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1:23

So welcome 06 to the Tori Seshow.

1:25

I'm your host Tori. It's been a while,

1:28

and I have been on the mend.

1:31

Still mending until I

1:33

actually get the studio

1:36

set up and kind

1:38

of upgrade my show that has been

1:41

almost the same for a very long time.

1:46

So where do we start

1:47

today? Do we start on balloons? Do we

1:49

start on the sun? Do we start on the earthquakes?

1:51

I think the most important thing to start on

1:52

is the

1:55

pulse of what's

1:57

really going on. Many

2:00

many times in the past over my show,

2:02

I've talked about the Milgram experiment. That

2:04

study was conducted in the 06, as you

2:06

know, aimed to understand the obedience to

2:08

authority. And can take

2:11

06 shapes and forms. Authority

2:13

can be someone in a white coat,

2:15

identifying as a doctor or nurse. Maybe

2:17

a teacher. 06 a

2:19

military officer, maybe a politician,

2:22

maybe someone rich or a CEO,

2:25

or just someone with old 06, like,

2:27

I don't know, Hines or whatever. You

2:29

know, regardless, it's

2:32

06, and it's what you consider authority.

2:35

Well, the experimenter, Stanley

2:37

Milgram, asked various participants

2:39

to administer increasing levels

2:41

of electric shock to someone who was

2:43

allegedly a learner. Whenever

2:47

the learner made a mistake, on a memory

2:49

task, they would receive an electric

2:51

shock. The results showed

2:53

that a significant number of participants

2:56

were willing to deliver lethal.

2:59

And potentially fatal shocks

3:02

to the learner 06 when the learner

3:04

was begging them to stop. Just

3:06

because they were told to do so by an authority

3:09

figure. The

3:11

study was widely interpreted

3:14

as demonstrating the power of social,

3:16

obedience, and conformity. And

3:19

it was actually born out of

3:21

the things we saw happen during

3:24

World War two with the 06, and

3:26

the killing of so many people, young

3:28

and old, just

3:31

because they weren't liked. And

3:33

so 06 see the same

3:35

thing. This Milgram experiment tells us

3:37

06, why we're

3:40

in the position that we're in now? Social

3:44

obedience and conformity. 06, I

3:48

know while many people are so 06,

3:51

they would assume that me saying, oh, I

3:53

told you so, is, hey,

3:55

you're not giving me credit. You're not applauding

3:57

me. You're not giving me cookies and metals.

3:59

Like I care. Right?

4:01

That's not the point. And

4:04

it really isn't. The point

4:06

is I'm pointing out social

4:08

conformity. And

4:11

it comes in many ways. And one

4:13

would think, well, why? And I think it's

4:15

about time 06 put it out

4:17

there the way it should be. Social

4:21

conformity is born

4:23

out of fear. So it makes

4:25

me wonder why are all these

4:27

people alleging

4:29

that they're godly or

4:32

fearless or I'm

4:36

a fearless reporter, and I will report

4:38

no matter what, but they don't.

4:41

Why? Conformity,

4:44

social 06. You

4:46

know, I'm seeing these reports come out.

4:49

About Ukraine's elections being hijacked

4:51

and color revolutions as

4:53

if it's news. And

4:56

I had this discussion with 06 who,

4:58

by the way, happy birthday, Millie.

5:01

Said, well, you know, it's it's a guy

5:03

in a suit and it's someone that

5:05

people have given authority to as

5:07

being an ex sport. Therefore,

5:10

it is correct. But

5:12

what is the underlying thing? Obviously,

5:15

it's fear. See,

5:17

a lot of people talk about fear and

5:19

not and being

5:20

06, not report the truth no matter what,

5:22

it's a lie.

5:23

It is a big out, flat out

5:26

lie. And the reason

5:28

is because social conformity is one

5:30

of the biggest ways to

5:32

keep people in check with the most ultimate

5:34

fear that people that do not

5:37

have faith, have. And that is the

5:39

fear of the unknown. The

5:42

fear of the unknown is the most

5:44

fundamental fear that

5:46

underlies all other fears,

5:49

like clown phobias, you

5:51

know, or whatever, tryptophobia,

5:53

everything. It's all based in the unknown.

5:56

In fact, back in the 90s, it was

5:58

a clinical psychologist that had some studies

6:00

06 that common fears

6:02

like that of heights or deaths

6:04

are explained simply by the fear

6:06

of the unknown. Now,

6:09

many psychologists over time have

6:11

added more criteria to saying

6:13

what the fundamental fear is. Ultimately,

6:15

the fear of the unknown meets all the

6:17

criteria 06 all the fears.

6:19

And that is stemmed on social

6:21

06 and conformity. People

6:24

see comfort in groups for several

6:26

reasons, a sense of belonging,

6:29

mutual support, validation of

6:31

their beliefs and experiences, reduction

6:33

of stress and anxiety. Being

6:36

part of a group can provide a sense of

6:38

06, and help individuals feel connected

6:40

to others, which can increase

6:43

feelings of security and well-being.

6:46

Additionally, 06 group

6:48

that you identify with can offer

6:50

resources such as shared information, support,

6:52

and protection. The individuals

6:54

may not be able to access on their

6:56

own. Right? But

6:58

then you have to think, if you're

7:00

scared of the unknown, what is the

7:02

tool that you use to

7:04

fight that fear? 06

7:06

here it is. People

7:08

feel the need to control things

7:10

with group because it can provide

7:13

that security, 06, and

7:15

predictability in an uncertain world.

7:19

Being part of a group can offer all

7:21

of this shared identity resources and

7:23

support. Right? That helps

7:26

people feel less vulnerable and

7:28

more confident in their decisions.

7:32

Also, a group in

7:34

in respects of why

7:36

they seek social conformity 06 group

7:39

offers that sense of belonging, the

7:41

social validation, which is a powerful

7:44

motivator for people. Basing

7:47

the unknown alone can be

7:49

daunting. And people feel more

7:51

comfortable and less overwhelmed. When

7:53

they have others to rely on, and

7:55

share the burden with. Why

7:58

am I pointing this out? Well,

8:00

because most of

8:02

the things that we are seeing

8:04

right now. Let's start on the information

8:07

throttling. And the

8:09

fake late to the party

8:12

Why are you doing it now? Reporting is

8:14

happening? It's because

8:16

of that. They're all 06, skews

8:19

my French their pussies because

8:22

they can't stand on their own. They're

8:24

looking if you notice a lot of people

8:27

when they talk, they look at someone else for validation.

8:29

They are not validated in their own

8:32

center. They're all

8:35

Fearful. They are

8:37

all scared, which

8:39

tells me their substance

8:41

is absolutely nothing. That's

8:44

basically what it is. The

8:46

substance is nothing. Nothing.

8:50

You are just one

8:52

member of a hive. Simply

8:55

nothing. You are not

8:57

special. You are not important

8:59

enough to make your own

9:01

decisions. You rely on others

9:04

to tell you what to do. Fin,

9:08

that's fact. Now,

9:10

how many may not like this

9:12

fact, it is true. Very

9:16

very 06 true. But

9:18

the thing

9:18

is they're doing this at our expense,

9:21

and that annoys

9:22

me.

9:25

Not just annoys me. It

9:28

actually makes me fearful

9:30

of what is to

9:32

come. And the

9:34

reason I say this is because there

9:37

are so many people that

9:41

subscribe to this 06. So

9:45

06. 06

9:47

yesterday, I did a special report. I wanted

9:49

to urge my

9:51

listeners to understand the whole

9:53

story behind red envelopes. And

9:55

then you see Jill with the red envelopes.

9:57

Oh, after my

9:59

show. Oh, but let me

10:01

just say that was a guest too.

10:04

And my statement of you should forgive

10:06

your enemy, seventy times

10:08

seven, and there's seventy earthquakes, also

10:10

just a coincidence. When

10:13

you fear the unknown, it's

10:16

because you're

10:19

chicken. Has nothing

10:21

to do about not liking someone,

10:23

has everything to do with

10:25

fear. And

10:30

the truth is a lot stranger than

10:32

fiction. I can tell you that hands

10:34

down. Now,

10:39

there are many things going on. And before we get

10:41

into this whole 06, seventy

10:43

earthquakes, oh, what a coincidence? Tobacco.

10:46

We should

10:50

talk about money first. Artificial

10:55

intelligence token AI

10:58

has been well, most AI

11:00

tokens have been gaining a

11:03

lot of money, you

11:05

know, adjuncts like for example,

11:07

singularity 06 has been

11:09

gaining a lot. Fetch AI shoot. You

11:11

know, I should've let me let me

11:13

tell you something about fetch AI 06 I feel

11:15

so dumb. But, you know, I think

11:17

people think that I'm, like, super loaded

11:19

or something or whatever. I was

11:21

on crypto dot com a few

11:23

months

11:23

ago,

11:24

and I got a special invitation to

11:26

buy some fetch AI. And

11:28

I bought, I think, like, two thousand

11:31

shares for, like, fifty bucks.

11:33

Right? It was nothing.

11:35

I sold that once the fifty bucks

11:37

became two hundred to

11:39

get some bitcoin and up my

11:41

bitcoin from double o seven to

11:44

06 zero. Seven,

11:47

point zero seven or something like that. I don't

11:49

know.

11:49

Anyway, I

11:52

I did that. And now it's climbing and

11:54

climbing like I feel dumb for doing it.

11:56

But here's a thing. The

11:58

reason these tokens, these AI tokens

12:00

are coming out It's because fat

12:02

is Google's token. Damn

12:05

it. I should have done my homework rather than

12:07

just do it, you know, in bed. Oh, yeah. Why

12:09

not spend like fifty bucks?

12:10

Whatever. You

12:11

know, that was dumb

12:13

because Google is now

12:15

hyper 06 the

12:18

coins on the digital market. Which

12:20

reminds me of the nineteen nineties,

12:22

which means they will that there

12:24

will be, you know,

12:26

a bubble suit. And you'll 06. Because

12:29

why would they be rivaling Ethereum

12:31

and Bitcoin when we all know where they want

12:33

Bitcoin and where they want Ethereum to be?

12:36

It just doesn't make sense. So,

12:40

you know, Google has actually

12:42

entered into a partnership. With

12:46

Anthropic. And

12:48

they created this partnership. To

12:54

rival Microsoft's ten

12:56

billion investment in OpenAI.

13:00

And Microsoft actually

13:02

invested a billion dollars in

13:04

twenty nineteen

13:07

and more money in twenty

13:09

twenty one for their open

13:11

AI program.

13:14

That's pretty

13:15

06. Because for those that

13:18

aren't aware of how cryptocurrency

13:20

works, you're gonna be like, wait, so they're dumping

13:22

money into a

13:24

coin that is 06, respectively,

13:28

the tech I'm confused.

13:33

Right? But here's where it happens.

13:36

They're creating these

13:38

tokens so that they can raise money.

13:40

And then they're gonna tank the

13:42

tokens when they don't need it anymore. We've

13:44

seen this happen. We've seen this movie

13:47

on and on and on and on. And that

13:49

will happen the minute they

13:51

pop open the digital space

13:53

currencies. Now, Let's

13:59

get into some more

14:01

stuff. Now, I posted this picture

14:03

of Bolton checking out the hanging

14:05

chats in nineteen ninety nine, pretending,

14:08

you know, I'm so interested in this.

14:10

I've never seen this before. When mister

14:12

mustache himself, you

14:14

know, was in the meeting of Project

14:16

Raines. I knew exactly what the Haines Chats

14:18

were. Oh, mister Warmonger,

14:20

as he's watching it,

14:22

you know, you'll notice he

14:24

looks the same. Only his hair is a little

14:26

bit different. Right? Isn't it? Just

14:28

a little bit different. Just

14:32

a little bit different. And I say this because,

14:34

you know, he wants to pretend to

14:36

run for office. So 06 we

14:38

should point things out like this, very

14:41

easily done so, actually. Now

14:45

Bolton is gonna be coming into the picture because

14:47

we have questions about Diane Feinstein's

14:49

06 seat. As you know,

14:52

she's been the senator for California

14:55

for over thirty years. 06

14:58

I've done stories on her on

15:00

the blood that she had,

15:02

you know, to amplify

15:05

that step up. But she is

15:07

eighty nine years old. She

15:09

is a relic. She's like the

15:11

crypt keeper. The oldest

15:13

lawmaker, we know.

15:16

And everyone is saying that

15:18

she's, you know, you know, in

15:20

mental decline, you

15:22

know, people that work with her,

15:24

that she's not okay, that she doesn't have

15:26

the capacity to legislate. And

15:28

then you have to wonder like how is this in

15:30

an office who elected her. I

15:32

mean, we can go back to the

15:34

Harvey Milk thing and talk about

15:36

it. But These are

15:38

all questions you should be asking yourself.

15:40

We have these 06 and their replacements

15:42

aren't intact yet, and that's

15:44

pretty bizarre. It is

15:47

pretty bizarre because

15:49

usually their groomed replacements

15:51

are already in

15:52

position, so it does not

15:55

make

15:55

sense. In the

15:58

meantime, our political sphere

16:00

aside from having geriatric relics,

16:03

that, you know, don't have

16:05

astute senses. You know,

16:07

we're getting a

16:09

ton of, you

16:11

know, discussions like an

16:14

amplification

16:15

of people. Let's

16:17

say, for example, let's talk about we're on

16:19

DeSantis.

16:21

You know, for some reason, he's like,

16:23

oh, I, you know, I

16:26

won't fund the migrants

16:29

being transported in the US unless,

16:31

you know, you pay me twelve million

16:33

dollars to do so. And

16:35

that's the way it is. Which is a good

16:37

deterrent to send migrants

16:39

to his state. But

16:41

what does that really tell us? And

16:43

rather than me tell you, I'll just leave it

16:45

at that. With a nice question

16:47

for you to ponder on, especially those of

16:49

you that live in Florida. Now,

16:53

Another thing that we should focus

16:55

on is how the

16:57

GOP is having its own civil

16:59

war. Now while many

17:02

people are still adamant about this two

17:04

party prison

17:04

system. For some reason, they still

17:07

want it

17:08

because that's how they make money. Don't you

17:11

get it? 06 pushing

17:13

a two party system is part

17:15

of the problem. Right?

17:17

Part of the problem. They

17:19

cannot control our money.

17:21

They cannot control anything if

17:23

there is not a two

17:26

party system. Right now, if you subscribe to a

17:28

party, you're funding a

17:30

group. That group takes your money.

17:32

In the end, they pick who

17:34

they want. Oh, but I'm gonna get in there

17:36

and fix things. Yeah. The fuck you

17:37

are. No. You're not. You

17:39

can try. You can try.

17:41

But

17:42

you're not going to fix it because

17:44

you're you're getting you're stepping into

17:47

the dichotomy that was

17:49

created to keep Americans at

17:51

bay.

17:51

I mean, think

17:51

about it. We have primary elections

17:54

that are unconstitutional by the way

17:56

because they exclude other candidates from whatever

17:58

other party or no

18:00

party. Right? And

18:02

here we are still

18:04

perpetuating the prison system they created

18:07

when it comes to our politics. You

18:09

either pick this side or that side. There's no

18:11

middle ground. And you

18:13

have people. Again, this goes back

18:15

to the fear of the unknown. Right?

18:17

The fear of the unknown, the fact

18:19

that they're all chickens.

18:21

Right? Because the political

18:23

outlook would be so different.

18:26

So different

18:27

if there were no 06. Because

18:30

then the guy that wants to be your senator

18:32

would actually have to ask for

18:34

your

18:34

vote. The guy that wants to be senator would

18:37

actually have to raise money to be

18:39

seen. The guy that actually wants to

18:41

be

18:41

senator would have to be

18:44

approved by the people, not some

18:46

committee, where people mindlessly

18:48

walk into these booths and just pick

18:50

red or blue. You know,

18:53

they have us picking sides, and this is where

18:55

they win. And so whenever I see

18:57

people perpetuating that, Oh, the the

19:00

DNC, I'm thinking, you're part

19:02

of the problem. You're not here to fix

19:04

it. You're just too dumb to fix it

19:06

or I don't want to say dumb.

19:08

I'd rather say you're too chicken

19:10

shit to fix it because you are

19:13

going with social 06. And

19:15

a lot of people don't like that I call it their

19:17

face. And I know a lot of people don't engage with

19:19

me because they're scared of me. There's nothing to be

19:21

scared of if you're not a pussy and if

19:23

you don't lie. 06 good.

19:26

We're really good. So

19:28

let's get to just a

19:30

little bit on this GOP thing.

19:32

Ronald McDaniel was looking to set up

19:35

support for her reelection as R and C

19:37

chair. Right? She

19:39

announced the endorsement from one

19:41

of the GOP's most influential

19:43

mega donors. Liaz Johan,

19:46

hours later, 06

19:49

Dylin announced her own new backer, Dick

19:51

Gilheim, which is Liz's husband. They

19:53

don't pay attention. While many

19:55

will be

19:55

06, oh my gosh, there's a split between

19:58

husband and why, life.

19:59

Where have we

20:02

seen that before? Sounds

20:06

like the sugar brothers, the

20:08

Dominican sugar

20:08

sugar, sugar, sugar, sugar, brother,

20:11

sugar brothers, sugar brothers.

20:12

That's what it sounds like. It

20:16

sounds like Mister and

20:18

missus are playing the role

20:20

of the Fine Jewel brothers. And

20:23

again,

20:23

this leads me back to my full

20:26

and unfettered statement that

20:28

people feel the need to

20:30

control things with groups. This

20:33

is why we still have the GOP. This is

20:35

why we still have the DNC. And this is why

20:37

we have a married couple and a pair of brothers

20:39

playing both sides. Because groups

20:42

give people the sense of security.

20:44

06 feel 06. You give

20:46

people this this this stability, this

20:49

predictability, in this

20:51

uncertain world. Then everyone's pandering

20:53

to it, which perpetuates the

20:55

problem and things will never change

20:57

as long as 06 don't go

20:59

through uncharted waters

21:00

ourselves. It's so

21:03

incredible when you think about

21:05

it. So incredible, and yet

21:07

we still repeat it.

21:10

Fear. Fear of the unknown

21:12

underlines all

21:13

fears. Every single fear.

21:15

There is

21:17

nothing if and or about

21:19

it. Now, many

21:22

people are constantly

21:24

poking at the public for Trump to

21:26

pick Kerry Lake as his

21:29

VP poking Trump to

21:30

be, oh, general Flynn. Oh,

21:33

DeSantis, and it's like no. You

21:35

don't win like that.

21:37

That's still in the mentality of the nineties

21:40

and the early two thousands and the

21:42

seventies and the eighties with the confetti and the

21:43

06. We're sick of

21:46

We're sick of these corporations taking our money and

21:48

telling us what to do. We're sick of

21:50

cookie cutter politicians. We're sick

21:52

of all of

21:54

this. And and and that's

21:56

that's fact. And

21:58

while many

21:59

people in droves, unregistering

22:02

his Republicans, you know, many

22:04

people fear that if president Trump runs on

22:06

the Republican ticket, they won't be able

22:08

to vote for him. Well, who told you that he's running on

22:11

the Republican it. And if

22:13

president Trump is watching that

22:15

over, you know, sixty percent

22:18

of people in states are

22:20

unregistered or you

22:21

know, independent or unaffiliated. You think he's gonna run

22:23

with the GOP ticket? Fuck no.

22:26

He's

22:26

not. And then on the other hand, if

22:29

there's a primary, why can't

22:31

independents vote on the primary since they can pick

22:33

whatever they want? That's another question. You should

22:35

be asking, your state. See, we have

22:37

limited amount of time. Actually,

22:39

very limited time.

22:42

Right? About a year to get this

22:44

shit done. And all we see is,

22:46

you know, a bunch

22:48

of people that for

22:50

some reason have been considered

22:52

influencers because of

22:54

proximity And because of group

22:56

think, you know, hive mind, you know, they make

22:58

fun of the left, but they're no different. They're

23:00

the same. Right? Hive mind.

23:03

Right? All of them. And this

23:05

is why 06 report news late is if

23:07

it's something new.

23:08

Right? And

23:08

yesterday, it was talking with Patrick Byrne about

23:11

something on the phone. Oh, I miss

23:13

Dearly, by the way. I know a lot of people don't

23:15

like him. You know, I don't agree with

23:17

most of the stuff he does. Right?

23:19

But I love his

23:21

love of

23:22

06, period. That's

23:23

it. So when we were

23:26

talking, right, I was like, you know what's

23:28

stupid? This Ukraine stuff

23:30

is literally in my affidavit.

23:32

This Ukraine stuff was something I said

23:34

before the elections. This

23:36

Ukraine stuff is something that Millie put out

23:38

in the color revolutions. When I was

23:40

talking about Oliakbar and I was

23:42

like, we need to get this done. And

23:44

do you know what he responded with?

23:47

Well, when they go to it, you know,

23:49

they just see that attorney general's lawyer. I say, you

23:51

know what he succeeded? Like, how can I

23:53

fix that? How can I fix

23:55

that? There's a couple of ways that I can fix it.

23:57

One, I actually find a lawyer and

23:59

have the fund to sue the shit out of the

24:01

state. Right? Which is something that I'm

24:03

thinking about, but I have, you know, the

24:05

election stuff to deal with. So I have to

24:07

prioritize. I mean, that's just more of a self

24:09

thing. Right? To to to father. But

24:11

on the other hand, if you all remember

24:13

06, how everyone says that I was sued and I

24:15

was fine. I was fine to

24:17

pay twenty five thousand dollars to

24:19

the state of North Dakota, well, to the attorney general for

24:22

investigating me for his

24:23

06. Well, I'll

24:24

tell you what. It's been two years,

24:26

and I owe this money, why haven't they

24:29

come to collect.

24:30

Why haven't

24:31

they come to collect? I

24:34

mean, are

24:34

they? Because if they do, then I

24:36

can contest it. And if I can

24:38

test it, they're fucked. So they're not coming to

24:41

collect. So I

24:42

can't do anything

24:44

until I

24:44

file a lawsuit. Now I can wait

24:47

until Phoebe's eighteen,

24:48

but then it's gonna be

24:51

more 06 it will be less about

24:53

me and more about Phoebe. 06

24:57

how can I clear my name?

25:00

Right? So, you know, how do

25:02

we

25:02

do this? How do we clear that? We can't. Because I

25:05

know how Brennan thinks. And I know

25:07

how Obama thinks. And I know how many

25:09

of these people think because I

25:11

I was there. I don't care if anybody believes it or

25:13

not. See, I am the unknown.

25:15

I am the person with no record. I

25:17

am the person they have no idea how I

25:19

get that information I am the unknown.

25:22

And the only people that fear the unknown are

25:24

those that have no

25:24

faith, and can't trust their

25:27

gut, and hide under little

25:29

groups. So again, me

25:31

being the unknown. Right?

25:34

Knowing all this stuff in Assange. Having

25:37

accurate information in regards to how

25:39

things are happening makes them a little big

25:41

giddy because they don't

25:42

understand. They know the really secret

25:45

stuff. You know?

25:46

up to the points of are there aliens, you know,

25:49

stuff like that? Right? They think they

25:51

know. But the thing is that's the

25:53

problem. People

25:56

know things, 06 know

25:58

things that they don't know, and

26:00

then their shit, you don't even know, you

26:02

don't know. And that's the that's

26:04

where I sit.

26:05

In the

26:05

shit that you don't even know, you don't

26:08

know. So again, his

26:10

response was they see that. And I'm like

26:11

06, who cares? So

26:14

who cares? Like, you know, III

26:16

see this all the time. I'm thinking, okay.

26:18

So people see that I had this bullshit

26:20

case go against me that if anyone ever

26:23

read it, And, you know, I even tell Patrick, like,

26:25

why can't they see that the attorney general's

26:27

suicideed himself? Like, I expose

26:29

all this Chinese shit there.

26:32

In twenty sixteen, twenty

26:34

seventeen, twenty eighteen, I

26:36

told the world how the governor owes money

26:38

to the Chinese. That's how he bought Fargo. That's

26:40

how they bought Grand Forics. That's how

26:42

that's how. And he was like, yeah. Well,

26:44

they won't get that

26:45

far. People do not get that

26:48

far. Why gatekeepers? See if

26:50

there was one stellar reporter, they

26:51

would have been able to clear my

26:54

name. This

26:56

you know, this whole circle jerking

26:59

of protection. Right? No. No. No. We're

27:01

gonna control the story. Nobody 06 about touring.

27:03

Nobody 06 anything she does. I

27:05

don't care if it's about saving

27:07

Julian Assange. The bitch

27:09

did it. We should have done it first. Why

27:11

don't you have enough spies in her groups

27:13

to know what she's

27:15

doing? Could you not, that was an actual conversation.

27:17

Why

27:18

am I saying

27:20

this? Because everything you're 06

27:22

see going forward. Is

27:27

fear? You're gonna see this amplified

27:30

so high. So

27:33

high. And they are

27:34

gonna make you question everything.

27:39

Everything.

27:39

They had you on balloons.

27:43

Right? Fucking pompeo tweeting out

27:45

a green balloon with Winnie the poo get out of

27:46

here. Shut up, Mike.

27:48

Stay in

27:49

your lane for

27:50

now. He's

27:51

not going anywhere. It's all part of the

27:54

operation.

27:54

That's the

27:55

thing. If we

27:57

only 06

27:59

people with balls.

28:02

Like, you

28:02

know, they're putting out all these reportings

28:04

about Ukraine. Why don't they use the full

28:06

details? Why don't they

28:07

use my affidavit? It's a court

28:10

document?

28:10

Why don't they see the evidence that

28:12

I put in there? It's in the court

28:15

document. Why? Because

28:17

they do not want Donald Trump. Donald

28:19

Trump is an unknown too.

28:21

But the thing

28:22

is, he's smart.

28:24

So let's get to the Julian Assange

28:26

thing. Why would people

28:28

who claim to be for freedom?

28:30

Not wanna help Julian Assange?

28:33

Why would people say, well,

28:35

she did it? So we're not doing it. We can't

28:37

do it because she did it. She should have just

28:39

not done it. And yeah. But you're

28:41

not doing it. How how long do you guys

28:43

think? I've been sitting on the fact that I

28:46

have been given

28:48

evidence. You

28:50

think I'd sit

28:50

on that? You would

28:53

think I sit on that? You think

28:54

I'd don't reach out to people and

28:57

say, hey, Maybe you should do

28:59

this. We should help this

29:00

guy. Do you not think I do

29:03

that? But here's the thing about

29:05

selfish pricks. It's

29:07

about what money they make. I mean, look at Roger

29:10

Stone. He's making a shit ton of

29:12

money collecting data from Mike

29:14

Glendale. Giving that data in force

29:16

so that they can make money on your

29:19

data.

29:19

Right? And this is a

29:21

problem. Data, data, data,

29:23

data, data. They're selling all your details.

29:25

They're filing you 06. And

29:28

it Info Wars is taking that

29:30

data from Mike Lindel's

29:32

Frank speech by Roger Stone.

29:34

In amplifying it, Roger Stone only cares about money and

29:36

I know that fucking hates me. Because

29:38

I'm probably why President Trump doesn't talk to you. And you

29:40

know that because

29:43

I'm right. Money

29:45

is where people serve. Money.

29:48

It's all about money. The reason twenty

29:50

twenty was allowed to happen was

29:53

about money. The reason

29:55

everything is happening right now is about

29:57

money 06 people need to

29:59

feel that sense of 06.

30:01

And I know a lot of people knocked

30:03

the general and stuff like that, but you have

30:05

to think that guy has been through hell. But

30:09

the bottom line is, out of

30:11

all these operations that they have done,

30:15

none of them have succeeded. Absolutely

30:19

none. No

30:22

success. You had no

30:24

wins. And the reason is is because

30:26

the actual win could have been

30:28

with an amplification of what I have been

30:30

pointing out, consistency

30:33

is key. That is how you gain trust. You do

30:35

not gain trust because someone said, oh, I

30:37

like this person, or because

30:39

they're retweeted or retruth. It's

30:41

about consistency. Point to me. Or

30:45

don't. Think about it. Who has been

30:47

consistent over the years? And

30:49

who hasn't? Like

30:51

Bill Mitchell, he burned his

30:53

06. He's out the door. He should just go join

30:55

the left. Right? All

30:57

of these people should just walk away

31:00

and just throw in the towel because it's game

31:02

over. Fear is your

31:05

motivator. Fear of the unknown, fear

31:07

of not having stable house,

31:09

stable

31:09

booting. I understand it

31:12

because we have kids to feed

31:14

a roof over our head that we

31:16

06. But that can be done without causing

31:19

harm to

31:19

others. I

31:21

don't know how many

31:22

times I have to say it.

31:25

Just do and

31:27

it'll come. Just

31:30

do and it'll come.

31:32

Now, Do I hate any

31:35

of them from what they've

31:37

done? No. I forgive

31:39

them. Every single one

31:41

of them. I'd be

31:42

willing to work with people that have even

31:44

trashed me

31:45

as long

31:46

as we help

31:50

our nation.

31:51

The one way that we can actually

31:53

get this FBI thing out of the water

31:55

and knock it out of the park, and I'll

31:57

tell you this.

32:00

While many people have been waiting

32:02

for these documents since August in Marlago,

32:04

which I told you they were gonna raid him, I told

32:06

you that they're gonna come and arrest him. Right?

32:09

I thought to myself, alright. So now

32:11

we have

32:11

this. Now they have the

32:14

Juliena Sonde document. Because

32:17

I was trying to mull away in my

32:20

head

32:20

with

32:20

this whole narrow conversation before

32:23

the raid. To see if there

32:25

was a way that I can get those

32:27

documents submitted into the

32:29

national archives

32:30

of the communities and and and

32:33

pardons that were not what

32:35

action? Here's the thing, guys. Let me just tell

32:37

you something. When

32:39

a request of clemency

32:41

or pardon comes to the desk of the president.

32:44

Right? I've seen it because I was

32:46

there under two presence and

32:48

how it happens. Okay? Here's

32:50

what goes on, and I want you to

32:52

understand this very, very

32:53

carefully. Here's what

32:56

happens. The

32:57

advisers of the president take

33:00

the stack of, say, like, ten documents

33:03

and they're the

33:05

ones that then negotiate political

33:08

clout with the

33:11

pardins and clemancies that are

33:13

to happen. So for example, if

33:15

I wanna pardon, you know,

33:18

I don't know, Joe

33:22

Schmoe. Right? I

33:24

have the pardon of Joe Schmoe, and I'm like, oh,

33:26

Joe Schmoe. He's like 06 by the fun

33:28

jewels and shit. And the fun go

33:30

way back. And Joe Schmoe, you

33:32

know, is one of their friends and it

33:34

hurts them and they lost a lot of money

33:37

let's see what the fun jewels 06 give me

33:39

to to to pardon Joe Schmell.

33:42

Right? So this is

33:44

how this political and this is just

33:46

an

33:46

example. This is how the

33:48

political cloud

33:48

happens. Then there's the internal

33:51

politics. No, we

33:54

are not. You know, partnering, I don't know,

33:56

like Ringo Starr or, you

33:58

know, Diane

34:00

Feinsing. We're not gonna pardon her because

34:03

She did this. She did that. And if you do that,

34:05

I'm gonna impeach you. I'm gonna convict you.

34:07

I'm gonna leak some shit to

34:10

the I'm gonna tell them you're in bed or you had sex with Diane

34:12

Feinsen. You better not do that. Right?

34:14

These are all

34:16

fake

34:16

scenarios. So

34:18

let me take

34:19

you to the real scenarios.

34:21

You can't part in the science, but

34:23

I, you know, signed, part

34:26

in,

34:26

done. Pat Cipollone, you shouldn't be

34:27

doing that. The intelligence community is not gonna be happy

34:29

with it. They're gonna fight us really hard. He's like, I don't

34:31

care. You know, look what happened with the

34:33

insurrection. Look at all their shit.

34:36

Like, they're gonna

34:37

have me out anyway. So let's help this

34:39

guy. Pat

34:40

Cipollone couldn't do shit

34:43

on his own. 06 Rudy's not gonna go against the president of

34:45

the United States. The mayor, one

34:48

thing is, is

34:49

straightforward, and

34:52

it and he's seen everything.

34:53

He's

34:53

done both good

34:54

and bad in his life. He's seen it

34:56

all. He's seen it

34:59

all. Right? He 06 one of the signs, he will never

35:02

intervene when it comes to

35:04

actual good actions ever,

35:06

ever, ever. He just watched it.

35:08

So Pat Cipollone went and grabbed Mitch McConnell, because

35:10

he could never force the

35:12

president of the United States

35:16

to do something on his own because no one else would back pass

35:18

Cipollone. So here comes Mitch McConnell.

35:20

If you do

35:21

it, I'm gonna convict you. Now

35:23

then you

35:23

could say, well, president Trump should have told

35:26

us. Right? Really? Do

35:28

you know what impeaching convicting

35:30

president Trump of impeachment

35:33

would do? It would undo everything he

35:35

did. Everything he

35:38

did. That's

35:40

so

35:40

weird. They would literally undo

35:42

everything he did. So he took

35:44

it on the chin and said, 06. But

35:47

the thing is it's signed. So here's the

35:50

other thing.

35:52

If it's

35:53

signed, then it's valid. And

35:55

one would be like, well, there's a process. No,

35:57

there isn't. There's just

35:59

a publication. The signatures

36:02

what matters and that's what the 06 court

36:04

has said. Now 06 will be like, well, even if it is,

36:06

they didn't do it, and and they

36:08

hadn't publish it. And it's like, it's

36:10

okay. We'll

36:12

publish it. We need to get the

36:14

FBI to give us documents that are

36:16

not of that nature. And, you know,

36:18

while there's people

36:20

throwing lawsuits in this. And

36:22

maybe I'll have to file a lawsuit for that

36:24

for your

36:24

request. If they deny it in sixty days or they

36:26

don't give it to me, but I thought we can give

36:28

them our own red

36:30

envelopes by, you know, bombarding them

36:32

with the demand of give

36:34

us these all the pardons and 06

36:38

regardless, regarding regardless they've

36:40

been published or not. We wanna

36:42

see them, they're not classified, give

36:44

it here. They were in the

36:47

box that Roger Stone's clemency was at. And you

36:49

know what? Roger Stone, you little

36:52

bitch, your shit is at the top of the

36:54

list. Why the fuck didn't you

36:56

ask for it? That's

36:58

right. Because that's not part of your 06. Right?

37:00

Because I'm gonna remind everyone how

37:03

Manafort and Gates got fucked for

37:05

shitting Ukraine that you aren't part

37:05

of, but you never got rolled up for

37:08

that. Point.

37:10

I

37:10

want people to understand that. It's

37:14

like me,

37:15

Millian 06, working in some

37:17

foreign country, and Millian Gavin get rolled

37:19

up, but

37:21

I don't. And

37:24

then he puts out this 06,

37:27

they've vindicated me for j six,

37:29

not for long, my friend,

37:31

not for long. The people

37:33

are not gonna

37:34

vindicate you. Now,

37:35

because he's

37:36

on parole

37:37

right now. Right? Per

37:40

se. He's got a deal.

37:42

And when me, how

37:43

dare she

37:44

06 Roger Stone?

37:47

Excuse me?

37:50

You're the ones that pretend

37:52

that you have some

37:55

authority. Man, my own authority. I don't

37:58

need, like, cartman figures. It's

38:00

not my authority. That's what I

38:02

think of every time I see an info.

38:05

Answer or lose their shit when I

38:07

speak truth. Remember,

38:10

Manafort and brigades rolled up for

38:12

shit that Stone was involved in, but he doesn't get rolled up

38:15

for it. He just gets tampered with

38:17

about a son g mails.

38:20

Right?

38:22

Stop it. So

38:23

our internal politics are complete shit right

38:25

now. Right? We've got influencers that

38:28

think they're

38:30

this is what you do. Just unsubscribe you guys. The faster

38:32

you unsubscribed, stop following

38:34

them. You can put their name

38:37

in it. You're interested to see

38:39

what they're doing, type their

38:42

name in the search. You don't have

38:44

to follow them. You can

38:46

reduce their visibility yourself, but

38:48

you're not doing

38:49

it. You are the

38:52

consumer, and you should decide what

38:54

you're consuming.

38:55

And I've said that, you don't like what I have to say.

38:57

Unsubscribe for me too. Don't listen to what

38:59

I say. Don't give me the

39:01

numbers. Don't give me

39:03

anything. Right? You don't even have to listen to

39:05

what I say because I'm gonna keep saying what I

39:07

say. You know, it reminds me of when

39:09

my account was

39:11

banned on Twitter. And I

39:11

remember that loser, Scott Adams from Red

39:14

State, not don't confuse

39:16

him with the the

39:18

Gilbert guy. Okay? Two

39:20

different people. 06 was like, oh my

39:22

god. You only have, like, ten followers,

39:24

maybe. And I was like, you know what? Fuck it.

39:26

I'm just gonna keep talking. People flock to

39:28

the light. 06 come to the truth. They don't just sit

39:30

there. Right? And and

39:32

and go with whoever.

39:34

Right? They flock to

39:36

the truth.

39:37

They don't go for fancy lights. They

39:40

don't go for anything. They will

39:42

come. Build it,

39:44

and they will come. And that

39:47

is how it works, but a lot of people don't seem to understand that

39:50

at all. They're still

39:53

of this mindset of we've gotta be groupthink.

39:55

We've gotta be a click. We've gotta have a lot of

39:58

people thumping our stuff. 06 were

40:00

lost. And it's

40:02

like, no. No, you're

40:04

not. You're just as important

40:06

as these people hiding

40:08

behind fake names,

40:10

real names, fancy studios, sponsor money,

40:12

whatever, which by the

40:14

way, I'm really getting a kick

40:16

out of the fact that

40:18

all these people that sponsor these right wing

40:20

06, I'll tell you what.

40:23

I actually attempted to

40:26

a couple years ago to run

40:28

their ads so I can make some

40:30

money because it was so expensive hosting

40:35

my my shows because Red State Talk

40:37

Radio wasn't paying me. Right? I made them a shit ton

40:39

of money. 06 they'd make thousands of

40:42

dollars running their own my pillow

40:44

ads on on my radio show. Okay?

40:46

And they denied me. They were like, yes.

40:48

So and now they're begging me, oh, we'll

40:50

pay you three thousand just to do

40:52

four

40:53

spots. You know, in the month and it's like, Fuck

40:56

you. I don't

40:58

need that. You don't come to me when you

41:01

think it's important. Right? And

41:04

I don't work for any company. I work

41:06

for myself. Right? Myself

41:09

and my employer

41:11

in technicality. Right? My employer is

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The people are my employer.

41:35

And if we can switch media to be like that,

41:37

it's game over. You know,

41:40

the the the people will make sure

41:42

that it is had and it

41:44

is done. And that's the way it

41:45

is. It's fact. And, you know,

41:47

when I see all these 06, so

41:49

I love God. Nuh-uh. Not if

41:52

you

41:53

don't

41:53

trust him. You know, not if you don't trust

41:56

him. And that's a problem. People

41:58

don't have faith anymore.

42:00

Faith is one of the most

42:02

important things

42:03

you can ever have faith,

42:06

super faith, all the

42:08

faith. And

42:09

so for

42:09

those of you that it may have missed

42:12

it yesterday,

42:13

I did tell you guys that little

42:16

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Turkey news

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I got the Asangisong

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Assange to go

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through. Right? And then

42:38

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42:40

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42:41

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46:32

A man that put his life on the line

46:34

for people that seem

46:36

to spit in his face.

46:40

that

46:40

supposedly are out for freedom

46:42

aren't really doing much

46:44

but sharing means

46:47

and complaining. There are many

46:49

good people that have pushed.

46:51

I mean,

46:52

you know, I give

46:53

flack to Pamela Anderson for

46:55

what she did, 06 she

46:58

did she

46:59

did amazing regardless. Picking

47:03

Cassandra Fairbanks was a big problem to have her

47:06

there. That was a problem,

47:08

and that just goes to show. And

47:10

you'll see that in

47:12

the future. Fear, group think.

47:14

Everything the left makes yeah. Everything the

47:16

right makes fun of on the left 06 doing.

47:20

I don't group things. I don't play nice with people, especially when

47:22

it's about them and not the

47:25

people. You know, so

47:27

many people are pretending to be

47:30

so Christlike, and it

47:32

annoys the shit out of me when people

47:34

do that for one main

47:36

reason. To be Christlike, you've not not

47:38

think, well, how am I gonna have food

47:40

on the table tomorrow? Don't worry about

47:42

it. You do good

47:44

things. You won't just have food on the

47:46

table.

47:47

You'll have a feast. And I

47:49

say this out of experience and,

47:51

you know, it's really hard to

47:53

convince people to do it

47:55

when I'm

47:56

like, dude, I'm a living breathing example.

47:58

I am a person that

48:02

had participated. Willingly 06 unknowingly.

48:04

Right? There's a difference if

48:07

you're willingly 06 unwillingly,

48:09

knowingly, or unknowingly. I was

48:12

unknowing but willing.

48:15

Unknowing because I have

48:17

been primed to

48:17

forget, I guess, that's how you would

48:20

say

48:20

it. While we battle with AI and we know that we have all technology

48:22

and we're creating quantum

48:24

antivirus, but, hey, we

48:26

don't have quantum yet. Cut.

48:30

Sometimes I wonder, when

48:33

are

48:33

the people

48:35

06 wake up? So

48:38

in conversations

48:39

yesterday, well, in,

48:42

you know, a couple

48:43

weeks ago, I told you that they're

48:45

already plotting against Erdogan. What

48:47

better way than to hit, wait,

48:49

wasn't it South Turkey where all this?

48:51

He wants to grab

48:54

onto Idlib isn't it where, you know, right by

48:56

where Putin has his only

48:58

base and 06 that,

49:01

you know, suddenly, 06 know,

49:03

what better way to take out

49:06

Erdogan than to make himself or

49:08

but at the same time, guess what?

49:11

Look at all these 06. No. We're gonna

49:13

help them. More money

49:15

laundering. See, you never let an

49:18

opportunity go

49:20

to waste.

49:20

Never let it go to waste. And I'm gonna tell you what I told you back

49:22

in twenty eighteen, and this is something, believe it

49:24

or not, that I told the

49:27

people I worked

49:28

for. No. Anne,

49:30

it wasn't just for the United

49:32

States because I was

49:34

there on the

49:35

behalf of the United States. But

49:37

I told 06,

49:39

Poon's gonna take out

49:42

Turkey 06 minute, the 06, and

49:44

I think I've said this, live on air

49:46

five years

49:47

ago. Right? The mayor

49:52

of the EU decides to cash in on

49:54

Turkey and ex and

49:57

excise them. Because they no longer

50:00

controllable. Right?

50:02

Putin will take

50:04

it. And here's exactly how it's gonna happen.

50:07

We already got the earthquake going,

50:10

assassinations are ready, turmoil.

50:12

Now all these charities are coming

50:13

in. We're just

50:15

gonna help. Remember kinda like the USA admission.

50:18

We are just there to promote

50:20

democracy and

50:22

help people 06 like

50:24

the same type of earthquake that hit Haiti and make

50:27

tons of people

50:28

rich. So here's where they

50:29

come in. You think Putin

50:31

can't see 06. Why do you think

50:33

the Russians and now Syrians that are literally at war with

50:36

06? Right? Are sending

50:38

help?

50:39

Because they're like, oh, no. The west is coming

50:41

in. This is gonna be a

50:44

problem. And China's probably sitting in the

50:46

background saying, oh, damn. How do

50:48

we block these

50:50

westerners because if they get a foothold on

50:51

Turkey, then we can't take over Africa

50:54

easily. 06, everyone has their

50:56

own interests.

50:57

And here's how

50:57

it's gonna plan

50:59

out. Putin's gonna come down. He's

51:01

gonna take cold of the

51:03

vosiris, key position. This is why

51:05

we have all these leopard tanks at

51:08

Ukraine. Putin's just like, look, I'm not coming

51:10

in there yet. He could get he

51:12

could have the war over in

51:14

Ukraine in, like, a heart He's letting

51:16

it happen. He's allowing

51:18

them to do what they want. You know?

51:20

Here we have. Zalen 06. In the

51:23

same outfit every single time, like, you have so

51:25

much money. Why are you still in the same

51:27

clothes? And we're not talking about the money

51:29

that we gave him.

51:30

Remember, he was an

51:32

oligarch before he

51:33

became a president or

51:35

and even before he played a president

51:38

on 06.

51:40

So weird. It's almost as if we hired him to be the idiot

51:42

there. And when I say we,

51:44

seeing the people of good, because

51:46

06 almost

51:48

as if he is completely stupid. Right?

51:51

And it's like he doesn't exist. He's

51:53

always in the same outfit. Do they have

51:55

like tons of footage, which Sean

51:57

Penn that they just keep replaying. I mean, it's

51:59

so weird. But here's

52:02

what's happening. He's 06 take the

52:04

boss first. Grace is

52:06

the third largest military in NATO. 06, yeah.

52:08

That's right. Turkey's getting out of NATO.

52:10

Oh, is that why we

52:12

got an earthquake? Tory, don't be 06. We

52:15

can't make earthquakes. Excuse

52:18

me?

52:19

We can't what? We

52:21

can't provoke an earthquake. You think we don't know how

52:23

mantles can shift 06 what frequencies we need

52:25

to do 06 at what depth we

52:27

need to detonate something.

52:30

To get that shit shaking, is

52:32

this the the amount of

52:35

knowledge that people have 06 you

52:38

really believing that we can't do this? We

52:40

can change the weather and make it

52:42

rain in Saudi Arabia, but we

52:45

can't force the earth By

52:47

ushering it to move, get out of

52:50

here. Get out of

52:52

here. No.

52:56

Chaos in southern Turkey. Putin comes

52:58

in. When they

52:59

take Erdogan out,

53:01

he's gonna take the

53:02

06. And

53:04

so that Greece doesn't get involved, he'll say, hey, Greece,

53:07

take back your land. Suddenly, Greece has

53:09

got half a turkey back that was

53:11

theirs in the first place and

53:13

EYA Sofia, which was turned into

53:16

a Muslim

53:18

place of prayer when it was

53:20

one of the most adorned.

53:22

Orthodox Christian churches. And suddenly, Putin

53:25

has an ally, the Greeks.

53:27

The Greeks that got

53:30

eighty eight Chinahawks and all this night vision in

53:32

twenty nineteen. And

53:34

if you remember my show, I'm

53:38

the only interview that mainstream media did not

53:40

cover was the one of Mike Pompeo in

53:42

Greece, which I was the only one that covered in

53:44

twenty nineteen, if you

53:46

remember correctly. And

53:48

so they got all these new weapons. We moved a

53:51

lot of our US military

53:53

to Greece, but out

53:55

of Germany. 06 weird.

53:58

So now, Russia

53:59

has a new ally in

54:01

Greece. Here's

54:02

your land back. Here's your islands back.

54:05

Here's your church back. And just

54:08

to poke an eye to the west

54:10

and the not so good

54:12

Saudis and the not so good Israelis.

54:16

Right? There are not so good ones

54:18

too. Right?

54:20

He's gonna give Armenia a

54:22

shit ton of land back And then you

54:25

got a Jabberjang going, because like a star in Europe, you better freaking help

54:27

us, and they're gonna be like, 06.

54:29

So, like, we're

54:32

screwed. And then the rest

54:33

of the land is gonna go to the Kurds. Wait.

54:35

What do you mean, Kurt?

54:37

Here's where Kurdistan

54:40

comes. And the Minnet Kurdistan

54:42

has borders. You're gonna see Iran

54:44

and Iraq flip their

54:46

shit. And he just it's like

54:48

he's gonna light a match. Just by doing He 06

54:50

a match. And those eons

54:54

of wars are

54:55

gonna start.

54:56

And then the the west

54:58

won't know where to go

55:00

first. We can't go into Iraq and Iran. We're

55:02

barred. The Chinese have

55:04

some dealings with Iran. But

55:08

Iran's like, oh, we owe you from the

55:10

seventies 06. You stay out

55:11

now. Right?

55:14

And suddenly, The

55:16

west

55:17

is dead.

55:18

Europe is

55:19

done because there's gonna be so

55:22

many fires they're done.

55:24

Ukraine is done. Estonia,

55:28

Lithuania, wait. It'll just be

55:30

like Domino's, and that's

55:32

the thing. What we've been doing. By filing

55:34

lawsuits and demands of public

55:36

record, which you think

55:38

are going

55:39

unnoticed, they're actually very

55:42

noticed And this is why

55:44

nobody talks

55:45

about it. You ignore someone

55:47

that makes Assange.

55:50

Because you fear the unknown of not

55:52

having the stability you have now.

55:56

Everything you have

55:58

been doing

56:00

has had an impact, regardless if you see

56:02

it or not.

56:05

06. Because you've

56:07

been setting fires and they

56:10

don't know how to put them out.

56:12

Well, many of you are, well, I'm an aunt. They just

56:14

dismissed. Doesn't matter. There's public record of

56:16

that. But I'm just an aunt. Doesn't matter. There's

56:18

public record of

56:19

that. Doesn't matter, doesn't

56:21

matter, doesn't matter. But

56:24

having

56:25

said that, It's lighting fires and keeping them on their toes, where they're

56:28

about to see just how

56:30

smart Putin

56:32

is. And How

56:34

many fires he's gonna light?

56:37

And fortunately, China thinks that

56:39

they're in an and vutacious

56:42

position. But I've been seeing that the west been

56:44

coasting up very close

56:46

to the Korean peninsula. Hoping

56:50

that they can, you know, amplify, you

56:52

know, the Koreans. 06 we're

56:55

talking South Koreans. Right?

56:58

To to to join them. Right?

57:00

Because of the strife they have with

57:02

North Korea and China. And

57:05

North Korea doesn't like China, so North

57:07

Korea is more bound to

57:10

side with

57:12

Putin. Than with South Korea. So it's it's gonna

57:14

be a little bit of a hot mess. Now let's get

57:16

back to this

57:17

earthquake, which by the

57:20

way, tens of thousands

57:22

of people have died.

57:24

06 have occurred, not so

57:27

bad, but enough. It was felt throughout

57:29

the Mediterranean, right by the

57:31

area

57:32

that we have been seeing

57:34

06 As

57:36

I've said, if you take the forty thousand foot view 06 should

57:38

we say sixty thousand foot

57:41

tethered view? Right?

57:44

You could see where the where the heat was, where the

57:46

embers were and where their flames now.

57:50

And it's so bizarre that

57:53

we had the first lady

57:56

giving out awards

57:58

in, like, this weird and

58:00

and and coldish way while

58:03

thousands were dying

58:05

in their sleep. 06 the

58:09

earth was shaking across the world, they were handing out red envelopes,

58:11

kind of like I told you about

58:13

the red envelopes. Right?

58:17

And why would the first lady be

58:19

handing out such

58:20

awards? Isn't that weird?

58:23

Do they

58:24

still think that people follow the stars

58:26

on the left, they really don't.

58:28

And while many are saying

58:30

we need to ban TikTok. It's

58:33

Chinese. It's like stock. Have

58:35

you guys ever paid attention to the algorithm

58:37

of TikTok? Yes. You

58:40

might be giving access to your device.

58:42

Yes. Yes. You

58:43

might. You might. But maybe you're

58:45

not. But the one thing you are

58:47

doing is that algorithm is giving you

58:49

exactly what you enjoy.

58:51

And it will give you exactly what you

58:54

watch. Example,

58:56

I was going through things,

58:58

I like a few I follow different Kinda like the YouTube algorithm. Right?

59:01

I follow a lot of things,

59:03

so it doesn't know

59:05

what I like. But what

59:08

happened was, one day as I was going through, there

59:10

was a lady selling handbags

59:11

online. So I fell asleep

59:14

watching a 06 stream, of

59:16

someone selling handbags

59:17

online. And the next day, my

59:20

whole, you know, four

59:22

year thing had a lot of people selling

59:24

handbags online. The

59:26

algorithm learns

59:28

when you stop and watch. The

59:30

algorithm learns and shows you

59:32

what you want to hear. And then

59:35

puts you into a community of people that think the same. Now,

59:37

many of those posts could

59:39

be paid placements direct

59:42

disinformation, misinformation for the purposes

59:44

of succeeding what they wanna succeed, which is

59:46

to confuse the

59:47

public. But on the other hand, the

59:49

algorithm's pretty smart.

59:51

And so when you see that algorithm, don't

59:53

you think that everything you see on social

59:55

media is the same? Or everything you

59:58

search online is the same?

1:00:00

Of course. For example,

1:00:04

yesterday, I was really upset

1:00:06

that a cake that I bought for my friend was

1:00:08

not gonna be delivered. I got a cake from the

1:00:10

Ferrara bakery by a

1:00:12

gold belly and it was

1:00:14

working. So they were

1:00:16

like, we can refund you or send it later or

1:00:18

something like that. Right? And I was, whatever.

1:00:20

So I was looking to see if there

1:00:22

were, like, same day cakes from that bakery

1:00:24

or something, you know, on the side. Well, I'm

1:00:26

trying to figure out what to do with Gold

1:00:29

belly. And I open up get

1:00:32

this. I open up my bank

1:00:34

account. I go to my

1:00:36

banking website. And there was a

1:00:38

fucking ad. Guess what?

1:00:40

For cakes. And I'm

1:00:42

like, alright. So I'm on a browser that

1:00:44

does not

1:00:45

have cookies. So

1:00:47

there's gotta be something else there because I went

1:00:49

through no cookie

1:00:52

related

1:00:54

browser or

1:00:55

site. Why did a cake

1:00:58

add? Order cakes

1:00:58

online, pop up on my banking

1:01:02

page. Like, on their landing page, I just went to the landing page of my bank,

1:01:04

and they were, like, random Google ads

1:01:06

on the side. And one of them

1:01:09

had a

1:01:10

cake. Artificial

1:01:14

intelligence. It's

1:01:14

everywhere. You don't even have to detect it.

1:01:16

I mean, there are people 06

1:01:19

in telegram groups that have been banned, but are

1:01:21

still there even though they don't show on the

1:01:24

list. What has

1:01:26

that happened? AI. AI

1:01:28

is

1:01:29

an the AI we're

1:01:31

creating now is to cover up the fact

1:01:33

that AI is already making

1:01:36

decisions. I'm gonna tell you something

1:01:38

and you could take it as you wish.

1:01:39

There are tons of influencers,

1:01:41

and I

1:01:44

06. Tons of influencers and key players.

1:01:47

Big names. I'm

1:01:49

talking big names. get

1:01:52

text from a chatbot,

1:01:56

and it tells them what they

1:01:58

should do. they

1:02:00

literally

1:02:00

follow those instructions. I'm

1:02:02

not kidding when I

1:02:04

say this. This isn't a conspiracy theory. This

1:02:07

is fact. They have

1:02:10

a chatbot that they assume

1:02:14

is benevolent.

1:02:17

And they take orders from

1:02:20

it.

1:02:20

Now one would say,

1:02:22

well, who runs that chatbot?

1:02:25

Who's the creative 06 chop up?

1:02:28

Mhmm. The

1:02:32

unknown again. The

1:02:34

actual unknown. Now let's

1:02:36

take a look

1:02:38

at the tsunami

1:02:42

that hit the Syrian

1:02:44

coastline. And this is important because if you

1:02:46

look at the maps,

1:02:48

it's quite identical,

1:02:50

well, very close to

1:02:53

home on the positioning.

1:02:57

I'll elaborate on that when it

1:02:59

comes to the Putin part of

1:03:01

it. Here we

1:03:04

go.

1:03:20

So some some people were just walking around. Isn't that

1:03:22

weird? They were just walking around, like,

1:03:26

whatever. It

1:03:28

collapsed buildings. Here's another

1:03:30

one. And then you're

1:03:31

thinking, what is really

1:03:35

happening

1:03:35

here? Oh, no.

1:04:53

Globally in the

1:04:55

Mediterranean, oops, 06, nope,

1:05:00

advertising. Now it's actually quite devastating.

1:05:02

And one would think, well, what's the problem?

1:05:04

Well, earthquakes give rise

1:05:08

to infiltration. Infiltration

1:05:10

by organizations that are just here to help, of

1:05:12

course. Just here to

1:05:14

06, of course. We're here to

1:05:16

help. Red

1:05:17

Cross, where are you at? Here's where

1:05:19

you snatch a bunch of

1:05:22

product, children, whatever you

1:05:24

wanna call it. Here we go. Here's Don Lemmon with his

1:05:26

new and improved look after

1:05:28

his Pussies Smolay

1:05:30

beatdown.

1:05:31

06 struck

1:05:35

before dawn and collapsed buildings

1:05:37

while people were asleep in their

1:05:39

beds. And just moments ago, Just

1:05:41

got word of a powerful seven point

1:05:44

five magnitude aftershock. There you

1:05:46

can see people digging through

1:05:48

the rubble. More than thirteen hundred people now reported dead and

1:05:50

there's fear 06 death toll could

1:05:52

potentially climb into the

1:05:54

tens of

1:05:56

thousands Right now, this desperate search underway for survivors,

1:05:58

trapped under giant piles of

1:06:00

concrete, thematic video showing

1:06:02

rescuers pulling a bloody coddler

1:06:05

out of rubble in northwest Syria.

1:06:08

06 scenario already traumatized and ravaged

1:06:10

by the bloody and horrific civil

1:06:12

war. 06 the moment. One child was rescued from that

1:06:16

rubble. But I'll get it in.

1:06:18

Oh. Then,

1:06:20

Maya, Wanna

1:06:28

get the latest knowledge Karatska

1:06:30

is tracking the latest developments from Istanbul, Johannes. Good morning

1:06:32

to you. What do we know this

1:06:36

hour? Don't

1:06:39

absolutely dab 06 sorry.

1:06:42

I have to pause this and rewind this.

1:06:45

Because there's something funny about 06 Lamont's

1:06:48

face. Or is it 06?

1:06:49

Kinda looks like

1:06:50

really bad 06 around here. Let's

1:06:53

just replay that. I just want you

1:06:55

guys to take a look at that because it seems really

1:06:57

bizarre. Here we go

1:07:00

again.

1:07:00

Alright. Don, absolutely,

1:07:06

06

1:07:06

major earthquake, as you mentioned, a

1:07:08

seven point eight magnitude earthquake that struck

1:07:11

essentially in the middle of the night at about four

1:07:13

o'clock in the morning while people were

1:07:15

indoors in bed. It was so

1:07:17

powerful that it was felt across

1:07:20

the region in different countries,

1:07:22

including Lebanon, Israel, Jordan.

1:07:24

And as you mentioned, it

1:07:26

was SO POWERFUL THAT WE ARE LOOKING NOW AT

1:07:28

THESE MAJOR AFTER SHOCKS THAT HAVE FOLLOWED AT LEAST thirty

1:07:31

SO FAR REPORTED THE STRONGEST

1:07:33

06 IN THE PAST. Half

1:07:35

hour, a seven point five magnitude

1:07:38

authorities are urging people to stay

1:07:40

away from structures as

1:07:42

we heard from the Turkish

1:07:44

AOSIDENT NEARLY A THOUSAND PEOPLE HAVE BEEN CONFIRMED

1:07:46

KILLED IN TURKEY, THOUSANDS, OTHERS INJURED,

1:07:49

THERE'S FEAR FOR SO MANY

1:07:51

OTHERS WHO ARE potentially trapped underneath the

1:07:53

the rubble. I mean, we're talking

1:07:56

about an area down that stretches

1:07:58

across southern Turkey, ten

1:08:00

provinces, at

1:08:02

least, and crossed the border Syria

1:08:04

as well. So many cities and

1:08:06

towns devastated in both these

1:08:09

countries, more than thirteen hundred people

1:08:12

confirmed killed in both

1:08:14

Turkey and Syria and this frantic

1:08:16

rescue after

1:08:17

for it is ongoing right now, of course,

1:08:19

a race against time with only a few hours of daylight left. You I

1:08:21

mean, you can just see

1:08:24

it's obvious the

1:08:26

danger there. So one has to wonder how do how do officials even begin to these rescue efforts such

1:08:28

conditions?

1:08:34

WELL, LOOKED ON, YOU'VE GOT THESE TWO Simultaneous

1:08:36

DISASPERTS THAT THIS REGION IS DEALING

1:08:38

WITH RIGHT NOW. WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE

1:08:40

IN 06, IN A COUNTRY THAT IS

1:08:42

very experienced in dealing with natural disaster.

1:08:45

It has a history of

1:08:47

devastating earthquakes, tens of thousands of

1:08:49

people who have been killed in

1:08:51

major earthquakes over the years. The last

1:08:53

one, according to president Erdogan, that this

1:08:55

is the main

1:08:58

first major disaster on

1:08:59

the level of the last 06 seen

1:09:02

in nineteen thirty nine, but you have

1:09:05

the capabilities here And at the same

1:09:07

time, Turkish officials are clearing this a level

1:09:09

for emergency, which means they have

1:09:11

requested international support. AND

1:09:14

INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT IS COMING. YOU'VE GOT THE NATO, THE EU, forty five COUNTRIES, ACCORDING TO PRESIDENT

1:09:17

Erdogan

1:09:18

06 HAVE OFFERED TO

1:09:21

You've got it. Let's remember that Turkey financially

1:09:23

is in turmoil. They have suffocated them because

1:09:28

they're flexing. Right? And let's not

1:09:30

forget that Turkey is not very well liked by the surrounding nations. Right?

1:09:32

And let's not forget that

1:09:34

a lot of these videos may

1:09:36

be 06 know,

1:09:38

many that you will see are actually recycled

1:09:40

videos kinda like bombings and tsunamis and whatnot. Right? So

1:09:42

these are really important facts to remember. Right?

1:09:47

But this is where the calves cows come in. And

1:09:49

this is he's 06. He's

1:09:52

done. 06 is

1:09:56

now toast. Complete toast because of this.

1:09:58

And that's what's sad that

1:10:00

he is toast

1:10:03

because of this. They killed innocent people and

1:10:05

enjoyed it and had fun handing out red envelopes and having these

1:10:08

weird ceremonial activities.

1:10:11

It almost reminds me how Michelle Obama

1:10:13

was sipping wine while Notre Dame

1:10:16

was on fire and you

1:10:18

could see the reflection in her

1:10:20

glass. Identical. It's always

1:10:22

the first lady 06 that, savor bad things that

1:10:24

happen. So weird.

1:10:27

But think about it. The

1:10:31

nation itself, its economy, was

1:10:33

shit. They're pissed at them

1:10:35

because they give back. They're the they

1:10:38

were the only ones that were financially backing

1:10:40

Iran. They control all the

1:10:42

pipelines. He's in a key position. Oh, here we go, infiltrators.

1:10:45

And 06 course,

1:10:48

the Russians are gonna come

1:10:50

in to help, and they will help. Because

1:10:52

it's not in their interest that Turkey gets taken out 06, but

1:10:54

if it happens, they'll have people on the ground anyway.

1:10:57

06

1:10:59

that's the way it is. And this is how it's

1:11:01

gonna pan out. Now listen to

1:11:03

what else,

1:11:04

this lady and

1:11:06

06 posing is done on the

1:11:08

lawn, They're saying.

1:11:10

It's quite fascinating.

1:11:11

Turkish search and rescue

1:11:12

teams that are very experienced in

1:11:14

dealing with this who have been deployed

1:11:18

to the earthquake zone. You've got the military that

1:11:20

has also been deployed biggest

1:11:23

concern right now. Of course,

1:11:25

you've got many challenges they're facing, including

1:11:27

the weather. There's a winter storm, a severe winter storm

1:11:29

that is impacting the that part of the country

1:11:32

right now.

1:11:35

A severe winter storm, but in

1:11:38

Ohio, we have Maple trees

1:11:40

06, and it's

1:11:43

February. Let's just Let's just leave

1:11:46

it at that. Oh, and also trying to reach these areas with many

1:11:48

different 06 also

1:11:51

impacted the region. A lot of concern on

1:11:54

I must mention for Syria, a country

1:11:56

where services and

1:11:59

infrastructure has decimated by more than a

1:12:01

decade of

1:12:02

war. They really don't have the capabilities to deal with this right now. Do you see rescue workers on the 06

1:12:05

06 Caracas

1:12:08

with porting issues in Istanbul, we'll check back

1:12:10

with you on this very deadly

1:12:11

earthquake. Next hour. So let's go to

1:12:13

our meteorologist, Chad Myers,

1:12:15

to talk about what was just

1:12:17

recorded, Chad, and that is the

1:12:20

Aftershock, the original quake seven point

1:12:22

eight. This Aftershock, huge seven point five

1:12:24

magnitude.

1:12:25

An earthquake in itself -- Yeah. -- would have been the strongest earthquake since

1:12:27

nineteen ninety nine in the region. Now we always talk

1:12:31

about the epicenter. 06

1:12:34

we really, in this case, we should

1:12:36

talk about the EPO line. Here's the

1:12:38

original seven eight. Here's the new seven five.

1:12:41

About one hundred miles from one side

1:12:43

of the other, this earth slipped. And this earth slipped in what

1:12:45

we call a strike

1:12:47

slip, where the plates

1:12:50

are touching, and all of a sudden,

1:12:52

they slide sideways. So the

1:12:54

initial, the primary movement is the

1:12:57

building moving sideways and then moving

1:12:59

back. Unlike when we have the ring of fire where we have the

1:13:01

subduction plates and sometimes plates will go up

1:13:03

and plates will go down

1:13:06

causing the 06, This is more of a sliding back

1:13:08

and forth. Why that matters

1:13:10

is because the buildings don't want

1:13:13

to go back and forth. And

1:13:15

then the secondary waves can

1:13:17

begin to go up and down as well. There is the

1:13:19

strike where the heaviest will be right

1:13:22

now from the initial from

1:13:26

the initial quake. The new quake is

1:13:28

far enough away from the first quake,

1:13:30

about sixty miles. That we will see more

1:13:32

damage in other areas as

1:13:34

well. Two plates collide here This is one of

1:13:35

the areas that we expected this type of

1:13:38

scenario. It hasn't happened in a long

1:13:40

time, especially not

1:13:42

a seven point eight 06 we talked

1:13:44

about the weather and reporter just did about how

1:13:46

this very, very 06. Temperature is around forty. We will see snow in the

1:13:49

06, especially where the new earthquake

1:13:51

was. It's a much higher

1:13:54

elevation, almost two thousand feet higher in elevation than where the original quake was. This will be

1:13:57

a

1:13:59

very difficult long and

1:14:01

tragic recovery, Mavi. You're right to have that aftershock, a big earthquake

1:14:03

in and of itself. Thank you.

1:14:08

Yeah. And it's all coincidental, of course. You know,

1:14:10

it's when Erdogan says he's pulling out a NATO. It's when things are heating

1:14:13

up. It's when

1:14:16

Russia's like, no. You're not gonna get me into

1:14:18

this war. It is, you know, on the heels of Zelensky lying and seeing the Russians

1:14:21

06 of, you know,

1:14:23

fired an attack. It's on the

1:14:25

heels of us having Chinese spy balloons since the Russian thing didn't go. We need to make enemies.

1:14:27

So look up, China's invading us.

1:14:30

Oh my gosh. And then,

1:14:32

wait, did.

1:14:36

Then we have the media trying to

1:14:38

convince us, oh my gosh. I'm pretty

1:14:40

sure I have that. Wait.

1:14:42

Hold on. Ballins. Is

1:14:45

this it? I want

1:14:48

you guys to

1:14:50

listen I want you to listen about the balloon reports

1:14:53

and them talking about

1:14:55

Rubio and Rubio kind

1:14:58

of they they were asking if there were,

1:15:00

you know, ninety

1:15:02

nine red balloons

1:15:04

floating during the Trump

1:15:06

administration that the DoD never talked

1:15:07

about. And this is you're gonna

1:15:10

be like, why? Well, here's why it's

1:15:12

important.

1:15:13

The importance of it is you have to take

1:15:15

the forty thousand foot view. Right? You have

1:15:18

to take the forty thousand

1:15:20

foot view. And if anyone is

1:15:22

telling you that we don't have the

1:15:24

technology, See, the thing is

1:15:26

when you have sliding tectonic plates, the next step what is that? The next

1:15:29

step is

1:15:32

something's ringing.

1:15:34

And I have no idea what's ringing.

1:15:39

Oh, I see what's

1:15:43

ringing. So the next step after

1:15:48

explosions, you know, giving

1:15:50

sliding, excuse me, I got

1:15:52

distracted.

1:15:53

My apologies. Okay. The

1:15:54

next step after sliding plates is the vertical, which is when they go up and down.

1:15:58

And that usually happens

1:16:03

after the fact. But if it's

1:16:05

man made and you have caused the

1:16:07

slide, it causes a

1:16:11

disruption in the outer, you saw how

1:16:13

they encircled Saudi Arabia?

1:16:15

Yeah. That was

1:16:18

important. Saudi Arabia. And why do I say

1:16:20

this because we need an enemy?

1:16:22

They believed that everyone would

1:16:26

back Ukraine because Russia is the big bad enemy. But

1:16:28

their problem is is that Russia has an

1:16:30

attack. In fact, they were saving Ukrainians

1:16:33

that were being trapped. So now they've

1:16:36

created an earthquake so they could

1:16:38

take out Erdogan. And while he's

1:16:40

busy 06 he's a

1:16:42

problem, he's busy in that front. And people

1:16:44

can laugh. You could say that, but you're

1:16:46

the one that doesn't believe that we

1:16:48

have the technology for it. So I'm

1:16:51

sorry. You still believe that an RSA 06 system is safe.

1:16:53

So, there we go. You know, not

1:16:55

on the same thing. I'm telling

1:16:57

you this as a matter

1:16:59

of fact that

1:17:01

This was created because of all these things happening,

1:17:03

like, how can you

1:17:03

not tell? Take a step

1:17:06

back and take a

1:17:08

look.

1:17:09

Now, I have done a show on Mark Milley. I urge

1:17:11

people to look at what I've said about Mark Milley.

1:17:16

General Milley

1:17:18

And what I've said,

1:17:20

sometimes, you

1:17:21

ignore your allies until

1:17:23

they can't be

1:17:25

ignored. To

1:17:26

create that distance

1:17:27

or you

1:17:27

chastise your allies

1:17:30

to create that distance. I

1:17:35

just want you guys to be

1:17:35

paying attention to simple

1:17:38

nuances. You chastise

1:17:43

your allies. So that way, the world believes that you

1:17:45

are not allies or you

1:17:47

ignore your

1:17:49

allies. So the

1:17:52

world believes that they are

1:17:54

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app today. Take it. Now let's see what Marco

1:19:00

Rubio has to say

1:19:02

about balloons. It's important does

1:19:04

tie in to what I'm

1:19:07

telling you about Turkey. Narratives are

1:19:09

very, very

1:19:09

important. It's 06 of the Senate

1:19:11

Intelligence Committee, Republican senator Marco Rubio,

1:19:13

Florida senator. Thanks so much for

1:19:15

joining us. So You

1:19:18

have said that president Biden should have shot the balloon down earlier.

1:19:21

The defense secretary, Lloyd 06, said,

1:19:23

quote, after careful analysis, US

1:19:25

military commanders had determined to downing

1:19:27

the balloon while overland posed an

1:19:29

undue risk to people across a

1:19:32

wide area due to the size

1:19:34

and altitude of the balloon and its surveillance payload.

1:19:36

And as you heard secretary Buttigieg just a few

1:19:38

minutes ago said that the debris field after the

1:19:40

06 was shut down

1:19:42

was about seven miles

1:19:44

long. 06 president Biden have ordered that it'd be

1:19:46

shot down anyway regardless of that risk? No, not regardless of the risk. First

1:19:48

of all, they they can track these things. I

1:19:50

would hope you can track a slow moving balloon

1:19:54

that clearly is headed here as you can see from

1:19:56

its trajectory. I think that's one of the things

1:19:58

we'll learn this week is how soon, how

1:20:00

late into January, did they already know that there's

1:20:02

this high alt two balloon and what its trajectory was and where it was headed, and

1:20:04

why didn't they take action at that time? That's

1:20:06

number one. I think the other thing

1:20:09

that we need to know about it and understand is

1:20:11

why did it take so long for to disclose this to the American public? I

1:20:13

don't think the trajectory of where this balloon was

1:20:16

going was

1:20:18

a mystery. I think pretty early on, they probably because of the prevailing

1:20:20

winds, because of the direction that it was headed, I think

1:20:22

it was pretty good. This thing was gonna

1:20:25

enter the northwest. In Montana, in Idaho, move its

1:20:28

way down the Midwest and exit the

1:20:30

the eastern seaboard just off the Carolinas.

1:20:33

I mean, that's an unprecedented flight

1:20:35

path And and and I and why did it wait till Wednesday to notify or Thursday

1:20:37

to talk about

1:20:38

it? The American people, knowing people are gonna

1:20:41

be seeing this thing. As vice chair of

1:20:43

the Senate Intelligence Committee, do you know

1:20:45

has the US recovered any parts of

1:20:48

the Chinese spy balloon? Has the and

1:20:50

did the monitoring of the balloon

1:20:52

during its journey as far

1:20:53

as, you know, yield any worthwhile

1:20:56

information for the

1:20:57

US? Well, we won't know that until we get

1:20:59

into a secure setting this week in Washington, and probably most of that is something we won't be able to disclose

1:21:01

in any great detail other than to say

1:21:03

this and that is 06 know,

1:21:07

they're gonna try to recover this. Apparently, it's in shallow waters. We'll

1:21:09

see what they recover from it. But I

1:21:11

don't think the technology or the existence

1:21:13

of these things is a great

1:21:15

mystery. I think what embedded here is a

1:21:17

clear message. It's not a coincidence that this happens leading up to the state

1:21:19

of the union address, leading up

1:21:22

to Lincoln's visit to China. The Chinese

1:21:24

knew that this was gonna be spotted. They knew that we were

1:21:26

gonna have to react to it. They flew it over military installations and

1:21:31

sensitive sites across right across the middle. I mean, look

1:21:33

at the flight path of this thing. It's a diagonal shot right through the middle of the

1:21:35

continental United States, and the message

1:21:38

embedded in this to the world

1:21:40

is we can fly a balloon

1:21:42

over airspace of the United States of America and it won't be able to do anything

1:21:45

about it to

1:21:48

stop us. They calculated this carefully with a message

1:21:50

embedded in it. And I think that's the part we can't forget here. It's not just the balloon.

1:21:52

It's the message they're

1:21:54

trying to send the world

1:21:56

that we can do whatever we want in

1:21:59

America can't stop

1:21:59

us. What information do you think the spy balloon might have gleaned

1:22:01

as it as

1:22:04

it traveled? I know it was over

1:22:06

the the fears that it was over some US military installations. I'm also wondering if infrastructure

1:22:08

was probably part

1:22:11

of the surveillance

1:22:13

task it had. Well, again, it would be speculation other than

1:22:15

to tell you that those things usually at

1:22:17

that altitude and what

1:22:20

they're doing probably trying to

1:22:22

collect on signals, on electronic information that's transiting that they can pick up on. There are various other means

1:22:24

that they can do that as well. And that's why

1:22:26

I go back to the whole point of the message.

1:22:30

There are probably other ways that China could acquire

1:22:33

whatever they acquire using this

1:22:34

book. I'm sorry. I'm 06 06

1:22:37

getting distracted with Marco Rubio's ears.

1:22:39

always dumbo size, or is it just

1:22:42

me? Because it just seems really

1:22:44

bizarre. 06

1:22:47

me if I'm wrong. I I'm gonna look at

1:22:49

the chat, but it's like his

1:22:51

ears are, like,

1:22:53

I don't know, this looks

1:22:55

really bizarre. There are probably other ways that China could acquire whatever

1:22:57

they acquire using this balloon. I may be wrong.

1:22:59

There may be some unique

1:23:01

attributes to it that I'm I'm not aware of yet, but we'll learn

1:23:03

more about this week. But I think more than

1:23:06

anything else. Beyond just the ability to collect

1:23:08

information, it is the the

1:23:10

ability to send a clear message,

1:23:12

and that is that we have the ability to do this,

1:23:14

and America can't do anything about it. If they're not gonna be able to stop a balloon from

1:23:18

flying over US airspace, How's

1:23:20

America gonna come to your aid if we

1:23:22

invade Taiwan or take land from India or take islands from the Philippines and Japan?

1:23:26

And and I think the fact

1:23:28

that they would do that, leading up to state of

1:23:30

the union, leading up to what was then Lincoln's scheduled visit. None of that is a

1:23:32

coincidence. So we need to understand clearly

1:23:35

06 was messaging behind

1:23:36

this. But you say you

1:23:38

think that first of all, I there two parts a question have up says

1:23:40

that they know of the

1:23:42

Chinese doing this at least four

1:23:46

other times previously 06 at the beginning of the Biden administration, three times during the Trump administration. It seems to be

1:23:48

you're saying, oh, you're

1:23:50

saying

1:23:51

06. That's not true. In

1:23:54

any cases, is the is the

1:23:55

no. What's the difference? Okay. Well, the

1:23:57

difference is this. Are we aware have we seen the Chinese fly

1:23:59

these balloons in the past? Yes. I

1:24:02

think there's even Twitter pictures of it flying at

1:24:04

one point off the coast of the

1:24:06

US down south somewhere. the the existence

1:24:08

of the balloons is not a street 06 people

1:24:11

in in in that 06. What what we've never

1:24:13

seen, what is unprecedented, and whoever the source was

1:24:15

at the Department of Defense would have

1:24:17

to acknowledge is what is unprecedented

1:24:19

is a balloon flight that entered over

1:24:21

Idaho and and flew over Montana over all these sensitive military

1:24:23

installations, air force bases,

1:24:27

ICBM fields, across middle of never happened before. That is unprecedented.

1:24:29

That that it flew briefly over some part

1:24:31

of the US or continental US.

1:24:33

That's one thing. But what we

1:24:35

saw this week unprecedented. And

1:24:37

that's why everyone's reacting the way they're reacting. We've never seen this. So this is no

1:24:39

comparison to anything that may

1:24:42

have happened up to this

1:24:44

point. Your colleague and

1:24:46

friend of Republican senator Tim Scott of South Carolina accused president Biden of, quote, dereliction

1:24:51

of duty by allowing the Chinese Bible and to

1:24:54

fly across the US. That that's a pretty strong accusation. Do you agree with that?

1:24:56

Well, I think the reelection

1:24:58

of duty begins with this. Why

1:25:00

not on Tuesday or Wednesday? You know people are gonna see this. At

1:25:02

some point, you're gonna have to disclose it, and they probably didn't want to because they

1:25:05

didn't want to have their hand forced

1:25:07

on canceling this blame can

1:25:10

visit. And and so they didn't so they didn't wanna

1:25:12

have to talk about it. But why didn't the president

1:25:14

go on television? He has the ability to

1:25:17

convene the country in cameras and basically explain what

1:25:19

we're dealing with here and why he's made the

1:25:21

decisions he's making and what they intend to do.

1:25:23

I don't understand once they get went

1:25:25

public with it, knowing the amount of interest this

1:25:27

was gonna generate, presidents had the ability

1:25:29

to go before a camera, go before

1:25:32

the nation, and basically explain these

1:25:34

things early on and and his failure to do so is I don't understand

1:25:36

that. I don't understand why he wouldn't do that.

1:25:38

And and that is the beginning of dear

1:25:41

election of duty. And the second is We have to act

1:25:43

swiftly on these things. I think that's part of the one of

1:25:45

the things the Chinese are trying to message and that

1:25:47

is the US had to see

1:25:49

this coming and decided they couldn't or wouldn't

1:25:51

do anything about it early on and now had to

1:25:53

wait until this thing went across the middle of the

1:25:56

country. And and what are we 06 do the

1:25:58

next time this happens? Are we gonna allow fly through here again and

1:26:00

and and shoot it down once again to the East

1:26:02

Coast. I mean, these are questions the White House

1:26:04

needs to answer. And I don't

1:26:06

think these are partisan claims on

1:26:09

That sounds so weird. It's almost like the locals I did on Friday

1:26:11

where I was like, okay, we're just gonna let it go, and then once it gets the water of

1:26:13

the Atlantic, we'll shoot

1:26:16

it down. Because

1:26:18

that makes sense. Because it's not like they're collecting

1:26:20

information and charting a path

1:26:23

or anything. See, this

1:26:25

is what's weird. So they do exactly what

1:26:27

I said they were gonna do. Why?

1:26:29

Because it's a damn operation. It

1:26:31

was not Chinese. Definitely

1:26:33

not Chinese. So the question is, why did they distract us? Oh, they wanted to make the Chinese an

1:26:35

enemy, but no one

1:26:38

would buy it, especially 06

1:26:42

the response from the 06, so thank

1:26:44

you very much, 06 Milli,

1:26:46

for instilling a confidence of

1:26:49

not trusting anyone else sees you

1:26:51

know, don't trust your eyes. Just listen to us. It's okay.

1:26:53

But then they're gonna shoot it over the water.

1:26:55

Like I said,

1:26:57

they would on Friday.

1:26:58

Making. I think there would be a

1:27:00

a broad agreement that we need to know moving

1:27:02

forward what our policy 06 gonna be with regards

1:27:04

to

1:27:04

this. So as you noted, 06 Lincoln did

1:27:06

cancel his trip TO CHINA AFTER IT WAS DISCLOSED THAT THIS

1:27:08

BLOON WAS FLYING OVER THE

1:27:10

U. S. WHAT additional CONSEQUENCES SHOULD

1:27:13

THERE BE FOR THE CHINESE

1:27:15

GOVERNMENT NOW? Well, I think the first consequence has to be we

1:27:16

have to decide what are we gonna do the next

1:27:19

time one of these things heads this way

1:27:21

because I don't think it'll be

1:27:23

the last time I

1:27:24

think what are we

1:27:26

gonna do the next time? So 06 gonna be

1:27:28

a next time? Right? That's an act of war. You know, how

1:27:30

I say that I wanna go to that side of Antarctica

1:27:34

went to loud. Maybe I should just go with a fucking balloon.

1:27:36

I'll get a hot air balloon.

1:27:38

They can withstand high temperatures, and

1:27:41

I'll be at sixty thousand feet cruising and

1:27:43

then just bring my balloon down in Antarctica since they don't

1:27:45

shoot balloons down because they're not

1:27:47

a

1:27:47

threat. That's

1:27:48

the most

1:27:49

dumb thing. Oh, let's see what

1:27:51

we're gonna do next time. Alleging that

1:27:53

there is a next

1:27:54

time. They tell you the script. You're just not listening.

1:27:58

We'll see it again. not there should

1:28:00

be a direct individual consequence. I

1:28:02

think the broader relationship between the

1:28:04

US and China to anyone who

1:28:07

has any doubts about it Now

1:28:09

the bottom line is here is here. And

1:28:11

that is we are now China has been for some time and will be

1:28:16

the primaries strategic adversary of the United States, and

1:28:18

we should be focused on it because what they're trying to do is create a world in which they are the most

1:28:20

powerful 06, and the United States

1:28:22

has a great power and decline.

1:28:26

That that is that is what they believe to be the

1:28:28

case, that is what they are working on, and we

1:28:30

have to determine whether we're gonna allow the world to

1:28:32

head in that direction or not. And then there's all

1:28:34

sorts of things we need to do. From how we're postured

1:28:36

militarily in the Indo Pacific, all the way to what kind of companies do

1:28:38

we allow to operate in the United States

1:28:42

and spy on us because we've invited them in, because

1:28:44

they are in our infrastructure, in our

1:28:46

telecommunications and And this Chinese

1:28:49

balloon circles back to my saga in

1:28:52

North Dakota, where the

1:28:54

governor of North Dakota

1:28:56

got a big fat

1:28:58

ass loan from Chinese via

1:29:00

night to purchase half of the

1:29:02

property in

1:29:03

Fargo. And then the Chinese were buying up corn

1:29:03

fields 06 land

1:29:06

06 they wanna build shit.

1:29:09

And he let it happen because

1:29:12

he owes them a

1:29:13

lot of money. And so

1:29:15

I 06 all this and You

1:29:17

know, attorney general Wayne Stenechham got

1:29:18

done in for the fentanyl thing. That's

1:29:20

why Jeff Sessions was up

1:29:23

there in twenty eighteen.

1:29:26

Thank you, Jeff Sessions. He came

1:29:28

up three weeks

1:29:29

after I sent another

1:29:32

packet of my

1:29:34

countersuit

1:29:34

against the attorney general, Prose, of course, because all the

1:29:37

attorneys were owned by him. I had no

1:29:39

help. I was by myself, fighting

1:29:42

Goliath. Fighting the Chinese 06. Fighting the

1:29:45

deep state. Fighting Obama's ex

1:29:47

boyfriend.

1:29:47

Yeah. They used to

1:29:50

tap each

1:29:51

other. He was on speed

1:29:51

dial. He was also invited to

1:29:53

McCain's funeral. But you

1:29:56

know, again,

1:29:58

of those that are

1:29:59

scared of the unknown, you

1:30:02

should

1:30:02

be. Because the truth is

1:30:05

fire. And it consumes every single one of them. And now that's coming

1:30:07

to the forefront. It was so funny

1:30:09

that the balloon just popped up

1:30:12

over

1:30:12

there.

1:30:12

06 oh,

1:30:15

he was

1:30:16

we followed it. Did

1:30:18

you though? Stop.

1:30:21

This is all a

1:30:23

show. Because you need an enemy so that you can

1:30:25

back them from military

1:30:28

action. Or they'll

1:30:30

just nuke you. Remember all those lessons of how we

1:30:33

trained our nukes?

1:30:36

Oh, no. We didn't

1:30:38

train our nukes. We used nukes to

1:30:40

train our algorithms to decide how far in

1:30:42

the air should we explore the nuke for an 06? 06

1:30:47

far will the nuclear waste right? Remember the Marshall Islands

1:30:49

shows that I did? It was

1:30:51

for this time. 06,

1:30:54

the past totally proves the

1:30:56

future, always. And if you connect the

1:30:59

dots backwards, you'll see you have

1:31:01

everything you need. And this is why I

1:31:03

tell everyone and I brag about my

1:31:05

audience. They're the smartest people

1:31:07

because they

1:31:08

know. Because

1:31:10

they understand in their active citizens, whereas everyone else is kind of looking for some opium

1:31:13

06 to how things

1:31:15

are gonna happen. And

1:31:18

now that's all being dispelled and I kinda love

1:31:19

it. It's always great to see when you lose everything see who gets

1:31:24

left standing. That's the

1:31:26

whole point of this. Infrastructure. Because they're buying land, because they're buying farmland,

1:31:29

because they're

1:31:32

wiping out 06 industrial

1:31:34

capabilities 06 this country. There's all kinds of things that need to be discussed when it comes to China

1:31:36

because this is the issue

1:31:38

of the twenty first century. 06

1:31:42

Chinese government says now that the

1:31:44

US has shut down that balloon. They

1:31:46

reserve the right to use whatever means

1:31:49

they want deal with any any similar situation.

1:31:51

There's even talk in the global times, which is basically a Chinese mouthpiece that's shooting down.

1:31:53

What they say is

1:31:55

a civilian balloon. That's

1:31:59

a dangerous precedent and

1:32:01

they might shoot down

1:32:03

US civilian apparatus. What do

1:32:05

you make of that? Are

1:32:07

you are you fearful at all of this

1:32:10

escalating. Listen, if

1:32:10

we were to fly anything over China,

1:32:12

they're 06 shoot it down.

1:32:14

They're gonna shoot it down. And

1:32:17

they're gonna hold up and they're gonna take

1:32:19

pictures of it and they're gonna go bonkers about it. So I don't know what statement they're making.

1:32:21

You can't you can't fly anything

1:32:23

over China now anyway. I

1:32:26

mean, if if we were to do that, if we were to fly a balloon

1:32:28

over China, the good year blimp flew over

1:32:30

China, they'd shoot it down. So the it's

1:32:32

a it's a it's what they do over

1:32:35

there. It's it's silly talk. Bottom line is, I think that's that's what we that's we

1:32:39

should expect anyways. Oh, in

1:32:41

other words, he just said our nation is full of pussies that won't shoot down

1:32:43

a balloon because debris 06 we don't know

1:32:45

what's there. But in the meantime,

1:32:48

on Friday, 06 had

1:32:51

an episode in East Palestine, Ohio 06 a derailment

1:32:53

of a train. Now, I urge all

1:32:55

of you to look back. Now, I

1:32:57

didn't realize it at the time when

1:33:00

it happened. But patient zero

1:33:02

for COVID or what they would call,

1:33:05

maybe it's 06,

1:33:08

maybe it's RSV

1:33:12

where you can't exhale properly. That's

1:33:14

the problems with COVID. You can't exhale

1:33:16

properly. You feel like you're

1:33:19

drowning. Right? Well, there was a ground patient in twenty

1:33:21

sixteen. And you know

1:33:23

what caught my my

1:33:26

my interest in this? And and

1:33:29

I realized that that was

1:33:31

patient zero, which caught whatever it was

1:33:33

from a leaking 06 on

1:33:36

a tinker

1:33:38

of a train that

1:33:40

came in through the

1:33:41

Canadian border was

1:33:42

that I had actually

1:33:45

purchased flights to go to

1:33:48

Dr. Pacheco, a

1:33:51

Jewish national in Colorado. Pertaining

1:33:55

to this patient.

1:33:57

And I can't find

1:34:00

my name or that

1:34:03

ticket. On anything. In fact, I had posted my

1:34:05

ticket to my mother

1:34:08

on

1:34:09

social 06, and

1:34:11

that you know, like through a text, like a messenger,

1:34:13

and that disappeared. And my

1:34:15

phone, the pictures disappeared. You

1:34:17

know, I I flew

1:34:20

with Frontier. I even called Frontier and

1:34:22

asked, hey, I'd like a copy of a ticket when I flew on this exact date

1:34:24

and they couldn't

1:34:27

find that ticket. And I know I

1:34:29

was there because I do have pictures of me at the Colorado Rockies, and I've explained to you

1:34:31

guys, I was so excited that I was

1:34:34

gonna have a chill day

1:34:37

that I went and got edibles, asked

1:34:39

the, you know, to enjoy myself.

1:34:39

And I thought they

1:34:42

weren't working, and I had

1:34:45

three of them because I thought, oh,

1:34:47

maybe that store gave me something stupid, and I was a

1:34:49

little bit upset. And then the whole next day, I was hanging

1:34:52

out on What

1:34:55

is it? The the chemo chair

1:34:58

06? And going down the road

1:35:00

to Chick fil A and

1:35:02

eating fries. Because I was high off my head and

1:35:04

I couldn't interact with anybody.

1:35:06

So I wonder why that

1:35:09

was gone. And then the archives

1:35:11

of documents I still have on paper,

1:35:14

which showed the teardrop blood, the clotting,

1:35:16

the the

1:35:19

hit. So it was, like, super super

1:35:21

bizarre that now in

1:35:23

East Palestine, a train

1:35:26

derailment happened, and then

1:35:28

Dubai 06, if I

1:35:30

lived in East Palestine knowing that there's possibly a risk just because they told me, you know, 06,

1:35:35

you know,

1:35:36

You need to leave 06 it's dangerous. And if you don't leave, I'm

1:35:38

gonna arrest you. I'd be like fucking arrest me. Go ahead. That's unconstitutional. So

1:35:40

the fact that they're frightening

1:35:42

people with arrest to move makes

1:35:46

me suspish. Right? Because if someone wants to be there, and let's say that it's it is indeed and on

1:35:48

high dose ammonia. Right? That should'll

1:35:50

dry your lungs out in an

1:35:52

instant.

1:35:52

06 pretend

1:35:55

that that's the case.

1:35:56

Well, if somebody wants to sit there and they're like, I

1:35:58

don't give a shit. I'm not leaving. I'll die. You

1:36:00

know, why are you going

1:36:02

to arrest them for

1:36:04

that? That's where questions come

1:36:06

into play and you're like, what's going on? So that's

1:36:11

a little

1:36:12

weird. A little

1:36:13

weird. So we had the train derailment in

1:36:15

east house in Ohio, threatening to arrest

1:36:17

people if they don't

1:36:19

leave their homes. 06

1:36:21

had a balloon flying around, which I told you they were gonna shoot when it goes to

1:36:23

the water. I literally told you that on locals. Right? I

1:36:27

told you that.

1:36:30

I even said it on the Twitter space

1:36:32

that I had so much fun to hang

1:36:34

out if I accidentally drank coffee with my

1:36:36

dinner that my girls brought. And that

1:36:38

was it for

1:36:39

me. But again, the balloon is a distraction.

1:36:41

It was a failed operation to get people up

1:36:44

in arms.

1:36:45

06, this is

1:36:47

the land of confusion. And you know

1:36:49

what? I'll tell you what. I'll

1:36:51

go back to what I

1:36:53

said in

1:36:54

the beginning. People feel the need

1:36:56