. Now, DeSantis had a response to Hakeem Jeffries. This is the way we should fight. Conservatives should fight this way. I've got beef with Ron DeSantis. Okay. I don't like the fact that as a JAG officer, he was standing over terrorists in Guantanamo Bay that were never convicted, that were released with cash settlements. Okay. And how do I know that? Because I was in prison with a former guard at Guantanamo Bay. He said it was insanity. We'd put him up there for a year or two, three years, release them, drop them off in Lebanon with$20 million. Oh. Yeah. That's that's the Guantanamo cycle. You go do your time and you get your dime. Can I do some time? Yeah, exactly. So I don't like that Ron DeSantis was standing over people while they were being waterboard as a JAG officer. That that bothers me. Okay. But and I think he's a political machine, political animal. And even Donald Trump implied he might be part of the gay mafia. Okay. But nonetheless, he knows how to fight. He's a he's a political animal. This was his response to Hakeem Jeffries. This is how we should fight.

SPEAKER_30 1:05:22

This guy Jeffries popping off in Washington about Florida. Um, he wants to be Speaker of the House. Um and he's kind of like, you know, more liberal than Pelosi and all this other stuff from New York City. I just want to know. I just say, oh, Florida, can you do we're gonna go after Florida? Please be my guest. I will pay for you to come down to Florida and campaign. I'll put you up in the Florida governor's mansion, we'll take you fishing, we'll do all this stuff. There's nothing that could be better for Republicans in Florida than to see Jeffries, Hakeem Jeffries, everywhere. Around this state. Voters will not like what they see. They will not want that type of ideology. And so the door is open. The invitation's out there. I don't think there'd be anything better for the Republican Party of Florida but to have Jeffries there. Now, I kind of feel bad for the guy because he's as left as they come. He's always going left. And yet the far left hates him. You know, they call him a dollar store Obama. They call him APAC Shakur, all these different derogatory names that they do. And so he's tried to ingratiate himself with there, but they're just not drinking the Kool-Aid. And so they give him a hard time. So I kind of feel bad for that. But please be my guest to come down in Florida. We would love to have you.

SPEAKER_18 1:06:40

That is how you should fight. Put their shame in their face. APAC Shakur, Dollar Store Obama. Nothing would be better. Yes, keep talking. Tell us more about your socialist communist policies. Come down to Florida where people have fled your state of New York and tell them how we gotta take this country back. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_25 1:07:00

I'd never heard APAC before. That's so good.

SPEAKER_18 1:07:02

APAC Shakur. Yeah. Now, Steve Bannon, one of the huge criticisms that we have about this whole cycle was the Republican Party, the RNC, sat on their hands. They didn't put money in this race. They've been dumping money into trying to prop up John Cornyn down in Texas and try to overturn Thomas Massey. I've got my opinions there. But at the end of the day, they're totally mismanaging this money. So Steve Bann is like, dude, you've got to stop donating to the ROC. Here's my suggestion: go to politicalremodel.com. Look at the model that we're using in Kittsap County to try to take our county back. Take your county back. Don't donate to these guys. Take the time and go to your party. Go be a PCO. Be someone who can actually make a difference and override the big money to interest. If you can't go, you don't have the time. Find somebody who can and pay them directly to go for you. Like figure it out. Be the change you want to see in the world. This is Steve Bannon. Stop giving these guys money.

SPEAKER_27 1:08:03

Those people that fought in the revolution would be proud of the people that went door to door and they would be disgusted and revolted by the scum of this consulting class that is stealing money. And until it's totally transparent, nobody should give another penny. And you got them up there whining, oh, we're going to lose the Senate. You're going to lose the you damn right you're going to lose the Senate because you've given nothing for people to work for. Complete total group of scumbags. Cornyn, Lindsey Grant, John Thrun, the whole lot of them. You think people are going to go door to door for that? Do you think they're going to go to door to door in a hot, sweltering summer to make voter contact for that?

Baseball Bread And Circus Break

SPEAKER_18 1:08:44

Yeah, they're not. They're not going to go for John Corning, Lindsey Graham, and John Thune. You know what you should go for? Yourself. You should go for yourself. Go represent your interests where you can. It costs nothing to be a PCO. Again, go to politicalremodel.com. Go get involved. Go to Steve Stern's websites. Go get involved. Become a PCO. Don't give them any more money. Go for yourself. Don't go for them. Yes, they don't give you anything to fight for. Fight for yourself. Even if it means fighting them. Now let's take a little bit of an entertainment break. We are here in the Seattle area. And so our home baseball team, let's get some bread and circus going on. Had an incredible thing happen. A once every like in baseball, almost nothing is new. You know, it's such an old game and they play so much, like every stat has been duplicated and every every outcome has been seen, right? It's you know, baseball is an interesting game. You go to a four-hour game and you get to watch a grand total of about 10 minutes of action. It's one of the most boring things to be. You have to really love baseball.

SPEAKER_25 1:09:48

You got to watch people edging other people out with you know some hard stats.

SPEAKER_18 1:09:51

Yeah, but this is really interesting. So the Mariners were playing the Oklahoma, or are they the uh Oakland A's still? The A's. I think they're still in Oakland. Anyways, it's playing the A's, and an incredible hit and catch happened.

SPEAKER_20 1:10:07

Right back in it! Oh it's in its shirt. Isn't this super hole?

SPEAKER_18 1:10:17

I don't think it was just yesterday.

SPEAKER_20 1:10:20

Oh, come. That was something that you will not see again. It went in his jersey at 108 miles an hour right between the buttons. He's trying to defend himself, and you can see it go in the shirt right there.

SPEAKER_18 1:10:38

If that thing was that's like the bullet that whizzed by Trump's ear. If that had been just a few inches over, it would have bruised his kidneys. He'd have been out for the season. All right, when was this?

SPEAKER_25 1:10:50

When was it? I'm not like super baseball man, but I think this is a few years old.

SPEAKER_18 1:10:54

Okay, uh, we're gonna find out. Did I get duped? Did I get bread and circused in my algorithm? April 22nd, 2026. It was yesterday. It was yesterday. Things don't happen every day like that.

SPEAKER_25 1:11:04

Okay, I'm gonna find the clip of this happening before because this has happened already.

SPEAKER_18 1:11:07

Well, he said you'll never see that again in baseball wrong. I gotta believe the commentator. They never lied to you on sports TV, right? At Ron, that was a good one. I didn't see your chat until now. I see what you did there. APAC Shakira was brilliant. Yeah.

SPEAKER_25 1:11:23

No, that was uh me and ED ads. Pony Boy was making fun of me reading E D ads and what'd you say there? I I said thanks, Pony Boy.

Iran Regime Pressure And Hostages

SPEAKER_18 1:11:32

It is sometimes really hard. Oh, wow, nice catch. Yeah, pretty interesting. So little bread and circus. Here's John Fetterman. We're gonna pivot over to Iran, okay? And we showed yesterday Caitlin Bennett doing the man on the street interviews with with liberals and reading off Kamala Harris and Joe Biden quotes about Iran, and Trump said that. And then she said, This is all Kamala Harris and Joe Biden. Oh, I'm so disappointed. The one lady was so mad she flipped her off the whole thing, right? This is John Fetterman being like, dude, we've been Iran's the enemy, but the Democrat Party has so much TDS. You literally have guys like Chris Murphy who was excited that 23 boats allegedly made it past the blockade, which was a total lie, by the way. I mean, that's treasonous.

SPEAKER_05 1:12:14

I'm the only Democrat effectively left in in Congress to support Epic Fury. It's almost as if you know, we've forgotten on the Democratic side that the the real enemy, the real threat, the real danger is Iran and those and its proxies to it. And you know, every single Democrat, we want to break Iran. We we make sure they never acquire a nuclear bomb as we are approaching that 60 day, that 60 day of the war powers in the law. You know, Iran must be so excited by the American media and the Democratic parties, the way they it's like as long as we can hang on for 60 days, more and more people continue to vote uh against you know the Trump administration to to to end the Iranian regime.

SPEAKER_18 1:13:04

I'm the only he's the only one left, and these guys have been remembered Barack Obama, all these guys, Trump, Iran can't have a nuclear weapon. But what they said publicly was opposite of what they did privately. He sent pallets of cash with no strings attached. Cash, aka no tracking, no sanctions, cash. So what did they do with the cash? I wonder. They funded Hamas, they funded Hezbollah, they funded the Houthis who have done untold amounts of damage. They paid their military. Now, we we reported that Donald Trump requested that those eight women in Iran that were scheduled to be hanged, that they would be let off. And they did. They let off four, four of them are gonna get one month in prison, and then they're gonna be let free. So that Trump said, very good news. I've just been informed that the eight protesters who were going to be executed tonight in Iran, this was yesterday, two days ago, will no longer be killed. Four will be released immediately, and four will be sentenced to one month in prison. I very much appreciate that Iran and its leaders respected my request as president of the United States and terminated the planned execution. Thank you for your attention to this matter, President Donald J. Trump. Fox News had on Dr. Sheila Nazarun, a f who fled Iran as a child, taught and still has connections in Iran, right? I mean, when you flee a country because of political persecution, it doesn't mean all of your family and all of your contacts and all of your friends left with you. And she's exposing how disgusting this regime is against its own people. So if you're a bleeding heart liberal who wants to give money to, you know, S SPLC because it's fighting neo-Nazism, and you're a bleeding heart liberal who's like, raise taxes, yes, fix the homeless problem that we're causing, right? If you're one of those people that thinks that the government is the solution, you have to look at the Iranian government and be like, this is what you're propping up. You're so opposed to Donald Trump that you oppose a regime that does this.

SPEAKER_01 1:14:53

So what they do is they will gang rape her before they execute her. And it's just mind-boggling to me this Elizabeth Banks sitting comfy in a little cushy couch on a podcast with her hair slicked back, talking about how could anyone vote for Donald Trump? Well, you know, Kamala Harris posted on X yesterday that this is a war of choice, and Donald Trump is the only one helping these people in Iran. So, Elizabeth Banks, this woman, Vita, is about to be gang raped and publicly executed, and so are three more women. And they have been doing this to many young people every single day, one or two public executions. So you're sitting there on your cushy couch talking about Kamala Harris. You claim to be a feminist, you claim to be a humanitarian. Where are you when the women need you? You're a fake, you are a hypocrite, you're of no help to anyone. So if you claim to be a feminist, you claim to be a humanitarian, you claim to be a good person, America. Iran isn't just a military war or peace in the Middle East or oil stabilization. This is a humanitarian issue. They are killing young people every single day. And the only president, the only one that has helped is President Trump.

SPEAKER_18 1:16:08

You know, it's absolutely right. You have to remember we don't go looking for dragons to slay overseas. I remember when we went to Iraq, I'm like, why don't we go to Zimbabwe? Robert Mugabe's horrible too, right? But you have to understand that these brutal regimes, the way they prop up their power to the point to where they can, you know, destabilize the world order is through that type, that tyranny, that despotism, that kind of stuff. And their belief system is wild, right? Oh, they're gonna go to heaven, and we can't let that happen, so we have to stop it. And how do they do that? Horrible atrocities. Deputy commander of the U.S. Central Command, Vice Admiral Bob Howard, who was on GB in News. This is a British news channel talking about Donald Trump's strategy and what's really going on in Iran. And I like this, so we're gonna listen to all of it.

SPEAKER_23 1:16:56

What does President Trump do now? He can't cause his losses at this point, can he, and lead leave the IRGC in control in Iran?

SPEAKER_41 1:17:06

Well, I'm gonna be a little contrarian to your crowd there, even you have a well, one of them has my same last name relatively. So he lives with that struggle of people pronouncing our names. But look, we're killing them financially. They're not getting any money, they're gonna run out of money. So Trump can take his time. He's in the position of power dictating what happens. He can wake up every day, oh, we're gonna keep doing the ceasefire. Oh, no, I'm gonna strike tomorrow. That's his prerogative because we have all the cards. They've got rhetoric on their point. And maybe they have some missiles and drones left, but they really don't have much after that. Or even that still has to play out. But economically, we're just taking them out. I think they've got, I've heard estimates, five to six days of money left. Okay, when you can't pay the members of the IRGC, when you can't pay the RTs, when you can't keep the lights on, when people aren't eating, you're gonna get some real different dynamics internally to Iran. So again, I believe the president controls all the cards this time, and he's shown that very clearly to the Iranians. Look, we're not negotiating anymore. You come to us showing us that you're gonna meet these terms, come out with your best offer, or you're just gonna run out of money and then you're really in dire straits. So I see it a little differently than the crowd you brought together there.

SPEAKER_23 1:18:39

Well, I hope you're right, Bob. I really do hope you're right. My concern is the guy that appears to be running Iran at the moment is the Iranian National Guard commander. His name's Ahmed Vahidi. He is an extreme radical, hard-line member of the elite. And basically, this now means that the war machine is calling the shots in Iran. No more diplomacy with a man like that. How do you negotiate with people who are at best? Um, how do you negotiate with people? It's hard to find the words to describe the mindset because it's very difficult for us to relate to that sort of religious extremism that will drive them basically to even just give up their own lives, Bob, on behalf of what they believe in. The Americans aren't like that.

SPEAKER_41 1:19:29

You've captured it exactly right. And let me tell you, Vahiti's got a target on him. Anyone who steps to the table now, especially in the IRGC, and says, hey, I'm in charge, your life expectancy is probably pretty short. And I think the Israelis are focused on that. I'm sure we're happy operating in support. And I don't think we're negotiating at this point. Meet our demands, or we'll decide what we're going to do next. And I also, I think Freddie had this right. I don't see boots on the ground as an option for occupation, but I would encourage raids. If you know the topography of Iran well, a lot of these cities, because of the vast desert and the vast mountains, being the Zargos or Albor's Mountains, only have one avenue of approach into that city. So you can go in, take a small city for a few days. As they come into you, you just recreate the highway of death we had in Kuwait. Anyone coming in to oppose us is obliterated. You see who's friendly in that town, who wants to turn, and then you leave that town. You maybe do it somewhere else too. So those are the tools the president has on his hands. And a lot more asymmetrically we can apply for pressure on the regime. And again, I think you've exactly right. We don't want to negotiate with the IRGC. We want to obliterate the IRGC. We want to demonstrate to the Iranian power how impotent they are and how weak they are, and continue that pressure right now economically to break them. Because the end state has to be a government in Iran who refudiates the Islamic revolution and the ideology they stand for. So again, I think the strategy and the plan and this uh we're a hold today while you continue to lose all your resources and money and become in even dire straits to drive you to capitulate, not uh negotiate.

Blockade Orders And China Squeezed

SPEAKER_18 1:21:34

So they have completely boxed the IRGC and the Iranian regime that are hardliners. And Trump put a post out about this that we don't know who's in charge of Iran. The IRGC is on these hardliners who just want to fight, fight, fight, fight. And then you have the moderates who are turning out to be a lot better guys that are like, capitulate, capitulate. Okay, we'll stop hanging people. And so you've got that division there, and we'll see. They they've got to kind of fight it out on the inside. He's advocating little rates. I don't know. We'll see about that. You got something for us here, Ron?

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SPEAKER_18 1:22:56

Awesome. Thank you so much. Got two in today. That's pretty good.

SPEAKER_25 1:23:00

Yeah.

SPEAKER_18 1:23:00

Okay, so Donald Trump also posted this. He said, uh, I have ordered the United States Navy boats to shoot and kill one one five. To shoot and kill any boat, small boat, any boat, small boats though they may be, their Navy ships are all 159 of them at the bottom of the sea. That is putting mines in the waters of the Strait of Hormoutz. There is to be no hesitation. Additionally, our minesweepers are clearing the strait right now. I'm hereby ordering that activity to continue, but at a tripled up level. Thank you for your attention.

SPEAKER_15 1:23:29

Enter an area of military blockade. An Iranian port will be subject to the right visit and search in accordance with international law. If you attempt to run the blockade, we will compel compliance of force.

SPEAKER_18 1:23:47

So he has ordered them, just like the narco boats, F around and find out. So they already blew one boat's engine room up, and they've boarded, they took another boat that was on the shadow fleet. They they took boarded boarded it yesterday and took it over. And now he's saying, listen, any one of these little attack boats, whether they're officially Navy boats or not, boop, boop, boop, boop, boo, you're done. Right? Same thing we did in the Gulf of America and climbing around the Pacific coast of Mexico, boop, boop, boop, boop, you're done. They are enforcing that blockade.

SPEAKER_25 1:24:18

Well, hopefully they'll only have to do that a couple of times.

SPEAKER_18 1:24:20

Hopefully, yeah. I mean, at a certain point, you don't want to get on those boats anymore. Exactly. So, what this is doing is this is putting an incredible amount of pressure on China.

SPEAKER_28 1:24:28

China? If Trump confronted China, CNN would be against it and probably take China's side. And trust me, the United States never running out of ammo. If it's an emergency, like a real emergency, Trump will just tell Home Depot, you know those lawnmowers, make them into drones.

SPEAKER_18 1:24:43

Which the funny thing is, the engines on the drones is literally a lawnmower judge.

SPEAKER_28 1:24:48

China's watched their proxy in Venezuela get flown in his PJs to a jail cell in Manhattan. Their other proxy in Iran got whacked in the first 40 seconds of the war. Two countries Beijing can't buy cheap sanctioned oil from anymore. Now they have to pay full price. And now they're buying a lot more from us. They're also watching the U.S. Navy gain footholds in trade choke points that their country relies on for survival. And what kind of allies are China if they can't even lift a finger to help their friends? Iran's the world's number one state sponsor of terrorism, and without money, their terror proxies aren't getting paid. Seems like a smart way to fight the war on terrorism. I remember when all politicians were gung-ho about that war.

SPEAKER_05 1:25:33

It's almost as if you know we've forgotten on the Democratic side that the real enemy, the real threat, the real danger is Iran and its proxies.

SPEAKER_18 1:25:55

So let's step back now. Trump is fixing a lot of little problems that have been you know nagging us for a while, a lot of hangnails. But there's something also that's happening too. And we've been talking about Bitcoin. If you zoom out, you zoom out from what's going on. Yesterday, Russia authorized Bitcoin for official use. So now Russian companies can use Bitcoin wherever they want to use it. Because in Russia, you know what doesn't work? Visa and MasterCard. Oh because they're sanctioned. You know what didn't work in Iran? Visa and MasterCard. Right? Any country that's under sanction, it's an all-out blockade as far as using the dollar and the and the banking system. So it's cash and cash only, or something else a little bit more creative. So zooming out, if you're a leader in the world who's acquiring power, and for example, China, I mean, they rival us, no doubt about it. Um you don't want to be subject to uh U.S. banking rules and sanctions. And we've played the clip many times. Marco Rubio, in five years, we won't even be talking about sanctions. This is Colonel McGregor, who, you know, again, I got my disagreements with these people, but they're smart people, they see the big picture, and he's talking about Bitcoin. Listen to what he says about it, about how nation states are now recognizing that Bitcoin is the only way around the dollar. We want to be the change you want to see in the world. One of the challenges we as peasants have is the same problem Russia has and Iran has had, and Venezuela had. Is if you get on the government's hit list, you lose your banking capacity. And banking is how you store your energy, it's how you preserve your future. So they're looking for an off-ramp.

SPEAKER_03 1:27:39

And we, the rest of us, are not in a position to join BRICS because we can't peg to gold. What do you do?

unknown 1:27:49

Bitcoin.

SPEAKER_03 1:27:50

Digital currency. Now I'm not talking about what the banks put out. That's a disaster. Forget it. That is a scam. Who wants to buy one one coin for a Dollar. That's the last thing in the world. Whereas Bitcoin can go from ten thousand to a million very, very quickly. Now it's not going to be perfect. There will be speculation. There will be problems. It's a bumpy road. I think ultimately it will prevail because you can also do business with it. I mean, right now, if you're in Moscow or St. Petersburg, you can't use credit cards. You can't even use your currency. What do you do? You go to the bank, you open a bank account, and then you turn to Bitcoin. And that's how people are financing themselves over in Russia right now that are from the West.

SPEAKER_38 1:28:43

That would be the ultimate chess move is if uh the leaders of Russia or China all of a sudden said, We're accumulating Bitcoin. I mean, that would be wild in in game theory. But so what price are you looking for? Like, where do you think you would buy back in? How low do you think Bitcoin's gonna go?

SPEAKER_03 1:28:59

You know, again, I am not a financial expert, you know. I'm not a psychic. But I think it'll fall a lot lower than 70. Especially when the market finally gives This is an old clip, and it did, right?

SPEAKER_18 1:29:15

It went down to like 60 something. So this is an old clip.

SPEAKER_03 1:29:19

See, the market, contrary to popular belief, is not a reflection of the broader society. Whereas people out there already know the economy's bad. They all have to do is go to the grocery store. People are celebrating the fact that uh gasoline prices haven't risen risen that much. So at least that hasn't hit. But we're gonna see prices continue to rise. Inflation is higher than than reported and alleged. I think everybody knows that. So the question is how low does Bitcoin fall? It'll fall with the market. If the market goes, you know, down substantially, and there are great losses. I think people will be tempted to pull out of Bitcoin. So it could go down to 40. Never did. Or even lower. But my point to people is, and I I don't know what the what the final outcome will be. That's fine. Get back into it. Because it will go like a rocket. People are talking about what it's gonna be worth a million dollars a coin, it's coming, they're right. May not be coming quickly, but it's coming.

SPEAKER_18 1:30:25

They're right. They're right. Because when you push China into a box, when you push Russia into a box, and all of their affiliated nations into a box because they can't transact with them, that gave rise to BRICS. BRICS, the problem with BRICS is it's gold-based, gold and other resource based, which is great, but we've already broken that coup that that cartel that leaves one option left, the one sovereign currency out there that nobody can sanction, nobody's in charge of internet gold Bitcoin. That's it. It's the solution for you and me. It's the solution for nation states, it it decentralizes money for the first time in thousands of years. It takes away the levers of power. It takes away the levers of power. This is uh this is Panteras Capital CEO Dan Moreland. He said China will buy a thousand Bitcoin because it's super crazy to store 1,000 years of savings in an asset that Scott Bescent can cancel.

SPEAKER_35 1:31:26

Realize, like China, super crazy to have a thousand years of your life savings stored in an asset that Scott Besant can cancel. That is crazy. It's way smarter to buy Bitcoin. And so I think within two or three years, there will be an arms race with three or four groups, regions, each trying to buy a million bitcoins, and you just want to be long before that happens.

SPEAKER_18 1:31:49

You just want to be long before that happens. What he's saying is you want to be a holder because when that happens, the price goes parabolic. The value of Bitcoin mathematically is 21 million divided by infinity. All the value in the world that's represented by all these different currencies could all enter into Bitcoin in that 21 million category. What happens when the Manhattan ran out of real estate?

SPEAKER_17 1:32:14

It got more valuable.

SPEAKER_18 1:32:16

But it's still there, it's still traded, it's still bought and sold, and it will be bought and sold in whatever fiat currency you're forced to use in your nation state. But at the end of the day, that underlining value is everything. And people understand this. Here's RFK Jr.

SPEAKER_19 1:32:30

Bitcoin, you you said you you spoke at a conference, you bought it, you bought something for your kids last year. Uh, you more than doubled your money if you're still holding. Are you still holding? I mean, let's just have a little fun here to end the segment. Yeah, I am.

SPEAKER_07 1:32:43

Yeah, I am I'm still holding. My kids are very, very happy about it.

SPEAKER_19 1:32:47

Yeah, where what's Bitcoin's real role? There are members of Congress, both parties, I believe, that think it should be banned.

SPEAKER_07 1:32:57

Yeah, I mean, they they want it banned because they're being paid by the BlackRock and Morgan and all the big bank globalist banking monopolies that are making money on inflation and making money on by the Fed printing money. And but American people, the American middle class is getting rolled, and the off-ramp from that, you know, from the money printing machine is Bitcoin because it is hard currency. And we need to make it transactionally available to the middle class. We need to make sure that people who want to protect themselves against inflation can have this, but also that they have transactional freedom. That the government is not, you know, uh able now to digitalize our currencies and like they did in Canada. And when the truckers disobeyed, you know, when the truckers protested peacefully, their bank accounts were shut down. Well, you and they couldn't pay their mortgages, they couldn't pay for their children's education. The government could control their speech by controlling their transactional freedom. And you know, transactional freedom is as important as freedom of speech. And you only get that from Bitcoin. We're not gonna get that, you know, as long as the government controls our digitalized currency.

SPEAKER_18 1:34:20

Did you catch that? So not only is it the solution for Russia and China, well, Taylor, I don't want to be involved in anything they're involved in. Yeah, but it's also the solution for that for the trucker protest. It was also the solution for January 6ers, it's also the solution for anybody that ends up on the uh the SPLC, right? It's the only way that you can control and own your money and transact in it. You've got to get Bitcoin and you've got to take self-custody. And here's another an example of why. Short-term problem, this is a fix. Long term, this is a problem.

Housing Credit Changes And Inflation

SPEAKER_02 1:34:57

Yes, sir. And you know, the president has really been laser-focused, uh, you know, not only just keeping our country safe and our allies safe, but really here on the domestic front to bringing housing affordability down for the American people. And you know what, Charles, every dollar counts when people want to buy and American Americans want to buy a home. And that uh also pertains to the fees that you have to pay when you're getting a mortgage. Uh, it pertains to the regulatory environment. And so now we're increasing competition, we're increasing the innovativeness, we're increasing the rigor. This is for credit worthy, trustworthy people. You know, a lot of people have talked about it. President Trump uh had a law uh in 2018 to enact this, but now with Director Poulti, myself, the president, and others, we are taking bold steps to open up the credit market for creditworthy people for Gen Z, millennium, first-time homebuyers using the vanish score, using the FICO 10T. Uh, so we're excited about the days to come. Yeah.

SPEAKER_18 1:35:53

So what they're doing is through regulation, they're going to open up your credit score. So now your credit score is going to include things like your electrical payment, your rent payments, other utility payments. Does that make them more credit worthy? Not really. What they're doing is they're making the they're manipulating the credit score market in order to make home buying more available to normal people. Awesome! Short-term problem fix. Yeah, let's go manipulate something that was supposed to protect us from getting bad mortgages. Does that make sense? Every home lender is a miner, they mine US dollars, they create them out of nothing. And so by opening up the market, again, we have to do this. But long term, this is inflation. This is changing a regulation that's gonna make it more credit available to more buyers, and that credit is the inflation. Short-term fix, I support it. Do it. More people need to get into a home. That's a utility thing. But long term, that's not gonna drop prices. What that's gonna do is it's gonna draw prices up, and you've creating money that's going to now be in circulation, which is why you don't want to store your value and your energy in the dollar bill, just like China. It's crazy to store a thousand years of your savings in a currency that Scott Bessent can cancel. It's crazy. Michael Saylor expresses this clearly. Michael Saylor, I believe, now is the number one holder of Bitcoin through his ETF fund that pays a 10 or 11% annual dividend in cash. And it's a very secure way for older people who still want to stay on the dollar to secure a set rate of return. This is a very important service he's offering, but he's gobbling up Bitcoin. He's he's the buyer right now. Him, BlackRock, JP Moore, the big whales are all buying it. Meanwhile, you've got, you know, still circulating around. Bitcoin was created by the CIA. Then why would China and Russia use it? Okay. So this is Michael Saylor explaining the logic behind Bitcoin and the future of it. I am not pitching Bitcoin. I don't make anything when you buy Bitcoin. Nothing. I'm trying to show you peasants, the ones who've had the boot from the left and the right on your neck. I have been debanked. It happened to me.

SPEAKER_25 1:38:28

And it hurts.

SPEAKER_18 1:38:29

And it hurts. Okay. I have been that guy. I've been under U.S. sanctions. So I'm showing you this because we are not slaves here. We have choices, we have options. And this is revolutionary to take back your freedom of choice to transact. Your freedom of speech and your freedom of choice are tied together. What have I always said since almost the inception of this podcast? You vote with your eyes, your dollars, and your clicks, and now we could end to it and with your Bitcoin.

SPEAKER_06 1:39:03

Well, you know, Scott, when uh in 2020, I was very frustrated and a bit depressed. I don't think I was alone. A lot of people were frustrated and depressed during that time period. And uh I was, you know, my company was worth$600 million enterprise value, and I'd worked 30 years and I could not break through against the Microsoft, you know, you know, juggernaut. And I couldn't figure out how to grow it. And and and after 10 years of trying, I figured maybe I should just retire and go gracefully off and just and and call it a day. And I think I, as I said, I discovered Bitcoin out of frustration and desperation. And first it was just something to do, and then I realized it was a good technology. I I went from I'll buy it because I don't have a choice to do anything else, to I'm an investor. And I started thinking Bitcoin is like Facebook for money, or it's like it's like a dominant digital monetary network. And I started becoming a tech believer in it. But then I emerged as a maximalist, Scott, which is, you know, you wrote your book about the four. And at the end of the book, you know, you basically are a little bit jaded. You're like, these guys got too much power, they abuse their power, and the world's not a better place for that. That's because they're companies. And if Bitcoin was a company, if it was a big digital banking network, it probably also gets corrupted. What I realize is Bitcoin is a decentralized protocol. It's a commodity, it's ethically superior to a company, it's ethically superior to these big tech companies because it represents uh a protocol of economic empowerment for 8 billion people and everybody on earth, regardless of your views. And so I basically went from opportunist to investor to maximalist. And now I'm of the opinion that the human race moves forward through clean energy, clean food, clean money. And and human misery was our water was dirty, our food was dirty, we didn't have energy, we had dirty clothes, we had doctors with dirty hands and dirty instruments and the like. And we had dirty money. And for the last 500,000 years, all of our economics have been broken, and the human misery has taken place because copper tokens and giant stone coins and glass beads and silver coins and gold, none of these things were perfect capital assets. They were never, they were never a settlement network and and they were never a non-deflationary asset. Bitcoin represents clean money. It represents uh economic energy and economic empowerment. So my mission at this point is I would just like to spread it to 8 billion people. I actually think you can Bitcoin is hope. I think you can fix a company, fix a country, fix a family. It won't solve the other problems. It doesn't cure cancer, and it doesn't make you a good basketball player, and it doesn't, it doesn't uh, you know, resolve political differences and religious differences. I'm not, I get that. What it does is it gives people a working economic fluid that doesn't drain 10% of their economic energy per year out, you know, out the back door. And so I'm a big advocate for uh digital capital in the same way that uh 150 years ago, maybe I could get really excited about spreading electricity to the world. But I'm too, you know, if you found fire, you would want people to know about fire. And, you know, Henry Ford, as I said, he he put he put the fire in an engine and he gave us wings, he let us fly. And and so the world's a better place with the automobile or the plane or aluminum or steel or computers or AI or whatever it is. I just think the world's a better place with digital capital or or clean store of value money. You could say it it's a um a fair and equitable way for us to settle our differences.

SPEAKER_18 1:43:28

What I love about that last sentence, it's a fair and equitable way to settle our differences. And over at 1776live.us, we talk a lot about equity. You have to take personal accountability of your choices, you have to have equity. And digital capital, Bitcoin, is a way to have equity in your transactions. That fairness, that justice, that meritocracy. And never forget, even our president's on board. Bitcoin is going to the moon, as we say.

SPEAKER_27 1:43:59

It's going to the moon. I want America to be the nation that leads the way, and that's what's going to happen.

Private Segment Aliens And Dead Scientists

SPEAKER_18 1:44:06

So you're going to be very happy with me. So get on board or get swept out. That's my thought. Okay, we're going to jump over to private and we're going to talk about aliens. And we're going to talk about the assassination of these scientists that have been happening. And we're going to hear Catherine Austin Fiss. We're going to hear from David Wilcox, who recently allegedly committed suicide. And we're going to follow up a little bit about this story that um with Amy, who was one of these anti-gravity researchers. Amy Eskridge. Amy Eskridge. Daily Mail ran a story about her and some of the text messages she was sending to people talking about direct energy weapons and how she was coming under attack. This is spooky stuff.

SPEAKER_22 1:44:42

Oh, yeah.

Murder Apologia Occult And Mr Global

SPEAKER_18 1:44:42

Right. So we're going to we're going to jump over to private. We're going to talk about this and cover it. So we'll see you guys there. The rest of you, we'll see you in Spokane, or we'll see you tomorrow morning. That's it. Talk to you guys later. Bye. Okay, here we go. So this is Tim Burkhart talking about the murder of these scientists.

SPEAKER_43 1:45:03

But to me, it looks like somebody is sending a clear message. And of course, if you go back to further, I know this might come as a shock to you, but you know, the president has demanded release of the FBI files. And a lot of these people are rumored in a part of organizations and groups that have access to some of those files. And so this all just kind of plays it's it plays in two well together. And I would hope that we do leave no stone unturned, but I hope the president goes to more than some of the traditional um intelligence agencies because those intelligence agencies are a lot like um a lot like congressional ethics. I question whether they actually exist or not.

SPEAKER_18 1:45:45

But to me Yeah, I question whether they actually exist or not. Now, this kind of ties into this as well. This is Hassan Hassan Piker. Do you know who Hassan Piker is?

SPEAKER_22 1:45:54

No.

SPEAKER_18 1:45:55

He's a really prominent leftist. I think he even calls himself a communist. And he's talking about Luigi Mangioni. Do you remember Luigi Mangioni?

SPEAKER_22 1:46:01

Yeah.

SPEAKER_18 1:46:02

He killed killed the uh United Healthcare CEO in cold blood on the street, shot him in the back. Yep. So this is Hassan Piker who is praising, praising him.

SPEAKER_33 1:46:11

Engels wrote about the concept of social murder.

SPEAKER_18 1:46:16

Engels, one of the leaders of Marxism thought processes.

SPEAKER_33 1:46:20

And Brian Thompson, as the United Healthcare CEO, was engaging in a tremendous amount of social murder. The systematized forms of violence, uh, the the structural violence of poverty, uh, the the for-profit uh paywalled uh system of of health care in this country, and the consequences of that are uh tremendous amounts of pain, tremendous amounts of violence, tremendous amounts of deaths. And that was a fascinating story from for me because Americans are very draconian about crime and punishment. They're very black and white on this issue, and yet because of the pervasive pain that the private healthcare system had uh created for the average American, I saw so many people immediately understand why this death had taken place.

SPEAKER_25 1:47:19

Circle talking his way into justifying murder. Okay, exactly.

SPEAKER_18 1:47:23

Now, every government is bad, but some are less bad than others. And the United States is definitely at the top of the heap as far as bad governments go. Okay, top of the heap. Alex Carp, CEO of Palantir, who a lot of people think is ushering in the digital control grid. When I listen to him talk, I'm like, no, he's not. No, he's not. He's trying to defend us from this very system, and you got to use the same tools they're using, you know, sword fight sword. You know what I'm saying? And he brings up a really interesting point, and this ties into again Bitcoin and why it's our way out and why America needs to lead the way in this.

SPEAKER_24 1:47:59

It's very important that people who are smart and have integrity and are willing to fight as a party, you know. Uh it's super important to stand up, you know, it starts with a you know being a religion of protesting in front of everything, people are just wanting to go school or protesting against Israel or not having an interest in defending the US and people justifying murder or murdering to use. They're completely like that's why we just have to stand up and fight this every term or ask them to get money. There is no alternative to America's only thing that works at the same time. It's the only place where people actually are married to radically. It's the only place where people see your capital after it's the only place if you can take a classic residents. There's only one place like this and the people who are maybe anyway.

SPEAKER_18 1:49:39

They're not screwing around, and we shouldn't either. Right? You can't take that stuff for granted. David Wilcox, who just a few days ago allegedly committed suicide, this was one of the speeches he gave. Now, he's often featured on ancient aliens, and a lot of people think he's just one of these way out there guys. He was associated with Corey Good for a while. Kookie kooky. But that's just a smear, right? Kookie kooky. But he says something which many of us believe. We ultimately, I believe this. What he's saying here, whistleblowers have told him about revelation of the method and stuff like that.

SPEAKER_25 1:50:12

I I think he's right. I think the most important thing he said was, I'm not suicidal right before he suicided himself.

SPEAKER_18 1:50:19

Yeah, I'm not suicidal right before he suicided himself. Exactly. And he reveals this little method here, how this evil side, this pagan religion that leads to protesting everything to eventually you're justifying murdering CEOs, right? Because of social murder and stuff like that, because people get left out in the cold. They don't think they have the power of their choices, but they do, they do have power over their choices, and the universe understands that you're endowed with certain unalienable rights by your creator, whoever you think it is. They're they are self-evident, these rights. You have the power of choice. And so what the malicious, nefarious people have to do is they have to get you to use your choices to allow them to make you a slave.

SPEAKER_21 1:51:05

One of the things that I learned from whistleblowers from the cabal itself is that they have to work within something they call the rules. And this is very, very important. The rules are a body of spiritual principles that they must follow in order to be allowed to exist. Now, what do I mean by allowed to exist? I mean that they are aware that there are benevolent forces that will prevent them from achieving their goals unless we give them permission.

SPEAKER_18 1:51:35

Unless you volunteer, unless you acquiesce, unless you consent. To enslave us.

SPEAKER_21 1:51:41

Well, look at that dollar bill. Ultimately, the universe is intelligent, alive, and conscious, and it is benevolent. It is a benevolent consciousness. That consciousness does not allow the negative to succeed unless it is invited. So the cabal has made a science, a very elaborate science, out of studying these arcane, occult, magical principles that allow them to get away with what they do. So they have to put out everything that tells you who they are in music videos, in these Super Bowl halftime shows, the Grammy Awards ceremonies. They're out there showing you the truth. This is what people are going to have so much trouble with once disclosure happens is that these people actually practice black magic and they are very, very good at it.

SPEAKER_18 1:52:31

They're very, very good at it. They're so good that they've probably infiltrated the top layers of government. Catherine Austin Fitz, who is one of the secretaries of housing under Bush, and she was a she was sued by the DOJ, and I don't know if it was the SEC, kind of made it through that, cost her a lot. And she's she she runs the Solindra report, and she's a lot like 1776 Live, different constituency, different type of people go there, but it is, it's people that are trying to find solutions. And she was on with Danny Jones. This is a longer piece, which is why we say I saved it for the private side. But she kind of explains the intermeshing of this stuff and how it's it's all kind of tied together, and how the military has assessed that, yeah, the world might be run by these nefarious people who have gotten the people at large to consent, right? They put these little carrots and they lead you into captivity.

SPEAKER_40 1:53:25

Farrell and I did a great two-hour interview called Who is Mr. Global? And we went through every different hypothesis. What do you mean? Can you define Mr.

SPEAKER_11 1:53:33

Global?

SPEAKER_40 1:53:34

It's the committee that runs the world. So there's a committee at the top that makes all the big decisions. It's and and my nickname for it is Mr. Global. So so the question is, who is Mr. Global and why is Mr. Global doing what he's doing? Because I, you know, when I look at a situation, I like to put myself in somebody else's shoes. Like if I was Danny and I was doing this, what would it look like from my point of view? And so I want to put myself in Mr. Why is Mr. Global doing this? You know, why is what's Mr. Global's point of view? So anyway, so Joseph and I went through and did who is Mr. Global and why is he doing what he's doing? So we went through all the theories, but my favorite, some of my favorite comments on the internet is people say they'll say, Well, she worked at the White House, and you know she knows, and she's not telling us. It's like no, everybody at the White House is not sure.

SPEAKER_11 1:54:20

Who who who's your best guess of who Mr. Global is?

SPEAKER_40 1:54:25

Um I think you have intergenerational pools of capital, and right now they are over influenced by occult. So I yes, so I think you have intergen interdimensional intelligence, which is operating demonic intelligence.

SPEAKER_11 1:54:44

Interdimensional demonic intelligence.

SPEAKER_40 1:54:48

Yeah. So I think this thing about good and evil is real. And and they're I can't find it anymore. I found it once. There were in the 30s a British physicist got up and said, you know, we are we are being manipulated but from other dimensions by intelligent beings from other dimensions. So I I think, you know, if you if you study Christianity and you read the Bible, you're dealing with both divine intelligence and demonic intelligence. And I think too much of the leadership has gotten deeply involved in the occult and demonic kinds of intelligence. Wow. So I just read a book and I have no idea. So I've I've I've tried to find every theory to explain the paranormal stuff. So I'm not telling you this is true, but I just finished reading a book called Final Event by Nick Redfren. I don't know if you've ever read it. And he describes it's a it's an it's uh exploration of a group of military intelligence in the United States called the Collins Elite. Oh yeah, I've heard about the Collins Elite, yeah. And and they came to believe that the that the E.T. phenomena was a demonic phenomena. It was not people from another planet, it was it was demonic intelligence. Right. Right. And one of the things he discovered was that, or the Collins Elite apparently discovered is in many sort of E.T. uh abduction uh events, if you called on Jesus Christ, it would stop. What? Yeah, yeah. That's that's what he reported. And it he strikes me, I don't know anything about him, but it struck me as as someone who was trying to do a faithful job of simply reporting what they found.

SPEAKER_11 1:56:39

You know, there's uh a lot of folks in the intelligence community that publicly uh state how they believe that the whole UFO phenomena is like this biblical thing. How it's angels and demons, and these uh things could be angelic entities and you know like literal, like uh ground like legitimate people in the t intelligence community, whether they're still active or retired or whatever, that have been on podcasts that that state they've so I am sure that all of that stuff is happening.

SPEAKER_40 1:57:15

So I think we are dealing with demonic and and angelic forces in our world, and that's interdimensional intelligence. So the Bible calls it, you know, demons and angels, other people call it fifth dimension or whatever, but I think we're absolutely and I will tell you what I think is the most important thing to understand about the universe. So write this down. This is my favorite, my favorite new book is A New Science of Heaven by Robert Temple. Oh, yeah. 99% of the material in the universe is plasma. Our universe is made up of plasma. And I used to hear that David Bohm said this and other physicists as well, but Temple's really documented and nailed it, and I'm sure he's right. Plasma is alive and it's intelligent. And that means life is alive and intelligent. Plasma or dark matter? Plasma. Plasma. Plasma. But you know, let me make it simple. The universe is alive and intelligent.

SPEAKER_22 1:58:17

Sure.

SPEAKER_40 1:58:18

And we share intelligence with all life. You know, so in the Lord of the Rings, when the trees show up to help, that's real.

SPEAKER_22 1:58:24

Right.

SPEAKER_40 1:58:25

So so uh life is alive, and the notion that you can take digital technology and control it centrally, once you understand that is so ridiculous. Only only a demonic intelligence would come up with that plan.

SPEAKER_11 1:58:40

Right? Have you uh noticed this recent phenomena of, and there's been articles written about it, of essentially um a lot of big shots in Silicon Valley are mapping Christianity now onto everything that's going on in Silicon Valley. There's a church, a new church in Silicon Valley that everyone's going to. Peter Thiel and uh the head of this company called Y Combinator are, you know, Peter Thiel is a you know famous billionaire gay Christian, and uh the guy from Y Combinator is a big uh devout Christian, and they're holding these big conferences, and um, you know, all these folks in Silicon Valley are seem to be now converting to Christianity and going to church. And uh it's just really interesting to me, you know, because Christian because Silicon Valley is, you know, historically known for being like anti-religion, right? Like it's it's not been a typical uh religious uh part of the world in history. These people are, you know, a lot a lot of people developing tech and developing, you know, these social media platforms, transhumanism and um I know nothing.

SPEAKER_40 1:59:53

I know nothing about it.

SPEAKER_11 1:59:54

Yeah. Yeah, there's been a lot of articles. There was an article in the New York Times that came out, I think the New Yorker. Um and it's it's uh it's really interesting to me that somebody like Peter Thiel would be involved, you know, somebody who's you know very much tied up in the uh the military industrial complex, the intelligence company. Yeah. So I I I it uh it makes me wonder though, why somebody like Peter Thiel would be so invested in promoting Christianity in Silicon Valley.

SPEAKER_40 2:00:36

I don't know. I don't know. I would need to understand a lot more.

SPEAKER_11 2:00:41

I wonder if it I I wonder if it has something to do with trying to bolster Christianity in the United States or sort of or sort of revive Christianity in in some sort of a national security aspect.

SPEAKER_40 2:00:56

Well, here's the problem. The problem is that there has been so much financial fraud and corruption that you have a real breakdown in productivity in the general population. And so, you know, there there is a vested interest if you don't want to depopulate everybody and getting everybody to be productive, and they're not going to be productive unless they believe in morals and have morals. So, I mean, our problem, the reason the unipolar model failed, in my opinion, is we're not agreement capable. And and the leadership is not agreement capable, but now the message is population, you don't need to be agreement capable. And when a complex society depends on the rule of law, or at least the appearance of the rule of law, you take away the ability to be agreement capable, and this society fails.

SPEAKER_18 2:01:43

And the United States is a country designed for a moral people. And Christianity provides the baseline, the understanding of those morals. I find it, I find it disingenuous when people try to project out to others. Like, well, Peter Thiel's a gay man, so he can't be a Christian. False. Right? False. Peter Thiel, others, some of these people, Alex Carp, some of these people that we would view as the enemy might actually be our best friends in this story. Peter Carp says, listen, you can complain about all you want, but I'm the one thing standing in the way from everybody else's AI from destroying your life.

Direct Energy Weapon Texts Reviewed

SPEAKER_25 2:02:18

Christianity is for everyone. You're just on a spectrum of either sinner or saint. Sinner or saint, but we're all somewhere. You're somewhere on the pathway.

SPEAKER_18 2:02:26

Yes, exactly. All right, so let's review this little story. Uh, this is from the Daily Mail. Read the chilling text UFO link scientists sent before being found dead that raise major questions over being suicided. So she goes through here, and it's this is a picture of her. She died in 2022. It's been a while. I'll call you later this afternoon. No problem, whenever you have time. Been working on some tech proposals for the Department of Home Security for bio threat with the whole Russia thing. Forget about blank while I was tied up with that. Someone has been burning me to a crisp while I've been working on DHS stuff. So now I'm not sure if I know the best time to stick my neck out on TV. It's complicated. Some kind of new direct energy weapon I've not seen before. OMG, they melted the Windows blinds doing it. Whatever it was, atomized, and it shows uh shows a picture. Looks like red gloves. So this is where her hands were on her computer desk. Right? Looks like red gloves. I'm so pissed off. I'd be pissed off too. Burns line up perfectly with the edge of the table as I was typing. Getting hit repeatedly with military-grade sci-fi weapons is pretty tiresome after a while. She shows her hands, it just burns.

SPEAKER_25 2:03:31

Thunder.

SPEAKER_18 2:03:31

And then yeah, she shows a picture of her window here. So it was coming through a window. It was atomizing, atomizing the window. They melted the window blinds doing it. Whatever it was, atomized the plastic the blinds were made out of and condensed the material on the glass window pane in a perfect outline of my dang head. This is my head. The blinds were down when it happened, raised them to get a picture of it. And she includes some radiated radiation dermatitis. Other images sent by Eskridge revealed strange injuries, including discolored and burned hands on the body and skin. Elkridge revealed the attacked the alleged attacks also caused burns and filled with fluid under her skin. Here's a map of how these people are all connected. Pretty interesting. Like your wife was saying, she's from Los Alamos. Disconnected. So this wasn't just some random events. This was happening to her and people around her, and she was she was introducing me to people that it was happening to. Before her death of scientists claimed that she had been the target of disrupting attempts to drug her and push her into taking her own life. This included alleged break-ins at her apartment, cars following her, strangers approaching her in bars with intimate knowledge of her life, attempts to roofie her drinks, and threats of sexual violence against her. On some occasions, Eskridge alleged that someone managed to roofie her drink before a crowd of strangers gathered around her and began asking her about secret scientific projects while she was disoriented. A group anywhere between two and six people will walk into my location, usually about 30 minutes after I sit down. Scientists purportedly told Melbourne. There's lesions like this after long are a long-term damage thing. This is a message. And I could have described the recent tactics in great detail well before anyone else knew, because I pretty much always get hit by the blink before first wave of anything. This is a new thing they have been doing, is the creepiest S I have ever seen. And that is a lot saying, considering what I've seen. It's an S load of anonymous messages offering on Vice How to Kill Myself at night while I'm in my bed by myself, phrased as these crazy, creepy rhymes like take your pills and overdose, and this will allow you to go away. Take your pills and overdose, it will be okay. Like effing creepy nursery rhymes on how to kill myself. It's the creepiest stuff ever. It progressed from creepy rhyming advice to how to kill myself to eventually morphing into other crazy messages that were clearly trying to lure me out of the house at night. Like I'm right out here. Come out of the front door, open it, walk past the pool. I'm in the barn. Come out to the barn and find me. Creepy stuff. I've lived through some of this crazy massade level psyops. I've had my detailed medical records quoted to my face. This is the this is new crap. That's the creepiest S ever. Anyways, unbelievable. Unbelievable stuff. There's her sitting at her desk. There's the window open to her. Pretty interesting. And she was obviously researching anti-gravity stuff. She's tied in with all those other scientists that have gone missing. And it makes you wonder, you know, is this this is anybody who promotes murder and stuff like it's malevolent, period. Right. And so what are they working on? Are these technologies that free humanity, allow us to travel, to interact, to have higher, more benevolent knowledge? Kind of goes along with Bitcoin. You know, this is all one conversation. Bitcoin is that decentralization. It allows you to take your power back, right? To not have your savings and your net worth go out the back door. And technology advances that. You know, you definitely don't want wires and things like that in international news. Otherwise, you know, your constituency in in England might know the horrors of colonialization, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

SPEAKER_25 2:07:01

I thought pretty interesting. Uh Catherine Austin Fitz there was talking about um it it quickly turned into an evil versus good discussion. And I think that that's exactly right on. And we were talking about this five years ago. Yeah. How this entire thing is not a right-left. It's an up-down good evil.

SPEAKER_18 2:07:18

It's an up-down good evil. Yeah. You can have you can have political disagreements on policy. That's, I mean, you know, hey, let's change everybody's credit score to include their utility payments so they can have higher credit, even though they should have crappy credit, and they can buy a house and increase inflation. Okay, so you got a good thing and you have a bad thing, right? It's and she says in other in other interviews she's done that it's intertwined so closely, right? When you're forced to transact with the dollar, you're forced to give money to the cabal that's propping you up. Here we are, good, honest people, believe in truth, good, you know, raise our families, stalwart moral people. And your savings account is full of dollar bills that have Masonic symbols all over them with the all-seeing eye, right? Oh, but it's good money, right? No, your energy was good, but you're storing it in a malevolent currency.

SPEAKER_22 2:08:05

Right.

SPEAKER_18 2:08:05

So it is interesting. You know, I I I want to choose the side of good. As best as I can discern it, as best as I can align myself with truth. I'm gonna try to discern it. And it's interesting. You find a lot of things that you have thoughts on, you make judgments about, and you realize it's kind of irrelevant. That's something I learned in prison. I do not judge myself for my piccadillos, right? I do not pretend like little minor things are the biggest thing in the world. And I'm not trying to be relative about sin and stuff like that.

SPEAKER_22 2:08:33

Right.

Closing Notes And Spokane Plug

SPEAKER_18 2:08:33

But once you recognize we're all sinners and you go, okay, well, I have to set my trajectory, you know. Anyways. All right, guys, thank you so much for joining us. I really appreciate it. Looks like when we went to private, we only dropped X. So maybe some of you YouTube people got to keep watching. Very fun. All right, we'll talk to you guys again tomorrow. Bye.

SPEAKER_36 2:09:56

How do you do good ladies? Um we are all Britons. Well, tocraft, the working class. Who lives in that country? Then who is your lord? What told you? Well, in a single commune. Yes. But all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified in a special by week of meetings. Excalibur. Discriminating a government. Supreme exactly. You can't expect a whale. You saw it, didn't you?