The American Spirit Versus Collectivism

Someone wrote “kill your local Republican” on a whiteboard and called it a “moderate position,” and that single clip captures the temperature of American politics right now. We start with the everyday “peasants” view, then pull a thread that runs through the whole show: when a culture stops valuing the individual, it starts excusing coercion, censorship, and eventually violence.

We talk through Trump’s “American spirit” framing, the growing divide between rural America and activist power centers, and why the labels matter less than the underlying worldview. We lay out individualism versus collectivism in plain terms and react to the growing comfort some politicians and media voices have with “democratic socialist” branding. We also dig into the visible fractures inside the Democratic Party as insurgent candidates challenge old-school establishment operators, and what that could mean for upcoming elections.

Then we widen the lens: election integrity claims and the pressure for extraordinary action, birthright citizenship and birth tourism enforcement, and the way policy choices like gas taxes and health-care coverage for GLP-1 weight loss drugs hit regular families first. The deeper thread is trust, including RFK Jr’s comments on MKUltra, propaganda, and JFK secrecy, and why people increasingly assume the system protects itself.

We close where all of this collides: money. If inflation quietly drains purchasing power and the Federal Reserve operates beyond real democratic accountability, people look for exits. That’s why Bitcoin and crypto regulation come up as more than finance chatter and more like a fight over sovereignty. If this raised your blood pressure or changed your mind, subscribe, share the show with a friend, and leave a review with the part you most agree or disagree with.

Transcript

Cold Open And Peasants Welcome

SPEAKER_34 0:06

And then they went to the green! The hero! Who's like no bread? Do you know what's right?

SPEAKER_12 0:15

Let me take the bomb.

SPEAKER_15 0:20

Getting screwed, man. Every time we turn around, we're getting screwed. The revolution's gonna be tricky for sure. It's the little guys, the little guys that take the money everything. It's gonna be peasants, ma'am. We're just peasants. Every one of us. You watch those old movies, you see the peasants in the background with the kings and kings walking around. We're those people. We're those people. Good morning, peasants. Welcome to another episode of The Peasants Perspective. So glad to have you guys with us today. Nobody's in the chat except for you, what is happening? We have to get 75 chatters this month. This month, it's good. It's a slow start.

SPEAKER_18 1:18

Looks like we're good.

SPEAKER_15 1:19

Oh, Sierra Sting! Good morning from hot and humid Oklahoma. How fun is that? I'll tell you what. When I was in an Oklahoma prison,

Chat Goals And Life Updates

SPEAKER_15 1:30

I had a window slit, right? You got your little four-inch window. And I would go stand over and put my head into the window slit and look out. And I was like, I think I was like on a third floor. I could see for miles. Miles of nothing. I couldn't believe how flat Oklahoma looked. It was unbelievable. You get three stories up, you can see forever. Pony boy, good morning. Glad you made it. Glad you made it. Oh man, I got text messages coming in. Is someone telling me hello? Don't they know they're supposed to contact me on Rumble this time?

SPEAKER_18 2:01

Yeah. Don't they know they're supposed to chat?

SPEAKER_15 2:04

Chat. It's one of the listeners to the show later in the day. Apparently he's up right now, though. He should be live. I should text him back. You need to come online and comment. We do need 75 chatters this month. So please, please, please make an appointment if you're listening after the show airs live to come and join us live and say hello in the chats. Tell us where you're from. So yeah. Speaking of, I can't, I just sometimes I look at I'm looking at our little numbers.

SPEAKER_18 2:30

The numbers are not right. We have more chatters than the numbers show, so I don't know what's going on with the numbers.

SPEAKER_15 2:35

Sarah Sings, that's not the prettiest part of the state. Oh, Oklahoma City? Yeah, I don't know. I'll tell you, when we pulled they pulled us out of Oklahoma City, it was like 3 a.m. in the morning. I got to do the whole bus ride thing for like six or seven hours. Springfield, Missouri. Now, when you're in prison, one of the things that is totally forbidden are maps. Oh. No maps, no overhead shots, no aerial footage. Because that's planning. Who knows? You know, not everybody in prison has a pinchet for geography. You know, some people, yes, they would make some plans with those maps. So I didn't see a map for months and months and months and months. Now, I've always been fairly good at geography. You put a map in front of me, I can put a name on all 50 states. I'm good like that, right? I can do Europe, I can do most of Africa, Asia. I've always been good with geography. But the maps have lines on them. So when you're just like, hey, you're going to Oklahoma City. Well, I know Oklahoma City is inside the state that has the weird hat panhandle looking thing going on.

SPEAKER_18 3:37

Yeah, but you don't know where, do you?

SPEAKER_15 3:39

Oklahoma City is the star, right? It's the capital city. So like I can fill in the map, but when you're just in Oklahoma City, I have no idea if it's the right side, the left side, the top side, the bottom side. Yeah. I'm not sure if the little hat is over the top of Texas or Oklahoma sits on top of Texas. I don't actually know how it all lays out. Like I know the Pacific Coast, I know the Intermountain West, but when you get to the East Coast, I'm like, uh, you're in some random city. I didn't understand how Oklahoma and Missouri touched each other.

SPEAKER_18 4:07

You know, when I was a little kid, I had one of those maps that was made out of wood, you know, with all the states and you can put it together. And I had no problem getting it together then, but I can't remember how it goes together now.

SPEAKER_15 4:19

There's no master map, there's no way to see how it fits. Like, I could easily assemble one of those. But when you're just on a bus shackled up, you know, you're in leg shackles and hand shackles under your waist, and you're getting on a bus at 3 a.m. We're like, we're driving to Missouri. I'm like, okay, where's that? Like, are we crossing North Dakota?

SPEAKER_22 4:38

I have no idea.

SPEAKER_15 4:39

But as we left at 3 a.m., it was a torrential rainstorm and a thunderstorm like one I have never been in. It was like a country song. I figured somehow you could write a country song about an innocent man, political prisoner, riding in a bus shackled up through the Oklahoma night, the thunderstorm, the thunder rolls, or something like that. You know, I don't know. You can throw the premise into AI. It could probably come up with a nice little jingle for that. Oh, yeah. Anyways. All right, we've got more people showing up in the chats. Don't forget to check in and say hello, or not more people showing up in the chats, more people showing up on the show. And I know why you guys normally, normally Monday through Friday, 6 30 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. or a.m. Unless we just leave the stream going all day long. I don't know. Maybe we might get some more rumble credits if we did that. More live chatters was check in. But, anyways, we know why you show up right and eatily to join us. You you are here for the simultaneous sip. And all you need for that is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice of stein, a canteen, jug, or flask, a vessel of any kind, and fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day. The thing that makes everything simultaneous sip and it starts right now.

SPEAKER_02 5:53

As you well know, we've got everything in this. Oh, yeah. We've got alligators. We've got more alligators uh than we've got people now. Is that true? Yeah, oh yeah. You're lying. No, I'm not.

SPEAKER_19 6:04

It's just we we 25 years ago they were getting and watch and watch the Democrats try to get them to register to vote. Yep. Wouldn't surprise me. Wouldn't surprise me. Sorry to interrupt you, but I was gonna forget that joke if I didn't say it. Yes, Louisiana has more alligators than people. Dear God. Get the kids away from the river.

SPEAKER_02 6:24

But tourists love them because they will these boat tour guides go out and they feed them. And so when when they see the the uh the boat, they come immediately, and the tourists just eat it up. They think they're tanked. They're not.

SPEAKER_19 6:38

It's perversion to me, brother. I don't mess with the devil and I don't mess with his pets. That's one way I that's how I operate. I don't mess with those types of things. That's for sure.

SPEAKER_02 6:47

You well know.

SPEAKER_15 6:48

We've got everything in our I don't mess with the devil and I don't mess with his pets. Leave it to the Democrats, they'll register the bell up for you. It's great. Oh, Shantini, good morning. Shantini, good morning. I can't find the live chat on the computer. Oh, I don't know how to help you there. HL Young22, one closer to 75, just before checking out for the holiday. Thank you. Sara Singh says, we definitely have great storms here in Oklahoma. Yes, you do. And somewhere in your neighborhood, there is a local farm making some killer peach barbecue. Uh hey, HL Young. Oh yeah.

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Excuse me.

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So yesterday I had to painfully figure out how to make some clips of the show. So they're in the they're in the rumble feed. If you want to go check out the clips, please do. They were kind of fun to make. But there's one clip where I was like having burps and I'm doing these coughs right now. You know, it's kind of hard to clip a show through you me sitting there coughing. Oh, I hate. I hate going back and watching the show. I notice all the imperfections. Of course. May Raisin, hello from Idaho, where you see someone in cowboy boots, a business suit, and a fishing pole, and five open carry all before AAM. You must be up in northern Idaho. Actually, what part of Idaho are you from? Idaho's got three parts to it.

SPEAKER_18 8:12

We were just talking about maps.

SPEAKER_15 8:14

We were just talking about maps. Yeah. I'm pretty good with Idaho. Yep. All right. Okay,

Trump’s Freedom Train And American Spirit

SPEAKER_15 8:20

guys. Donald Trump the other day went, or yesterday, I guess. He took his first flight on Air Force One and he took a ride on the Freedom Train. This is the old historic train ride that Theodore Roosevelt took. Yeah, freedom. Anyways, he gave a speech. He had uh the Teddy Roosevelt's rough riders accompany him. Yes. You know, some local cowboys dressing up in costumes. But nonetheless, it was really good. And Trump gave a rousing speech, and it's going to kind of be the theme for our show today. It's the American spirit.

SPEAKER_07 8:50

As we enter the 250th year, Americans must never forget we are a historic and heroic people with a heroic spirit and a heroic purpose. And in this world, we are a very special group. American courage won our independence. It liberated millions and millions from slavery, rescued billions from tyranny, and sustained American liberty for two and a half centuries. And we're not going to lose it to this group of losers. Oh, can you imagine? Have you seen these people? Have you seen these people? The press is just building them up. They're losers. Okay? They're nasty people, but they're losers. We'll teach them. We're gonna teach them. They're gonna not gonna hurt our country. Without courage, there is no America today. If you don't have courage, we wouldn't have America today. We wouldn't be close.

SPEAKER_15 9:49

We need to have courage because we've got to stand up to some things in America.

Wisconsin Candidate Calls For Violence

SPEAKER_15 9:53

I don't know if you saw this. This was making the rounds this last couple days. This is a candidate for office in Wisconsin, right? This is candidate for office in Wisconsin. Wisconsin trans-Democrat staffer Taylor tail I don't know, T H A. I don't know how to pronounce it. That's okay. De La Rook is openly calling for leftists to kill your local Republicans. What? So here it is. This is her campaign, Vietnam. Tite Wate here, and we're going to make this the moderate position for the state of Wisconsin.

SPEAKER_16 10:25

I do it. We have one more to-do list.

SPEAKER_15 10:29

Let's do it. So what she's got written on the whiteboard behind her is kill your local Republican. We are gonna moderate position in the state of Wisconsin.

SPEAKER_18 10:39

So you know I know I'm not really down with them arresting people over there in Europe for post and stuff, but this one deserves a visit.

SPEAKER_14 10:47

This one deserves a visit, yeah.

SPEAKER_15 10:50

Exactly. You know, it's listen, I know a couple people out in Wisconsin, dear friends of mine recently, and all I have to say is over their dead body are they gonna let you make kill a Republican the moderate position in the state of Wisconsin? But it is getting to be pretty dramatic out there, right? We're starting to see more and more of a divide. Now, this is a tale as old as time. I can go back and pull some political videos from the 80s, and they'd be like, America's never been so divided. We could go back to the election of 1788, and you can hear John Adams and and uh uh and Jeff Ben Jeff uh Thomas Jefferson, you know, saying that if he wins, there'll be her map andites running in the streets.

SPEAKER_18 11:30

No, it'll be more something like me think thou dost protest.

SPEAKER_15 11:34

Yeah, we wish it was. Either way, it's always the most important election is the next one coming up, the world's always divided, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But legitimately, we're getting pretty extreme here. You're starting to have serious cultural divides in America. You go to a place like Wisconsin, and where I go, it's more rural, and you hear all of them just complaining and whining about Madison. Milwaukee's long since been lost, okay? But Madison was a holdout. Madison was an up-and-coming little you know, university firm, and they've turned left in the last 10 or 15 years, like hard left, right? So it's starting to be more and more of a divide. And one of the things that Donald Trump posted the other day was the communists have made their big move. They're gonna try to take over the whole deal. And the Republican National Convention or committee, whatever they call themselves, they put out a nice little how to spot communist video. Now, this is a nice mashup video that combines an old US Army video on how to spot a communist with some more current clips. But this is the big concern.

Individualism Versus Collectivism Explained

SPEAKER_15 12:41

And for those of you that are longtime listeners to this show, you understand that we're constantly talking about collectivism and how we've got kind of these two opposing world viewpoints individualism, which basically says, listen, the purpose of my life is for me to enjoy life, liberty, and to pursue happiness however I define it. Yeah. And as long as I don't hurt you in your life, your liberty, or your pursuit of happiness, we can find a way to get along, even if it means exercising our freedom of association, not to associate. Okay. But I have an individual worldview. I view the world through my own eyeballs, and I have to take care of me. Ultimately, I'm responsible for myself, my family, my children, then my neighborhood, then my community, then my town, then my county, then my state, then the federal government. And last and probably never are we going to get to it, the world. So that's my sphere of influence radiating out to my sphere of concern. And my thing of least concern is the world. Interestingly enough, considering we do nothing but talk about federal politics and geopolitics on this show, because it affects our lives. On the other side of the aisle, you have collectivism. This comes by many names: progressivism, liberalism, fascism, communism, socialism. These are all isms, even theological isms where you sacrifice your individual needs for the collective, right? These are all cannibalistic by nature. They're asking you to consume yourself on behalf of an amorphous blob of a collective. And then what it really means is whoever can claim authority over the collective gets to reap all the benefits. So the RNC put out this how to spot a communist. And this really is the greatest struggle. And collectivism and communism is the greatest threat to organized civilization and society in the world that has ever existed, and it's always, it's always been the threat.

SPEAKER_31 14:43

In recognizing a communist, physical appearance counts for nothing. If he openly declares himself to be a communist, we take his word for it. You call yourself a democratic socialist. I'm a democratic socialist. Bom Dani is a self-described socialist.

SPEAKER_10 15:00

I am a democratic socialist, Fair Valdez.

SPEAKER_39 15:03

This is a candidate again aligned with the democratic socialists of America. I'm a proud democratic socialist.

SPEAKER_10 15:08

I identify as a democratic socialist, but I'm running as a democrat. We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism. We will prove that there is no problem too large for government to solve and no concern too small for it to care about.

SPEAKER_31 15:25

If a person consistently reads and advocates the views expressed in a communist publication, he may be a communist.

SPEAKER_01 15:33

Social media posts from Daria Lisa Avila Chevalier's old ex account, including favorable references to communism, Marxist ideology, and authoritarian communist figures.

SPEAKER_31 15:43

As Eugene Debs once said, if a person supports organizations which reflect communist teachings, she may be a communist.

SPEAKER_32 16:07

Cuba has a remarkable public health system.

SPEAKER_24 16:10

We remember Fidel Castro whose legacy is complex.

SPEAKER_31 16:14

So the opposite of what the United States has. You know, when Fidel Castro came into office, you know what he did? He had a massive literacy program. Is that a bad thing?

SPEAKER_37 16:22

There's a lot of dissidents imprisoned in the actions and US contributions to the suffering of Cubans, this um particular bullying and the use of sanctions, like other US policies, the cruelty is the point.

SPEAKER_03 16:39

It does not help the people of countries like Venezuela. Do you believe that the 9-11 terrorist attacks on America were the inevitable consequence of American foreign policy?

SPEAKER_00 16:49

Inevitable in the sense that we destabilized a lot of the Middle East that forced people to believe that another act of violence was the only response.

SPEAKER_35 16:58

Social media post from Daria Lisa Avala Chevalier. One calls the United States an effing disgrace.

SPEAKER_31 17:05

If a person does all these things over a period of time, he must be a communist.

SPEAKER_03 17:11

I mean, our goal is liberation. Our goal is communism.

SPEAKER_15 17:16

That's going to be the theme of the midterms. The existential threat to America is communism. And it always has been. Collectivism, in one of its many flavors, has always been the threat to organize civilization forever, because it's based off a have and have not mentality. The have nots want to rise up and take from those that have without earning it, without trading or making some type of fair exchange or bargain or something like that. And that causes contention because ultimately, at the end of the day, taxation is a form of theft, right? If I voluntarily pay for a service, if I'm paying a company, an organization, a municipality, I expect them to fill in the potholes and do what they're being paid to do. Just like I expect when I go to a restaurant and I pay for a meal, I expect to have received a meal, or vice versa. If I'm the restaurant owner and I provide a meal, I expect to be compensated for that meal, right? Government should operate under the same principles. It doesn't mean that we can't have government, it doesn't mean we can't have elections, because it doesn't mean we can't empower representatives to make laws and rules that are good for the public at large. But when those laws and rules force you to sacrifice your life, liberty, and your pursuit of happiness on behalf of an amorphous other right, it's defeating. It will defeat what binds us together. Things like contracts no longer become sacred because they can be broken by the amorphous representatives of the people, you know, the committee or whatever the case is. So Donald Trump in that Rough Rider speech, just to refresh our memories, American liberty for uh two and a half centuries, and we're not gonna lose it to this group of losers.

SPEAKER_07 19:00

Oh, can you imagine? Have you seen these people? Have you have you seen these people? No kidding. Have you seen these?

SPEAKER_18 19:09

I think it goes against Trump's sensibilities to dress up, but man, it'd be awesome if he dressed up like on a Theodore Roosevelt outfit.

SPEAKER_15 19:16

Oh my goodness, that'd be that'd be crazy. So, interesting thing, over in Germany, when you know, speaking of global, doesn't even matter

Germany’s Crackdown And Left Extremism

SPEAKER_15 19:23

to us. It does kind of matter. These are these are big, huge themes that are pulling. And in a world that's interconnected with the internet and travel and things like that, you do have people that can pull strings and cast influence from all over the world. And Germany is one of those nations. If you remember a couple of weeks ago, months ago, we played a clip from Angela Merkel talking about how there was a a right wing in Germany that was starting to take over politics. And when they say right wing, they just mean, you know, Lutherans. Like normal people that are semi-conservative, right? So there's a huge right wing increase in that they didn't think that they could win the zeitgeist and win elections. So they opened the borders and they started to accept an immigrant population that would not identify with legacy Germans, right? And obviously, leaders of Germany kind of run around with the whole Nazi stigma and they're constantly trying to run away from any accusations of racism or supremacy or anything like that. It's kind of baked into their politics now. So Germany has been extremely oppressive on right-wing parties like the AFL and different groups like that, like extremely oppressive, just calling them, you know, the worst of the worst and going after them with the law. Well, interestingly enough, Germany's intelligence agency warns, this is coming from polymarket, of a surge in left-wing extremism. So I'm showing on the clip here somebody's commenting in the post in the comments. That's not exactly a shocker. The left, and here's all the marks of terrorism, and the right is seven. Oh man. You are starting to see serious, you know, entities. I can't, I can't help but think that Germany, which is essentially under United States protectorship, I can't help but imagine having Tulsi Gabbard in at DI and Ratcliffe. They've started to maybe change the minds of the German intelligence communities, like, hey, you know, you know, you have this red-green alliance thing is really more a threat to international norms than what you guys are leading on to. Now, the rise of socialism as America is a huge concern, right?

Democrats Fracture As Socialists Rise

SPEAKER_15 21:30

And there's starting to be a little bit of an internal war within the Democratic Party. And this has just kind of started to reveal itself in the mainstream media just in the last week or two, which is actually a really a good sign.

SPEAKER_18 21:43

So I want to be fracturing that we've been talking about.

SPEAKER_15 21:46

Yeah. I want to kind of paint the picture of hope just a little bit here. As Republicans, we do not need to uh capitulate and we do not need to compromise on our values in order to get. Democrat votes. Yeah, not at all. The Democrat Party has a schism happening in it. Even James Carville acknowledges this and says, I want nothing to do with the other side, the communists, the weirdos, the freaks, right? That weirdest section of the Democrat Party, the communists, the collectivists, the socialists, the DSA, whatever you want to call them, right? They uh they stand up on LGBT rights, whatever that is, uh, minority rights, whatever that is, um, and kind of constantly playing the narrative of victim and oppressor, whether it's from a capitalism is bad and you know, rich corporations are oppressing people, kind of a Bernie Sanders version of communism, or it's racial uh division and things like that. They're always kind of pushing that narrative, and their their economic policies are horrible. I mean, they are literally acolytes of like Fidel Castor. Okay, these guys are hardcore, they just want to take from everybody government. You heard Mandami on that clip there. There's no problem too big that government can't solve. Right. Okay, all right, good luck. Have fun with the war on drugs, you know, maybe get after addiction. You know, it's like government has no solutions to human nature. I'm sorry. So, anyways, the uh the the schism in the Democrat Party, you're starting to have on TV, like on CNN, they're interviewing other prominent politicians. We're gonna play JB Pritzker real quick, and they're asking him, what do you think about these up-and-comers in the Democrat Party, communists that are upseting long-standing Democrat incumbents? Now, a traditional Democrat, these longer standing Democrats, come from the Clinton cloth. They're corruptocrats. It's who gets paid, they're not that ideologically driven. For the most part, they're patriots, they're just, you know, they got a hand in their pocket on their wallet all the time.

SPEAKER_18 23:53

But they're also the blue no matter who, except for this color blue.

SPEAKER_15 23:57

Blue no matter who pays. Okay. So, so of course that's what it is. But they don't agree with, you know, these guys like the stock market. The collectivists would just assume do away with it. Just give me your money directly. I don't want to go play games, right? That's like it's it's a little bit of a different ideology. So the reason this matters is in the upcoming election, if the if the Republican Party makes anti-communism the objective, there are vote blue, no matter who Democrats, the James Carvills of the world, that might at James Carville's pretty far to the right. I mean, he's TDS infected big time, right? But if they're unwilling to side with the communist collectivist end of their party, those become the moderate Democrats that get pushed into the conservative camp. They get pushed to the right. Now, they're not just gonna automatically overnight align with your pro-life values as a conservative.

SPEAKER_18 24:51

No, but they will be islands.

SPEAKER_15 24:53

They might be willing to cast a vote for a Republican candidate because they do not want to cast a vote for a communist candidate. So if the Republicans can can can divide that wedge between the Republican Party and you get more clips like this.

SPEAKER_38 25:06

Your party uh is in a bit of a moment right now following some elections here in New York. Three candidates who identify as Democratic Socialist uh won their primary campaigns, several of them to to oust the more moderate establishment members of Congress and their races. Do you think that's good? Are there victories good for your party?

SPEAKER_08 25:26

I think what's good is that there are Democrats who are standing up and fighting, that there are Democrats who are standing up and talking about and doing something about addressing the high cost of things. Affordability is an issue that everybody is feeling all across the country. And any Democrat that is standing up and speaking out about that, coming up with solutions for that, and importantly, doing it in a manner that is focused on fighting what Donald Trump is trying to do to raise prices on people. I think those are the people who are winning. So I'm not suggesting that I had one candidate or another in any of these races. I'm just suggesting that that is the recipe for winning in 2026 and I think beyond.

SPEAKER_15 26:08

So that's your acquiescence to the Democrat Party. Basically, well, we just have to win. So if that's what it takes to win and go fight Donald Trump, then we'll do it. Now, JB Prisker normally falls into the camp of corrupted. So he's thinking, probably with his big pockets, he can stay on top for a while, even with the communists in charge. But we all know the truth, right? They're going to eventually come for their own.

SPEAKER_18 26:28

Because once they think we'd be doing a good job of avoiding a fracture.

SPEAKER_15 26:32

Yep. Once a communist views you as the other, not in their camp, it's over, right? Like they'll they will eventually line you up against the wall and do whatever they do to the mass population. So there was an election in Colorado. This is this was a primary election for the Democrat Party. And this candidate that was featured in the clip we've spot we've had, How to Spot a Communist, she just beat a longtime incumbent. Serving Congresswoman.

SPEAKER_26 26:58

And far left anti-American streamer Hassan Piker, who shares her views, the lady who won, and boasted the campaign says that this is just the beginning.

SPEAKER_09 27:07

Fox News political analyst Lisa Booth joined us now. Lisa, people can no longer say this is a New York story. Oh my gosh. This is a country story.

SPEAKER_29 27:15

Well, and it's a left-wing story, right? So I worked at the National Republican Congressional Committee in 2010. And this reminds me of the rise of the Tea Party, where you have this anti-establishment fervor that is happening. And that's what we're seeing on the left. We've already seen a handful of Democrat House incumbents lose now. Uh, last night, a 15-term incumbent lost to an insurgent. That doesn't happen. So that tells you that the energy is on the left right now. And what concerns me is that could end up propelling Democrats into the House in the midterm elections this November. There was a poll uh from Fox News recently in the state of Maine in the Senate race there. And Democrats had 15-point enthusiasm. Yeah, right. So they're charged up, they're ready to roll, they're excited about this election cycle, and Republicans aren't there yet with their excitement. So this is very concerning for the country. And even though this is happening in very blue districts, they're going to go to Washington, DC because they're not going to have general elections. So what that means is the entirety of the Democrat Party is going to move further to the left.

SPEAKER_26 28:14

And the polls, thank you, Lawrence. The polls show that it's who's voting for these socialists? Highly educated, Brian likes to say, over-educated. We had a nice gentleman in the audience who said he blames the colleges. They're learning a lot of this in college. They're not being taught what a what a country looks like under communist rule or under socialism. And also the wealthy are voting for them.

SPEAKER_29 28:34

It's like, can they be that educated if this is what they believe? Um, and I don't even like calling them socialists, they're communists, because Karl Marx was clear that socialism was the transition phase to communism. But also, we have to remember that communism has been entrenched in the left for decades now. Go back to 1995. Who held an event for Barack Obama during his first run for the state senate in Illinois? Bill Ayers and his wife, part of the Weather Underground. They were the Weather Underground bombed government buildings in the 1970s. It was a revolutionary communist group. Look at Karen Bass, who's currently the mayor of Los Angeles Angeles right now. She went to Cuba many times in the 1970s. She was part of a pro-revolutionary, pro-Castro, pro-communist group. Uh, you look at Bernie Sanders, he spent his honeymoon in the Soviet Union. Tim Walls uh went to China dozens of times. So I don't think that this is new. It's just more out in the open and they're more honest about it. It's more mainstream, which is probably even more troubling.

SPEAKER_14 29:35

People gotta get out and vote. That's the only defender.

SPEAKER_15 29:45

If they say they're communists, take them at their word. Now, this is obviously something that's coming into vogue on Fox News, but we've been talking about this forever, right? Since the beginning. Fox News had a little special. What is the breakdown of the self-proclaimed Democrat Socialists of America? Now look at all of this.

SPEAKER_32 30:12

And I I want to get your not only reaction to that, but what do you think it means in terms of the future of your party, Yemesy?

SPEAKER_37 30:21

It feels like people who have never really had to work, and we know Malot hasn't had a very traditional job, and this is reflective of a lot of people that are in DSA. They have led very privileged lives where they've only had to sit and ponder about what hard work is and never had to actually do the hard work. And I think that's reflected in a lot of their ideology and a lot of their platform. It's not connected to the steps that take real policy.

SPEAKER_15 30:47

So I want to point this out. This is a former Biden White House staffer. So when we talk about the schism in the Democrat Party, you've got the corruptocrats. This is Biden, Clinton, many of those. Obama was a bridge. And remember, Biden was the vice president. He was the bridge to communism while dragging the corruptocrats along. Let us rise this far, far left movement of communism, collectivism. And you corruptocrates will keep your pockets lined. And we've seen that. We saw that play out, right? We're not going to come after you. We don't care about the rule of law. Go ahead, put your son on the board of barisma, you know, weaponize the DOJ. I don't care, whatever. Just let us rule. And then Biden came in, right? And we got Kamala Harris, who's also another one of these ideologically driven Marxists for the most part. And she became the VP. But Biden was kind of the corruptocrat bridge. And I'm going to show you how this has been long in the works, but let's continue with what she's saying here. The Democrat socialists have had more than enough time to ponder hard work, but have never done the hard work to make happen.

SPEAKER_37 31:52

But I don't think that we should ignore them and think of it as something that only happens in very deep blue pockets. Five years ago, I could have never imagined that these kind of candidates would be coming to Congress, and now they're here. And the job right now for a lot of people in the Democratic Party is to make sure that nationally this is not something that becomes an identifier as the brand. Now look at all of this.

SPEAKER_15 32:13

So I was just saying five years ago, right? We were, we were, we let AOC come in because she brought energy. We embraced the squad, four people, because they brought energy. But now that four people is going to metastasize into 36, 37 people, and that could pretty much run the party. That's a voting block that can prevent anything from ever getting done.

SPEAKER_18 32:34

And she never saw it coming.

SPEAKER_15 32:36

Oh, I didn't see it coming. Oh, wow. Crack a history book, lady. So Senator Kennedy on the Theo Vaughn show, we opened up with him today. He describes in his kind of steady eddy, you know, humorous manner, along with Theo Vaughn, who's also occasionally hilarious when he's not ranting about Israel or whatever. But uh either way, let's let's enjoy this. This is what socialism has coming for us.

SPEAKER_02 33:00

Senator Bernie Sanders, Congresswoman Ocasio Cortez, Mayor Mom Donnie, and Mayor of New York, um, Mr. Graham Plattner is running for for uh Senate Maine. They are socialists. They believe in in a government-run economy. Um they believe that my words, not theirs, you should send all your money and all of your freedom to them and they can make decisions for you. I don't believe that. I I'm I believe in free enterprise. I think uh free enterprise has done more to lift people out of poverty than all the social programs put together. Uh they believe in defunding the police. They were behind all of that. They believe that cops are a bigger problem than criminals. Uh they believe in defunding ICE. Um they believe that um I know some of them that they think all white people are racist. I know some of them that they think Thomas Jefferson and George Washington and Abraham Lincoln and Dr. Zeus and Mr. Potato Head are all racist.

SPEAKER_19 34:25

Um dude, to say Mr. Potato Head is racist, bring him up. He's mixed, isn't it? I mean um I don't believe I mean at least he's half russet. I don't think the dude, hold on. Well, yeah, Mr. Potato Head. Bro, and look, first of all, look at the second Mr. Potato Head. Look at Mr. Potato Head. I just remembered show the first Mr. Potato Head. Okay, bring back your first one. That was the one they got mad at.

SPEAKER_02 34:49

No, there was another one.

SPEAKER_19 34:51

Bro, what are you talking about? Steve Harvey played him too. Look at the one in the middle on the second row. He gets all the roles.

SPEAKER_02 34:58

They they got mad. They said the creators are Mr. Potato Head. Oh, come on, bro.

SPEAKER_19 35:06

Now, I don't look. Oh, I didn't know you. That's what you meant. I thought you meant the potato itself, man. The potato definitely. Oh, the potato definitely, uh, he's from Jackson. Um but yeah, I don't think he's racist at all. The creators of it. I don't think Dr. Zeus was racist. No, he wasn't racist. I don't think so at all, dude. The cat in the hat. I remember that's a black guy.

SPEAKER_02 35:31

But but my point is, most Horton hears a who?

SPEAKER_19 35:37

I'm telling that's not racist at all. It should be Horton here's a what. Or I think, I don't know. Never mind. Go on, America.

SPEAKER_18 35:46

What I like Theo. I think his sensibilities are good. I think you know he has a Christian at heart. He just doesn't know it yet.

SPEAKER_15 35:58

Yeah, yeah, definitely. God's Army says Altman had an interesting show yesterday discussing the 100% nomination rate of the communists since the re-election of Trump. 100% isn't even possible. I know there's a problem with our elections. I don't know if anybody's let you in on the secret or not, but yeah, no, it's a real problem. Like it is interesting. We've lost the Republicans, have you know, there was a little while there where the Democrats were swapping local seats and stuff like that. And the, you know, Trump's endorsements come in and he wins his candidates, but everybody else that's a Republican seems to be

Election Integrity And Jerome Corsi Claims

SPEAKER_15 36:30

losing. So it does call into question a lot going on with the elections, which is one of the reasons why Steve Bannon had Dr. Jerome Corsi on his show yesterday. Do you know who Dr. Jerome Corsey is? I don't. So Jerome Corsey is kind of one of these, he's like Roger Stone Light. Okay. Okay. He considers himself an investigative journalist, he's an author, and uh, you know, he's written a bunch of books and stuff like that. Well, back in the day, he got wrapped up in the Russia Gate controversy. Somehow he had advised Donald Trump or done something on the campaign, you know, who knows what it was. And Robert Mueller tried to indict him. He was one of these people that should have gone down like Manafort and Papadopoulos. Of course, he kind of fought it, did a lot of it in the in the you know, quiet the media. He was blacklisted on the media and he fought the whole thing. And I don't think he ever got indicted. But he is somebody who was uh an early-on proponent that Trump and Q, and that there was a connection there, and there was military intelligence. We're actually going to play the clip in a second. Now, Jerome Corsi has been dark from any kind of massive media for a long time. I became really familiar with him back when I was in my septic days, and I had hours and hours a day to listen to podcasts, and I'd listen to weird podcasts like tinfoil hat, and you know, who knows what other obscure, you know, conspiracy right wing podcast or whatever. Oh, maybe maybe I do know this guy. Podcast junkie. And he'd come on sometimes, talk about his books, talk about this, that, or the other, kind of like you know, a lot of JFK assassination conspiracy theory type stuff. He's one of those guys. That's why I say he's like kind of Roger Stone light. Um, anyways, so he was on with Steve Bannon yesterday talking about how Trump needs to make a move on election integrity, and this needs to be a pretty grand move. We're talking kind of level of you know, history books a thousand years from now will tell the story of what Donald Trump did to save America. And, you know, in the in the fact that Donald Trump has made communism the great fight, that it's a greater threat to America than World War I, World War II, and 9-11 combined, right? That the communism is that big of a threat to the fabric of America and what we are as a nation, existential threat, right? And then Jerome Corsi makes an appearance on War Room, which by my understanding is pretty much the largest conservative show podcast they syndicate, they podcast. I was there for the first episodes. So, but they've become Steve Bannon has become massively influential in the Republican ecosystem. So the fact that he had Jerome Corsi on is very interesting to me because Jerome Corsi, for the most part, since Russia Gate, hasn't been on mainstream media at all. And he was very blacklisted, even amongst conservatives, because he talked about Q. Now we're I'm gonna play the famous Q clip after this clip.

SPEAKER_18 39:15

So what you're saying is that he's normally quiet. So when he does open his mouth, we probably should pay attention for a second.

SPEAKER_15 39:20

It's not that he's normally quiet, it's that nobody gives him a platform. Okay, okay, it's not that he's normally quiet. I'm sure he's talking regularly on, you know, we could probably get him on our show, right? So talking on small obscure podcasts, but to have to be platformed by Steve Bannon is fairly significant. Okay.

SPEAKER_04 39:40

Yes, I've been uh working on this, Steve, since the second inauguration with Peter Tikton.

SPEAKER_15 39:46

I want to point this out too. This is also very interesting to me. So Peter Tickton is my representative, my attorney for whatever J6 compensation. I'm just kind of letting them handle it. But Peter Tickton was a longtime friend of Donald Trump since Military Academy. And during the years in the wilderness, Peter Ticklin, and he's gonna tell this here in just a moment. He and Peter Ticklin were assigned to go look at election fraud and all this kind of stuff. This also was significant to me. This was unknown to me that Jerome Corsi is in that high circle, right? That he's up there working with Ticklin under the direct, direct direction of Donald Trump going after election fraud and what happened on J6. That to me was like, whoa, also significantly legitimizes Jerome Corsey.

SPEAKER_04 40:31

Yes, I've been uh working on this, Steve, since the second inauguration with Peter TikTon, T-I-C-K-T-I-N, is Donald Trump's personal attorney. Uh, Peter and uh President Trump have known each other since they were about fifteen years old. They went to military academy together. And basically we found overwhelming evidence. It's uh that the their algorithms, the codes in the state border uh state board of election databases that permit the creation of millions of false records, modified duplicates that can be then hidden in the database and pulled out and mail in ballot fraud. That's how the Democrats have been winning elections. So a national security emergency, yes, there's there's ample evidence of foreign nations have interfered in the 2020 election, and subsequently, there's ample evidence of massive the it's the evidence is actually legions of voter fraud, and it largely stems around the mail-in ballot fraud. You saw it in California with the extended days of counting. So what President Trump realizes is that we've been in a coup d'etat from not the Democratic Party. Democratic Party's dead. This is a Democratic Socialist Party, which is really a party, a revolutionary party. They've gone beyond neo-Marxism and cultural Maoism and anarchy. Now they actually want to destroy the country. Mail-in ballots eliminated from this overall general mail-in ballot back to the absentee ballot system. And no computers used to count the votes. If the Democrats don't care any longer, the Democratic Socialists they'll lie, they'll cheat, they'll steal, they intend to steal the election. And the plan is that once the Democratic Socialists get in charge of the House and Senate, they'll impeach simultaneously President Trump and Vice President Vance, they'll remove them from office in the Senate, they'll charge them with treason through the Department of Justice, and they'll put Hakeem Jeffries in as president. That's the plan. And Donald Trump knows that the survival of the Republic depends on a presidential executive order, which cannot be challenged in the courts, require two-thirds vote in the House and Senate to overturn. If Donald Trump needed to, he can bring in the National Guard, as he had to do in Washington, DC, to clean the streets, in order to take any state that refuses to cooperate and make sure their elections are held according to these rules. And that we've been working on, I've been working on that for two years. And it's the solution the only solution possible here. Otherwise, this will be the last election we may ever have.

SPEAKER_15 43:56

Now we've heard that a couple times. This is gonna be the last election, right? But it is interesting that Jerome Corsi came out and said that. And he is working with Peter Ticklin and that, you know, this is the solution and that Donald Trump understands this. So I presume, based on his, you know, recol, you know, talking about working directly with Ticklin, that there's been communication and he under knows that firsthand. Now, the Q stuff, right? I've always distanced myself from Q and I will continue to do so. But our leaks, if you're listening, you know, there is some merit to the Q stuff. Now, one of the things that when I was paying attention to Q closely, I was like, these are just news junkies. Like, if you knew, if you read the news as much as I did, a lot of this stuff is already out there. But what they did was they created a zeitgeist, they created a public place where people could go, have through Socratic method of these small phrases, would create internet searches and people would go out and you know, bake the bread, so to speak, and come up with all the details. And this really exposed Russian gate, it exposed a lot of the Epstein deep state stuff. It opposed it. I mean, actually, the list is fairly long on the stuff that was exposed. Now, there were some things with Q, especially with the original Q, that didn't make any sense. You know, Rays of Light, W-R-A-Y, like Christopher Ray. I don't know, we'll see. You know, trust sessions. I don't know about that one. You know, there's a you know, Bill Barr to the rescue. Ah so you know, who knows what was going on there. But there was an old clip from back before Q became a swear and a byword in most polite societies.

QAnon Clip And The Long War

SPEAKER_15 45:26

Jerome Corsi was at a dinner and he explained that Q was military intelligence and that Barack Obama, who we now understand was the first president that was essentially installed by Venezuela, right? And communist. Most people believe he's communist, and that the military was at that time ready to do a coup.

SPEAKER_25 45:47

Donald Trump was elected because he believes in the constitution. He didn't have to do this job. I wanted you to know that about three years ago, and this I'd like everybody to kind of give it a back. About three years ago. Let's have speed.

SPEAKER_24 46:04

Okay, we'll start this a little back. Didn't have to do this job. Uh I wanted you to know that about three years ago, and this I'd like everybody to kind of hear. Even the back. About three years ago, a group of generals came to me and it was explained to me they were gonna they were ready to conduct a couple. They were ready to move Barack Obama from office with the military force. And then a few weeks later, I got another call and said that they were reconsidering. You know why they were reconsidering? Because they talked to Donald Trump. And Trump had agreed. Trump agreed that he would run. They agreed that if he would run, they would conduct their coup d'etat as a legitimate process re-rooting out the traitors within government. And that impact between the military and Donald Trump has held. As we've been interpreting and watching, and Alex has been following QAnon. QAnon is military intelligence. And close to Trump. And the intelligence we're getting that we've explained on InfoWars really is a lot of the inside script. Now, everybody says Donald Trump is gonna lose, he's gonna be out of office, he's gonna be impeached. You watch CNN, MSNBC, they're throwing a party today, and all the 20 people watching them across the nation are very enthused. Donald Trump will not be removed from office. He will not be removed from office. He doesn't remember, he doesn't need the job. Donald Trump has a vision of the future in which he continues to play a role. And he's seen that vision and he's had that vision with him for decades. And it is in it it's all every time it looks to me. I've said this about Donald Trump, I've known him for decades. I said Donald Trump always looks like he's gonna lose until just before he wins. So that's pretty interesting.

SPEAKER_15 48:46

That's pretty interesting. Now I don't want to go down all the case.

SPEAKER_18 48:50

When was that from? That's from several years ago.

SPEAKER_15 48:54

Might have been 2017 when it was said. So that was, you know, that was one of the big tie-ins there, because Jerome Corsi apparently runs in that high circle. And if he said that, you'd think that Trump would openly disavow him or distance himself or whatever the case is, but he hasn't, right? Which, you know, Trump doesn't seem to do that necessarily unless you come out talking smack against Donald Trump. But you know, the reason I play that is because this war between the communists and the Republicans, and by that I mean, you know, small R Republic, the Americans essentially, that war, that war has been going on for a long time. And, you know, when you think about the actions that the quote Democrats have taken that comes from that far left TDS, what is the genesis of TDS? It's this understanding that Donald Trump is an existential threat to their power. It's that simple. It this isn't just about right and left, this isn't about blue dog Democrats and union reps and right-to-work states like Idaho and their long-standing dispute over labor rights, right? This isn't what that is anymore. This has become something that's about absolute, total, global, and world domination. And the communists are willing to use any idiot that they can possibly get their hands on to achieve their goals. And one of the things that we've heard continuously from Donald Trump is criticism about Joe Biden is that he's not a smart person and he wasn't smart before he lost his mind. Okay. And we're gonna play a clip of Joe Biden when he was when Anton Scalia was up for confirmation in the Senate. Okay. And we're just gonna, I'm just gonna play this. And you know, he's a little quicker on his feet, but goodness gravy, this man's brain never was functioning completely straight. Okay. But Joe Biden represents the corruptocrats. He was the tag along to the Bushes, the Clintons, and a lot of this corrupt, you know, uniparty cabal. And so the fact that they put him in power, and then Donald Trump continues to criticize Biden of the fact that he surrounded himself with a bunch of radicals, right? Who did what? They were putting him in power so he could take the blame, and it would, and it would look bad on the Democrat brand, and that would give rise to the communist solution makers, right? Biden's a bad president, says even the Democrats. And then what's the solution? Reform the party, go communist, go farther left. So here is Joe Biden talking to Anton Scalia.

Biden Scalia Clip And Competence

SPEAKER_15 51:22

This is over the topic of right to privacy, and it's just one of those things when you go, This man became president.

SPEAKER_20 51:31

Forget the constitution. Let's just talk politics, you and me.

SPEAKER_21 51:35

Right. Senator, uh, there I'm fake to differ. There, there there has been uh uh uh scholarly criticism of the whole notion of right to privacy. I agree, and and it's not at all inconceivable that that criticism will be reflected in a brief before the Supreme Court.

SPEAKER_20 51:50

Well, that that very well may be, but it doesn't, in other words, if the right to privacy exists, if you believe the right to privacy exists, and uh um uh uh um and I believe you have stated in uh um uh what was that in the CNN D case? Okay, so what's that in the classical? Excuse me one moment. I I believe, and I can't I can't pin down where you said it. It was in an article. I don't think you'll find it.

SPEAKER_21 52:25

I I don't I don't recall having said that, Senator.

SPEAKER_20 52:33

Let me let me I'm sorry, I misspoke. Um what was being referred to is your c your answer to me earlier saying that in order to meet your test, it has to be one of the deepest and most profoundly held views in society. And you always you do do you have any doubt the right to privacy is one of those a deeply and profoundly held view of American society? Forget the Constitution.

SPEAKER_21 52:56

Let's just talk politics, you and me. It it's very hard to answer. You you you began this line of questioning by answering me, never mind what the right of privacy consists of. I can't answer that question without knowing what you mean by the right of privacy.

SPEAKER_20 53:06

Sure, you can acknowledge whether or not you believe there is in fact. Let's let's start over again. Plain slate. Do you believe that Americans as a whole believe that there is a right to privacy that they have inherent, that they think they have a right to privacy? Do you think that's a deeply and profoundly held belief by American society? Whether it's whether it's found in the Constitution or found in natural law or found in their Bible or found in the Talmud as a society? I mean, do you have any doubt that Americans believe no, I I I'll I'll give you that, then I think that's good man. I tell you, we're getting there. All right. Now, having said that, do you believe that there is any is there any doubt in your mind that the Ninth Amendment in conjunction with other amendments as it relates to particular assertions of particular rights of privacy? If I can find the Ninth Amendment here so I don't misquote it. Do you have the Ninth Amendment sitting there? Take it out for me, will you? Um Roman numerals confuse me, Judge. I see if your rights are the same as mine. I have one here too. All right. I almost read the 11th. The enumeration in the Constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people. Is there any doubt in your mind that the people at the time and now believe they have retained the right to privacy, whatever that means?

SPEAKER_21 54:36

Uh no, I I I think there's no doubt in my mind of that. Okay.

SPEAKER_20 54:44

Secondly, if in fact that well, I don't have to go any further, actually. Because in fact, it seems to me if there in some form or another there's a constitutional protected right of privacy. But what that means remains to be seen. Whether it means the right to engage in homosexual activity in one bedroom or anything else remains. I'm not gonna ask you to comment that.

SPEAKER_15 55:16

That man became our president and put me in jail.

SPEAKER_18 55:20

Nice comb over, bro.

SPEAKER_15 55:23

Yeah, he's got plugs, didn't he? A lot of plastic surgery. Oh my goodness. That's who they'll partner with in the country. I mean, that's that it was a fellow, you know.

SPEAKER_18 55:34

I mean, it's a little out of context, but Anton is sitting there like, uh man, I don't know what to say.

SPEAKER_15 55:40

So, yeah, there's a right to privacy, deeply held belief. Okay, all right. Well, that's good. What was I talking about? It's like the guy, he was always that way. That's the crazy thing. He was always that way for me, just this. I'm sorry. This is like watching a train wreck in slow motion. I just chewed up three minutes and four minutes, three, four minutes of your life. All right, the Iran war.

Iran War Risk And Intelligence Claims

SPEAKER_15 56:05

Senator Kennedy chimed in on the Haran War, and this is actually a really good take. And this is the way he explains this, it's just pretty simple. And as a senator, he did get to see some classified information and kind of confirms what we've been told by Donald Trump and Sparkle Rubio. Our intelligence.

SPEAKER_02 56:21

Here's what our intelligence showed, and I've seen it. It's classified, but I've seen it. But I can give you the a general outline. Our intelligence showed that Iran was building up its missile capacity, both ballistic and cruise, and they were going to uh compile so many missiles and drones that they were going to turn to America and Israel and say, we're restarting our nuclear weapons program. And if you try to stop us, we're going to destroy the mess rest of the Middle East. And by the way, our missiles can now reach London and Parish, Paris, and uh and Germany.

SPEAKER_19 57:08

And you saw you saw reports of this.

SPEAKER_02 57:09

I've seen the intelligence.

SPEAKER_19 57:10

Okay.

SPEAKER_02 57:11

And President Trump was faced, well, do I let them continue he had already bombed their nuclear, some of their nuclear facilities. But he he he was faced with the decision, do I let them get to the point where they have so many missiles and drones, ballistic and crews, that they could destroy the Middle East, if they could hit London, that they might even be able to hit the United States, or do I go in to stop them? And he did.

SPEAKER_15 57:41

And he didn't intend to stop them. That's just plain and simple there. So when Democrats are like, hey, we don't like what's going on over there, and they work against the United States interests in Iran, then by your simple math, you're like, okay, so you supported the scenario that Senator Kennedy described in Iran that you can't you could defeat, but you can't defeat without costing the entire Middle East, some cities in London from potentially being attacked. And quite frankly, Paris does not have the same iron dome that Tel Aviv has. You know, you're not going to get the same kind of missile defense out of them. Ronald, what do we got? We got a little ad for us.

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SPEAKER_36 59:07

Now believe that the Democrats are just some sort of machine that just brings in illegals from places unknown and launders money in their name. I that's all I can come up with now. They don't seem to want any form of voter ID. They go after people who go after their number one, the number one target for the number one target for most Democrats is Nick Shirley and Elon Musk. Yeah. That's who they hate the most. Yeah. Oh, they love George Floyd and they hate Nick Shirley and Elon Musk. I don't know what else to conclude anymore.

SPEAKER_15 59:41

The Democrat Party just wants to import illegal aliens and register them to vote. So again, with the election stuff, when we've followed this closely enough, as we've watched on the 15-front battlefield that is election integrity, right? There's been some positive things that have happened. One of which is the redistricting battle was for the most part won by the Republicans. They've gotten the upper hand on redistricting. There's also been a real, again, in the big polling, there's been a disillusionment with the Democrat in the far left wing of it. You know, like candidates like Plattner up in Maine are starting to lose some serious territory. As the campaign goes on, more and more of his ridiculousness is being exposed. And so there was a blip there for a little bit where the Democrats in the in the betting markets were actually favored to win. Now, I really don't like the betting markets. The idea with the betting markets is people are putting money on the line. So this is better than a poll, but it's also like, yes, but it's also a sign of societal nihilism. When you're literally betting on everything from who's going to win. I mean, imagine if you're like, hey, I bet on the underdog, and so I'm going to vote for the underdog, and you become completely disconnected from their policies because you're trying to win a bet, right? It's and it's also a symptom of get rich quick because you can't work for it. So I don't like these massive predictive markets that are starting to be like actual players in the economy because so much money's moving through them. But nonetheless, yeah, the point is right. This is what people are putting their money on. And the odds that the Republicans are going to win have gone up significantly.

SPEAKER_33 1:01:15

And when you put it all together, John A. B., and you look at the prediction markets, which I think really can sort of put this all together, chance to win the Senate. The Republican chances, as you noted, John, the environment is getting a little bit better for Republicans. On May 1, Republicans had a 51% chance to take back the Senate. Now it's a 59% chance. Look, Democrats have a shot here. There are seats on the table, but the fundamentals are against them. And that right now, they're only one of the seats where they need to be. The mathematical problem is there for Democrats at this point. They simply put have a statistical math problem.

SPEAKER_15 1:01:47

And when you put it all together, joining. Basically, if you just repeat these first two years, the second two years, it'll keep him jammed up forever. If the communists actually take a majority in either the House or the Senate, I think you'll see Donald Trump take massive action. He'll do something that is, you know, out of custom, so to speak, in order to correct things. And you're hearing Donald Trump say more and more about some of the problems that are being left unfixed.

Birthright Citizenship And Birth Tourism

SPEAKER_15 1:02:27

For example, the Supreme Court had a chance to fix the birthright citizenship problem. It's become a loophole. And they didn't. They punted on it. So now it's left to Donald Trump to try to deal with it. There's some legislative solutions. I'm sure he's going to push legislation and things like that. But at the end of the day, it does, I do have the sense that Donald Trump is marching more and more, as Jerome Corsi says, to taking emergency action, right? Once you declare an emergency, a national emergency, a national security threat, you pretty much waive the constitution. It's like martial law light. I got a couple lights today. You got, you got, you got Roger Stone Light and Jerome Corsi. You've got martial law light with emergency national emergencies. But nonetheless, there could be something coming. So when Donald Trump, again, in front of the dressed up in costume rough writers, says that he's going to take care of birthright citizenship. My mind starts to wonder to what extreme will he go to accomplish that.

SPEAKER_07 1:03:25

It was the most important, and we want some others to it was the most important decision. We'll take care of the birthright citizenship because that was that was not meant for rich people from other countries. That was meant for. Actually, it was meant for the babies of slaves. If you look at it, it was a month after the civil war ended that it went through. That's because it was meant for the babies of slaves. It wasn't meant for the rich people from China. I believe they got it wrong, but that's okay because they gave us something that nobody thought. They also gave us something in one of the sessions a year ago was called Merit. Our country now is based again on merit.

SPEAKER_15 1:04:22

So this is a really good thing, right? He's saying we got a great decision, which is essentially I can fire people on a whim, which is he was tied up, couldn't do that before. I do suspect over the next six months we're gonna see thousands and thousands and thousands of people get fired from the federal government. I do think we are going to see that. Now he says we're gonna fix the birthright citizenship. There's a legislative pass for path for that. It's obviously gonna take place after the midterms. We will see what the election holds. But in the meantime, he has activated the DOJ the day after this decision came out, which again, it sure feels like things are scripted, folks, right? The day after this decision comes out, the DOJ is already ready to go with a birth tourism initiative to try to prosecute people that are gaming the immigration system.

SPEAKER_11 1:05:10

Department of Justice standpoint, it's obviously focusing our prosecutors and our law enforcement partners on birthing tourism. And it's a booming industry, and it will continue. Um, it will continue given the Supreme Court's decision yesterday. There's other things that that DHS can do and the federal government can do in the in the visa process and the application process to try to um minimize or limit the opportunity of of folks coming here to to not to visit, not to do what they're saying they're doing on their tourist visa, but just to to have a have a baby that can then be a U.S. citizen. So it's I from our standpoint, it's focusing on what is a problem. So everybody should agree that it's a violation of our laws. If your intent in coming here, if you're pregnant, is to have a a child to to become a United States citizen because of a uh of our now laws. And so what we

SPEAKER_15 1:06:00

have to do as a department of justice is make sure our agents or hsi agents that we work with and the FBI are focused on stopping that and that's what we're that's what we're going to do from middle so it sounds like they're going to try to go after the birth birthright tourism which well that's great i mean hopefully that's not all donald trump plans to do to fix it Robin Delane says hello from Middle earth welcome okay so when we talk about Amy Coney Barrett and we talk about this decision she wrote the majority opinion on this birthright citizenship case Johnny St.

Barrett Uniparty Allegations And Gas Taxes

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Pete posted this on X. He said wow now it's starting to all make sense right so we've talked about the collectivist but we also have this Uni Party. This is the collection of blue dog Democrats teamed up with rhino Republicans that kind of just want to keep things the way they are they really like the Reagan Bush Clinton era of governance right and they're kind of committed to that that that that three family dynasty so to speak in fact yeah I would say that for sure certain. So what if it what if I told you that Amy Cody Barrett worked on George Bush's 2000 legal team remember the Chads and Florida what if I told you that as a young attorney she assisted during the Florida 2000 recount on the Bush side what if I told you that on the night of Justice Ginsburg's death Senate Majority Mitch McConnell leader Mitch McConnell called Trump to say you have to nominate Barrett did you hear what happened to Mitch McConnell?

SPEAKER_18 1:07:25

No.

SPEAKER_15 1:07:25

So he passed out in his house and he was found unconscious and has been in the hospital for going on a week and a half and nobody's heard from him? What? A lot of people speculating if he's even alive or not. Oh yeah. All right what if I told you that his number two John Thune was a key supporter in getting her confirmed to SCOTUS and appeared to take a large lead with the press why was it so important for them to squeeze her in eight days before the election? It was almost as if they knew Trump wasn't going to win 2020. What if I told you she got a $2 million book deal in 2021? What if I told you her literary agents were Javelin? What if I told you that Javelin was founded by former Bush speechwriter Matt Latimer and Keith Urban, who was Donald Rumsfeld's chief of staff? What if I told you her dad was an attorney for Shell Oil that specialized for 29 years in Gulf offshore drilling contracts? Who else did offshore drilling in those years? Bush Zapana pioneered it and Cheney's Halliburton which provided support services to oil rigs. Now what if I told you that Justice Amy Coney Barrett did an event for her book at the George W. Bush Presidential Center early last month on May 4th? What if I told you not only was Bush in attendance, but she admits she met and spoke with him prior. Now what if I told you her same literary agent at javelin are James Comey's book agents as well. So Thune, who was selected and endorsed by Bush and Cheney personally with events and fundraisers, who used to duck hunt with Cheney often and who's been holding up the Save America Act was pivotal in pushing Barrett's confirmation. He also happened to succeed Mitch McConnell as Senate leader and the number two for the vote was Texas John Cornyn. Does anyone still think these thune Bush Cheney connections and obstacles to Trump regarding fulfilling the MAG agenda we voted for are a coincidence. Who is really leading the GOP? Does the boss have shadow elements working against him and then he's promoting his video watch till the end because it's even more believable and it's true. Very very interesting listening we're at our best when we're uh all moving in the same direction all three of us are lucky to be the president of this country I remember that 2020 it's best when we all work together yeah yes absolutely you have an unmovable force guess what Ron big news today especially here in Washington state and California we both got a double doozy Ari Hoffman reports today Washington state gas taxes will automatically increase by two percent and every year after that on July 1st thanks to Democrats in the legislature passing House Bill 22711 on March 12th and Governor Bob Ferguson signing it into law and California's got the same thing going on.

SPEAKER_27 1:10:10

Wow they've got gas price hikes today we gotta make that go away tax increase goes into effect today the tax is going up another 2.2 cents to over 63 cents per gallon 42 cents of that will go to environmental fees.

SPEAKER_03 1:10:27

Awesome this hike comes as a record number of Americans are expected to hit the road and the skies this holiday weekend.

SPEAKER_32 1:10:33

Fox business host pro Pasoni here with the baby shareway but yeah gas prices are still high but not as high as they were uh even just a month ago we have been seeing them come down unless well you live in California that's a different story but first people are going to be driving we may actually be getting new travel records this weekend which you know doesn't come as a surprise it's of course America 250 which we've been talking about triple A says 72.2 million Americans are going to travel for the holiday weekend 61.4 million will be traveling by car. The numbers are fairly flat these estimates from last year what I think is interesting is we're going to see more people taking cruises this year. People love those cruises right Pyro love a good cruise your parents as well it is the thing to do apparently so gas prices up and so are cruisers.

SPEAKER_15 1:11:23

Now simultaneously I think cars are going to become a lot more fuel efficient not because anything special about the car Donald Trump got rid of some of the ridiculous emissions standards but also people are probably going to start losing some serious

GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs And Tradeoffs

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weight.

SPEAKER_30 1:11:36

Now a major change for Medicare starting today it covers drugs for weight loss for some people by law Medicare has been banned from covering medications for obesity but some in release will be able to get GLP1 drugs for weight loss through this pilot program, although not everyone will be eligible. So let's bring in CNN senior writer Tammy Luby to help us better understand who is eligible for these cheaper drugs.

SPEAKER_28 1:12:00

Tammy yes Pamela this is a really big deal for many senior citizens and Medicare enrollees who have been waiting for years for Medicare to treat obesity just like any other drug. And one recent ethnist from KFF health policy research group says about 3.8 million people may qualify. But it's unclear we don't really know how many people actually opt to sign up for the program. Now they have to meet strict criteria they include people with a BMI of 35 or over they qualify. But people who have a BMI of 27 to 30 need to have also one other medical condition such as the previous heart attack or stroke, prediabetes uncontrolled high blood pressure it depends now these folks who do qualify will only pay $50 a month for their prescriptions which is far lower than the cascade price of up to $449. They can receive Wagovi as a tablet or injection they can receive Fundio which is the new Eli Lilly tablet and they can receive Zepand quick pens only.

SPEAKER_15 1:13:14

Have you met people who've taken the weight loss drugs? Yes I'm torn on what to think about it.

SPEAKER_18 1:13:21

I think that they are a very useful tool for a certain segment of the population that is affected by obesity but not everyone not everyone yeah and I've seen a lot of people who probably shouldn't be on it there is a lot of abuse as well people that should not be using them at ever.

SPEAKER_15 1:13:39

That's Army Bratt posted she she always does stuff like this. She goes well if there it were if this were a conspiracy show you would have asked if it is three separate families or all one the Obama's the bushes and the Clintons. Yeah they might be all one family it's not man family farmer says morning fellas hey a new name I love it I love it so much. Where are you from family farmer? That's like new name new name hey we need everybody to go we have to get to 75 chatters this month. Okay so the weight loss drugs you know it's it's kind of like it's kind of like the COVID vaccine right I mean it's like half the people you know are on it or used it or took it or whatever the case is and I've seen a lot of side effects. I've seen oh yeah gallbladders I've seen dependency people got on it got off it started to gain weight back now they're on the drip you know they're taking a smaller dose or whatever continuously uh you do see kind of like a because it's pretty dramatic weight loss you kind of get that a zip face where you kind of tell that they've they've the sunken cheeks yeah it's really interesting I've some people have had some vision issues it it almost feels like everybody who takes it has some side effect or they just feel like they're on chemotherapy is the feedback I'm getting. Anyways I find it very interesting but if you're 600 pounds 500 pounds listen you're gonna die of obesity or you can have some other complication but at least you can do a sit up you know it's like maybe uh family farmer says close really close I don't know what are we close to are you out the door what's going on how close are you I don't know I'm assuming maybe in our state in our county that's not that's fun okay socialists on the march one of the things that is happening is it sounds like in Washington state on the ballot this fall is going to be an initiative to repeal the state income

Washington Income Tax Repeal Initiative

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tax.

SPEAKER_12 1:15:29

I first told you back in March before the tax was even signed into law that an initiative was in the work to repeal it. Now those campaigns could start up in a matter of weeks it's a 9.9% income tax on anyone or household making more than a million dollars annually it's been debated long before it was even a bill and now that it's signed into law some want to repeal it before assent is collected.

SPEAKER_05 1:15:54

We are uh extremely confident that we'll be able to do this.

SPEAKER_12 1:15:57

Brian Haywood is the founder of Let's Go Washington and now says they have more than enough signatures to ask voters to repeal the high earners income tax putting the legislature's decision in the hands of voters.

SPEAKER_17 1:16:10

We welcome that we think it's it's this is an important enough issue that uh that Washingtonians will weigh in and we wouldn't be pursuing it if we didn't think Washingtonians would support it.

SPEAKER_12 1:16:19

The initiative aims to fully repeal the tax while keeping other provisions like sales tax breaks on items like diapers and over the counter drugs intact. If the tax remains the first payments are not set to be collected until 2029. Nobody believes that this is going to remain a tax only on on wealthy individuals or high income earners um there's not support in the legislature I don't support an income tax on low income earners there's not support in the public for that either let's go Washington says it will turn in signatures to the Secretary of State's office on Thursday that's the July 2nd deadline then the office will have to certify they have the right number of signatures before it can head to the ballot for voters to decide this November.

SPEAKER_15 1:17:03

And I heard from Brian Haywood at the recent Lincoln dinner that I went to he spoke there and they have more than enough signatures. It's probably the the most signed initiative ever by the state of Washington and lots of Democrats have come up to sign it. Everybody's kind of knows what's going on here. So if it doesn't pass on this falls ballot I would be shocked but you know Washington state elections are really sketchy. Family Farmer sounds like you are really close. You're actually Ron's brother how exciting I actually went I actually went to your brother's house the other day to drop off a piece of equipment and uh he was like hey I hear from you all the time and it's like I guess I knew you were listening to the show. That's really fun glad to have you did I let you know I also ran into your nephew who made our little sign oh yeah I ran into him he came up shook my hand was like I'm Adrian Cleaver I was like that's awesome that's wonderful so very very cool excited to hear that now we also touched on a story yesterday about MK Ultra and Annapolina Luna posted this video.

MKUltra And The JFK Cover Up

SPEAKER_15 1:17:59

This is RFK being interviewed on a podcast and he's talking about MK Ultra and the role in the assassination of his uncle and I think he even touches on his dad as well this is this is one of those things where it's like why has the earth continued to spin after this revelation right this is our own government turning on itself and killing the elected leader of the people and then we're just gonna okay I guess that's what happens now we need the CIA to torture people in Guantanamo Bay right it just it never ends. I was actually helping somebody yesterday with a small business loan this is one of those COVID relief loans right and I started thinking about this I'm like follow this through for just a minute the United States government creates a virus the virus leaks and gets released the United States offers relief loans right COVID emergency relief loans based on the emergency they created and well it was all right it was in the agenda. I mean didn't you get the notes yeah well then they have the audacity I was in prison with a guy who committed PPE loan fraud right seventy thousand dollars he got illegally and he spent 14 months in prison or whatever it was all right then they then they will come after you and collect on the money that they offered to you because of an emergency they caused at an interest rate okay and if you don't pay it and there's something wrong with your paperwork they'll throw you in jail. How is that not a class action lawsuit where every single recipient of the FBA COVID relief loans sues the government for cause of fraud your fraud your lying your illegal everything caused the situation in which you ill enticed us to take these relief loans with strings attached these were one page applications and now there's strings attached to it that includes prison time. I have lots of questions that fall into this category our show is too short to cover it all it is stunning the depravity that our own government will go it is stunning right like I mean like the COVID thing just killed me. I'm like we now know as of this week that this was a cover up job and part of the cover up was paying you to shut up well this this whole thing was so in your face that it started to a lot of things started to line up. It was like oh well now we know why we're not getting all the scoop on JFK oh well now we know what yeah exact yes it's it's crime cover up crime cover up and part of the cover up was literally paying you to not protest the fact that they closed your businesses.

SPEAKER_18 1:20:45

Right and when COVID happened it was like wow the cover ups are happening so fast they can't even they're not even clean anymore. Yes so let's listen let's listen to RFK.

SPEAKER_06 1:20:57

Allowed to propagandize around the world and it's the biggest funder of journalism today in the world that spends a billion a year on through USAID to fund journalism all over the world that owns some of the biggest newspapers and magazines the most influential in the developing world in Europe and around the world there was a in the CIA's charter it says and then there was an act called the Smith Bund act that makes it illegal for the CIA to propagandize Americans in 1973 there were congressional hearings that came out of the select assassination committee hearings when all the CIA secrets were revealed they were called the family jewels it was all of the worst secrets of the CIA that they all kept in one place. And that was released um you know during the 1970s during these hearings from the Church committee and the House Select assassination committee that Americans learned for the first time about you know Operation Mockingbird but also about MKUltra MK Naomi MK Dietrich these were all of the MK stands for mind control and the CIA was uh had these programs at Fort Dietrich but at 220 universities around our country and in Latin America and Canada experimenting with ways to control the human mind. Yeah LSD came out of that program. And um uh you know they were using psychoactive drugs they were using torture they were using uh sensory deprivation they were using noise uh noise uh and and uh and they were not they were figuring out how to control individuals including how to develop mentoring candidates unwilling assassins through hypnosis and these you know other techniques but also how do you control whole societies through you know destruction of institutions the propagation of lies uh um you know instigated violence and uh the the sort of the orchestrated uh diminishment of faith in in the institutions of society and the mistrust among people so they had all of these you know that they were experimenting and you know it wasn't just the US the same thing was happening in Russia and parts of the world but you know we had a very very sophisticated program that that that violated a lot of American values how how effective do you think the MKUltra program was well I mean there's a lot of things that came out of it um there's a lot of that you know it's hard to tell because a lot of it was Tom Secret. I mean it's very you know um you know it's a really interesting and a very surprisingly well documented history um but you know I don't want it but uh uh the term conspiracy theorist was there was a memo that went out to all of those journalists who were associated with the CIA in 1964 where they said that anybody who questions the Kennedy assassination you know the the Warren report which was the report that was done by a commission that was appointed by LBJ and the commission was essentially told and individual members were told you gotta say that this was a single gun and do not let people talk about a conspiracy theory that the the named head of the commission was Earl Warren who was the Supreme Court justice but the real head of the commission was Alan Dulliffe who had business out of the CIA who my uncle had fired when my uncle died he told a journal um a young journalist oh he thought he was a god I'm glad the little shit is dead and you know we now know that the CIA was directly involved in my uncle's assassination and in the and in the you know 60 year cover up there could they they continue to be involved they're still not releasing you know the um the last assassination documents that are required by the JFK um uh papers act the assassination papers act see i it's amazing yeah it's amazing you know when you hear stuff like that you're just like golly you know there's some contemporary things that make you really question Steve Baker put this out about this is about Brian Cole Jr.

Pipe Bomber Questions And A Smartwatch

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the alleged pipe bomber turns out new link Brian Cole Jr. has never owned or worn a watch of any kind but on J6 the pipe bomber did wear and use a smartwatch how interesting is that smartwatch should be trackable it just makes you wonder it's just like another one of these patsy situations.

The Fed Inflation Tax And Why Bitcoin

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So to talk a little bit about Bitcoin because I always like to you know touch on that a little bit every day. Freedom this is Kent Halliburton and he's talking about you know Kevin Walsh is very pro Bitcoin and our economic system is very much on the brink. As Elon Musk says remind people who that is Kevin Walsh. Kevin Walsh is the new governor of or the new chairman of the Federal Reserve.

SPEAKER_18 1:26:33

There you go.

SPEAKER_15 1:26:34

Okay so our our economy is in a real precarious situation. We have more debt than we can service every year. And so the only solution to this is to grow out of it. Right. So Elon Musk is gonna go to Mars we're gonna dump a bunch of money on a base on the moon build space satellite server bases or whatever we're gonna do and he's gonna try to suck up some of the liquidity some of the money that's being printed but that is the problem is the entire system is based on continuous and free flowing money printing. And so there's a lot of reasons why we look at Bitcoin obviously but one of the things that we want to look at is the fact that the money printer by default is going to print.

SPEAKER_23 1:27:14

So Kent Halliburton is addressing kind of the economic things that Kevin Walsh is up against and how he's being marketed as a hawk but really he's a printer Federal Reserve was hatched through a conspiracy uh that's well documented in the book The Creature from Jekyll Island if you've never read that book please pick it up it's never been disputed the facts of that book but it was an import from Europe, right? There was there was a a grand conspiracy you got elected in like around Christmas or something when none of the other Congress people were there. And if you look at it directly after that occurred it was based well not directly within a couple years though World War One broke out and it was the ability to print money that allowed for like the first industrial age war. Uh To occur, then led to after that, like the way that France ended up like uh settling, that the Germans were quite indebted, and then crazy massive inflation occurred there, and Hitler rose to power, and then World War II breaks out, and then more money printer leads to more devastation, right? So you look at the devastation, the loss of life, the loss of time, and then you realize that we have this unelected bureaucratic body that is running the money for all of us. And I think the word that you are missing, Nico, is sovereign, right? Like what else do you call that? Uh because they are outside the rule of law. They are sitting there and they can do as they wish. So who are their masters? If they have none, they are sovereign, right?

SPEAKER_13 1:28:46

And I think this is the part that like Wilson like really just exposed it. He truly believed, which is very anti-American, I might add, he truly believed that the people were too quote unquote foolish, selfish to self-determination. And the most insidious part of this is that he knew that as long as you can uh establish this sovereign uh board right that controls the money in a way you can control the people by doing that, right? But this is where it slips, like this is where the mass comes off, right? This is why Bitcoin is so important. This is what we're fighting for, right? When we say separate money from state, like that's not a that's not an easy statement. It's not a like a hyperbolic statement either. Like they literally just admitted in the Supreme Court that the uh executive branch doesn't have the power to fire a federal uh a fet um a federal reserve board governor. Then who in the hell does? Who in the hell does? What if they what if they F up? What if they do something you don't agree with? There's no democratic accountability, there's no election that could check that. So are they a king? That's what that's what it looks like.

SPEAKER_15 1:30:03

Collectivism, in order for them to have power, they have to have control of the money, and you can't let the money be controlled by the people. Okay. This is uh key for us to understand. When Donald Trump says the communists have made their move, one of the things that happened on that day was the Fed governor, Lisa Cook, was determined by the Supreme Court at that moment to be unfirable by the president. Okay. That is communists making their move.

SPEAKER_23 1:30:34

So so there's two things, right, that I I I want to point out. So if you look at the words that Woodrow Wilson used, and by the way, I've never heard these words, but I and I didn't have them, I had a pretty neutral stance on Woodrow Wilson coming into this, but I I don't think I like him after this. I mean, he basically called the US people sheep, right? Like those words describe a sheep. And uh you look at that and then you look at the outcome of the Fed, and I would actually argue that the Fed is actually doing exactly as it was designed to do, which is ultimately to suck um and be a parasitic force on the US economy to move money from the lower classes in the in the the working force into the pockets of the upper classes. So let me let me give a specific example. The target for inflation from the Federal Reserve is two percent, right? Let's put some numbers to this. Uh let's say that you worked all year and you had $10,000 you put in the bank. Let's let's reverse it so that so you think about it. Because normally it works backwards for us. So I uh 2% inflation would mean that I have $9,800 worth of purchasing power. Let's imagine inflation actually didn't exist, but there was just a straight tax that they took two percent out of your bank account on January 1st every single day. So now you go from $10,000 in your bank account to $9,800. People would notice that. They would say, Oh, that's what are you doing? I work for that money, right? That's not taxes that I consented to and agreed to and am giving to the government. And that's what inflation has been doing for how many decades now? So it's a and where does that money go? Right? It goes to those closest to the money printer. That's the truth, because they get to spend the money first. And so they don't uh uh they don't observe that that inflationary impact that the rest of us do. So it's been the most surreptitious roundabout way of basically draining the economic force from all of us, and that economic force is what all of us are working for, right? So people put their time and their and their value into the creation of money. So I create value for you, Nico, and you're gonna pay me, right? So that's basically like I've I've traded my life force to get that money. And now somebody on the other side is taking it out of my back pocket while I'm doing that. I it's just inherently immoral. And so the fact that that we as a people haven't like actually taken hold of that fact, you know, it's back to the Henry Ford quote. What was it back in the day where he's like, hey, if basically if people understood how the monetary system worked, there'd be a revolution before tomorrow morning. Like I think we're getting close to that because that K-shaped economy is just getting so stretched. At some point, that ban breaks.

SPEAKER_15 1:33:14

The rise of collectivism and communism is in direct response to the results of the fiat system, which is a product of collectivism and communism being applied slowly over time, right? It it is self-defeating, it is always cannibalistic, always by a very built-in erosion of inflation of our fiat currency.

SPEAKER_18 1:33:35

It just is always it's breaking my brain that people can't understand that that is eroding the value of the dollars that exist. I don't understand why people don't understand this.

SPEAKER_15 1:33:46

It's not that people don't understand it. There's no door number two. No, well, there's no alternative. I see. So it leaves you in a position going, yeah, but I should just invest in real estate. Yeah, but well, maybe I'll just save in the stock market. Yeah, but right, there's no door number three. You're already through the door. You've got the fake monopoly money in your pocket. Now what? Right? That's the problem. So it's like we can conceptualize it, we can talk about it, we can we can literally get frustrated about it, but you can't do anything about it until the advent of Bitcoin.

SPEAKER_18 1:34:20

It's just really frustrating for me when we talk about inflation, and it seems like it becomes a political thing. And it's like it's money, it's numbers. It has nothing to do with politics.

SPEAKER_15 1:34:29

It has nothing to do with politics until you tie money to the politics by making the government be the one who can print it. It's one thing when the government can accumulate it and store it as a treasury, right? One ounce of gold is one ounce of gold, no matter whose inscription is on it. And it would make sense for a government to charge taxes to pay for things. I want to pay to have the potholes filled, and I'm totally fine paying to my municipality to do it. Okay, totally okay with that. The problem is we don't pay taxes for services, we pay taxes on interest. And what are we paying interest on? The 2%, which is the pretend low percent that they've stolen out of our back pocket. We're paying taxes on the money they stole from us primarily. That's the disgusting part of it. And if people understood that, there would be a revolution in the streets, and we would start bartering bullets and seashells and whatever it was again. But again, nobody wants to give it up. It's the Captain Austin Fitz problem, right? It's like if if you see what you give up, your student loan, your student education, your your you know, kids' college funds, your house, your vacations.

SPEAKER_18 1:35:39

I I actually think that that is what it is, is because we we have to live in this system. We just blind ourselves to all of the pitfalls of it. We just we just pretend like those things don't exist.

SPEAKER_15 1:35:52

Yes, exactly. We pretend like those things don't exist. And we can't, as peasants, listen, this is coming for us, whether it's this year, next year, or when your kids, you know, are coming up. It's coming.

SPEAKER_18 1:36:03

Well, yeah, the two percent every year compounded pretty soon. I mean, not mathematically, but pretty soon it's basically 100%.

SPEAKER_15 1:36:10

You know what I found really interesting? I was listening to an economist yesterday, and I should have pulled the clip, but he was talking about how fiat currencies have about a 50-year lifespan. Well, he starts mentioning different currencies, and he's like, you know, sometimes they call a currency by the same name, but as a new base. He's like, you know, sure. He rattles off these series of countries, and even the British pound only lasted 50 years at a time. And he goes, We got a new currency on the uh when Nixon came off the gold standard, that was a new currency because it's paper unattached to gold, right? And so, and we had another one before that at Britain Woods. So the Briton Woods monetary system only lasted 25-30 years. This one's ripe, it's 50 years plus, yeah, right. So we're we're at the precipice. He's like, uh, I mean, you're you're pushing the longer limits of a fiat currency, and your only solution to the problem you have is grow out of it, right? Maybe. I mean, we've got opportunities, AI boom, and stuff like that. But at the end of the day, you want to fix the problem with the rise of collectivism, you fix the problems that cause its rise. And what is causes the problems that cause the rise? The in a inability for people to earn their way out of it individually, right? The lack of merit in the system, the lack of capitalism, the lack of all the free market, the local free market. And so that is where Bitcoin provides a solution. So I want to recommend people do that. And the world is waking up to this because as the world holds the United States dollar as a reserve currency, the big reserve currency holders, the federal banks and the central banks around the world, are experiencing the same problem with inflation. The treasury they have, the reserves they have, are being robbed by the American money printer. And so other nations are paying attention to this. And with the advent of cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin, there are faster, better ways to facilitate the exchange of money, let alone you don't have to denominate in dollars.

SPEAKER_16 1:38:06

But look, is I think the likelihood of that happening is now sub-50%. I'm still optimistic that if it doesn't happen by the August recess, it'll happen this year. I do think um the regulators now with the CFTC and the SEC can probably rule write most of what we need. The problem with rule writing is it's much more reversible than um than what you see when it joins statute. I've been spending a lot of time in Asia. I've been in Korea and Hong Kong four times in the last nine months. They've, on the one hand, been waiting for the Clarity Act. I actually think if it's not passed, you're gonna see Asian local governments pass equivalents to try to catch up and even get ahead of the US. So I'm long-term very optimistic. I just think we need no pun intended, a lot more clarity, not just about US regulation, about global rates, and about the geopolitics. And let's not underestimate, you go to South Korea and all you hear about is Samsung and HINICs. We need this AI super cycle to look is around the world, right?

SPEAKER_15 1:39:13

They're all looking at the dollar as insecure. And so crypto is an alternative, it's an off-ramp for everybody to create their new currencies and the new way of doing it.

SPEAKER_18 1:39:22

Yeah, to get rid of some dollars.

SPEAKER_15 1:39:24

So at this point, I look at it as a feta complete. It's already done. The dollar has its day. We just don't know when it's gonna go off into the sunlight, right? Now, how right now it's about projecting into the next phase. The next phase is going to be more technology, more AI and cryptocurrencies to facilitate transactions. Whose society, whose civilization, whose values will be pushed into that frame, that framework, that matrix that's being created. That is the question that the Trump administration is asking. If America can lead in cryptocurrencies, our norms, our customs, our laws can be infused into how that system works, and the rest of the world will have to adopt it. Right. That's the objective here. We're trying to fight for civilizational supremacy going into the future because civilization is downstream of value creation and the money that is represented by that value. So I think it's incredibly important what's happening right now. I hope the Clarity Act gets passed. Some hardcore Bitcoiners that I'm paying attention to are kind of like, eh, take it or leave it. As far as Bitcoin's concerned, Clarity Act isn't a big part of that.

SPEAKER_18 1:40:40

But as far as everything's super important, you know, because market makers make the world and whoever's first in the market is gonna be the market maker.

SPEAKER_15 1:40:48

So I mean you don't want to be live in a world where the predominant currency is some South Korean currency and you're sitting there holding a bunch of dollars that nobody wants. You don't want to be in that situation. All right, guys,

Closing Thanks And Final Stinger

SPEAKER_15 1:41:00

that's it. We're gonna wrap up the show for today. Thank you so much for joining us. I appreciate it very much, and we will talk to you again tomorrow.

SPEAKER_34 1:41:47

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