01:40
The Badlands. Running the Badlands. Explain those Badlands. That's a hell of a name.
02:01
Mr. Vice President, I'm going off script again. I know, but I just want to personally thank you. We've been through some stuff. We've gone through some of the most complex military operations this country's ever conducted. And your steady hand and your leadership during those was a great source of strength for me. Thank you for your leadership. Thank you for your character. Thank you for your selfless service. Thank you for commitment. Thank you for being a mentor to me, Mr. Vice President.
02:36
It's called the Swamp. And you know what happened. And you know what? I did a big favor. I caught the Swamp. I caught them all. Let's see what happens. Nobody else could have done that but me. I caught all of this corruption that was going on, and nobody else could have done it. Every four years, we gather on these steps to carry out the orderly and peaceful transfer of power. Today's ceremony, however, has very special meaning. Because today we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another, but we are transferring power from Washington, D.C. And giving it back to you, the people. For too long, a small group in our nation's capital has reaped the rewards of government while the people have borne the cost. Washington flourished, but the people did not share in its wealth.
03:59
This American carnage stops right here and stops right now. The forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. From this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. From this day forward, it's going to be only America first.
04:27
This is a president of the United States who is a danger to the Republic.
04:31
America first.
04:33
He knows he's an illegitimate president.
04:35
The oath office I take today is an oath of allegiance to all Americans.
04:41
The great Trump Recovery.
04:43
America will never be a socialist country. I will fight for you with every breath in my body.
04:53
Russia. Russian. Pro.
04:55
Russian. Russian. Russian. Russian. Russian.
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Russian. Russians.
04:58
Russian.
04:58
Russia.
04:58
Russia. Russia.
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And I will never, ever let you down.
05:08
A dangerous virus is spreading rapidly in China. US Officials are very worried that it could come here.
05:13
This is really the worst attack we've ever had. This is worse than Pearl Harbor. This is worse than the World Trade Center. There's never been an attack like this. The time for empty talk is over. Now arrives the hour of action. What they're doing is using Covid to steal an election. Together, we will make America strong again. You know what it's about?
05:37
Fraud. Fake balance.
05:40
We will make America wealthy again. They are trying to steal the election.
05:45
Now under the leadership of President Trump.
05:47
We are fully realizing President Kenny's prescient of special operations forces.
05:54
We will make America proud again. And watch, please, those mail in ballots. We will make America safe again. And in millions and millions of ballots, their vote is under what they thought they needed. Dumping more ballots in there.
06:10
Okay?
06:11
And yes, together we will make America great again. Thank you. God bless you. If we are right about the fraud, Joe Biden can't be president.
06:24
Congress, the chair declares the joint session solid.
06:45
Good evening, everybody, and welcome to the show. There is so much going on, but really, welcome to the Wednesday edition of the Devolution Power Hour. I hope you guys are having what.
06:56
Also known as the shit show.
06:57
The shit show. Today was a shit show of. There was so much that happened today. Like, I was going through my notes before the show. You had sent a few things over, like three, four, five things, and pretty much all of them are. Those are lame compared to the things we're going to be talking about tonight.
07:14
Yeah, like, they didn't make the cut. And I get it. That's how much stuff is going on.
07:18
Yeah, yeah. Every time before the show, I was like, well, I mean, if you can bring it up naturally and keep it super short. And yeah, I'm like, look at this really interesting thing.
07:27
Yeah, like, look at this really interesting thing. And John's like, that's cool. Fudge you. We have these other things. And then my response is, basically, that's reasonable. There is. I mean, as is custom, we'll get through 2.1 topics and that'll be it. But.
07:42
And then at the end of the show, you're going to throw all the stuff in that you said you weren't going to bring up.
07:45
So I did just want to say.
07:47
Yeah, just one more thing. If I can do this really quickly.
07:50
I got some energy. Mrs. Bright is. Is looking haggard on the baby cam. Beautifully haggard. Is that.
07:56
There you go. That's a compliment. They like those. They like those.
08:00
I, however, am looking svelte and ready for the power hour.
08:05
I'm. I like, hit a wall not long ago. I don't know why. I got a little caffeine here. I'm gonna see if that perks me up. But the news, I'm hoping will perk me up as well. By the way, how's. This is. How old's your baby? Like a month?
08:17
No, two weeks today.
08:20
Wow.
08:20
Today back to his birth weight. So he's. He's hitting the gym, he's been hitting the weights. He's back up There we're trying to min max. Like we're at a bulk stage right now, but I don't want to go too crazy.
08:34
Sure.
08:35
So we're gonna slow it down now. We're just gonna maintain, get into some maintenance mode, work on.
08:40
When are you gonna start hitting the gym?
08:42
Oh, no, I'm thinking, like, I'm thinking when he's done with high school, I'll get back in there.
08:49
Okay, cool. Yep, sounds good. Looking forward to it. Anyway. Yeah. So, laundry list of things tonight. Let me see if I can find my post where I just posted this. So to name a few. Tonight we're going to talk about. We've had two special counsel reports since Saturday. We had the confirmation hearings today. And the main thing I want to talk about with those is the Q and on cannibalism mentioned, which was so funny. We'll talk about the peacemaking, the peacemakers, the deal that was negotiated which Biden.
09:23
Tried to credit for sure. Right.
09:25
Yeah, good point. Well, save it for that part. We have a Biden farewell, a prerecorded farewell. And it's so funny how they did. Did you see that?
09:38
No, I read the quotes. I didn't see.
09:41
No. Like at the beginning of this stream, the live stream farewell, like one of the aids messed up and it like went to the wrong thing and she had to like go on the computer and click the pre recorded stream. It's like this is, this was the entire presidency guys. They were showing you right here at the very end. Yeah, we'll talk about that. Bittersweet farewell. And then we have something to do with Trump's inauguration. There's a theme that was put forth with this and it's eerily similar to his outgoing theme related to devolution. We'll talk about that. There's this weird UAE treaty, United Arab Emirates. And we're actually gonna have a guest join.
10:19
I wonder if you guys can guess who that Middle east expert might be that's going to join us for a brief segment here in a little bit to talk about that. I mean, I feel like we had so much more. Biden canceled on nspm. Don't you forget about that.
10:33
Right.
10:34
See what else?
10:35
I mean, as long as that's the one topic that I'm glad is going to make the cut is the. Our boy blue. I will not have our boy blue besmirched in his final days of this office.
10:49
It's interesting to see the things they're doing on the way out the door. Yeah, but yeah, we can be. Smudge them a little bit.
10:56
Yeah, I mean I just, I, I, it's one of those funny circumstances where all of the memes like flaming him on his way out the door are entirely accurate. And if he was our boy blue would be entirely the point of our boy blue.
11:14
So that's why I said bittersweet. Yeah, it's bittersweet. It's.
11:18
I need to play some bittersweet symphony for him in the outro or something.
11:22
Well, we're gonna do the I I will remember you video. Probably that green.
11:26
We need a new one. We'll have green. Green start working on it now. Bittersweet symphony next week for next week.
11:34
We could probably do a better song than that.
11:38
I mean it's not the best song. It's just, it's fitting.
11:42
Yeah. Yeah. But there's got to be like. That's why I will remember you is so perfect. Because it's like on all those cleft palate commercials. If any of you guys are watching NFL playoffs lately, I suffered through some of the Vikings game the other day. There's like four commercials of the kids with cleft pallets. And my kids like for the first 20 minutes of the game are watching with me and my son is freaking out. It's like, what's wrong with their face? It's like.
12:06
Well, yeah, the, if you donate.
12:08
Five bucks you can fix that face. Johnny.
12:10
I've never seen a man his contract situation more in one night than Sam Darnold did on that. Oh yeah, like it's over, man. There's no like we're gonna run this back after that is a mirage. If, if that wasn't proof that regular seasons in all sports are completely meaningless.
12:33
Not completely. You need, you need those to get to the postseason. But yeah, you're absolutely right. But we don't need to talk sports here. We have plenty of other topics to discuss and let's kick things off with a couple of our sponsors. We're going to start with a little gold co. Oh shoot. My thing isn't loaded so hold for processing maybe. How about you ad lib this burning bright just came. I won't do that to you. Yeah, get your gold, get your silver. Badlandsgold.com you can also get some free bonus silver, but you gotta check if you qualify. Go to instantsilver.com badlands another thing real quick, since we're talking finances, what about bitcoin lately? Badlandsme TV River. Bitcoin is kind of Surged. And you have a little theory about it? Maybe. Should we say, yeah, maybe, or do you want to do now?
13:24
I mean, let's just hit it now. Just because it's a quick thing. It's not really actual news. I mean, bitcoin surged back above a hundred thousand dollars briefly. It's back down to 99. Obviously. Inauguration is next week. That's what we're going to be talking about a lot. And the bitcoin world and the tradfi world is taught well. Tradfi and defi worlds are glued to what, if anything, Trump is going to do week one when it comes to signaling something with bitcoin. And you know, besides the long term stuff that G Money talks about and that we've talked about on these shows, I do actually think this is the case where Trump is going to make some big moves like day one.
14:09
I agree.
14:09
If for no other reason than he made a really huge deal out of courting that whole maximalist audience and that's all they care about. But yeah, it. There's a few triggers that could happen like repealing SAB 21 that would allow banks to custody Bitcoin, etc. That most people believe Trump is going to do like week one. And if he does this, it probably opens the door to that nation state game theory that many of us have been theorizing about for quite a while.
14:39
It's gonna be interesting. Day one is gonna be pretty fun, I think.
14:44
Yeah.
14:44
All those executive orders. Rumors of 100 executive orders. Can you imagine? Like how. What did Steve, my wet dream. Didn't he.
14:50
Was he the one talking about 100 Bannon said something about all the executive orders yesterday.
14:55
My Jimmy's a rustling. And that's why it's perfect timing for this too. Might as well quick promo this. I'm starting a new show, guys, starting next Tuesday. So it won't be on day one, but it'll be on day two. Probably won't have time to go through all 100 executive orders if that is the case. Because I'm going to be committed to keeping the show to one hour. That's the goal. One hour show. See if I can do it.
15:20
So just have me ghost Cancon and Chris back to. Back to. And Zach.
15:27
Yep.
15:28
All the least verbose people.
15:31
Yeah, we can maybe make it out of the intro. We won't even make it out of the intro. That's like a liberty. No, it's going to be short. Sweet. Get to the point. We're Going to cover many of the headlines. We're doing a couple deep dives on stuff. My plan is to bring guests on. Maybe not so many right away, but topical guests, kind of like Bannon does. But it should be good. I'm really excited about this. The Daily Herald starting next Tuesday, but it's going to be every weekday at 1pm Eastern, so make sure you guys stay tuned for that.
16:02
I do want to let people know a little behind the scenes. I want people to know how many of my great ideas never even see a whisper. Into the. Into the Badlands Zeitgeist. I proposed that the graphic here be much more John as if he is in the classic film the Newsies, occupying the Christian Bale role.
16:25
That wasn't behind the scenes. You said that on air last week.
16:29
And behind the scenes many more times. And not even a little bit of a hint of the newsies. But, you know, it's. It's classy. I get it.
16:37
But there's a literal newspaper on the. On the thing on the thumbnail, just saying.
16:43
Yeah, well, if it. If it doesn't go well, if it fails, it's because of that.
16:48
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19:32
Tomorrow we are covering Burgum for the Interior, Zeldin for the epa, Besson for Treasury. There's possibly more Bondi, and then there's another one on the schedule tomorrow, same committee, Scott Turner for hud. Gnomes on Friday. Gnomes, dhs. Yeah. So lots tomorrow. The bergamot I'm especially excited about. He's a North Dakotan. I don't want to say why yet, but there's. There's some potential for a pretty funny story. I'll tell you guys about the story after. After the Burgum thing because there's a mainstream media outlet out there. Got to see how. What happens and then. And then we'll tell you about it. So I don't want to tease it too much, but I can't wait. Been checking.
20:24
If ever there was. If ever there was proof of how. Not just how.
20:29
Don't. Don't ruin it.
20:30
Sort of evil, these people, in case they're watching. Stupid. They are.
20:33
Yeah.
20:33
This would be one of them.
20:35
Yeah. Just in case they're watching. We don't want to ruin anything. Yeah. We'll get back to you on that? Okay. Well, anyway, he ghost is not here yet, so let's talk about this. Trump's inauguration coming up soon, five days away now they put out theme for what the inauguration is going to be. And so I'm going to read this is a cat the great post. The theme of the 60th inaugural ceremonies are Enduring Democracy, A Constitutional Promise recognizes the founder's commitment to the future generations of Americans to preserve the continuity and stability of our democratic system of government. And this is very, very interesting because as I said earlier, this is eerily similar to what Trump said in the federal mission Resilience strategy that was released in conjunction with Executive Order 13961, which is the devolution executive order.
21:34
It's this one, if you guys don't remember, in the opening part of this that Trump wrote. There's a couple paragraphs in here, but one in particular I'm going to read. And it's almost, not quite verbatim, but very similar. And so I'm looking at this, I'm like, okay, this is Trump outgoing, saying almost the same thing as he's saying as he's coming right back in the door. This. Let me make sure I have the right one here. I'm all, I'm so, like, so excited and I'm all over the place.
22:02
Jesus, is this what's been going on when I've been gone?
22:05
Yeah, pretty much. Okay. The strategy right here accelerates our collective efforts to fully implement national continuity policy and make risk informed decisions to maintain a comprehensive and effective capability that insur. Ensures the continuous performance of essential functions and services to preserve our constitutional form of government under any and all conditions. As executive branch, we must recommit and sustain leadership's attention on meeting the needs of American people in face of disruptions and preserving our form of government. And again, back to the theme of the upcoming inauguration, our enduring democracy, a constitutional promise to preserve the continuity and stability of our democratic system of government we've talked about on the show a few times. You know, in terms of phases of continuity government and devolution, what would the next phase be? And are we witnessing that?
22:58
And it's hard to know because none of us know exactly what is going on. But we think it's some form of continuity government. That next phase would be the reconstitution phase when Trump returns the government back to the, you know, as close as semblance as it used to be prior to leaving. And that's what like this him being inaugurated would be. Right. And so it's just, it's very interesting and it's notable that theme of this coming back in is right on par with theme of when he was leaving. So I don't know if you have any comment on that.
23:29
I mean, just the clip that comes to mind is from Pompeo. Whatever people think of him, the statement was an Alzheimer of we're going to see a smooth transition to a second Trump administration. And, you know, this is just, it's full circle. I mean, it's a lot of the stuff that we'll get to if and when we talk about Joe Biden and his farewell. But, you know, Chris and I talked about this even on Story hour last night. We were talking about a movie based on video games, Free Guy. And, you know, some of the stuff that I saw you talking about on Liberty Den last week, something that can be a little frustrating for me, I think, is there's so many opinions in the truth community. That's, that's a strength, it's not a weakness of it.
24:18
But I get annoyed when I see what I feel is internally inconsistent viewpoints being advanced by people. One of those is related to what we're seeing here with the continuity sort of idea. You know, there's a lot of gray area in this stuff, but generally speaking, if you think there was a continuity of government devolution plan put in motion, if you look at all the stuff Trump was saying in the lead up to the 2020 election, if you look at the net effects of the Biden administration, and especially if you look at the 20, 23, 24 statements by Trump continuously talking about that administration and its effects on the public, there are people who kind of, they separate those two things in their minds and they're like, oh, there's the Devo operation and then there's the Biden administration.
25:11
And I'm not saying that you have to believe it was all 100% controlled, but to think that Trump is this 5D chess master and implemented a continuity of government operation, but also the deep state has been ravaging the country for four years. Like, those two viewpoints are not entirely compatible. And I think that, you know, to me this week and next week, how smooth, quote, unquote, the transition seems may kind of give us some more markers as to how planned all of this was. I mean, there's a lot of talk about how chaotic things are about to get. But I, I almost Am sensing a reverse rug pull. Like, I, I'm starting to feel like.
25:55
Yeah, okay, we'll get there. So, so save that comment because I know where you're going with that and that's perfect for when we get to that part of it. What you said there, you know, like the continuity government or some sort of devolution op, and also the Biden administration and the deep state has control. We've discussed this. You know, how much level of control is there? So many times. And I always come back to, like, I will never, or at least I'm not going to say never. But I'm yet to see an argument that has convinced me to overcome the full control hurdle that's there for me. Like, there's a. Yeah, there's a logical inconsistency with it be for many reasons. There's a more moral inconsistency with that argument as well.
26:37
But the main thing is like, I think the devolution operation, and Chris was the one who first, you know, phrased it this way. It's like the baby in the playpen. That's the level of control. Like they're still going to be able to do things, but there's just this. We baby proof the house and they can't do certain really, really bad things. But the war is real. Like that's a Q thing. And qq, having said that, also saying full control, like those two things, I, I think you can't have both. You know what I mean?
27:06
Yeah. Well, let me put it a different way because I phrased that weirdly. I wasn't even trying to get into really control. Stupid of you, man, discussion. I more mean the inconsistency. I think I see specifically as it relates to the devolution theory. There's people that don't use that terminology. Right. But if they follow the Q op, they believe in the plan. Right. They believe that there's a Patriot plan overall. And we've talked about this for a long time, no matter how far you go or don't go into, how much control did Patriots have over the Biden administration? I think it's reasonable to go far enough as to say it wasn't left up to chance that Trump would be coming back into a public position of power. Right.
27:52
So that in 2020, if the devolution operation was implemented, maybe they didn't have control over the incoming administration outside of the baby in the playpen, as he put it, as Chris puts it, but it's impossible to believe, as we've said a million times, that they were relying on the same sort of deep state systems to just hope that Trump gets back in there. And I think that whether you are read up on the devolution mechanism or not, which, that's going to give you even more of a belief that this stuff wasn't left up to chance. I find the inconsistency among some Q people, not all, of course, but some where they're like, everything is planned. This is part of a Patriot plan. And yet it relied on us winning a fake election. It relied on having control over these systems.
28:42
It relies on a smooth transition of power like those viewpoints, I think, should be diverging at this point. Like, you're either, you either think that we're watching some sort of culmination, resolution of a plan that's been going on, or you don't. And you think that the last four years was just kind of people acting, including patriots, just doing the best they could in the moment.
29:04
The whole time, you know, I could see a level of control, and I don't think I've seen anybody talk about it this way. But like, almost like a kill switch, right? Like, we have you guys and we're gonna play this thing out, but if you do step out of line fully or something, we have everything we need to completely take you down. And there's moral arguments to, if you have it, just do it. But, but I understand the awakening argument, all these other things. I, we don't have to have that debate. But that's how I could see it playing out in some sort of full control. It's not necessarily. They're not, we're not controlling these people. Like, there's this battle going on. But yeah, the ending is there. The ending isn't.
29:41
I agree with, I agree with that. And it makes me think of the analog to that, the sort of Damocles idea where the deep staters in the know, if they haven't been directly read in on anything, they've been able to see the gravity of devolution. So I, I agree with you that if that's as low a level of control as we have, that's still a lot of control if your enemies are in there, kind of being like, man, if we really step out of line here, we might get that sword coming down and we don't know what form that's going to take.
30:14
Yeah, the other inconsistency. I see. And then we'll. We'll bring our guests on. Because I sees in the background here is the same people who call themselves digital soldiers are also being like, wow, that was a. Must have been a loud cough. Yeah, I can see like. Anyway, the same people call themselves digital soldiers and talking about this all the time, but then they're like, why are we questioning Trump now? Like, why? Why are we. Don't you trust Trump? All these people, all these things, the Zuckerberg oppos, it's still in the back of my mind because it's so fresh and I, it's. There's gonna be more like it. It's going to continue. Those two things are logical inconsistencies because you're a cute. You're a digital cheerleader at that point. You're not a digital soldier.
30:57
Yeah. Of the movie, which I don't think was the point.
31:00
You're not an active participant. Participant. And maybe that is what they want. They just want people to be cheerleading. But I never having not read the drops fully, I've never believed that should be how people operate once I got into this. You got to be an active participant. You got to push what you want. But let's not have that debate unless you have anything really worthwhile.
31:19
I agree, and I don't. The only thing I would add is that I don't interpret the Q drops as advocating for that, but I do think that some people interpreted them. Them that way.
31:28
Yes. Okay, we got ghost on for a segment. I didn't tell them this pre show, but no filibustering. That's your only guideline. We're going to try to make this a 15 minute segment. So you're going to teach us everything we need to know about the Middle east geopolitics in 15 minutes.
31:44
So that's start around 2000 B.C.
31:48
Yeah. No, but the reason I wanted to have him on is because I was going through. If you go to the Biden White House, just type in Biden White House and go to their briefing room. They have all sorts of the stuff they do every single day, all sorts of releases. And there's one interesting one that I found. I was like, what the hell is going on with this? And it was this one message to the Senate on the treaty between the government of the United States of America and the government of the United Arab Emirates on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters. I was like, well, why would they be doing this? And I. You read through it and it was signed in 2022. February of 2022.
32:28
So almost three years ago, and he's putting this memo out here because he sent the treaty to Congress for their advice and consent on ratification. Like, he's trying to get this to become a law because you need the Senate to ratify treaties. And so I'm like, why the hell is he waiting almost three years to get a treaty that was signed three years ago ratified now? Like, why would you not do this three years? Why would you not do it anytime on the past? Why are you doing it five days before Trump comes in here? Then I dug a little further on it. I'll pass this over to you in a second, Gordon, to have you just nerd out all over it, but dug in a little further, and there's a Twitter post up on it. But this.
33:09
This treaty is like sharing information on criminals, essentially. Like, it's. It's meant to streamline the exchange of U.S. U.S. Law enforcement data and evidence needed investigations and prosecutions. The people that were involved with this who were negotiating for several years, and if not mistaken, several means more than one. And if it was signed in 2022, that means it was started when Trump was in office. Negotiations for this started when Trump was in office. If my math is correct, the guy who's in office, or, sorry, in charge, or the director of this Justice Department.
33:45
Just little note, several technically means more than two. So it doesn't just mean two. It does mean more than two.
33:53
If they're using correct language even further solidifies my point. I love it when you do that stuff. So keep doing that stuff. Don't do other stuff. Anyway, one of the guys in charge of the negotiations was the Justice Department's Office of International Affairs. The director over there is this Vaughn Airy. I don't know if that's how you say his name, but what I found interesting is this guy used to be the convening authority for military trials at Gitmo. He's a JAG officer, Judge Advocate Division. Dasting as hell, in my opinion, with all the Gitmo stuff going on. He's been there since March of 2016. Even predated Trump technically, because there, through the entirety of Trump's presidency, he was the one negotiating this stuff.
34:42
They fired him or basically forced him to resign from that position because he was trying to get judges to move to Gitmo so they could get these prosecutions going faster. And they didn't. The DOD and State Department didn't want them to be doing that. He's like, no, we're not sending these judges down. There to move faster. There's this beef, and he essentially resigned and then later on came to work here. So, yeah, what's going on? Why are we. Why do we even have these. This treaty with. With uae and why do you think it took so long for it to get pushed to the senate?
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One minute left. Ghost.
35:19
That's hilarious. I. I didn't watch the Pete. The Pete Hegseth thing, but I did see the clip of the old man asking him what a jag off was. And hegseth's response. I thought hegseth was going to say, you are a jag off. That would have been the appropriate response, but I thought that was a hilarious little exchange.
35:38
There's some great memes that came out of that hearing.
35:41
Yeah, yeah, exactly. No, no, this is a. So what y'all were just talking about before, I think, ties right into this. The war is real. The war is happening. That's kind of a trope that a lot of people have been saying for the past eight years, 10 years, however long people have been at this. But there's a lot of proof to that. So if you want to share my screen, I can just walk you through the speed run of how the UAE is doing exactly what that. That treaty suggests.
36:11
I'm looking at your screen in the background, and I'm dreading sharing it.
36:16
Well, look, this is the war. I mean, if you want to see what the war is, guys, the war is a giant RICO case that is transnational, that involves many different jurisdictions, many different authorities rounding people up and basically isolating the oligarchs and bringing them down. And people need to understand they haven't all been brought down yet. The idea that, like, all the bad guys have been rounded up, that, like, the plans are probably laid, but they haven't been arrested yet. They are still being arrested as we speak. So how the UAE, specifically this, ties into. Executive Order 13818, December 2000, 2017, October 10, 2019. Secretary Pompeo, today, U. S. Treasury sanctions against the Gupta brothers make clear that those. Those involved in corruption will face consequences.
37:14
This action reaffirms the United States commitment to the support of the rule of law and accountability in South Africa and globally. So who are the Gumta brothers? Here is the U. S. Department of treasury official paperwork saying pursuant to executive order 13818, these guys are added to the list. Go get them. Right. So who are the Gumta brothers? The gumta brothers are oligarchs from India who have controlled for about 10 years they have. Have a thing called state capture. And so they were guilty of something that's called state capture in South Africa, where they had bought off. It says state capture is a type of systemic corruption or political corruption in which private interests significantly influence the state's decision making processes to their own advantage.
38:01
And eventually, effectively what it amounts to is you have paid off the politicians, you own the corporate media, so you are basically disseminating fake news to the public. And then you also are using bot farms, as it says right here. In 2017, it was discovered that the Gupta brothers, acting on behalf of. Of Oak Bay Investments, had deliberately manipulated and inflamed racial tensions, stirred up racial hatred, and made accusations of, quote, white monopoly capital, end quote. Using a large number of fake Twitter and other accounts online as part of a campaign to portray Oak Bay and those connected to it as victims, apparently intended to deflect corruption claims. So basically what these guys were doing is they were on a much smaller scale, being the deep state, but in South Africa.
38:49
Interesting.
38:51
So they immediately, as soon as this gets announced or in the time leading up to it getting announced, they flee to. This is like 2018. They flee to. From South Africa to Dubai to the uae and they chill there for about four years. And then four years later.
39:09
Wait, what date was this?
39:12
I'm sorry, so they fled in 2018, 2019. Pompeo makes this announcement that we're adding them to the, to this executive order.
39:24
And so they were already in UAE when Pompeo did, correct?
39:28
Yes, they're already in the. They are. They were already there. Then fast forward to this is June 2022.
39:36
A.
39:37
A red flag is what it's called, is put out by Interpol. So Interpol puts out like a, like red flag. A red flag, red fag, something like that.
39:46
Okay.
39:47
And it says, arrest these guys. Any, like, any jurisdiction that's. That finds these people arresting the Gupta brothers. And so two of the Gunta brothers were in the uae, and so the UAE immediately arrests them and holds them. South Africa. So there's a lot of back and forth about whether the UAE is the good guy or the bad guy. You have the media accused, like, attacking them relentlessly, saying they're the bad guy because South Africa applies for extradition and says, hey, send us the Gunta brothers so we can prosecute them. And the UAE says, no, we are not going to send you the Gunta brothers.
40:26
Is this verbatim?
40:27
This is verbatim. They say, no, we're not going to send you The Gumta brothers. It says, UAE court dismisses South African requests extradited Gupta brothers. And the reason that now, the specific reason they didn't do it is because it says right here, specifically, it is reported that the extradition request failed to include an active arrest warrant, as is required by the terms of the extradition treaty. So they had no arrest warrant issued that they included in like this request. And so they said, hey guys, you didn't send us an arrest warrant, so we're not sending them back to you. It's worth noting that April of 2023, this is, this guy was one of the Gupta brothers lieutenants who ran one of their companies. And he was acquitted in his trial because basically the prosecutor screwed up the prosecution.
41:15
So there's a lot of speculation that the South. South Africa is not equipped to prosecute these guys. And so the UAE is holding them and basically saying, yeah, we don't trust you to prosecute them. We're going to keep them for now.
41:26
Let's take an intermission here. I got, I got so many questions, so. And burning Brad, if you have anything.
41:31
This is an actual photo of the Google brothers. That's what I kept thinking of.
41:38
Exactly.
41:38
These are the Koopas from Mario.
41:41
But anyway, okay, south Africa sends in this request, like, hey, give us our Guptas back. But the UAE is like, no, you need an arrest warrant. And that like stifled South Africa, they couldn't put together an arrest warrant to like alter their extradition requests.
41:57
They've like recently up reapplied. They're like, hey, put together, like put together a new request and try again. And it took them like a year or two to do that. So I went and checked and right now that request is pending. I mean, it's insane. I, I agree it's really stupid.
42:12
But that I feel like it is an arrest warrant. Wouldn't even like, I could put one together right now on using Microsoft Word probably.
42:22
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
42:23
You probably have one in your, like a blank one in your mind map.
42:26
Sometimes these arrest warrants makes me wonder though, who's trying to get them back. Right, like there. This is where it depends on. It depends on the colored hat you're putting on the UAE here. But if you put a white hat on them for the purposes of this operation, then sometimes the point of origin, bad actors in the point of origin could be trying to put together arrest warrants to insulate their own assets.
42:54
Is it possible for you to give like a two paragraph Too long. Didn't listen for everything you've said to this point.
43:02
Yes, I can. Gun to brothers are the deep state on a smaller scale who controlled South Africa for about 10 years. A new president was elected in 2018 that replaced the old president who was in bed with the guntas. And basically they were then added to Executive Order 13818 by Trump. They ran away to the UAE and then eventually during the Biden administration they were arrested by the UAE and are being held there now.
43:33
All of this is to say you think that this, it's possible that these are the guys specifically that this action is referencing?
43:42
Yes, the, this is definitely the guys. This is definitely.
43:46
Yeah.
43:47
From the well, from the treaty.
43:49
Yeah, that's what I mean. Yeah.
43:50
So the treaty. I think what the tree is actually about is if you think about what Dubai is a haven for wealth. Right?
43:57
Yeah.
43:58
And there are all these articles out there you can go find of people who have money, they go to Dubai. So you could imagine that it, you could imagine that there are probably a lot of people who have ill gotten gains who are basically retired now in Dubai.
44:16
So isn't that the place me and Zach talked about, the Dubai Porta Potty or whatever? Isn't that. Well obviously Dubai Porta Potty would be in Dubai.
44:24
I don't know.
44:26
That's a, that's a good, a nice Porta Potty there or something.
44:29
Google it. Just make sure you're not on your work computer sometime. Ghost.
44:33
Yeah, okay, I will. But basically like Dubai, for those who aren't familiar, the UAE is kind of like the most moderate, the loosest rules so to speak of all the Arab nations. And there's a lot of wealth there. So you go to Dubai, you have lots of fun. You probably have seen like the Instagram hoes online. Like they're always in Dubai.
44:55
Yeah, yeah. That's the cottage industry over there. A lot of the early bitcoin bros went to Dubai. And one kind of interesting thing about Dubai though is that even though it's a haven for potential billionaire ne'er do wells, it's got like the most strict law enforcement maybe worldwide. Like if you're around in Dubai and making any sort of trouble, they just throw you in prison right there. Like you go over the speed limit, you smoke weed, whatever it is, they'll throw the book at you straight to jail.
45:34
So like is there anything on your mind map that you. That makes you. So when I saw this treaty Come through. My first thought was the timing of it obviously being. It took three years and now they're finally pushing this through and it's right before Trump gets in here. And it's a Trump treaty. So, like, it's. That's notable to me. I'm not sure if it's, you know, it could definitely be a reading of it's our boy Blue just doing another Trump thing before Trump gets in there. Take the pressure off of Trump narrative, shielding all these things. But is there like some sort of actual to Biden needs to be the one to send this treaty through for whatever reason. Is it something to do with 9, 11, is it something to do with other Deep State stuff?
46:13
Because when I think along these lines and what we're up against, you know, okay, some South African Deep State agents, I get it. They've been sanctioned by the United States. I get it. But like, is there any direct connection to like, Deep State shenanigans here in the United States that you can think of?
46:29
Yes, and let me show you that. So, and before I show you that, I'll just point this, I point out this headline this past May. So seven months ago, the third brother, who I think is like the head honcho, he was arrested india by Modi. So Modi, now Modi has the oldest brother in the uae, which is who is nbz. He has the two other brothers. So Africa represents a chessboard that's been active this entire time, the entire Biden administration. There has been a very active, kinetic conflict happening there between the Deep State, which is represented by NATO in the European Union, and ISIS against this emerging sovereign alliance.
47:16
I will point out that on the same day or the day after Pompeo put out this post, we get this really interesting article that talks about two weeks before this big summit was going to happen in October 24th. They're talking about Trump's Africa strategy. They're talking about the first ever Russia Africa summit, which is going to be held in Sochi October 23rd and 24th, talking about how all these military deals between Putin and Africa, how the Wagner Group was already in Africa, operating, helping soldiers on the ground, helping locals overthrow governments. I think I came on with Burning Bright and Chris and talked about this before. And like we walked through some of this stuff and then I came on with Chris and Patrick like two months ago, and we talked about Venezuela and how that tied into all this.
48:11
But point is that these two articles right here, this one is from April 1st of last year, April 1st, 2024 is how the Gulf states are putting their money into mining. And this one, the UAE's rising influence in Africa. This is May of 2024. And just to summarize what both these articles are saying, the assets that were seized in Executive Order 13818 by Donald Trump, specifically this guy, Dan Gertler in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he seized assets that were owned by Glencore, which is the largest commodity asset company in the world. These three companies right here, Glencord, Trafigura, and Vital, these are. These represent the three largest commodity traders in the world. Commodities, meaning oil, precious metals, like all that stuff. You're talking trillions of dollars of commodities basically between these three companies.
49:13
And Trump went in and seized their mining rights in Africa. And then over the course of the Biden administration, after Wagner Group went down there and helped the locals overthrow the imperial governments, the colonial governments, and take back their sovereignty. After that happened, because they waited a few years for that to happen, in 2022, they started prosecuting these guys. And, and actually, because all Trump did was seize, like, freeze their assets, right? That's what executive, the EO does. Then the Biden administration, his DOJ goes in with the British government and the Brazilian government, and in a British court, they strip away these assets, which are worth trillions of dollars from these companies from Glencore. And then who comes in and buys them? This company called International Resources holding, which is a UAE company owned by mbz, but also with investment from mbs.
50:13
And so the short story is that you have, before these guys, before the UAE and Saudi Arabia went into Africa, you had two different players in Africa. You had the west, which was like the imperial powers from the 1800s, 1700s. And then you had China, and which is the Belt and Road initiative. Basically, China comes in and says, we'll build you a power plant, but we own everything. And, you know, it's a better deal than what they're giving you, but it's not the best deal. This is a third option. And that's what these articles are talking about. It's a third option where they can actually become partners with these guys. All these guys are interested in doing is accessing the resources. They're not interested in imperialism. They're not interested in, like, controlling the government, anything like that.
51:00
So it's a much better deal for the locals. And so basically you have the Russians on the ground helping them fight NATO and isis. And then you have the UAE and Saudi Arabia Providing the money to come in and buy up all of the mining rights, the oil rights, all of the resources, and then use that to clean up the industry and basically give people their sovereignty back. That's the easiest way to explain it without going into a long dig. By the way, this is why I like. One of the big reasons I started my new show was to explain these stories at a more granular, like the granular level so we could walk through like all these different anecdotes of how this is happening. Because how this all begins, like right here is this, this article, remember, is April. April 2024.
51:57
And they mentioned we now have the largest exploration program in the world. Talking about exploring for mining, like minerals and oil. And that is Yasir Al Rumayan. He's the head of the Saudi Public Investment Fund. He's also the head of Aramco. He's also.
52:15
You gotta slow down.
52:16
Okay.
52:16
You gotta look up the word filibustering. I need. I, I have so many questions and we're so far past them. Okay, so what you said about Glencore, that. That is very interesting because we've dug into them before. I think on this show, Trump is the one who started these investig. Maybe it wasn't Trump, but like it was during Trump's presidency those investigations started. They. They had to pay a boatload in fines, didn't they? Like, but like billions. And at one point I think there was two investigations. One it was by the Justice Department and one from the SEC or something. But I'm pretty sure I'm just trying to find it here. Yeah, so it was after these fines went through, it was the Qatari or mbs, this company who bought up some of them. Like, huge investor in them.
53:03
And then in 2020, Tesla partnered with Glencore for future supply of cobalt in their lithium ion batteries, which is another interesting connection, especially when it comes to the battery part, lithium. All the stuff that Trump did with Chinese lithium and I mean that old thing is very interesting in and of itself, but. Yeah, I wanted to interrupt. Like I said, we're probably past it. Not as interesting now, but I think this is notable and bringing back. Do you have anything to say?
53:38
I know it sounds silly, but especially Ghost's first episode, which I watched, was a lot of. About the WWE and everything with the history of Trump. Obviously I've talked a lot about UFC history and my whole life was in that world. I find it interesting that you bring up that headline and we've got. We've got meetings between Trump and these UAE guys happening at UFC events. So one of my kind of pet theories for quite a while has been that the UFC and some of these big combat sports events, they're. They're essentially cover for. Or years ago, they were covered for sovereign alliance type of meetings to be going on. And for anybody. Well, most people are probably not going to be aware. The UAE actually, about 15 years ago, bought a sizable ownership stake in the UFC.
54:33
It's not something that they talk about, but MBZ owns about. I think it was 11%. The UFC? No, no, the UAE.
54:44
Okay.
54:45
They own like 11 of the UFC.
54:50
Yeah, John.
54:50
So.
54:51
So NBZ is Mohammed bin Zaid. He's the. He's the ruler of the uae.
54:56
So he's different from mbs. Yeah, but I remember in the combat sports world, that was like this very controversial thing at the time, but there's all kinds of sovereign alliance connections with the combat sports world, where you've got the Nurmagomedov brothers and Khabib and they're like Putin loyalists, and then you've got Khabib having meetings with Trump. And anyway, it's just interesting, this UAE stuff, that Dubai is Dubai and the Saudis are heavily pushing into the Western sports sort of culture. And a lot of these meetings were probably covers for much more than sports deals that were going on, for sure.
55:37
Yep.
55:38
And look at this. I mean, this is Glencore's CEO being arrested back in August, and he's now going to. Going to go to prison.
55:45
What's his name?
55:46
Alex Beard. So he was forced to resign in 2019, which, remember the date? So 2019, he was forced to resign. That was when they were stripping all the mining rights away from Glencore. He was finally arrested this past August. He's been going to court ever since then. I don't think his trial has actually started yet. But, yeah, I mean, this guy is definitely going to prison. A lot of other Glencore executives have been arrested, and it all started with this guy, Maduro. So Maduro and this article from August or from April 2023, this is from Bloomberg. This explains how right here it says that Maduro had an oil executive. This is early 2017.
56:42
This is March of 2017, right after Trump gets into office, a woman, like a scorned ex wife, I guess her husband was cheating on her, takes her husband's work laptop to Maduro and says, take this. And there's enough evidence on this laptop that he then hires a lawyer from America and Then in American court files a civil action lawsuit, which means you're filing criminal charges. But as like in civil court, TLDR keep it TLDR against 40 Glencore, basically 40 executives from those three companies I mentioned before. And so that starts the entire process that we're watching right now. The Sovereign Alliance Executive Order 13818. The, the people I just mentioned who are getting arrested, the UAE and Saudi Arabia buying up all the stuff in Africa, the Russians going after these governments in Africa, overthrowing them.
57:37
All of that's all started by Maduro in March of 2017. His case gets dismissed by the judge eventually. But I think I need to get all the files from the court cases. But I think that Trump used the material found in discovery from those cases and picked up the material and then applied it in his prosecutions like his executive orders. So I think Maduro and Trump are working together. It's a laptop from hell. Way before this is three years before we get the laptop from hell from Hunter Biden might have even given them the idea for the Hunter Biden laptop, like this Maduro story. But that leads to a.
58:18
This is March now we're getting into Venezuela. We don't need, We're.
58:23
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, but I'm just saying this leads to them doing their own corruption sweep. And then I would just wrap up here. This is from today's news. Former CEO of a, a Polish oil company was detained in the UAE today.
58:43
Interesting.
58:44
And this is because his name is, he's referred to as Samer. As Samer. A. But, but this is important. $400 million embezzled. He stole $400 million from Venezuela. So it all brings it back full circle. So this guy is probably one of the guys that Maduro goes after in 2017. And now the UAE is arresting him today. So it's all connected. I mean, this is just proof of what we're saying that this is a global.
59:15
Totally get that. Do you have anything else before we let you go here on the treaty thing for the year?
59:21
Well, I think what, well, basically what the treaty's saying, having gone and read it, is that they're going to share all the information that they've gathered in the UAE with law enforcement in America. And the fact that we're waiting till right now to sign the treaty means that information doesn't go to the Biden administration. It now goes to the Trump administration. The incoming Trump administration.
59:41
Yeah. Oh, that's I'd like that take on it. Yeah.
59:44
So it's like they were. They were holding all the information back until Trump was coming in.
59:49
Do you know, do you know much about the predecessor to Mohammed bin Zayed in the uae in terms of. The reason I ask is he took over in 2022. And UAE, as we've said, seems to have held themselves apart from most things. They're like the Switzerland of the Middle East. But Zayed, I know, is a super fierce opponent of the Muslim Brotherhood. Like, that's super documented. Obviously close ally of Trump, super heavy in the combat sports world. But I'd wondered if there was any analogues to what went on with Muhammad bin Salman and the Saudi purge in the uae. Doesn't seem like there was anything as dramatic as that before 2022.
01:00:36
It was his brother. So his brother was the. Was the ruler before. But this, as the story goes, is that MBZ went to. He was the one advocating for MBS to become crown prince. He went to MBS's dad and said, who's the king? And said, I have all the connections in D.C. I will protect him, I will help him and I will basically make sure he. He gets all like, plugged into the network and is good to go. So.
01:01:02
Right.
01:01:03
He was, he was a big reason that he became crown prince.
01:01:07
And I believe he supported, which is timely. I mean, now it feels like old news, but Zayed is also a supporter of Assad. And I find that interesting only because we sometimes look for like, Trump. Trump plays it cool or plays it coy with a lot of these figures like Assad, etc. And yet he's very public allies with these Middle Eastern guys who are then super close allies with like Putin and G. Right. It's like the Middle east is this line of demarcation. Trump's allies with all of them, but totally not all of their best friends.
01:01:44
Ghost, I can keep you on for one more thing. If you can keep it short, like, I mean it. I'm gonna boot you if you're not, because we have a whole bunch of shit to get tonight. Yeah. And I love you, brother. You are too smart for my britches. But I don't know, we got a flow to go through. So this also happened today has to do with Cuba. How familiar are you with Cuba?
01:02:04
Yeah, somewhat.
01:02:06
Okay. Somewhat. As pulls up his.
01:02:10
That's a different mind.
01:02:13
Okay. So another thing Trump or Biden did today was he actually revoked Trump's NSPM5, which had to do with basically labeling Cuba as a terrorist organization. And I thought that was fascinating. He made a post on this today. Fox News summed it up as. Let me just pull this up. Share my screen. Kind of was busy on Twitter today over process. I know that's too far. Yeah, right here. Biden revoked Trump's NSPM 5. The decision, which is reportedly part of the Catholic Church sponsored deal to free political prisoners in Cuba was first reported by the ap. In a certification that Biden issued later Tuesday afternoon. He claimed that the Cuban government has not provided any support for international terrorism during the preceding six month period as well as provided assurances that it will not support acts for international terrorism in the future.
01:03:15
That was a weird thing to say, like we swear we won't do it again. But yeah. Any, any insight as to this? Because I found it interesting, the timing again, like the treaty right before Trump gets in there, he's probably just going to put the designation right back in place. So I don't know if this could tie into later in the show when we talk about some false flag stuff and Jake Sullivan stuff. Are they, are they doing this just to get some Cuban terrorists in the country and do some January 20th inauguration stuff and that? I don't know. But yeah. Any insight?
01:03:44
Yeah, that's, that is interesting. I mean, I mean I would just think that the whole thing with Cuba seems like that was contrived and that was all CIA. So it.
01:03:55
Right.
01:03:56
Lowering that barrier, like lowering the, like opening things up with Cuba makes sense. That seems like that would be a subversion of the deep state to an extent. So we'll see what Trump does with it. But I think the idea is to like open everything up. Right?
01:04:11
Yeah, yeah.
01:04:13
Justin Trudeau can be our ambassador. The US once he's officially codified as the 51st governor, he can become our official ambassador to Cuba since he's 50 Cuban, as we all know.
01:04:28
Yeah, yeah, I mean I, I would agree with that. I think that there's just a lot of rugs, man. Like, like all the rugs are getting pulled and it's pretty awesome to watch.
01:04:37
It really is. Ghost new show you got. It's Mondays, right?
01:04:41
Yeah, Mondays at 7:30.
01:04:44
Give a little teaser for it and why people should be watching it. What you saw tonight, you're gonna love this show.
01:04:50
Yeah, yeah. And honestly, like the geopolitics, we won't get into geopolitics probably for two months because we have a lot of really cool, just fun stuff like because it's a merger of the celebrity Trumpamania and the geopolitics. So you'll get Dennis Rodman, you'll get Kim Jong Un, all that fun stuff. But then you also get digs like that about Africa.
01:05:12
What's it called?
01:05:13
It is called the Book of Trump. So it's the story of what we are watching right now.
01:05:19
Cool. People are loving it. So I urge you guys to check it out.
01:05:24
I was just gonna say that on the note. It's good timing with ghost new show because we've got Steve Wyckoff all over the news cycle lately.
01:05:33
Oh yeah, we should keep money for this too. Yeah.
01:05:35
And, and he is, if anybody is not aware, he was a producer. He was the producer of the Apprentice. So, you know, it's not just the in front of the camera talent that's been assembled, it's the behind the camera talent, Mark Burnett.
01:05:52
Mark Burnett is. But, but he is in the Trump administration. Okay, yeah, Mark Burnett is the Apprentice producer who's in the Trump administration. But Steve. But, but Wyckoff is the one who just forced Netanyahu to do the ceasefire deal.
01:06:05
Yeah. So let's keep you on here for this segment too. I lied. It was, I first heard about it during the Marco Rubio hearing. I think it was Chairman Hirsch or whatever made announcement like in the middle of it. By the way, we just got where there's a ceasefire and then Trump posted about it. We, he posted this. We have a deal for the hostages in the Middle East. They will be released shortly. Thank you. And then not long after that, he released this. And I'm going to read through this whole thing here real quick. This epic cease fire agreement could have only happened as a result of our historic victory in November as it signaled to the entire world that my administration would seek peace and negotiate deals to ensure the safety of all Americans and our allies.
01:06:48
I'm thrilled American and Israeli hostages will be returning home to be reunited with their families and loved ones. With this deal in place, my national security team, through the efforts of special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Wyckoff, will continue to work closely with our Israel and Allah and our allies to make sure Gaza never again becomes a terrorist safe haven. We will continue promoting peace through strength throughout the region as we build upon momentum of the ceasefire to further expand the historic Abraham Accords. This is only the beginning of great things to come for America and indeed the world. We have achieved so much without even being in the White House. What a weird, funny thing to say.
01:07:21
Just crazy Just imagine all of the wonderful things that will happen when I return to the White House and my administration is fully confirmed so they can secure more victories for the United States. And it was about, does that imply.
01:07:33
They'Re partially confirmed right now? Because I think that's what that implies.
01:07:37
It does imply that, doesn't it?
01:07:39
Why would you use the word fully there?
01:07:42
Maybe full is in all of them because he wants all of the ones to be confirmed. But it is interesting, the wit cough thing, because it was just about a week ago when Trump was giving a speech and he starts. He's like, oh, is that Steve in the back there? And he brings him up on stage. He's like, steve's been working really hard for several months, as Bernie Bright said, which means more than two. So multiple months, even potentially prior to Trump's election. I don't know. That's maybe some speculation, but probably not. But he's the one who's negotiating this deal. And when the deal happened today, the Biden administration tried to take credit for it all liberals were like, this was Biden's president. There are some people that like, this big Jason account on Twitter is total douchebag, total anti Trumper.
01:08:27
He's like, it doesn't matter if Trump did it. Doesn't matter if Biden did it. What matters is it got done. This is all of our deal. It's like, that's the gayest thing I've heard all day, bro. But, yeah, so it was clearly a Trump thing. Even Netanyahu, I'm pretty sure, came out and was like, thanks to President Trump and his efforts, I'll find that picture here quick. But, yeah, Ghost, what's your thoughts on this?
01:08:50
Yeah, so Wyckoff was also the. On the golf course when that. That guy got arrested.
01:08:55
Yeah.
01:08:55
So Wickoff was one playing golf with Trump when the assassin was on the golf course.
01:09:01
So really after.
01:09:03
It's actually a hilarious story. So Friday afternoon, Wyckoff is in Qatar. That's where all the people were meeting to negotiate the deal. He calls Netanyahu's aid, and he's like, hey, I got a deal. I'm bringing it to you in person so you can sign it. I'll be there tomorrow afternoon. Be ready. Like, you better be ready to meet with me. And the aide says, yeah, hold one minute. He goes, actually, it's the Sabbath. It's Shabbat, and Wyckoff's Jewish. And he goes, are you kidding me? He's like, there's no way. Because you Better be at that office. Get your ass to the office. I don't care about Shabbat. We're signing this deal like they're trying to make an excuse why they're not going to sign it. Yeah, well, the reason that Netanyahu doesn't want to sign it be for a number of reasons.
01:09:48
Because he doesn't want to lose his bargaining chip. For why? To keep the war going. Once this is over, then there's no reason for the war to continue, theoretically. The other reason is that he has a bunch of zealots in his security cabinet who are gung ho against this deal.
01:10:06
And they're freaking out.
01:10:07
And they've already said, if you sign this deal, we will resign from the government. And if we resign, then your government collapses and we have to hold new elections, and you will not win that election.
01:10:16
Why don't they like this deal, though?
01:10:18
Because these guys, I mean, these guys literally openly say they want to starve everyone in Palestine and they want to murder every man, woman and child. These guys are crazy. They're. They're. They're the guys. They're the guys that Trump forced Netanyahu to get in bed with because Trump went to Benny Gantz and said, hey, I think you should run against Netanyahu in 2018. So Benny Gantz and all the centrists abandoned Netanyahu, start their own thing, run against him, and basically, they don't have a government for like, three years because one wins the election. Then he can't form a coalition government. It collapses. They hold another election. So for three years, two and a half years, they're holding election after election, can't form a coalition government, spinning Gantz against Netanyahu.
01:11:01
Then Covid happens, they form an emergency government, and then Netanyahu just kind of forces himself in. In his. As prime minister. But that forces him to go to the most radical element in their society. These people who believe in Greater Israel, which is expanding Israel into. Into Iraq, into Saudi Arabia, into Egypt, into Lebanon, into Syria. They openly talk about doing this. And these guys are the highest, most powerful members of the government now. And they openly say, why can't we just starve everyone in Palestine? I don't understand. Like, these people are animals. We should just kill them all.
01:11:36
Yeah. So what was the conditions of the peace deal, by the way? The picture I have on the screen right now is so again, when Biden and all the Democrats are trying to take credit for it, even Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke on the phone. And, like, they have this post Here thanking Donald Trump for his assistance in advancing the release of the hostages. And if you're honestly going to try to make the argument that after 15 months, it just happens to be a coincidence that it's five days before Trump is coming in here that the deal gets done. It was all Biden, and that's nothing to do with that. Like, come on, give me a break.
01:12:07
But anyway, the irony of that, too, John, is that even if you want to play absolute devil's advocate and say that it was the Biden team that got across the goal line, the timing of it also, it is. Even in that scenario, it's the gravity of Donald Trump. Right. Like, even if they were negotiating with Biden, why did the condo. What battlefield conditions changed? It's nothing changed that. What changed is the incoming administration.
01:12:36
I also saw a lot of this today, which is why I'm curious if you know the details of the deal. This is Seth Dillon, the guy, I think, who does the B or whatever.
01:12:44
Yeah, he's a douche.
01:12:45
Yeah. But it wasn't a lot of conn Ink. This was their take today. How can there be a deal with terrorists that doesn't involve unconditional surrender? When you do what hamas did on October 7, there should be only two possible outcomes. Release the hostages and surrender or die. So do you know the details of. Of what. The actual.
01:13:04
My understanding is that they're. They have, like, obviously release all the hostages that Palestine or Hamas purportedly has. Trump has said before he doesn't think there are any hostages.
01:13:18
And then he thinks they're all dead.
01:13:20
He thinks they're all dead.
01:13:21
That's what he said.
01:13:22
He said he thinks they're all dead and.
01:13:24
Slash fake.
01:13:25
Yeah, slash fake. Well, they did come out a month ago. There's a guy who. They've been parading his parents around on the media for 12 months, and they came out a month ago and said, actually, your son was killed on October 7th. Sorry, we lied to you the whole time.
01:13:36
Oh, no way. Yeah.
01:13:38
So. So 1200. 1200 Palestinian hostages being held by Israel. They get released and then there's a ceasefire. I. I want to say it's in place for 40 days. I think it takes us into March, if I'm. If I'm not mistaken, that's the agreement in Prince.
01:13:55
Six weeks. I saw. Yeah. Something.
01:13:56
Yeah. It's worth noting, though, that the last time Israel signed a ceasefire deal was with Hezbollah. And within hours of signing the ceasefire deal, Netanyahu gets on a plane, flies across the Atlantic to New York to go to the. The UN meeting. And while he's on the plane, they detonate the pagers. So it's like, how. How long is a ceasefire deal going to last? We'll see.
01:14:19
But actually, ghost, that was the brilliant plan drawn up by these 60 Minutes guys.
01:14:27
Yeah, right.
01:14:28
Totally. Crazy spycraft, man.
01:14:31
Did you see the post that Trump put up about Jeffrey Sachs? Like the Jeffrey Sachs video post about Netanyahu? Yeah, I'll find it. He posted a video by Jeffrey Sachs is on just Napolitano show weekly. And it's a video of him speaking at some college and he just is talking about how basically netting like every war we've gotten into in the past 30 years, Netanyahu's dragged us into net. And he calls Netanyahu a deep, dark son of a. And just says he's. He's evil as. And he's basically the bane of all like, all of our problems, like geopolitically are because of him. And Trump shared the video.
01:15:10
Wow.
01:15:11
Yeah. And. And then after we talk about this stuff now, and then after that, Netanyahu said, I'm not coming to the inauguration. And he came to the inauguration in 2017.
01:15:23
Interesting suit this time.
01:15:26
This was on Biden's Twitter, so him putting it out and with it saying, I laid this out in detail this past May, which we. The deal we came to, I doubt is the one that he laid out, or it could be, I guess, because it's probably Trump's deal originally anyway. But this is what it says. Phase one, a complete ceasefire. Withdrawal of Israeli forces from populated areas in Gaza. Release a number. Release of a number of hostages, including Americans, women and elderly. Palestinian civilians can return to their neighborhood. A surge in humanitarian aid. Phase two is a permanent end to the war. Exchange for the release of the remaining living hostages. Israeli forces withdraw from Gaza. Temporary ceasefire becomes permanent. Phase three is major reconstruction plan for Gaza. Final remains of hostages are returned to their families.
01:16:09
So don't know if this is sauce or not, but it is on the Biden Twitter and whatever.
01:16:15
Questioning our boy Blue in his last.
01:16:17
Take it for what you will. Yeah, man. Interesting stuff. So personal, your personal opinion. Last question for you. Do you think this piece deal holds?
01:16:31
No, I don't.
01:16:31
I.
01:16:32
And I don't think it's. I don't think it's relevant. I think it's a good look, it's a good feather and Trump's cap and I think it'll be significant, a significant milestone. But ultimately, I think the whole appointing all those Zionists to everyone standing on a rug, People who love Trump, people who hate Trump, people who love Israel, people who hate Israel, they're all on the same rug and the rug is about to get yanked out from all of them. And that's what nobody seems to understand. Everyone, there's a consensus that is formed. Judge Napolitano and all of his guests, Colonel McGregor, all of them have been black pilling for weeks now because they're like, dude, Trump is completely owned by the Israeli lobby. Like they own him. Like he is beholden to these people. Everyone.
01:17:14
Oh, everyone's been saying that, like Napolitano, McGregor, they all say that they're all black pilling because they think that Trump is completely beholden to the Israeli lobby. That's what everyone online saying. All of the people who hate Trump, people who love him, people who hate Israel, people who love Israel, they're all celebrate, they're either celebrating because he's like totally in bed with the Zionists or they're hating him because of it. And I, and in my experience, anytime there's a consensus formed about Trump, everyone's wrong and he's going to do something, he's going to go in the complete opposite direction and pull the rug out from everyone. So I think that's probably what's going to happen.
01:17:50
But I think that's also the reason why Trump, I think has done everything to help Israel, is because in the end he's going to preserve life and make sure that there isn't a war. But you know, these psychopaths have to be dealt with. The people who want to like just murder everybody in the Middle east, they gotta be dealt with.
01:18:09
I was just gonna ask, so this rug they're all standing on, is it like a Afghan or a Sherpa rug? Like, do you know the.
01:18:15
Probably, probably a Syrian Afghan. Yes.
01:18:21
One thing that it makes me think of, if you're just trying to map out the awakening, the war of stories, whatever actuals you want to add to it, there are so many interpretations of Israel for last, can't pretend that we have the right one. But partly to Ghost's point, if you wanted, if you were Trump and what Ghost says about Netanyahu and Israel, some of these extremists about the Greater Israel Project is apartment Then obviously we hope that Trump isn't in bed with people like that. And we would hope that those people would be exposed, right, to a large degree to sort of normie audiences. Well, how would you expose those kinds of extremists.
01:19:05
You would probably be seen as Donald Trump doing everything that the Zionist lobby thinks that you should do to be a good foot soldier, commander in chief, doing everything in your power to keep our greatest ally in a good position. Right. And that's what Trump is being seen doing right here. Like, he's negotiating peace, but it keeps Israel in a strong position. Well, if the rug that they're standing on is that the Israeli side are the ones who do not hold to the agreement that now Donald Trump is directly involved in, then Donald Trump gets the public mandate to come out and say whatever the he wants about Israel. And Khan Inc. Is going to have to go all in on Israel's side against Trump and maga. And that feels like an untenable position.
01:20:00
Yeah, correct. And this all started because the Abraham Accords, which were only signed in September of 2020, and in the night before, Netanyahu tried to back out. So there's a reason for that.
01:20:11
Is Kushner anywhere in Trump's orbit? Has he been named anything yet?
01:20:15
I don't know if he's been named anything, but he's definitely around because he's been. I mean, all the guys. All the guys that were like, instrumental in putting that together are back on the team. Tom, Barack, Steve Wyckoff. So there are a lot of people who are tied to the UAE and tied to Lebanon. So I think. So I think I wouldn't be surprised to see Kushner come back. But I think Kushner served his purpose, man. I think his purpose was to be the go between. Between Netanyahu and Trump, because Netanyahu, I don't know if you know this Netanyahu, like, used to be friends with Kushner's dad. Kushner's dad is the new ambassador to France. That's a great gig. He would come visit the.
01:20:58
The Kushners in New York, and he would demand, As a grown man, he would demand to sleep in Jared's bed, which is a. No, not with chair. But he would be like, get out of here, kid. Like, I'm gonna sleep in your bed, as opposed to, like, going to, like, a hotel. But this is what Netanyahu does. I don't know if you know this, but every time he came to the Trump White House, him and his wife would bring five weeks worth of dirty laundry and force the Trump aides to wash their dirty clothes. That was, like, a ritual they did. Every single time they came to the White House, they would do that to the Trump administration.
01:21:30
Oh, My gosh. If I was the trumpet, I would, like, throw a bunch of just red, white and blue stain. Like, stain everything red, white, and blue.
01:21:37
Yeah, yeah. It's. It's like a humiliation ritual kind of thing. I think that's what it is.
01:21:41
I think.
01:21:42
I think it's like a dominance. Like a dog pissing on stuff, you know? I mean, that's like, what it is.
01:21:46
Yeah. We did keep it a little more than 15 minutes.
01:21:50
I would offer him non kosher salt.
01:21:54
That is interesting, though. Curious to see how this goes. To me when it comes to, like, any of this stuff. I know a lot of people put a lot of stock and weight into the Israel. I. I just want America first when it comes to everything. I want our approach to every single issue, every single country. Kick a lobbyist out from every business, every. The country, everything. I want them all out, everything out. I want everything to be America first. And if that means Israel last, saving Israel for last or just putting Israel, I don't. I don't care. As long as America's first. That's what.
01:22:24
I might as well slap a swastika right on. Right on your forehead, John.
01:22:29
Yeah, whatever.
01:22:30
Just declassify the 911 files. Let's find out who the real traders are.
01:22:33
Like Cash is going to do that.
01:22:36
Let's just see the chips fall, man. Let's see where the chips fall.
01:22:38
I can't wait for his hearing tomorrow. This is where we're going to say goodbye to you, Ghost. Thank you so much for joining. We'll have you back again soon. Thanks, guys. Yeah. Appreciate you, buddy. All right, that was the longest 15 minutes of our lives. But he is brilliant. Sometimes too brilliant. But we had to get this stuff discussed. I completely forgot all the other topics he would be perfect for. So that worked out really well. But okay, so let's talk a little bit about these confirmation hearings. Because speaking of Cash, Patel declassifying a bunch of stuff, I believe. Did I say his hearing was tomorrow? I don't even remember. Hold on, let me check the text.
01:23:13
All I'm saying is baby Bright is angel for daddy at this time of night. And apparently he's not being watched with his mother.
01:23:21
Now, do you have to get off?
01:23:24
No, I'm just. I'm just observing. Like, why is it good for me? He's fussing with her.
01:23:31
This is the type of stuff you don't want to, like, bring up in front of 12, 000 people. You should probably hit that thumbs up.
01:23:38
He pooped four times in 20 minutes. Today.
01:23:42
So did I. Who cares? Just kidding. Just kidding. Ash says it's not scheduled yet. So the Cash hearing. But anyway, the reason. It's so fun. So, Pam Bondi. What?
01:23:56
No, I was just like, what isn't scheduled?
01:23:59
My bipoo for today hasn't been scheduled yet. No. So the Cash Patel hearing has not been scheduled yet. Pam Bondi was. Her hearing today was so funny because they brought up QAnon stuff. A lot of stuff was cash related. And so I'm very curious to. When they bring Cash on because they're going to talk to him about QAnon. But I got to play you this clip.
01:24:24
They should attribute. Congress should attribute your tweets to Cash. He loves that.
01:24:30
Yeah, I'm going to get. I'm probably going to get sued at some point for something.
01:24:34
Yeah.
01:24:35
Because. Okay, but listen to this.
01:24:36
His life. But he also has said and done some things which are impossible to understand and justified. For example, are you familiar with something called the QAnon conspiracy?
01:24:47
I've.
01:24:47
I have heard of it, but I actually, I do not know what it is, but I've heard of it many times, Senator.
01:24:54
So let me tell you what I've learned about it. The core belief is that a cabal of satanic, cannibalistic child molesters are embedded within our government and are conspiring against President elect Trump. They asked Mr. Patel about it, and he said, quote, I agree with a lot that the movement says, end of quote. Does that sound like a good preparation to run the FBI, Senator?
01:25:22
I don't know anything about. I actually, I had heard of QAnon, but I've never heard that definition attached to it at all. You're going to have to ask Mr. Patel about those statements.
01:25:34
We will, and I'll tell you until we get answers to those questions, I don't know many people on this side of the table give him an unequivocal endorsement. This and his enemies list what he calls his government gangsters. This is what you expect of Stasi. This is what you expect of secret police. It is not what you expect of justice in America as you've even described it at the table today. So I would say this unequivocal support of Mr. Patel should at least have some reservation until he explains some of these outrageous positions he has taken.
01:26:06
I look forward to hearing his testimony about QAnon in front of this committee.
01:26:13
But, like, this is Pam Bonnie's hearing, and they're like, yeah, what? You know, can't wait to ask Cash Patel about QAnon whenever we interview him. Mrs.
01:26:22
Spoken like a true satanic, cannibalistic pedophile. I know he's got a. I think he, I don't want to use, I don't want to officially certify him because only Patrick can do so. But certainly a candidate for the pedo face filter.
01:26:40
Yep. We'll have to get his opinion on that. Next time I have him on air. Remind me, somebody remind me.
01:26:45
That was a fake name.
01:26:46
Appear to have be named that he appears to have what some may call a pedo face. But yeah. So the part that I found interesting here just in her response when Trump was asked the question about Q way back in the day, he's like, well, is that a bad thing? Fighting those people? Like, is that a bad thing? But she's like, I've heard of Q. I've definitely heard of Q before, but I have not heard that definition of it. That's like not, that's not my understanding.
01:27:11
Of what she's like, you're grossly misrepresenting what Q is.
01:27:14
Yeah. So I thought that was interesting. Then if you want to talk about grossly misrepresenting what Q is. This guy, I don't even know who it is, but this is, this was super funny, Ms. Bondi.
01:27:27
I, I wanted to come back and I'm glad I did because I got.
01:27:31
Another, I think it's Tillis mark on my bingo card.
01:27:34
QAnon came up.
01:27:38
So keep in mind here guys, these people have notes and prepared notes and remarks for like QAnon. He just said another mark on my bingo card. This is a topic they prepared for these senate hearings. So that's just hilarious in its own right.
01:27:51
It's a little known fact, but the so called. I think I heard someone say that's an organism, a cabal that has cannibalistic tendencies.
01:28:01
He, he thinks they're referring to Qanon. Like he thinks of all with cannibalistic tendencies.
01:28:07
Yeah. I don't know if y'all know this.
01:28:08
It's a well documented fact that the so called Qanon shaman is a vegetarian who actually had to be transferred.
01:28:15
Look at her.
01:28:16
She knows what Q is for sure.
01:28:18
I know, but you got to listen to where this goes here. I don't know why it's so quiet, but this is so funny.
01:28:23
The so called Qanon shaman is a.
01:28:25
Vegetarian who actually had to be transferred.
01:28:28
To another prison to satisfy his dietary needs after being sentenced to 41 months in prison. So I don't know if all the QAnon people are cannibals. But it's a little bit absurd. I just.
01:28:41
Senator Tillis is not sure that all QAnon people are cannibals. Guys.
01:28:47
What. What I love about this is her. I mean, who knows? But I guess the fact that she's immediately finding that hilarious compared to the first segment.
01:29:01
Yeah.
01:29:02
Where the. Because I'm guessing that. Yeah, that was afterwards. Implies that she knows he's completely inverting everything. Right. Like, so in the first one. I know it's. It's funny on its face to us, but when you look at Pam Bondi's reaction, she goes from claiming she has no idea what QAnon is at all to laughing about how he characterizes them next. Because that would imply that she knows he's completely inverting the characterization of what Q is and what Q followers are. But I thought she didn't know what Q followers were.
01:29:35
That's a great point. You know, there's a lot of anons out there. Maybe she's one of them. Did anybody see Patriots in Control posting today? I don't know. Maybe there's Pam Bot. No, that's a dude. We're told so. Or his brother.
01:29:48
Just to me, this is less about what he's saying and more about that. She's like, this guy has it all backwards.
01:29:56
Like, they're gonna have a field day with this clip.
01:29:59
Yeah.
01:29:59
Yeah. So funny. But, yeah, interesting. I am actually very excited for the Cash Patel hearing. Like, what if they do bring up. So this Devolution series that you wrote. Yeah, that'd be interesting.
01:30:13
Like, you've been impersonating this guy John Harold for a long time.
01:30:17
Yeah.
01:30:18
Can you. Can you explain? Do you think identity theft is serious crime?
01:30:23
You are the only one with the name Patel in this world. I've heard. So this. This person who is denied being you since day one, that. That's clearly a lie. This clearly must be you. But the Bergen one, I'm looking forward to almost as much. I can't wait to tell you guys why. Anyway, other hearing stuff, maybe. I don't think I got anything else in the hearings today.
01:30:47
One tiny thing on the headset. I mean, I. I find the hearings, the Pam Bondi stuff was. Was funny. I find it a little tiresome, but I kind of found it ironic during the Hegseth hearing that one of the senators who was actually defending him was asking the rest of the panel, do you guys even know the qualifications that you need to become Secretary of Defense? And he's like, Well, I googled it and I just had to pause it because I'm going, this guy is the ultra based defender of Pete Hegseth proudly explaining to the American people that he googled what the qualifications are for Secretary of Defense while trying to own other politicians for not knowing this. And it's just like, man, that is not the, like the brag that you think it is.
01:31:43
Yeah, it's like, did you know this? Burning bright, you idiot. That's funny. I think the same guy was basically like, everybody was attacking Hegseth about the affairs he had. Allegedly. Maybe that's even not allegedly. Maybe he's admitted to it. I don't even know. The whole sexual assault allegation is totally bogus. It was investigated. No charges were brought. The whole thing is a smear campaign. Try to get rid of them. But when he was like defending him, he was also like, thank you to your wife for sticking by you. Even though he did all these things. It's like, why, why say that part? Because that's confirming what the. The left is attacking. But like I said, the memes from this hearing were fantastic. This is one of my favorite. So funny.
01:32:44
No more women in Congress.
01:32:50
I'm no more seconded. No, I mean, I'm.
01:32:57
I'm just saying.
01:32:58
Yeah, I, I don't know if I want to comment on that.
01:33:01
Sandwiches needed to get made for my.
01:33:03
Own safety and fear of women.
01:33:07
All PMS out there, they all agree with this. If they will allow themselves to whisper into the cold reaches of the night.
01:33:15
Yeah, maybe we should start with the discussion about the voting thing.
01:33:18
That tattoo teacher just somberly looked out her kitchen window, cracked the door into the cold reaches of the winter night, and whispered to herself, he's right. I should never be in Congress. I don't think other than that, you're all great.
01:33:36
I don't think she had any ambitions to run for Congress, but if she did, she'd have never.
01:33:40
Will.
01:33:43
You convince her? I don't. I don't know. I mean, Congress, I don't either, but maybe President. Definitely not, but right.
01:33:52
Like, why are we just going a little bit in? Right? Like can't play just the tip with. With who's running the country.
01:34:01
I'm just waiting to see like our view count start going down because of all the women that clearly watch the show.
01:34:09
I was waiting for the first wrong in chat. Stop it.
01:34:12
Not a single one. Ash says tat would be great in Congress. Actually. She probably would.
01:34:18
Ash would be great in Congress. Actually.
01:34:20
I, I would I have no issues with women. As if we got in age limits, term limits, age and term limits for Congress because. Oh my. This is, this is gonna sound awful, but who's the old Susan Collins today was talking to Dina Ratcliffe about Havana syndrome and I, I don't know what illness, but she sounded like she had Havana syndrome, but she was talking like it was shaken.
01:34:48
As an expert in Havana syndrome, it was bad.
01:34:51
Like, I don't know. But anyway. Okay, well, let's. I think that's all I have for Senate hearing stuff today. I, I personally think they're going to get all these through. There's a couple holdouts for a couple of them. Bondies are for sure. I don't know why they haven't voted on any of these yet. I think Ash has speculated they're probably going to do them all at the end and just do like a quick run through all of them. Cash Patel's though is going to be the most interesting.
01:35:15
Yeah. By the way, I'm not saying that the male members of Congress are good. I just finished saying one of them was googling core aspects of his job. But especially the women folk. No, no, it's more that they're just way more annoying when they're part of the deep state instead of not.
01:35:40
This was. It is funny too. We're talking about this when we're were like in support of a super based female AG who's allegedly like, isn't she like 50 years old, looks great. She, she refuted like everything these people are throwing at him. And this is a great clip because it has to with the election. Gotta play this.
01:35:57
Are you prepared to say today, under oath, without reservation, that Donald Trump lost the presidential contest to Joe Biden in 2020?
01:36:06
Ranking Member Durbin. President Biden is the President of the United States. He was duly sworn in and he is the President of the United States. There was a peaceful transition of power. President Trump left office and was overwhelmingly elected in 2024.
01:36:26
Do you have any doubts that Joe Biden had the majority of votes, electoral votes necessary to be elected president in 2020?
01:36:32
You know, Senator, all I can tell you as a prosecutor is from my firsthand experience and I accept the results. I accept, of course, that Joe Biden is President of the United States. But what I can tell you is what I saw firsthand when I went to Pennsylvania as an advocate for the campaign. I was an advocate for the campaign and I was on the ground in Pennsylvania and I saw many things there. But do I Accept the results? Of course I do. Do I agree with what happened? And I saw so much. You know, no one from either side of the aisle should want there to be any issues with election integrity in our country. We should all want our elections to be free and fair and the rules and the laws to be followed.
01:37:24
I think that question deserved a yes or no. And I think the length of your answer is an indication that you weren't prepared to answer yes.
01:37:32
Typical pedo face.
01:37:34
Typical. What an idiot. But I, I do think it was interesting. There were multiple instances where they were asking about the 2020 election in these hearings. And it makes you wonder, like, why are they concerned about that? Like in previous hearings, have you ever heard of them asking about, like, what did you feel about the 2020 election? They never did it with any Biden's candidates, but they're doing with Trump's candidates. They're concerned clearly that he is going to be looking into the 2020 elections.
01:38:07
Which he, which we did speculate several. For years on this show, we've been speculating one of the. My personal favorite outcome was getting the diamonds back. In retrospect, because of the best. Trump would have the full public mandate, having won a second fake election, to look into the last fake election.
01:38:32
We should make that a thing. That's, that's a new thing. Retrospective diamonds for your female friends.
01:38:38
That's it.
01:38:39
Don't give them the diamonds.
01:38:40
Then you should have right for diamonds.
01:38:43
You'll get these later and then there'll be the retrospective. Perfect. That's a. We need to start a diamond company or something. Yeah, interesting hearing stuff. What else is on my list here? Oh, gosh. We had those two reports that came out today or this week. So both Special Counsel Weiss and Special Counsel Jack Smith. We got reports from Jack Smith released volume one after the back and forth with Eileen Cannon. Volume two is still under wraps. Volume two came out and if I'm going to be honest, I read through the whole thing and there were a couple segments that I clipped out. I mean, I guess we can skip through a few of them, but it was nothing we didn't already really know. And nothing like really jumped out at me as like, oh man, this is super awesome.
01:39:33
But let me show this, show a couple things if I can find the right page. This is a hundred and. 174 pages. And I think this starts on page three that I wanted to. No, that's not it. On November. Okay. Right here. When it comes, we've talked about this before. Back when Trump first announced his candidacy right after the midterms, we thought the timing was interesting for all of it. It took. Pam Bondi is 90. Yeah. People are saying she's almost 60. There's something interesting to the timing of his announcement because he took a lot of arrows that could have been used against him, especially like if DeSantis would have announced before him. And then Trump starts getting investigated by special counsel, and then he runs like, what are you doing? You know, that could have been bad.
01:40:29
But instead, Trump came out November 15th announced, and then they even say here, Mr. Trump's announcements created a highly unusual situation in which the department, an agency within the executive branch headed by President Biden, was conducting criminal investigations regarding his newly declared challenger. So I don't know if you have any comment on that, because we've talked about this many times.
01:40:47
Yeah, we had said, we said at the time, though, this is one of, you know, this is directionally and strategically, I think one of our best hits this audience most hit, most of us said In November of 2022, at the time, that Trump doing this is a deployment. It is a strategic deployment. Even besides the DOJ. When you mentioned DeSantis, it obviously became more and more apparent with the benefit of hindsight. But Trump front ran that deployment, that whole conning deployment that would have been highly damaging if desantis had declared first, like taking all the DOJ out of it. If you're just looking at the MAGA base, desantis was forced to follow up Trump's announcement for candidacy, which made all of Con Inc. Look like the disruptors.
01:41:32
Whereas if they had gotten to do that first, Trump would have been the one cast as the disruptor. And, you know, there was many reasons for it. But at the time, this is where you can learn a lot looking at the, what the media is saying. And they were all saying that November 2022 was too early for Trump to announce because obviously they didn't see it coming.
01:41:55
Yeah. Clearly Trump just has no idea what he's doing Right. When it comes to this stuff. Okay. Second thing I found somewhat interesting, this, again, this is like Jack Smith's letter to the editor of sorts. He's like explaining what he did, how he got here, his opinion on the whole thing. And then he gets into the actual, like, details of the report. I thought this was a funny thing to include. He goes, I can assure you that neither I nor the prosecutors on my team would have tolerated or taken part in any action by our office for partisan political purposes throughout my service as Special counsel, seeking to influence the election one way or the other or seeking to interfere in its outcome played no role in our work. My office had one North Star to follow the facts and law wherever they led.
01:42:42
Nothing more, nothing less. And I mean, that's obviously totally bullshit. The whole thing was to delegitimize Trump to the point of him being unelectable. At least that's what that's what their goal was. It didn't work, but this was the whole thing. And the fact that he included this in his report is like, I pinky promise I didn't do this thing. Like, nobody really would have thought of that. Again, to this point, of the report or reading through any of this, that, that was going on. I mean, people knew that already because of how it went down. But in terms of the report, if you were, like, totally objective going into this, you don't see this type of thing in a report. Yeah, you may.
01:43:21
If you were totally objective, been on an island, you're one of those Vietnamese World War II soldiers that fought the war for 30 extra years because nobody came to get you out of your bunker or whatever.
01:43:30
Yeah, you're fighting.
01:43:32
Yeah, yeah, fighting the Guptas. And you came and read this report, you'd be like, okay, this seems legit. All these things. Didn't know any of the other context. The only thing that would make you think it was political is the guy being like, I super promise that this was not a political report.
01:43:44
Well, this, even, this is related to, even the segment you just played with the Pam Bondi hearing. It runs along just overall trend of people we would consider deep state, the establishment, where they seem very obsessed with the past actions of the past administration and, well, not actions of the past administration, necessarily their actions during the previous administration. And yeah, I mean, besides the 2020 election, it seems like everybody in the know there, ever since it was confirmed to them that they weren't going to be able to stop Trump from coming back this time.
01:44:29
It, I think it has them all looking at the Biden administration, maybe not exactly in the way that we look at it, but they certainly now have some questions of, oh, maybe weren't in as much control as we thought, and now the bill's probably going to come due for everything.
01:44:48
Yeah. The mainstream media is trying to spin. This is like Jack Smith claims, you know, there was plenty of evidence you should have gone to prison. All these things the Media is trying to, you know, get their fodder out of it, but it's really not going anywhere, especially with all the stuff that's going on lately. To further double down, to double down and prove that this was totally not politically motivated, he wants to be extra clear that the ultimate decision to bring charges against Mr. Trump was mine and the Department of Justice. Nobody within the Department of Justice ever sought to interfere with or improperly influence my prosecutorial decision making. So again, thought that was total bullshit, but funny. And then I think even, and to all who know me well, the claim from Mr.
01:45:32
Trump that my decisions as a prosecutor were influenced or directed by the Biden administration or other political actors is, in a word, laughable.
01:45:40
Case closed. Glad we put all that to rest.
01:45:44
Yeah. Right. Okay. And then a couple more things, and this I just found to be kind of funny more than anything. And we've talked about this before, too. Part of what he was investigating is Trump's mindset, if that makes sense. The Office investigated whether Mr. Trump believed the claims he was making. So they just needed to investigate super hard, look him in the eye and see what they could read on him. And if he believed what he was saying, if he's telling the truth. Evidence from a variety of sources established that Mr. Trump knew that there was no outcome determinative fraud in the 2020 election, that many of the specific claims he made were untrue, that he had lost the election.
01:46:23
He knew this because some of the highest ranking officials in his own administration, including the Vice president, told him directly there was no evidence, there was no fraud, Mr. President, I'm telling you, there is not directly.
01:46:35
That's when you know there's also no.
01:46:38
Investigation or audit, but there's no evidence whatsoever. So, so stupid.
01:46:46
And then.
01:46:50
Oh, this was a devilish one. I thought we could. I mean, might be a stretch. I'll let you be the judge. This right here. So finally, at times, Mr. Trump made comments implicitly acknowledging that he knew he had lost the election. This is the example they give in a January 3, 2021 Oval Office meeting regarding a national security matter. So I believe this discussion would have been with Cash Patel, Christopher Miller, and maybe O'Brien, maybe even Millie, I don't know. But I believe at the time they're talking about threats, credible threats from Iran, who later we hear have hacked the emails of his campaign, allegedly tried to assassinate him, have a death threat out against them. We're going to get into some potential upcoming false fags here soon.
01:47:37
But anyway, Trump said in that meeting and this is the proof that he knew he lost the election was it's too late for us. We're going to give that to the next guy, meaning President Elect Biden. You could look at this, give the mess, give this. This is going to be one of those things. It's a. Our boy blue scenario. Maybe. Maybe this is a stretch.
01:47:56
It can be both. It can be both. Right. This is what we talk about, our boy blue. A lot of mileage varying on either side of control there. That statement works on either. In either paradigm. It works with the devolution paradigm. The devolution scenario works with either one. In terms of our boy blue or not. Right. If it's we, this is for the next guy, because we have control of the next guy. It works if you don't have control of the next guy, but you're trying to get them to inherit an impossible situation I've been using for a year or so on the show, the Kobayashi Maru impossible task analog. And specifically where it concerns the Middle East. I know Israel and Palestine and all that has been in the news a lot lately. Syria.
01:48:41
But if you go back to 2021, the Kabul withdrawal is really what started the untangling of this whole Gordian knot that's been going on over there. And I, I really do think. Besides. Is it besides Russia, Ukraine, besides all manner of things that have been going on that would have been damaging to Trump's reputation if he was in there. The Middle east is probably the key knot that had to be cut or untangled, and there was no clean way to do that. So it's too late for us. We're going to just pass this along and then we'll come back in and we get to play armchair quarterback and say, man, you know, we totally would have handled this cleaner if it was us, but drats.
01:49:23
Yeah. So great points. You know, the Jack Smith saga, I don't think it's necessarily done. I hope we get an investigation into him. Pam Bondi, I believe was assay and she never clarified. We'll see. But. Because there was some that went down there. But would love more details. I was hoping we get more devolutiony things in Jack Smith's report, but there's really nothing that jumped out because nothing we saw was really that new. So that was unfortunate. The same thing could kind of be said about the David Weiss situation. David Weiss, the guy investigating Hunter Biden, was in the middle of prosecuting him. And then Biden, Joe Biden, pardoned hunter and it all vanished. And this report, like, had that. It's like, you motherfucker, I was this close.
01:50:13
And the timing of it, number one, is interesting because this report drops and it's another reminder of like all the bullshit the Bidens did. And the same week we have Joe Biden talking about American taxpayers paying their fair share. I've always been a capitalist. If you want to make a million bucks, great, but you've got to pay your fair share in taxes. And thanks to my Inflation reduction act, the IRS has recovered over 1 billion in past due tax debt for millionaires. I just think it's hysterical because in this report it talks about. The tax Investigation revealed that Mr. Biden engaged in a four year scheme not to pay at least 1.4 million in federal taxes he owed. He evaded taxes for tax year 2018.
01:50:54
Instead of paying his taxes, he chose to spend the money on his extravagant lifestyle, including drugs, escorts, luxury hotels and exotic cars. Nothing we didn't already know. But again, the timing of it is certainly interesting. I'm not even advocating the position of whether or not taxes are a constitutional thing. We can. Oh, that's another thing. We didn't even discuss Trump's External Revenue Service. Maybe we can get there.
01:51:16
I mean.
01:51:17
Yeah, go ahead.
01:51:18
That's just as a genius. I mean, first of all, this is, these are my favorite deployments by Trump. My favorite type of deployments are bicameral in that they are, they work on an actual level, they make sense on an actual level if implemented, but they also work brilliantly on a narrative level. And the External Revenue Service, it's funny like, it's, it, these are these memetic things that are funny, but when you stop and think about it for more than 30 seconds, there's, it's the no lies detected, no fault detected sort of thing. I found the framing here interesting in that he doesn't come right out and say it, but he knows by the phrasing here that the implication is going to hit the mind reading this, that this isn't a new service being created. It seems to being layered over the irs.
01:52:15
So, you know, he's, you're going to make the comparison in your mind and think, is he talking about transforming the irs into the ERs rather than just this separate thing? I absolutely think that's what he wants people to be thinking about.
01:52:30
Yeah, let me read this. This is his actual post about it and then I'll get my thoughts on it. For far too long, we have relied on taxing our great people using the irs. Through soft and pathetically weak trade agreements, the American economy has delivered growth and prosperity to the world while taxing ourselves. It is time for that to change. I'm today announcing that I will create the External Revenue Service to collect our tariffs, duties and all revenue that come foreign sources. We will begin charging those that make money off us with trade and they will start paying finally, their fair share. January 2025 will be the birth date of the External Revenue Service. Make America great again. What I think is funny about this is like, it's not that we haven't been getting tariffs, duties and other revenue from foreign countries before.
01:53:12
Like, it's not that all of a sudden with this External Revenue Service, we can start doing these things. So how are we collecting these things? In the past, like, we've been able to receive this money, I'm assuming through some, in some way. We didn't need an External Revenue Service for it. To me, this is like, it's not so much a overlaying and changing the IRS into the External Revenue Service. This is like a narrative thing. It's like, okay, this is step one of me getting rid of the IRS altogether because you don't have to pay taxes. If things are done right, we can get all of our income solely from our foreign trade and tariffs and all these things.
01:53:49
I totally agree. That's.
01:53:51
Are we going to go out there with a lead pipe and like bust kneecaps of Ireland because they didn't pay us the tariffs on time or something? No, but the military, the External Revenue Service, if it gets to that point.
01:54:02
Yeah, I totally agree with that. That's, that's definitely my read on it as well. Is that what I meant is if you're like an uber normie, financial sphere kind of guy, system guy, you can read this post and be like, oh, he's talking about proposing a new agency to handle tariffs, but which, okay, fine, that starts the discussion about the External Revenue Service, but I agree with you that it's that first statement there. While taxing ourselves, it's time for that to change. He. The, the point of this deployment is exactly what you said. It's to get people to think about, we don't need to be doing this. We don't need to be taxing ourselves. We never have needed to tax ourselves. You know, that's secondary. I think it's an intelligent deployment because Trump doesn't have to Go to the it's unconstitutional libertarian argument.
01:54:57
Even though probably everybody watching this show agrees with that sentiment. That sentiment has been very poisoned in the mind of Westerners, in the mind of Americans for generations, where how many, even conservatives, Normie, conservatives, have you heard criticize the government and follow up that criticism by saying proudly, I pay my taxes. Right. Like, they'll often say that. In reference to what? That illegals don't pay their taxes. But by. But what they're doing there is they're lending their sort of support to taxation as meaning as being synonymous with being a good citizen. So I totally agree that Trump isn't going to, like, ride the John Adams wave into office and be like, taxes are unconstitutional. All taxation is theft. This is a great Trojan horse argument of saying, guys, taxes aren't necessary.
01:55:53
Yeah. And another reason, you know that, like, on its face, this is. There's far more to. This is a layered deployment, like you said, is the fact that he's promised us the Doge, the Department of Government Efficiency, and so he's going to do that by creating another unconstitutional, technically government agency. Like, that seems a little non. Doji.
01:56:14
Yeah. Can we. So let's just say it. Let's just say it's the elephant in the room. Dave from X22 Report. Why is he saying doji?
01:56:26
I don't say. Look, when I say doji, I mean it's. To me, doji is. No, I'm saying doji as in like of or relating to Doge. D, O, G E Y.
01:56:36
So, guys, he's saying it. Yeah, I know a lot of you probably watch X22. We love X22, but he's got to stop doing that.
01:56:46
Not unless he's doing it the way I'm doing it, where it's like.
01:56:48
I don't think he is.
01:56:49
That water bottle over there is a little doji. Like, almost like bougie water.
01:56:53
Because I think he's one of those Jersey guys. He says water.
01:56:56
Water. Isn't that like Pennsylvania?
01:56:58
Yeah.
01:56:59
Jersey thing.
01:57:00
Yeah. Is it turnpike?
01:57:03
Have you watched Manhunt, the Unabomber? Because.
01:57:09
I'm not into, like, true crime things.
01:57:11
Linguistics, bro. Educate yourself.
01:57:15
That was my area of study. Water etymology. Yeah. Anyway, I'm just saying. Did you get a stop? Dave, you just gotta stop the way I'm doing it to have you hold us back by saying silly things like that.
01:57:33
Yeah, it is funny. Okay, so. Oh, yeah, one more thing on the Weiss. I forgot to show you this. This was the one thing that I did think was notable that really stuck out from the Weiss report. And it was at the end of his, like, intro, the very last item that he included had to do with additional charging decisions. And to me, this. In this entire part, it was unnecessary, like, because he talks about things that he didn't do. So President Biden has chosen to issue a full and unconditional pardon for Mr. Biden covering those offenses against the United States which he has committed from January 1, 2014, through December 1, 2024, including, but not limited to all offenses charged or prosecuted, including any that have resulted in convictions by Weiss, whatever at the end here.
01:58:24
Accordingly, I cannot make any additional charging decisions as to Mr. Biden's conduct during that time period. It would be inappropriate to discuss whether additional charges are warranted. To me, this is him kind of like Jack Smith was doing, except the opposite way. Jack Smith was being like, I totally didn't do this thing, guys. Weiss is being like, there are other reasons and there are additional charges warranted, but I can't do it now. He was investigating other things, as we've been speculating all along. And this. This is speculation. I know, but I don't know why he needed to include this. The part where he's like, I didn't do all these other things and I can't even talk about it. So, yeah, here I am talking about it being there.
01:59:06
It covers his ass from a reputational perspective, potentially.
01:59:09
Yeah.
01:59:10
Yeah. I feel like that's. That's probably what it's about. It also lines up with whether you believe there's literal CHS vibes going on or just simply the position that Biden was in.
01:59:26
Well, I mean, think about it this. He's talking about the pardon. The pardon covered a huge range of things, including things that he did or didn't already charge. And he's like, I'm not allowed to discuss whether or not I was going to charge these things, but here I am telling you that I can't discuss whether or not I was going to charge more things. You know, like, that's what I'm saying. It's kind of a contradiction in itself. And maybe he's just calling out Biden for other. For the. The pardon itself, because the pardon was kind of. But we speculated for a long time, and there's been. There's been instances, from the whistleblowers at the IRS to other documents he's put out of potential other ongoing investigations.
02:00:11
And I don't know, like I've always expected, there's been more to the story and to me, this is him pointing to that and being like, there was more to this story. But I can't do anything about it now because of the pardons. So not even going to discuss it. Maybe they'll be picked up somewhere else, who knows?
02:00:27
Right. Right. I think that the Bidens ride off into the sunset having left us with the awakening era, the master class. I'm. We're. I'm not letting you get out of here without a little bit of our Boy Blueness. Do you see his. Did you want to say anything else about that?
02:00:45
The love of my life and the life of my love.
02:00:49
I loved this tweet he put out because I think, oops, you can read it. You can read it pretty literally. Since Kamala and I took office, our nation has become stronger at home and in the world. America today is more capable and prepared than we've been for a long time. While competitors are facing stiff headwinds, we have the wind at our back. This is what we're handing over. Now, before you react to that statement, I think he is entirely correct and that would, that works with our Boy Blue and it works with, he's the evil, like everything's a disaster sort of thing. I think it's especially interesting there. I took that as like a trollish post that he's saying, look at the rest of the world. We've got. Off the top of my head.
02:01:43
Germany is about to try to ban the majority political party of their country. Romania is re holding elections because a populist won the last time around. So they're not going to let that happen. Canada's prime minister just stepped down and there's a power vacuum. The French government is literally inert right now. They do not have governing authority over their own nation. Keir Starmer in the UK is embroiled in the biggest mass pedophilia cover up scandal in world history. That's like tearing that nation apart, probably in a good way. And on and on and on. So this is before Trump gets in, before the sovereign alliance has taken root and is has remade the global order in the way that some of us theorize they will do.
02:02:40
This is coming off an era in which the globalist establishment has very literally, on paper, wielded more power and control over the Western world than at any point in its history. And all of them are in free fall, collapse. Meanwhile, in the United States, the sense of optimism right now I'm not just talking about in the MAGA base, American optimism is at its highest point since 2016 because of the promise of the incoming Trump administration.
02:03:11
So the irony of that Biden post is obviously normies are going to read it as Biden trying to take all this credit, but you can read it literally and say, man, if you were looking for a, a reason, a capital Y for the Biden era, the term that Trump didn't want to take credit for, it was to provoke the exact sort of mandate to put the US in this position, while the rest of the globalist hegemon is completely falling apart.
02:03:39
Yeah, and really fell apart here, too. That's why Trump was able to, like, win so many people over Joe Biden, as I said from part eight of my series, or was it my first addendum, like, he is the greatest red pill we could ever ask for. And that's why Trump walked away. One of the reasons he walked away is. Can't, can't tell him. You got to show him clearly. And that's what he's been. Our boy Blue.
02:04:04
I just wanted to show one addendum to the, Our boy blue thing. This is just a financial chart, but it's really, when you visualize it like this, you and I have talked about Operation Warp Speed, a lot different contexts of it. One of the ones we've talked about the most is the financial context of Operation Warp Speed. And if you just look at that, this is the rate of inflation. And this is why when you're reading stuff about CPI has gone down, inflation has gone down, they're talking about the rate at which it's going up has come down. But this chart from Zero Hedge today just shows you, or maybe Bloomberg just shows you how far the money printing, you know, spigot accelerated in that transition from Trump to Biden.
02:04:46
And, you know, if we're thinking long term about Bitcoin, about a new financial system, what did you need in order to provoke the mandate for whatever Trump starts announcing next week and in the months ahead about our new financial system and our transition? You needed a mandate for the American people. You need to be able to show them your dollar. The fiat system is failing. It's broken. And if it was going at that steady Trump rate of inflation of 8% over four years, we're sitting here debating the fiat dollar 34 years from now. But the fact that it shot up like that, it's a currency crisis to the point where everybody, like all the boomers retiring and looking at the 401ks and saying, man, this Is not what I thought it was going to be.
02:05:32
In terms of purchasing power, public mandate, I declare bankruptcy. Trump will declare it his. His first. His first speech.
02:05:48
I was never in this for the.
02:05:49
Money.
02:05:52
But it turns out that the.
02:05:54
Money was an absolute necessity for me.
02:05:58
I got so many Michael Scott memes having to do with. With money.
02:06:02
I hate disappointing just one person and I really hate disappointing everyone. But I love Burlington Coat Factory.
02:06:14
That one is related with money, but. Oh, it's such a funny episode. Okay, one more thing I want to talk about. By the way, you made great points on the financial thing. I was still not gonna lie. Was expecting there to be some sort of crash on Biden's watch. Yeah, didn't get it. Unless it's coming, like in the next four days or so, who knows? But doesn't appear to be the case.
02:06:37
Reverse rug pull.
02:06:39
So we'll see. We'll see what happens when Trump gets in there, how he's going to turn this around. Got to imagine bitcoin and crypto are part of it. Yeah, we'll see. I want to end with the false fag section. And yes, I'm saying that deliberately. I'm leaving out the. Out the false fake section, mainly because this is the person who kind of stem the thought process here. Jake Sullivan, two days ago on the 13th, goes up to the podium, gives his remarks about whatever, and then this is how he ends his remarks. And most of you probably seen this by now, but this is insane. I just will say one last word, which is this is.
02:07:16
I hope this is my last time at this podium, at least for a little while.
02:07:19
I don't mean that in a negative sense.
02:07:20
I mean, the only thing that would bring me back is an unexpected event in the next few days, which, as you all know, is totally possible given every. Everything you've seen over the course of the past years. But if it is, in fact, my last time before you, I just want.
02:07:34
To say thank you for what you.
02:07:35
Guys do every day.
02:07:36
Thank you for putting up with me.
02:07:39
Like, I know I'm not very polished when it comes to speaking and getting my thoughts out clearly. And sometimes I mess up and have to backtrack and all these things. But if you are potentially going to be putting on some sort of, you know, false flag event to disrupt the transition of power, which we know they do these types of things, but if I was doing, I wouldn't go out there and be like, yeah, guys, if this is my last time, which maybe it's not my last time. Because who knows what could happen. We know that bad things happen. I mean this just seemed like a total foot mouth moment. Or was it deliberate? I can't believe you said this.
02:08:18
That's, that's why I, to me this maps onto some Patriot control readings of the Biden administration.
02:08:29
You were, you were so back and forth with your Patriots and control readings and. I know, but you, well keep going without that process.
02:08:40
But I think that there is basically full control over the Biden executive office like the Biden administration, but not necessarily the State Department, etc. But the point you just made, I guess it's very difficult to reconcile. If you take the normal, ironically, not the normie reading of this, but the normal like a non reading of this would be Jake Sullivan just let the cat out of the bag. They're planning something, they're gonna get him, they're gonna false flag and everything. But to your point, I don't think these people are actually as stupid as many do.
02:09:25
And if you were planning some sort of disruptive false flag and you're part of the deep state Department, you probably would not make an extremely memetic statement projecting that very thing a few days before the inauguration so that everybody in the country is going to be playing that video on loop if and when something does happen. That's hard to reconcile. It's like yeah, foot and mouth moment. But man, he like stops himself to say unless something really crazy happens. And then what I found interesting is on the back of that. So that was Tuesday right before.
02:10:08
You go on to. Because I think you're going to this. It reminds me of when both Biden and Victoria Nuland came out and we're talking about like the pipeline will never let that be completed. We will not let them ever complete that pipeline. And then the pipeline gets completed and wow, what do you know? We got a bomb that goes off and destroys it. And that was like mimetic. Everybody going back like oh my God, they said this and now it happened like what's going on here? So this reminds me of that situation. Yeah, the first part of it obviously, right.
02:10:42
Which, which is why Patriot readings of Patriot Control can be so varied because it doesn't mean like Jake Sullivan's one of our boys. Right. But they go up there with scripts. I mean they say things seemingly on cue when you bring up the pipeline, it's like that was a top down order rhetorical. Order. That was the, that was the party line being advanced by Joe Biden and then coming out through the State Department mouthpieces like Victoria Nuland. So if you see all over one.
02:11:16
I actually read some of this a little differently, especially now after two years of shows with the Saturday guys. Like I look at a situation where, okay, if you're the white hats, you're not in full control of what these people are saying. Like I, I still don't believe Biden's in a mask. I think that's actually Joe Biden who's had facelifts and suffered aneurysms and all these things got the stutter, whatever. He can't put a sentence together. He says a bunch of stupid. But when they say something like we're not going to let them complete the pipeline. Complete the pipeline, they can make it seem like somebody blew up a pipeline without ever actually having to blow up the pipeline. You know what I mean? Like, like we show pictures of bubbles. We were shown pictures. Even Jake Sullivan saying something as stupid as this.
02:12:03
They don't have to behind him saying this, but they could take advantage of it and they can put stories out there of being planned and going down and scare event stuff. And then people will use this as a memetic like moment of like, holy. And then people look at it like, oh, patriots in full control. See, Jake Sullivan planted the seed, all these things. It's not that they're planting the seeds necessarily, but they can take advantage of seeds that were planted. That's how I would read.
02:12:29
Yeah, I think that's reasonable. I just think it's also possible that, you know, there's different readings of control. I guess I'm not even suggesting, I mean one reading of full Patriot control would be like they're controlling what Jake Sullivan is saying. But there's other readings of that control that map more on to what you're saying, which is that besides them just taking advantage of a situation, it's that in the drops especially there's references made to playbook known. Right. They know even in a game theory sense, even in the devolution sense of the plan, Patriots by and large have access to enemy communications, enemy planning. They generally know what the enemy plan is.
02:13:13
And if that's the case, Sullivan can be acting of his own side's interest when he says something like that and plants a seed entirely for his side of the game board and then it's taken advantage of. Right, But I think that's a Little different than how you frame it which is that, you know, Sullivan, maybe he has this organic moment where he misspeaks or something like that and then patriots create it. There's also just a further reading of like maybe they did they, the Deep State would want something like this to happen. Sullivan maybe thinks something like this is going to happen next week, but it doesn't. That's why I was saying reverse rug pull earlier. Like the Deep State thinks that there's going to be some sort of false flag that doesn't come to fruition.
02:14:02
But yeah, I, I mean I, with the patriot control stuff, especially a lot of the topics over the last week and change, I certainly believe that with national essential functions etc, it's hard for me to believe that some sort of mass kinetic actually damaging event would occur. I mean you could be proven wrong but that would be an all timer of a flub for him to say something like that at this point. And yeah, you've got the headline here about we've got agencies warning of potential targets for the inauguration. But what's also interesting is the FBI says that there are no credible threats ahead of the Trump inauguration. They said that today on Wednesday the 15th. So you know another way, accidental on purpose. Whoever's plan we're looking at, maybe it was a foot and mouth moment.
02:14:54
If there was a plan to do something next week by Deep State actors, Jake Sullivan accidentally or on purpose probably just disarmed it. It, that's my takeaway because he either intentionally disarmed it and like called it off of his own volition or somebody else's or he screwed up, put his foot in his mouth and now if they did plan something, they know that what you said would come to pass. They know that if they do that it's going to be served up on a silver platter of awakening for Trump and his side.
02:15:27
Yeah, so my reading of this stuff, like I've said before and I feel like I've been very consistent with my take on the level of control, I do think there is an actual back and forth, an actual enemy that Trump's trying to defeat and I do think they have moves left and some of those moves may be unaccounted for. Like I, I don't think like you can have and I don't even know if there's a necessarily good metaphor for it but because people always say like well think of a chessboard. You the endings in line and in sight and there's moves they can make, but the game is over. You know, you're gonna get them in checkmate. I don't think it's a perfect metaphor because I do think there are external factors to the chessboard that can still attempt to alter the game.
02:16:18
Like even if it's just like throwing a piece on the board when you're leading with by 20 pieces or something, I don't know. I think they can do things and maybe the butler is a good example of that. There's allegedly a legitimate threat against Trump's plane. Multiple times he had to switch planes, fly commercial a few times. Some, some crazy stuff. I think they're, they want to take him out. I think it's a terrible move for them to make because everybody's going to know who did it. And I mean, talk about the ultimate awakening moment is if they actually do something crazy and there's a huge threat and take people up. I don't take stuff like this lightly, especially when the FBI are the ones that are like, everything's fine guys.
02:16:57
It's, this is Biden's FBI, Chris Rey's FBI telling you the same FBI that has politically persecuted every Trump associate in sight, every Trump supporter insight that had anything remotely to do with the J6 stuff. These people aren't our friends. You think they, you think if there was a credible threat of something going on at the Capitol during the inauguration, which will be full of Trump and Trump supporters, that they'd be like, be careful guys. No, they don't have any care for you or your well being. So I don't know, I don't like these big crowded events, stuff like this, because it does worry me. I don't think it's possible for them to have full control of people going nuts or bad actors wanting to do bad things, because those people exist in the world.
02:17:46
Yeah, I agree with that. And, and that's why with Patriot Control conversations that my, the way I basically come down on it is you can believe whatever level of control you want to and have really good reason for it, even if it's a lot more than what you personally think. But I still think that the most responsible and useful mindset is not a doomer's mindset, but is to go forward as if that control is not there. And you know, ultimately my personal reading of the Q drops of the reason for them was not for people to just cheer on a movie that they're looking at. And to your point, I Do think that there are a sizable number of people who do. They just go like, oh, the movie, the movie. It's like, well, then what was the point of all of this?
02:18:38
I think that the point is to. You can believe you're winning. You can have the conditions in place to win. You can be told by good leadership, you know, like a good leader on a battlefield doesn't get up and start dooming out and be like, listen, boys, we're right. When we poke our heads up over this trench, they're gonna tell you like, we're winning. We got them in a good position, we got them in a bad position. We're looking good, we got everything planned out. That's a morale boosting effort. And it may also be true to your point, but you, those soldiers need to operate as if anything could happen and that the plan could go awry and zig when it should have zagged. That's the, that's the responsible mindset to have.
02:19:19
And I would also argue, as I've said many times, that if you do believe in the queue drops and if you do believe that there's a Patriot Plan, Devolution, Trump plan, whatever, you only need to go so far as like Mike Flynn and Cash Patel to know that those patriots that you think are involved with this stuff, they don't want you to have that mentality. They're extremely emphatic about the fact that they do not want the Patriots in control mentality. Even if you believe that in your.
02:19:49
Heart, and we've been pushing the opposite of that mentality for like Devolution Sandwich, you have to take things into your own hands and like, be the change you want to see in the world.
02:19:58
Like, that's like, because it's not about 2024 and 2025. That's, that's the biggest why of what you bring up there is that we need to be thinking about 2045. And if those kinds of lessons and direct action mindset is not taken in the decades ahead, then this doesn't matter. Then it was just a movie.
02:20:18
Why, why 45? That's not an election year.
02:20:21
Well, who knows? It could be just kidding at that point.
02:20:25
If I'm being, if I'm being honest, like, what I think should happen and what, I mean, I don't know if this will happen, but what Trump should do. If I was Trump, I wouldn't put any of your followers at risk. I wouldn't put yourself at risk. I would not go to Washington D.C. For a solid month or more. I would go to an undisclosed location, do the swearing in on camera, whatever from a bunker somewhere, get some shit done out of harm's way. And once you know that things are clear that then you're like, I would not trust that White House. They left a wire. Like they wiretapped the White House when Obama left. Right.
02:21:04
Well, might. Might we see Mar A Lago extend its. Extend its stay as absolutely White House.
02:21:11
That's what I think should happen. Like, I wouldn't trust anything because all it takes is one rogue employee led in by somebody to. To do some serious, significant damage. Stay away from there until you are sure. I mean, screw Wash. Don't even ever go back to Washington. Just make it Mar A Lago from now on.
02:21:28
It sets a cool precedent too, for future presidents.
02:21:32
Yeah.
02:21:32
Just saying, like, why do we do this thing where. Where the leader of the nation is just in this building all the time?
02:21:41
It's a cool house. I mean, it's white. That's.
02:21:45
I think the White House is kind of lame.
02:21:47
I mean, it's pretty sweet. Have you, have you heard how tall the ceilings are in the Lincoln Bedroom? Those ceilings are huge.
02:21:54
Not into it, no.
02:21:56
But I absolutely think that's what Trump should do. Stay away from there. Don't risk your followers. Like, we've been waiting so long for this moment, this inauguration, such a symbolic moment that I just think that it's. It's too perfect of an opportunity for them, especially after what happened on J6. All these things like just. I personally am not going. I'm going to wait for a future moment. I'm going to celebrate this at Gart with. With the people I love and care about. All these things. I will watch from afar. And maybe some other time I'll go to Mar A Lago and hopefully Trump will be there then.
02:22:31
But, yeah, to me. And I felt this way about J6, of course. Didn't know that J6 was going to happen as it did, PsyOp or not. But I, I agree. I, I believe that this is a patriot plan. I believe that we're going to win in many different forms and that we're in the process of doing that. But I will also say that our sovereignty, our lives, our families are at stake with decisions that we make. Everybody in. In the MAGA sphere, every American, as you say, and we don't owe it to anybody to put ourselves in those positions until our faith in these things is rewarded by a cessation of psyops and some good governing that's more direct. I think that's coming. But until it does, you watching the show, you and MAGA don't owe anybody shit. It. You've done your part. You've.
02:23:33
We have all more than done our part.
02:23:36
Yeah. Keep doing that part.
02:23:37
But, yeah, yes. But I, I all I mean to say is that in terms of like, oh, you've got to do this and you've got to show up at these crowded places and support and show up. No, you don't actually. You don't have to do that. You've. You've done everything that's been asked of you. You don't have to put yourself at any sort of risk or make yourself feel uncomfortable. If you do think that any of these threats from the deep state could be actioned.
02:23:59
Yeah. And some people out there disagree with that. And you want to go support them. I totally support you going to sport. I'm just telling you my mindset on the thing. And yeah, I just don't trust what's happened these last four years. I don't believe in the full control stuff. I do think bad things happen. And until we get some under control here in this country, because this is just the beginning. January 20th marks the beginning of the great American Comeback Tour. Not, not the end of it, like starting. We got a lot of work to do, so. All right. We got a bunch of rants to go through.
02:24:36
It is from last week. I upset a Canadian. Apparently. I was. Ran about Canada. Been ranting about Canadians a lot lately, I guess. G man Canada sent a bunch over. He said, he said, stop psyopping me. The CFL started before the NFL. Y'all changed the rules. Look what we invented. Classic Americans. BB has basic hockey knowledge. Trudeau isn't much worse than Biden. And then he backtracked on that. Said, congrats to the bright clan. So thank you for that. He said my understanding of Canadian beer won him over after I upset him about the Canadian Football League.
02:25:17
The irony of all those boosts is that by coming out in firm defense of Canadian football, you did the most little brother syndrome Canadian thing that you could possibly do, which is to take it, take offense at somebody talking about something totally meaningless and memetic and silly that your country invented. So just my advice to Canadians would be stop taking credit for the silliest things that your country has done. Okay. Like hockey is cool. Most of the other stuff is not cool. Just CFL isn't cool.
02:25:59
Okay, well, number one, the inventor of football, Walter Camp, at least he's widely recognized that he was from New Britain, Connecticut. He played at Yale from 1876 to 1881.
02:26:13
Deep State. Deep State.
02:26:14
Then, yeah. He. He introduced several key innovations that distinguished American football from its rugby and soccer origins, including the position of quarterback, the concept of downs, and reducing team size to 11 players. This is where it became its distinct sport. So 1876, Canada. However, they get their origin of football from rugby. Rugby football began to be played in Canada in the 1860s. The Rugby Football Union was in 1880. They didn't start their. They didn't actually create the. Their version of CFL until 1958 when there was a merger between the Rugby Football Union, which was founded in 1907, and the Western Interprovisional Union in March. March 1936. So you're wrong.
02:27:02
Yeah. My favorite version of Canadians doing this was my own in laws who tried to tell me that Canadian Thanksgiving had been a thing for a long time because I called it. I infamously call it fakesgiving around my Canadian family or preseason Thanksgiving. And they. They got upset by that because they're like, we did stuff too. And turns out that they literally created it as a stat holiday to mimic the American holiday. So just like everything else that they've done, it was pure mimicry of American traditions.
02:27:37
Okay, here we go. We got a list of some of the things that were invented in Canada. Insulin. Which makes sense because.
02:27:44
Did they also invent diabetes?
02:27:46
You probably need a lot of insulin if you're from Canada. Canada. I don't even know what that is, but that sounds like a rash or something. Garbage bags.
02:27:54
Wow. I'm not allowing that. I'm not allowing that. You didn't invent bags. Okay.
02:27:59
Bags of the garbage variety though, dude.
02:28:02
New York and trash in bags.
02:28:03
New York just got the garbage bin in 2023. Don't tell me it's not possible they invented. No, but yeah.
02:28:10
Two snow related things in a row. How. How original.
02:28:16
Peanut butter. A chemist. They needed a chemist to create a peanut butter.
02:28:21
All right, I'll give them that. That's pretty solid.
02:28:24
It's not even real peanut taste. It's the wonder bra. Okay, that should be a crime for. If we're being honest with ourselves. AM radio. The worst kind of radio, right?
02:28:39
Prosthetics. Creepy. If you lose a hand, it's gone.
02:28:45
Where crime and was done.
02:28:47
Yeah. Java frame animation.
02:28:50
Man, I don't see football on here. I agree.
02:28:52
This is a plexiglass. You can't just take credit for everything. Like, this is like saying, oh, we invented hockey and ice skates and hockey pucks and hockey pads and goalie masks. Right? Like you can't just. You can't just do that.
02:29:08
Suck it. We got threshing machine, airplane, digital computer, Microsoft, the Internet. You can keep your garbage bags. Canada.
02:29:18
We invented Jesus.
02:29:22
Well, no, but do we have any other.
02:29:25
I found that the chat. The chat did not get mad at me saying women cannot be in Congress anymore. But they got super mad that I said Dave from X22 mispronounces stuff doji.
02:29:36
Yeah. And then we have Canadians being mad. We have a peanut butter controversy brewing over who actually created peanut butter. Was it the United States or Canada? We could probably get into mashed up some peanuts before since we created the automobile and like all things people aren't allergic to, somehow you can have. You can have peanut butter. Any other boosts?
02:30:00
Lionheart? 50 bucks. Hey guys. Just a simple thanks for tonight. You guys are the best army of God. Much appreciated. Lionheart. To wash that Canadian complaining out of my mouth. All right, we got. We got rants. That's all the boost.
02:30:19
Awesome. All right. By the way, guys, don't forget to hit that thumbs up. Truly appreciate it. Helps us rise on the leaderboard. It would be great to get to number one someday on this show. Do it all the time on the Saturday show. I don't know why we can't do it here. It must be a.
02:30:35
It's that guy.
02:30:36
Must be that co host. Pesky co host. Now maybe we need to start saying Doge Doji. Maybe that'll help. Micro tool maker. Five days for 117. By the way, thank you so much for the generosity link. Thanks Badlands for helping us understand and keeping us sane. Where we go one, we go all.
02:30:58
Thank you.
02:30:59
You are awesome. Microtool maker Jake Depatriot do you think the External Revenue Service will end the IRS and the endless Q? We kind of discussed that.
02:31:10
Yeah, kinda. I think the IRS is going to go away. It's just a matter of. Is. Is the External Revenue Service going to be a thing? Probably not. It's probably like you said, it's more of a. It's just a story. It's just a narrative.
02:31:22
Yep. And get that mindset mind set shifted. Marcy USA where is Michelle Obama Missed Carter's funeral DT schedule conflict with vacation that announced will not attend inauguration without a reason Q mentioned follow the wives held up somewhere there's rumors circulating that there's going to be a divorce because Barack is with Jennifer Aniston. I don't know if that's true. I haven't seen that. I don't know but we shall see. I honestly don't really give a if I'm being truthful so but yeah, I mean Trump skipped Biden's inauguration. Why do we care?
02:32:03
Which is rude. Yeah his own fake president.
02:32:10
James Clayne says is anyone from Badlands going to the inauguration? Love you guys. Well if you are after what we said tonight Alpha. Yeah yeah I'll just.
02:32:19
Alpha yeah almost certainly Alpha yeah we'll see.
02:32:25
We shall see. I don't know. Patrick said he was good up for a little bit but now no fees anymore, no power cell 99 if reconstitution is happen what constitution powers does 47 have to establish and dual backed monetary system banks using Fed res paper and also using treasure department crypto backed strategic reserves. I know Rumble limits you in characters sometimes that's a to our detriment he.
02:32:56
Would have powers over the U S Treasury and as JFK did before him he can essentially redefine what constitutes government back to US money in accordance with the constitution.
02:33:13
There's a lot of speculation out there, a lot of theories. A lot of, a lot of them I think are. I tried to, I don't know, I try to stay away from a lot of the noise. I mean whatever you believe in, whatever you've personally researched and can verify that it is taking place and do it like I saw dig the other day about how I think it was XRP is confirmed to be replacing the dollar because of what a guy on said on Twitter about the meal they had at a restaurant. It's like somebody was like oh thanks, it was nice, so nice talking to you. And then the other guy was like oh yeah. And especially this was great. And then this whole thing about and it was confirmation. I was like dude come on, it's a stretch.
02:33:54
That's the stuff I'd stay away from. Like I don't think there's any confirmation. Diversify your assets, get some gold, silver, get bitcoin, whatever crypto you believe in and we'll see what Trump does because Trump's going to do something to the financial system. It can't last the way it's going. I think we'll, we'll see as we go.
02:34:09
I personally this is why you know we haven't seen the crash that you mentioned earlier but the alternative to it happening on Joe Biden's watch which now looks doubtful is it happening very early during Trump's term because of Joe Biden, which J.D. Vance was kind of advancing that argument this week and saying that we are inheriting absolute. I think he called it a dumpster fire economically. So, you know, Trump talk about public mandate. Trump comes in there and he's like, he can be frank with the American people and show them the chart that I pulled up earlier tonight and say the Biden administration literally burned the dollar. The dollar is burned. We need to peg it to something. We need to stabilize it, which we played the video, I think a couple of months ago or a month ago.
02:34:59
Jack Mahler is one of the kind of figures in the bitcoin sphere. Seemed to knowingly let slip that a stabilization act is one of Trump's plans to come in and say we're not just adding bitcoin to the balance sheet because it's a good investment. We would be doing it under the guise of something that has to be done for national security reasons or economic stability reasons.
02:35:28
Yeah, people in the chat are saying, you know, XRP spike today. I, I did see that and I believe it's under speculation that the SEC is going to Dr. Their investigation or whatever once Trump gets in there. Again, that's. None of that's confirmed speculation. But who knows? I honestly don't know. I kind of personally just hope Trump gets in there is like, okay, central bankers, we owe you how much? And just gives them the middle finger. And then like, okay, China, we owe you how much? Just gives them the middle finger. Like, I just hope it's middle fingers abound. I hope middle fingers are the new future world reserve currency. Yeah, and then he just figures it out from there. But anyway, where are we at? Bell South 826 says thanks. Good informative show. Thank you, thank you.
02:36:15
Valsecco 16 for a dollar says bash bro 162533 okay, not sure, but thank you. $20 from 1027 JS. Thanks, guys. Thank you, Joe for your continued support. We truly appreciate it. Valsecco16 lt does the same thing. It's like they've never heard it pronounced. Dave x22 and LT arc talk retarded. I, I don't, I honestly don't listen to those guys. I've listened to sometimes people be like, hey, Dave mentioned you on the show and I'll go listen to that clip. But I really don't listen to them. But I can't ever tell me that.
02:36:54
And we know. Recently read one of my posts and didn't even say it was me. But I don't know if that's true, so I'm not going to cast aspersions.
02:37:02
He has me blocked on. On Twitter. Yeah, it was weird because a long time ago I was trying to get a hold of him to like, hey, can we do. I'd love to do a show with you or something. Like, have him on Badlands. Like my. When I first started Badlands, I wanted to do me, Dave and. And we know doing a show on Badlands, but Dave said he had another project he was starting and lt, like, wouldn't get back to me through the mutual friend that we knew. And now I'm blocked on Twitter and I've never, like, interacted with this guy ever. I've never, like, watched his show. I've never seen a bad. Said a bad thing about him. Like, this is the first time I'm probably ever talking about him publicly, but he has me blocked for whatever reason, so. And he's.
02:37:40
I know he's used my stuff on a show that's. It's weird. Whatever. But I can't comment on how people talk because I know. I talked too.
02:37:51
Yeah. Also, I was joking. And you guys need to lighten up just a little bit.
02:37:55
Just a little bit. But not too much. Don't line up too much. We like. We like it spicy.
02:37:59
Okay. Crane op says he gave me credit. All right. Somebody told me that in the comments and maybe they were fibbing.
02:38:04
Are you just looking for a fight? Burning bright. Yeah, Tamara. See? Also, do you trust wild boar, though?
02:38:09
Nope. Oh, it's train off. But no, I don't trust either of them.
02:38:13
Oh, that's what I meant. Crane up. Love your brother, but I wouldn't trust him either. Just kidding. Tamara. C Flats. Props. TP Crane Op for the subs. Cheers. Badlands. Oh, yeah, I did see some subs come through from crane off 59.
02:38:24
So thank you. That doesn't get saved for us when we do it, so we have to, like, call it out while it's happening, which we obviously can't usually do. But I have noticed Snow Cat Operator, our buddy that goes to all the guards, has done that a bunch of times recently. Thank you guys for doing that. Every time you guys. Gift subscriptions. It's obviously cool for the other people in the chat and it helps. It helps the whole company and it helps rumble. So it's all good stuff.
02:38:53
Truly appreciate it. And if I would have known you're going to be in a rant featured in a rant about your gifting of subs. I would not have besmirched you and talk immediately prior to that crane op. So thank you. And yeah. Snowcat. Snowcat operator. Every time I hear that name, I always think of the dog. His dog. Love seeing that one at guards. Anyway, mad Mr. Fox, the drone company DJ1 or I just removed no fly zone restrictions. Congrats. BB. Why are those two things related?
02:39:24
I don't understand.
02:39:27
I don't either. Julie. JN. Great show. You gentlemen are so insightful and intelligence intelligent. The Ghost segment reminded me of the first time he came on. Loved that. Then and now. Thank you. Yeah, we should almost bring him on more often so he doesn't feel like he needs to, like, just blurt out everything that's in his mind all at once without letting anybody, like, interrupt and. Guys, again, Ghost, Love you, brother, but I have a certain way of, like, doing the show with flow. Like, even Burning Bright probably gets annoyed of how I interrupt him sometimes. But it's like this. It's back and we've had it all out.
02:40:07
We've had all these things out.
02:40:09
Yep. So we'll get him on more and he'll. He'll learn and eventually I'll just get to meeting him when I need to say something like I did Burning Bright.
02:40:17
And so he's the people who do this stuff. We're all right. That comes with good. Good things and bad. Good aspects and bad aspects. And people in this world who end up finding their way into this stuff like, and. And obsessing over it are strong personalities and John's trying to run a tight ship. I won't often give him compliments, but it would not be easy to manage the. Or to. To never say you're managing the people that are on Badlands while Ghost managing them. So, yeah, it's not an easy task.
02:40:55
For the most part. I'm very, like, hands off management. Like, I don't tell people anything. Like, I don't really care. But. But when it comes to the shows that are like my shows, you know, that's like, where I have a vision for it. I want to keep it to that. And if I feel like it's not meeting that I'm gonna. Yeah. I'm gonna tell you to shut the up now and then. Or at least let me, like, raise my hand and get a question in Ghost.
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02:42:03
All right, next time you guys see. First of all, guys, watch the narrative from Sunday night. Chris was on it had a good episode there. So he did Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. And this Sunday I believe it's going to be Brad. Our own Brad. So that should be a fun one as well. Pre inauguration show.
02:42:24
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02:42:31
Which means there's still time for the newsies additions we need to.
02:42:37
Maybe I'll wear the hat if you can get me the hat.
02:42:40
There you go.
02:42:40
If you give me the hat, I'll wear the hat once.
02:42:44
Okay.
02:42:44
In the future, sometime when I go bald maybe I probably won't wear the.
02:42:50
Hats for a guard power hour. The power hour group can wear newsies outfits.
02:42:56
Okay, we can do that. How about in Vegas on stage or maybe a different guard. But one of the guards for the live in person power hour, we all dress up newsies. That makes sense if you supply the outfits. Okay.
02:43:12
You didn't like that rounding around Mrs. Bright that she can do that. She can source that stuff.
02:43:17
Okay. Okay. We've come to an agreement. Okay. Hit the thumbs up. We'll see you next time, everybody. Thanks for tuning in.
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I just have one thing to say. Hang on there. Happy birthday to you.
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Happy birthday to you.
02:43:50
Happy birthday dear Val Happy birthday to you. Brock and I think it's a right for people that bad at health care. God save the queen, man. This is all within our power. We'll teach Donald Trump a valuable lesson. Don't mess with the men in America unless you want to get the benefits. My grandpa's named Andrew Ambrose Finnegan his kitchen table I learned well this is what it is because he was who he is. That's why it is what it is. True international pressure isolated punish China Donald care Donald Trump thinks health care get off your golf course and out of the sand bunker. Well, I'm sick and tired of smart guys covet has taken this year just since the outbreak it's taken more than 100 years.
02:44:58
Look here's so you go ahead and you stack spaghetti sauce at a store and in a supermarket you control the guy or the woman who runs the run, brings out the carts on a forklift. What happened? When you think about it, more lives this year than any other year for the past hundred years. Even Dr. King's assassination did not have the worldwide impact that George Floyd's death did. I look forward to introducing I would have already done it had not had the death. George had not been held up against that curb. Poor kids are just as bright and just as tal as white kids. We have to do more than just build back better to build back we have to build back better.
02:45:46
I will remember you. Will you?
02:45:55
Never me.
The Badlands. Running the Badlands. Explain those Badlands. That's a hell of a name.
02:01
Mr. Vice President, I'm going off script again. I know, but I just want to personally thank you. We've been through some stuff. We've gone through some of the most complex military operations this country's ever conducted. And your steady hand and your leadership during those was a great source of strength for me. Thank you for your leadership. Thank you for your character. Thank you for your selfless service. Thank you for commitment. Thank you for being a mentor to me, Mr. Vice President.
02:36
It's called the Swamp. And you know what happened. And you know what? I did a big favor. I caught the Swamp. I caught them all. Let's see what happens. Nobody else could have done that but me. I caught all of this corruption that was going on, and nobody else could have done it. Every four years, we gather on these steps to carry out the orderly and peaceful transfer of power. Today's ceremony, however, has very special meaning. Because today we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another, but we are transferring power from Washington, D.C. And giving it back to you, the people. For too long, a small group in our nation's capital has reaped the rewards of government while the people have borne the cost. Washington flourished, but the people did not share in its wealth.
03:59
This American carnage stops right here and stops right now. The forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. From this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. From this day forward, it's going to be only America first.
04:27
This is a president of the United States who is a danger to the Republic.
04:31
America first.
04:33
He knows he's an illegitimate president.
04:35
The oath office I take today is an oath of allegiance to all Americans.
04:41
The great Trump Recovery.
04:43
America will never be a socialist country. I will fight for you with every breath in my body.
04:53
Russia. Russian. Pro.
04:55
Russian. Russian. Russian. Russian. Russian.
04:57
Russian. Russians.
04:58
Russian.
04:58
Russia.
04:58
Russia. Russia.
05:02
And I will never, ever let you down.
05:08
A dangerous virus is spreading rapidly in China. US Officials are very worried that it could come here.
05:13
This is really the worst attack we've ever had. This is worse than Pearl Harbor. This is worse than the World Trade Center. There's never been an attack like this. The time for empty talk is over. Now arrives the hour of action. What they're doing is using Covid to steal an election. Together, we will make America strong again. You know what it's about?
05:37
Fraud. Fake balance.
05:40
We will make America wealthy again. They are trying to steal the election.
05:45
Now under the leadership of President Trump.
05:47
We are fully realizing President Kenny's prescient of special operations forces.
05:54
We will make America proud again. And watch, please, those mail in ballots. We will make America safe again. And in millions and millions of ballots, their vote is under what they thought they needed. Dumping more ballots in there.
06:10
Okay?
06:11
And yes, together we will make America great again. Thank you. God bless you. If we are right about the fraud, Joe Biden can't be president.
06:24
Congress, the chair declares the joint session solid.
06:45
Good evening, everybody, and welcome to the show. There is so much going on, but really, welcome to the Wednesday edition of the Devolution Power Hour. I hope you guys are having what.
06:56
Also known as the shit show.
06:57
The shit show. Today was a shit show of. There was so much that happened today. Like, I was going through my notes before the show. You had sent a few things over, like three, four, five things, and pretty much all of them are. Those are lame compared to the things we're going to be talking about tonight.
07:14
Yeah, like, they didn't make the cut. And I get it. That's how much stuff is going on.
07:18
Yeah, yeah. Every time before the show, I was like, well, I mean, if you can bring it up naturally and keep it super short. And yeah, I'm like, look at this really interesting thing.
07:27
Yeah, like, look at this really interesting thing. And John's like, that's cool. Fudge you. We have these other things. And then my response is, basically, that's reasonable. There is. I mean, as is custom, we'll get through 2.1 topics and that'll be it. But.
07:42
And then at the end of the show, you're going to throw all the stuff in that you said you weren't going to bring up.
07:45
So I did just want to say.
07:47
Yeah, just one more thing. If I can do this really quickly.
07:50
I got some energy. Mrs. Bright is. Is looking haggard on the baby cam. Beautifully haggard. Is that.
07:56
There you go. That's a compliment. They like those. They like those.
08:00
I, however, am looking svelte and ready for the power hour.
08:05
I'm. I like, hit a wall not long ago. I don't know why. I got a little caffeine here. I'm gonna see if that perks me up. But the news, I'm hoping will perk me up as well. By the way, how's. This is. How old's your baby? Like a month?
08:17
No, two weeks today.
08:20
Wow.
08:20
Today back to his birth weight. So he's. He's hitting the gym, he's been hitting the weights. He's back up There we're trying to min max. Like we're at a bulk stage right now, but I don't want to go too crazy.
08:34
Sure.
08:35
So we're gonna slow it down now. We're just gonna maintain, get into some maintenance mode, work on.
08:40
When are you gonna start hitting the gym?
08:42
Oh, no, I'm thinking, like, I'm thinking when he's done with high school, I'll get back in there.
08:49
Okay, cool. Yep, sounds good. Looking forward to it. Anyway. Yeah. So, laundry list of things tonight. Let me see if I can find my post where I just posted this. So to name a few. Tonight we're going to talk about. We've had two special counsel reports since Saturday. We had the confirmation hearings today. And the main thing I want to talk about with those is the Q and on cannibalism mentioned, which was so funny. We'll talk about the peacemaking, the peacemakers, the deal that was negotiated which Biden.
09:23
Tried to credit for sure. Right.
09:25
Yeah, good point. Well, save it for that part. We have a Biden farewell, a prerecorded farewell. And it's so funny how they did. Did you see that?
09:38
No, I read the quotes. I didn't see.
09:41
No. Like at the beginning of this stream, the live stream farewell, like one of the aids messed up and it like went to the wrong thing and she had to like go on the computer and click the pre recorded stream. It's like this is, this was the entire presidency guys. They were showing you right here at the very end. Yeah, we'll talk about that. Bittersweet farewell. And then we have something to do with Trump's inauguration. There's a theme that was put forth with this and it's eerily similar to his outgoing theme related to devolution. We'll talk about that. There's this weird UAE treaty, United Arab Emirates. And we're actually gonna have a guest join.
10:19
I wonder if you guys can guess who that Middle east expert might be that's going to join us for a brief segment here in a little bit to talk about that. I mean, I feel like we had so much more. Biden canceled on nspm. Don't you forget about that.
10:33
Right.
10:34
See what else?
10:35
I mean, as long as that's the one topic that I'm glad is going to make the cut is the. Our boy blue. I will not have our boy blue besmirched in his final days of this office.
10:49
It's interesting to see the things they're doing on the way out the door. Yeah, but yeah, we can be. Smudge them a little bit.
10:56
Yeah, I mean I just, I, I, it's one of those funny circumstances where all of the memes like flaming him on his way out the door are entirely accurate. And if he was our boy blue would be entirely the point of our boy blue.
11:14
So that's why I said bittersweet. Yeah, it's bittersweet. It's.
11:18
I need to play some bittersweet symphony for him in the outro or something.
11:22
Well, we're gonna do the I I will remember you video. Probably that green.
11:26
We need a new one. We'll have green. Green start working on it now. Bittersweet symphony next week for next week.
11:34
We could probably do a better song than that.
11:38
I mean it's not the best song. It's just, it's fitting.
11:42
Yeah. Yeah. But there's got to be like. That's why I will remember you is so perfect. Because it's like on all those cleft palate commercials. If any of you guys are watching NFL playoffs lately, I suffered through some of the Vikings game the other day. There's like four commercials of the kids with cleft pallets. And my kids like for the first 20 minutes of the game are watching with me and my son is freaking out. It's like, what's wrong with their face? It's like.
12:06
Well, yeah, the, if you donate.
12:08
Five bucks you can fix that face. Johnny.
12:10
I've never seen a man his contract situation more in one night than Sam Darnold did on that. Oh yeah, like it's over, man. There's no like we're gonna run this back after that is a mirage. If, if that wasn't proof that regular seasons in all sports are completely meaningless.
12:33
Not completely. You need, you need those to get to the postseason. But yeah, you're absolutely right. But we don't need to talk sports here. We have plenty of other topics to discuss and let's kick things off with a couple of our sponsors. We're going to start with a little gold co. Oh shoot. My thing isn't loaded so hold for processing maybe. How about you ad lib this burning bright just came. I won't do that to you. Yeah, get your gold, get your silver. Badlandsgold.com you can also get some free bonus silver, but you gotta check if you qualify. Go to instantsilver.com badlands another thing real quick, since we're talking finances, what about bitcoin lately? Badlandsme TV River. Bitcoin is kind of Surged. And you have a little theory about it? Maybe. Should we say, yeah, maybe, or do you want to do now?
13:24
I mean, let's just hit it now. Just because it's a quick thing. It's not really actual news. I mean, bitcoin surged back above a hundred thousand dollars briefly. It's back down to 99. Obviously. Inauguration is next week. That's what we're going to be talking about a lot. And the bitcoin world and the tradfi world is taught well. Tradfi and defi worlds are glued to what, if anything, Trump is going to do week one when it comes to signaling something with bitcoin. And you know, besides the long term stuff that G Money talks about and that we've talked about on these shows, I do actually think this is the case where Trump is going to make some big moves like day one.
14:09
I agree.
14:09
If for no other reason than he made a really huge deal out of courting that whole maximalist audience and that's all they care about. But yeah, it. There's a few triggers that could happen like repealing SAB 21 that would allow banks to custody Bitcoin, etc. That most people believe Trump is going to do like week one. And if he does this, it probably opens the door to that nation state game theory that many of us have been theorizing about for quite a while.
14:39
It's gonna be interesting. Day one is gonna be pretty fun, I think.
14:44
Yeah.
14:44
All those executive orders. Rumors of 100 executive orders. Can you imagine? Like how. What did Steve, my wet dream. Didn't he.
14:50
Was he the one talking about 100 Bannon said something about all the executive orders yesterday.
14:55
My Jimmy's a rustling. And that's why it's perfect timing for this too. Might as well quick promo this. I'm starting a new show, guys, starting next Tuesday. So it won't be on day one, but it'll be on day two. Probably won't have time to go through all 100 executive orders if that is the case. Because I'm going to be committed to keeping the show to one hour. That's the goal. One hour show. See if I can do it.
15:20
So just have me ghost Cancon and Chris back to. Back to. And Zach.
15:27
Yep.
15:28
All the least verbose people.
15:31
Yeah, we can maybe make it out of the intro. We won't even make it out of the intro. That's like a liberty. No, it's going to be short. Sweet. Get to the point. We're Going to cover many of the headlines. We're doing a couple deep dives on stuff. My plan is to bring guests on. Maybe not so many right away, but topical guests, kind of like Bannon does. But it should be good. I'm really excited about this. The Daily Herald starting next Tuesday, but it's going to be every weekday at 1pm Eastern, so make sure you guys stay tuned for that.
16:02
I do want to let people know a little behind the scenes. I want people to know how many of my great ideas never even see a whisper. Into the. Into the Badlands Zeitgeist. I proposed that the graphic here be much more John as if he is in the classic film the Newsies, occupying the Christian Bale role.
16:25
That wasn't behind the scenes. You said that on air last week.
16:29
And behind the scenes many more times. And not even a little bit of a hint of the newsies. But, you know, it's. It's classy. I get it.
16:37
But there's a literal newspaper on the. On the thing on the thumbnail, just saying.
16:43
Yeah, well, if it. If it doesn't go well, if it fails, it's because of that.
16:48
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18:49
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19:32
Tomorrow we are covering Burgum for the Interior, Zeldin for the epa, Besson for Treasury. There's possibly more Bondi, and then there's another one on the schedule tomorrow, same committee, Scott Turner for hud. Gnomes on Friday. Gnomes, dhs. Yeah. So lots tomorrow. The bergamot I'm especially excited about. He's a North Dakotan. I don't want to say why yet, but there's. There's some potential for a pretty funny story. I'll tell you guys about the story after. After the Burgum thing because there's a mainstream media outlet out there. Got to see how. What happens and then. And then we'll tell you about it. So I don't want to tease it too much, but I can't wait. Been checking.
20:24
If ever there was. If ever there was proof of how. Not just how.
20:29
Don't. Don't ruin it.
20:30
Sort of evil, these people, in case they're watching. Stupid. They are.
20:33
Yeah.
20:33
This would be one of them.
20:35
Yeah. Just in case they're watching. We don't want to ruin anything. Yeah. We'll get back to you on that? Okay. Well, anyway, he ghost is not here yet, so let's talk about this. Trump's inauguration coming up soon, five days away now they put out theme for what the inauguration is going to be. And so I'm going to read this is a cat the great post. The theme of the 60th inaugural ceremonies are Enduring Democracy, A Constitutional Promise recognizes the founder's commitment to the future generations of Americans to preserve the continuity and stability of our democratic system of government. And this is very, very interesting because as I said earlier, this is eerily similar to what Trump said in the federal mission Resilience strategy that was released in conjunction with Executive Order 13961, which is the devolution executive order.
21:34
It's this one, if you guys don't remember, in the opening part of this that Trump wrote. There's a couple paragraphs in here, but one in particular I'm going to read. And it's almost, not quite verbatim, but very similar. And so I'm looking at this, I'm like, okay, this is Trump outgoing, saying almost the same thing as he's saying as he's coming right back in the door. This. Let me make sure I have the right one here. I'm all, I'm so, like, so excited and I'm all over the place.
22:02
Jesus, is this what's been going on when I've been gone?
22:05
Yeah, pretty much. Okay. The strategy right here accelerates our collective efforts to fully implement national continuity policy and make risk informed decisions to maintain a comprehensive and effective capability that insur. Ensures the continuous performance of essential functions and services to preserve our constitutional form of government under any and all conditions. As executive branch, we must recommit and sustain leadership's attention on meeting the needs of American people in face of disruptions and preserving our form of government. And again, back to the theme of the upcoming inauguration, our enduring democracy, a constitutional promise to preserve the continuity and stability of our democratic system of government we've talked about on the show a few times. You know, in terms of phases of continuity government and devolution, what would the next phase be? And are we witnessing that?
22:58
And it's hard to know because none of us know exactly what is going on. But we think it's some form of continuity government. That next phase would be the reconstitution phase when Trump returns the government back to the, you know, as close as semblance as it used to be prior to leaving. And that's what like this him being inaugurated would be. Right. And so it's just, it's very interesting and it's notable that theme of this coming back in is right on par with theme of when he was leaving. So I don't know if you have any comment on that.
23:29
I mean, just the clip that comes to mind is from Pompeo. Whatever people think of him, the statement was an Alzheimer of we're going to see a smooth transition to a second Trump administration. And, you know, this is just, it's full circle. I mean, it's a lot of the stuff that we'll get to if and when we talk about Joe Biden and his farewell. But, you know, Chris and I talked about this even on Story hour last night. We were talking about a movie based on video games, Free Guy. And, you know, some of the stuff that I saw you talking about on Liberty Den last week, something that can be a little frustrating for me, I think, is there's so many opinions in the truth community. That's, that's a strength, it's not a weakness of it.
24:18
But I get annoyed when I see what I feel is internally inconsistent viewpoints being advanced by people. One of those is related to what we're seeing here with the continuity sort of idea. You know, there's a lot of gray area in this stuff, but generally speaking, if you think there was a continuity of government devolution plan put in motion, if you look at all the stuff Trump was saying in the lead up to the 2020 election, if you look at the net effects of the Biden administration, and especially if you look at the 20, 23, 24 statements by Trump continuously talking about that administration and its effects on the public, there are people who kind of, they separate those two things in their minds and they're like, oh, there's the Devo operation and then there's the Biden administration.
25:11
And I'm not saying that you have to believe it was all 100% controlled, but to think that Trump is this 5D chess master and implemented a continuity of government operation, but also the deep state has been ravaging the country for four years. Like, those two viewpoints are not entirely compatible. And I think that, you know, to me this week and next week, how smooth, quote, unquote, the transition seems may kind of give us some more markers as to how planned all of this was. I mean, there's a lot of talk about how chaotic things are about to get. But I, I almost Am sensing a reverse rug pull. Like, I, I'm starting to feel like.
25:55
Yeah, okay, we'll get there. So, so save that comment because I know where you're going with that and that's perfect for when we get to that part of it. What you said there, you know, like the continuity government or some sort of devolution op, and also the Biden administration and the deep state has control. We've discussed this. You know, how much level of control is there? So many times. And I always come back to, like, I will never, or at least I'm not going to say never. But I'm yet to see an argument that has convinced me to overcome the full control hurdle that's there for me. Like, there's a. Yeah, there's a logical inconsistency with it be for many reasons. There's a more moral inconsistency with that argument as well.
26:37
But the main thing is like, I think the devolution operation, and Chris was the one who first, you know, phrased it this way. It's like the baby in the playpen. That's the level of control. Like they're still going to be able to do things, but there's just this. We baby proof the house and they can't do certain really, really bad things. But the war is real. Like that's a Q thing. And qq, having said that, also saying full control, like those two things, I, I think you can't have both. You know what I mean?
27:06
Yeah. Well, let me put it a different way because I phrased that weirdly. I wasn't even trying to get into really control. Stupid of you, man, discussion. I more mean the inconsistency. I think I see specifically as it relates to the devolution theory. There's people that don't use that terminology. Right. But if they follow the Q op, they believe in the plan. Right. They believe that there's a Patriot plan overall. And we've talked about this for a long time, no matter how far you go or don't go into, how much control did Patriots have over the Biden administration? I think it's reasonable to go far enough as to say it wasn't left up to chance that Trump would be coming back into a public position of power. Right.
27:52
So that in 2020, if the devolution operation was implemented, maybe they didn't have control over the incoming administration outside of the baby in the playpen, as he put it, as Chris puts it, but it's impossible to believe, as we've said a million times, that they were relying on the same sort of deep state systems to just hope that Trump gets back in there. And I think that whether you are read up on the devolution mechanism or not, which, that's going to give you even more of a belief that this stuff wasn't left up to chance. I find the inconsistency among some Q people, not all, of course, but some where they're like, everything is planned. This is part of a Patriot plan. And yet it relied on us winning a fake election. It relied on having control over these systems.
28:42
It relies on a smooth transition of power like those viewpoints, I think, should be diverging at this point. Like, you're either, you either think that we're watching some sort of culmination, resolution of a plan that's been going on, or you don't. And you think that the last four years was just kind of people acting, including patriots, just doing the best they could in the moment.
29:04
The whole time, you know, I could see a level of control, and I don't think I've seen anybody talk about it this way. But like, almost like a kill switch, right? Like, we have you guys and we're gonna play this thing out, but if you do step out of line fully or something, we have everything we need to completely take you down. And there's moral arguments to, if you have it, just do it. But, but I understand the awakening argument, all these other things. I, we don't have to have that debate. But that's how I could see it playing out in some sort of full control. It's not necessarily. They're not, we're not controlling these people. Like, there's this battle going on. But yeah, the ending is there. The ending isn't.
29:41
I agree with, I agree with that. And it makes me think of the analog to that, the sort of Damocles idea where the deep staters in the know, if they haven't been directly read in on anything, they've been able to see the gravity of devolution. So I, I agree with you that if that's as low a level of control as we have, that's still a lot of control if your enemies are in there, kind of being like, man, if we really step out of line here, we might get that sword coming down and we don't know what form that's going to take.
30:14
Yeah, the other inconsistency. I see. And then we'll. We'll bring our guests on. Because I sees in the background here is the same people who call themselves digital soldiers are also being like, wow, that was a. Must have been a loud cough. Yeah, I can see like. Anyway, the same people call themselves digital soldiers and talking about this all the time, but then they're like, why are we questioning Trump now? Like, why? Why are we. Don't you trust Trump? All these people, all these things, the Zuckerberg oppos, it's still in the back of my mind because it's so fresh and I, it's. There's gonna be more like it. It's going to continue. Those two things are logical inconsistencies because you're a cute. You're a digital cheerleader at that point. You're not a digital soldier.
30:57
Yeah. Of the movie, which I don't think was the point.
31:00
You're not an active participant. Participant. And maybe that is what they want. They just want people to be cheerleading. But I never having not read the drops fully, I've never believed that should be how people operate once I got into this. You got to be an active participant. You got to push what you want. But let's not have that debate unless you have anything really worthwhile.
31:19
I agree, and I don't. The only thing I would add is that I don't interpret the Q drops as advocating for that, but I do think that some people interpreted them. Them that way.
31:28
Yes. Okay, we got ghost on for a segment. I didn't tell them this pre show, but no filibustering. That's your only guideline. We're going to try to make this a 15 minute segment. So you're going to teach us everything we need to know about the Middle east geopolitics in 15 minutes.
31:44
So that's start around 2000 B.C.
31:48
Yeah. No, but the reason I wanted to have him on is because I was going through. If you go to the Biden White House, just type in Biden White House and go to their briefing room. They have all sorts of the stuff they do every single day, all sorts of releases. And there's one interesting one that I found. I was like, what the hell is going on with this? And it was this one message to the Senate on the treaty between the government of the United States of America and the government of the United Arab Emirates on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters. I was like, well, why would they be doing this? And I. You read through it and it was signed in 2022. February of 2022.
32:28
So almost three years ago, and he's putting this memo out here because he sent the treaty to Congress for their advice and consent on ratification. Like, he's trying to get this to become a law because you need the Senate to ratify treaties. And so I'm like, why the hell is he waiting almost three years to get a treaty that was signed three years ago ratified now? Like, why would you not do this three years? Why would you not do it anytime on the past? Why are you doing it five days before Trump comes in here? Then I dug a little further on it. I'll pass this over to you in a second, Gordon, to have you just nerd out all over it, but dug in a little further, and there's a Twitter post up on it. But this.
33:09
This treaty is like sharing information on criminals, essentially. Like, it's. It's meant to streamline the exchange of U.S. U.S. Law enforcement data and evidence needed investigations and prosecutions. The people that were involved with this who were negotiating for several years, and if not mistaken, several means more than one. And if it was signed in 2022, that means it was started when Trump was in office. Negotiations for this started when Trump was in office. If my math is correct, the guy who's in office, or, sorry, in charge, or the director of this Justice Department.
33:45
Just little note, several technically means more than two. So it doesn't just mean two. It does mean more than two.
33:53
If they're using correct language even further solidifies my point. I love it when you do that stuff. So keep doing that stuff. Don't do other stuff. Anyway, one of the guys in charge of the negotiations was the Justice Department's Office of International Affairs. The director over there is this Vaughn Airy. I don't know if that's how you say his name, but what I found interesting is this guy used to be the convening authority for military trials at Gitmo. He's a JAG officer, Judge Advocate Division. Dasting as hell, in my opinion, with all the Gitmo stuff going on. He's been there since March of 2016. Even predated Trump technically, because there, through the entirety of Trump's presidency, he was the one negotiating this stuff.
34:42
They fired him or basically forced him to resign from that position because he was trying to get judges to move to Gitmo so they could get these prosecutions going faster. And they didn't. The DOD and State Department didn't want them to be doing that. He's like, no, we're not sending these judges down. There to move faster. There's this beef, and he essentially resigned and then later on came to work here. So, yeah, what's going on? Why are we. Why do we even have these. This treaty with. With uae and why do you think it took so long for it to get pushed to the senate?
35:15
One minute left. Ghost.
35:19
That's hilarious. I. I didn't watch the Pete. The Pete Hegseth thing, but I did see the clip of the old man asking him what a jag off was. And hegseth's response. I thought hegseth was going to say, you are a jag off. That would have been the appropriate response, but I thought that was a hilarious little exchange.
35:38
There's some great memes that came out of that hearing.
35:41
Yeah, yeah, exactly. No, no, this is a. So what y'all were just talking about before, I think, ties right into this. The war is real. The war is happening. That's kind of a trope that a lot of people have been saying for the past eight years, 10 years, however long people have been at this. But there's a lot of proof to that. So if you want to share my screen, I can just walk you through the speed run of how the UAE is doing exactly what that. That treaty suggests.
36:11
I'm looking at your screen in the background, and I'm dreading sharing it.
36:16
Well, look, this is the war. I mean, if you want to see what the war is, guys, the war is a giant RICO case that is transnational, that involves many different jurisdictions, many different authorities rounding people up and basically isolating the oligarchs and bringing them down. And people need to understand they haven't all been brought down yet. The idea that, like, all the bad guys have been rounded up, that, like, the plans are probably laid, but they haven't been arrested yet. They are still being arrested as we speak. So how the UAE, specifically this, ties into. Executive Order 13818, December 2000, 2017, October 10, 2019. Secretary Pompeo, today, U. S. Treasury sanctions against the Gupta brothers make clear that those. Those involved in corruption will face consequences.
37:14
This action reaffirms the United States commitment to the support of the rule of law and accountability in South Africa and globally. So who are the Gumta brothers? Here is the U. S. Department of treasury official paperwork saying pursuant to executive order 13818, these guys are added to the list. Go get them. Right. So who are the Gumta brothers? The gumta brothers are oligarchs from India who have controlled for about 10 years they have. Have a thing called state capture. And so they were guilty of something that's called state capture in South Africa, where they had bought off. It says state capture is a type of systemic corruption or political corruption in which private interests significantly influence the state's decision making processes to their own advantage.
38:01
And eventually, effectively what it amounts to is you have paid off the politicians, you own the corporate media, so you are basically disseminating fake news to the public. And then you also are using bot farms, as it says right here. In 2017, it was discovered that the Gupta brothers, acting on behalf of. Of Oak Bay Investments, had deliberately manipulated and inflamed racial tensions, stirred up racial hatred, and made accusations of, quote, white monopoly capital, end quote. Using a large number of fake Twitter and other accounts online as part of a campaign to portray Oak Bay and those connected to it as victims, apparently intended to deflect corruption claims. So basically what these guys were doing is they were on a much smaller scale, being the deep state, but in South Africa.
38:49
Interesting.
38:51
So they immediately, as soon as this gets announced or in the time leading up to it getting announced, they flee to. This is like 2018. They flee to. From South Africa to Dubai to the uae and they chill there for about four years. And then four years later.
39:09
Wait, what date was this?
39:12
I'm sorry, so they fled in 2018, 2019. Pompeo makes this announcement that we're adding them to the, to this executive order.
39:24
And so they were already in UAE when Pompeo did, correct?
39:28
Yes, they're already in the. They are. They were already there. Then fast forward to this is June 2022.
39:36
A.
39:37
A red flag is what it's called, is put out by Interpol. So Interpol puts out like a, like red flag. A red flag, red fag, something like that.
39:46
Okay.
39:47
And it says, arrest these guys. Any, like, any jurisdiction that's. That finds these people arresting the Gupta brothers. And so two of the Gunta brothers were in the uae, and so the UAE immediately arrests them and holds them. South Africa. So there's a lot of back and forth about whether the UAE is the good guy or the bad guy. You have the media accused, like, attacking them relentlessly, saying they're the bad guy because South Africa applies for extradition and says, hey, send us the Gunta brothers so we can prosecute them. And the UAE says, no, we are not going to send you the Gunta brothers.
40:26
Is this verbatim?
40:27
This is verbatim. They say, no, we're not going to send you The Gumta brothers. It says, UAE court dismisses South African requests extradited Gupta brothers. And the reason that now, the specific reason they didn't do it is because it says right here, specifically, it is reported that the extradition request failed to include an active arrest warrant, as is required by the terms of the extradition treaty. So they had no arrest warrant issued that they included in like this request. And so they said, hey guys, you didn't send us an arrest warrant, so we're not sending them back to you. It's worth noting that April of 2023, this is, this guy was one of the Gupta brothers lieutenants who ran one of their companies. And he was acquitted in his trial because basically the prosecutor screwed up the prosecution.
41:15
So there's a lot of speculation that the South. South Africa is not equipped to prosecute these guys. And so the UAE is holding them and basically saying, yeah, we don't trust you to prosecute them. We're going to keep them for now.
41:26
Let's take an intermission here. I got, I got so many questions, so. And burning Brad, if you have anything.
41:31
This is an actual photo of the Google brothers. That's what I kept thinking of.
41:38
Exactly.
41:38
These are the Koopas from Mario.
41:41
But anyway, okay, south Africa sends in this request, like, hey, give us our Guptas back. But the UAE is like, no, you need an arrest warrant. And that like stifled South Africa, they couldn't put together an arrest warrant to like alter their extradition requests.
41:57
They've like recently up reapplied. They're like, hey, put together, like put together a new request and try again. And it took them like a year or two to do that. So I went and checked and right now that request is pending. I mean, it's insane. I, I agree it's really stupid.
42:12
But that I feel like it is an arrest warrant. Wouldn't even like, I could put one together right now on using Microsoft Word probably.
42:22
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
42:23
You probably have one in your, like a blank one in your mind map.
42:26
Sometimes these arrest warrants makes me wonder though, who's trying to get them back. Right, like there. This is where it depends on. It depends on the colored hat you're putting on the UAE here. But if you put a white hat on them for the purposes of this operation, then sometimes the point of origin, bad actors in the point of origin could be trying to put together arrest warrants to insulate their own assets.
42:54
Is it possible for you to give like a two paragraph Too long. Didn't listen for everything you've said to this point.
43:02
Yes, I can. Gun to brothers are the deep state on a smaller scale who controlled South Africa for about 10 years. A new president was elected in 2018 that replaced the old president who was in bed with the guntas. And basically they were then added to Executive Order 13818 by Trump. They ran away to the UAE and then eventually during the Biden administration they were arrested by the UAE and are being held there now.
43:33
All of this is to say you think that this, it's possible that these are the guys specifically that this action is referencing?
43:42
Yes, the, this is definitely the guys. This is definitely.
43:46
Yeah.
43:47
From the well, from the treaty.
43:49
Yeah, that's what I mean. Yeah.
43:50
So the treaty. I think what the tree is actually about is if you think about what Dubai is a haven for wealth. Right?
43:57
Yeah.
43:58
And there are all these articles out there you can go find of people who have money, they go to Dubai. So you could imagine that it, you could imagine that there are probably a lot of people who have ill gotten gains who are basically retired now in Dubai.
44:16
So isn't that the place me and Zach talked about, the Dubai Porta Potty or whatever? Isn't that. Well obviously Dubai Porta Potty would be in Dubai.
44:24
I don't know.
44:26
That's a, that's a good, a nice Porta Potty there or something.
44:29
Google it. Just make sure you're not on your work computer sometime. Ghost.
44:33
Yeah, okay, I will. But basically like Dubai, for those who aren't familiar, the UAE is kind of like the most moderate, the loosest rules so to speak of all the Arab nations. And there's a lot of wealth there. So you go to Dubai, you have lots of fun. You probably have seen like the Instagram hoes online. Like they're always in Dubai.
44:55
Yeah, yeah. That's the cottage industry over there. A lot of the early bitcoin bros went to Dubai. And one kind of interesting thing about Dubai though is that even though it's a haven for potential billionaire ne'er do wells, it's got like the most strict law enforcement maybe worldwide. Like if you're around in Dubai and making any sort of trouble, they just throw you in prison right there. Like you go over the speed limit, you smoke weed, whatever it is, they'll throw the book at you straight to jail.
45:34
So like is there anything on your mind map that you. That makes you. So when I saw this treaty Come through. My first thought was the timing of it obviously being. It took three years and now they're finally pushing this through and it's right before Trump gets in here. And it's a Trump treaty. So, like, it's. That's notable to me. I'm not sure if it's, you know, it could definitely be a reading of it's our boy Blue just doing another Trump thing before Trump gets in there. Take the pressure off of Trump narrative, shielding all these things. But is there like some sort of actual to Biden needs to be the one to send this treaty through for whatever reason. Is it something to do with 9, 11, is it something to do with other Deep State stuff?
46:13
Because when I think along these lines and what we're up against, you know, okay, some South African Deep State agents, I get it. They've been sanctioned by the United States. I get it. But like, is there any direct connection to like, Deep State shenanigans here in the United States that you can think of?
46:29
Yes, and let me show you that. So, and before I show you that, I'll just point this, I point out this headline this past May. So seven months ago, the third brother, who I think is like the head honcho, he was arrested india by Modi. So Modi, now Modi has the oldest brother in the uae, which is who is nbz. He has the two other brothers. So Africa represents a chessboard that's been active this entire time, the entire Biden administration. There has been a very active, kinetic conflict happening there between the Deep State, which is represented by NATO in the European Union, and ISIS against this emerging sovereign alliance.
47:16
I will point out that on the same day or the day after Pompeo put out this post, we get this really interesting article that talks about two weeks before this big summit was going to happen in October 24th. They're talking about Trump's Africa strategy. They're talking about the first ever Russia Africa summit, which is going to be held in Sochi October 23rd and 24th, talking about how all these military deals between Putin and Africa, how the Wagner Group was already in Africa, operating, helping soldiers on the ground, helping locals overthrow governments. I think I came on with Burning Bright and Chris and talked about this before. And like we walked through some of this stuff and then I came on with Chris and Patrick like two months ago, and we talked about Venezuela and how that tied into all this.
48:11
But point is that these two articles right here, this one is from April 1st of last year, April 1st, 2024 is how the Gulf states are putting their money into mining. And this one, the UAE's rising influence in Africa. This is May of 2024. And just to summarize what both these articles are saying, the assets that were seized in Executive Order 13818 by Donald Trump, specifically this guy, Dan Gertler in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he seized assets that were owned by Glencore, which is the largest commodity asset company in the world. These three companies right here, Glencord, Trafigura, and Vital, these are. These represent the three largest commodity traders in the world. Commodities, meaning oil, precious metals, like all that stuff. You're talking trillions of dollars of commodities basically between these three companies.
49:13
And Trump went in and seized their mining rights in Africa. And then over the course of the Biden administration, after Wagner Group went down there and helped the locals overthrow the imperial governments, the colonial governments, and take back their sovereignty. After that happened, because they waited a few years for that to happen, in 2022, they started prosecuting these guys. And, and actually, because all Trump did was seize, like, freeze their assets, right? That's what executive, the EO does. Then the Biden administration, his DOJ goes in with the British government and the Brazilian government, and in a British court, they strip away these assets, which are worth trillions of dollars from these companies from Glencore. And then who comes in and buys them? This company called International Resources holding, which is a UAE company owned by mbz, but also with investment from mbs.
50:13
And so the short story is that you have, before these guys, before the UAE and Saudi Arabia went into Africa, you had two different players in Africa. You had the west, which was like the imperial powers from the 1800s, 1700s. And then you had China, and which is the Belt and Road initiative. Basically, China comes in and says, we'll build you a power plant, but we own everything. And, you know, it's a better deal than what they're giving you, but it's not the best deal. This is a third option. And that's what these articles are talking about. It's a third option where they can actually become partners with these guys. All these guys are interested in doing is accessing the resources. They're not interested in imperialism. They're not interested in, like, controlling the government, anything like that.
51:00
So it's a much better deal for the locals. And so basically you have the Russians on the ground helping them fight NATO and isis. And then you have the UAE and Saudi Arabia Providing the money to come in and buy up all of the mining rights, the oil rights, all of the resources, and then use that to clean up the industry and basically give people their sovereignty back. That's the easiest way to explain it without going into a long dig. By the way, this is why I like. One of the big reasons I started my new show was to explain these stories at a more granular, like the granular level so we could walk through like all these different anecdotes of how this is happening. Because how this all begins, like right here is this, this article, remember, is April. April 2024.
51:57
And they mentioned we now have the largest exploration program in the world. Talking about exploring for mining, like minerals and oil. And that is Yasir Al Rumayan. He's the head of the Saudi Public Investment Fund. He's also the head of Aramco. He's also.
52:15
You gotta slow down.
52:16
Okay.
52:16
You gotta look up the word filibustering. I need. I, I have so many questions and we're so far past them. Okay, so what you said about Glencore, that. That is very interesting because we've dug into them before. I think on this show, Trump is the one who started these investig. Maybe it wasn't Trump, but like it was during Trump's presidency those investigations started. They. They had to pay a boatload in fines, didn't they? Like, but like billions. And at one point I think there was two investigations. One it was by the Justice Department and one from the SEC or something. But I'm pretty sure I'm just trying to find it here. Yeah, so it was after these fines went through, it was the Qatari or mbs, this company who bought up some of them. Like, huge investor in them.
53:03
And then in 2020, Tesla partnered with Glencore for future supply of cobalt in their lithium ion batteries, which is another interesting connection, especially when it comes to the battery part, lithium. All the stuff that Trump did with Chinese lithium and I mean that old thing is very interesting in and of itself, but. Yeah, I wanted to interrupt. Like I said, we're probably past it. Not as interesting now, but I think this is notable and bringing back. Do you have anything to say?
53:38
I know it sounds silly, but especially Ghost's first episode, which I watched, was a lot of. About the WWE and everything with the history of Trump. Obviously I've talked a lot about UFC history and my whole life was in that world. I find it interesting that you bring up that headline and we've got. We've got meetings between Trump and these UAE guys happening at UFC events. So one of my kind of pet theories for quite a while has been that the UFC and some of these big combat sports events, they're. They're essentially cover for. Or years ago, they were covered for sovereign alliance type of meetings to be going on. And for anybody. Well, most people are probably not going to be aware. The UAE actually, about 15 years ago, bought a sizable ownership stake in the UFC.
54:33
It's not something that they talk about, but MBZ owns about. I think it was 11%. The UFC? No, no, the UAE.
54:44
Okay.
54:45
They own like 11 of the UFC.
54:50
Yeah, John.
54:50
So.
54:51
So NBZ is Mohammed bin Zaid. He's the. He's the ruler of the uae.
54:56
So he's different from mbs. Yeah, but I remember in the combat sports world, that was like this very controversial thing at the time, but there's all kinds of sovereign alliance connections with the combat sports world, where you've got the Nurmagomedov brothers and Khabib and they're like Putin loyalists, and then you've got Khabib having meetings with Trump. And anyway, it's just interesting, this UAE stuff, that Dubai is Dubai and the Saudis are heavily pushing into the Western sports sort of culture. And a lot of these meetings were probably covers for much more than sports deals that were going on, for sure.
55:37
Yep.
55:38
And look at this. I mean, this is Glencore's CEO being arrested back in August, and he's now going to. Going to go to prison.
55:45
What's his name?
55:46
Alex Beard. So he was forced to resign in 2019, which, remember the date? So 2019, he was forced to resign. That was when they were stripping all the mining rights away from Glencore. He was finally arrested this past August. He's been going to court ever since then. I don't think his trial has actually started yet. But, yeah, I mean, this guy is definitely going to prison. A lot of other Glencore executives have been arrested, and it all started with this guy, Maduro. So Maduro and this article from August or from April 2023, this is from Bloomberg. This explains how right here it says that Maduro had an oil executive. This is early 2017.
56:42
This is March of 2017, right after Trump gets into office, a woman, like a scorned ex wife, I guess her husband was cheating on her, takes her husband's work laptop to Maduro and says, take this. And there's enough evidence on this laptop that he then hires a lawyer from America and Then in American court files a civil action lawsuit, which means you're filing criminal charges. But as like in civil court, TLDR keep it TLDR against 40 Glencore, basically 40 executives from those three companies I mentioned before. And so that starts the entire process that we're watching right now. The Sovereign Alliance Executive Order 13818. The, the people I just mentioned who are getting arrested, the UAE and Saudi Arabia buying up all the stuff in Africa, the Russians going after these governments in Africa, overthrowing them.
57:37
All of that's all started by Maduro in March of 2017. His case gets dismissed by the judge eventually. But I think I need to get all the files from the court cases. But I think that Trump used the material found in discovery from those cases and picked up the material and then applied it in his prosecutions like his executive orders. So I think Maduro and Trump are working together. It's a laptop from hell. Way before this is three years before we get the laptop from hell from Hunter Biden might have even given them the idea for the Hunter Biden laptop, like this Maduro story. But that leads to a.
58:18
This is March now we're getting into Venezuela. We don't need, We're.
58:23
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, but I'm just saying this leads to them doing their own corruption sweep. And then I would just wrap up here. This is from today's news. Former CEO of a, a Polish oil company was detained in the UAE today.
58:43
Interesting.
58:44
And this is because his name is, he's referred to as Samer. As Samer. A. But, but this is important. $400 million embezzled. He stole $400 million from Venezuela. So it all brings it back full circle. So this guy is probably one of the guys that Maduro goes after in 2017. And now the UAE is arresting him today. So it's all connected. I mean, this is just proof of what we're saying that this is a global.
59:15
Totally get that. Do you have anything else before we let you go here on the treaty thing for the year?
59:21
Well, I think what, well, basically what the treaty's saying, having gone and read it, is that they're going to share all the information that they've gathered in the UAE with law enforcement in America. And the fact that we're waiting till right now to sign the treaty means that information doesn't go to the Biden administration. It now goes to the Trump administration. The incoming Trump administration.
59:41
Yeah. Oh, that's I'd like that take on it. Yeah.
59:44
So it's like they were. They were holding all the information back until Trump was coming in.
59:49
Do you know, do you know much about the predecessor to Mohammed bin Zayed in the uae in terms of. The reason I ask is he took over in 2022. And UAE, as we've said, seems to have held themselves apart from most things. They're like the Switzerland of the Middle East. But Zayed, I know, is a super fierce opponent of the Muslim Brotherhood. Like, that's super documented. Obviously close ally of Trump, super heavy in the combat sports world. But I'd wondered if there was any analogues to what went on with Muhammad bin Salman and the Saudi purge in the uae. Doesn't seem like there was anything as dramatic as that before 2022.
01:00:36
It was his brother. So his brother was the. Was the ruler before. But this, as the story goes, is that MBZ went to. He was the one advocating for MBS to become crown prince. He went to MBS's dad and said, who's the king? And said, I have all the connections in D.C. I will protect him, I will help him and I will basically make sure he. He gets all like, plugged into the network and is good to go. So.
01:01:02
Right.
01:01:03
He was, he was a big reason that he became crown prince.
01:01:07
And I believe he supported, which is timely. I mean, now it feels like old news, but Zayed is also a supporter of Assad. And I find that interesting only because we sometimes look for like, Trump. Trump plays it cool or plays it coy with a lot of these figures like Assad, etc. And yet he's very public allies with these Middle Eastern guys who are then super close allies with like Putin and G. Right. It's like the Middle east is this line of demarcation. Trump's allies with all of them, but totally not all of their best friends.
01:01:44
Ghost, I can keep you on for one more thing. If you can keep it short, like, I mean it. I'm gonna boot you if you're not, because we have a whole bunch of shit to get tonight. Yeah. And I love you, brother. You are too smart for my britches. But I don't know, we got a flow to go through. So this also happened today has to do with Cuba. How familiar are you with Cuba?
01:02:04
Yeah, somewhat.
01:02:06
Okay. Somewhat. As pulls up his.
01:02:10
That's a different mind.
01:02:13
Okay. So another thing Trump or Biden did today was he actually revoked Trump's NSPM5, which had to do with basically labeling Cuba as a terrorist organization. And I thought that was fascinating. He made a post on this today. Fox News summed it up as. Let me just pull this up. Share my screen. Kind of was busy on Twitter today over process. I know that's too far. Yeah, right here. Biden revoked Trump's NSPM 5. The decision, which is reportedly part of the Catholic Church sponsored deal to free political prisoners in Cuba was first reported by the ap. In a certification that Biden issued later Tuesday afternoon. He claimed that the Cuban government has not provided any support for international terrorism during the preceding six month period as well as provided assurances that it will not support acts for international terrorism in the future.
01:03:15
That was a weird thing to say, like we swear we won't do it again. But yeah. Any, any insight as to this? Because I found it interesting, the timing again, like the treaty right before Trump gets in there, he's probably just going to put the designation right back in place. So I don't know if this could tie into later in the show when we talk about some false flag stuff and Jake Sullivan stuff. Are they, are they doing this just to get some Cuban terrorists in the country and do some January 20th inauguration stuff and that? I don't know. But yeah. Any insight?
01:03:44
Yeah, that's, that is interesting. I mean, I mean I would just think that the whole thing with Cuba seems like that was contrived and that was all CIA. So it.
01:03:55
Right.
01:03:56
Lowering that barrier, like lowering the, like opening things up with Cuba makes sense. That seems like that would be a subversion of the deep state to an extent. So we'll see what Trump does with it. But I think the idea is to like open everything up. Right?
01:04:11
Yeah, yeah.
01:04:13
Justin Trudeau can be our ambassador. The US once he's officially codified as the 51st governor, he can become our official ambassador to Cuba since he's 50 Cuban, as we all know.
01:04:28
Yeah, yeah, I mean I, I would agree with that. I think that there's just a lot of rugs, man. Like, like all the rugs are getting pulled and it's pretty awesome to watch.
01:04:37
It really is. Ghost new show you got. It's Mondays, right?
01:04:41
Yeah, Mondays at 7:30.
01:04:44
Give a little teaser for it and why people should be watching it. What you saw tonight, you're gonna love this show.
01:04:50
Yeah, yeah. And honestly, like the geopolitics, we won't get into geopolitics probably for two months because we have a lot of really cool, just fun stuff like because it's a merger of the celebrity Trumpamania and the geopolitics. So you'll get Dennis Rodman, you'll get Kim Jong Un, all that fun stuff. But then you also get digs like that about Africa.
01:05:12
What's it called?
01:05:13
It is called the Book of Trump. So it's the story of what we are watching right now.
01:05:19
Cool. People are loving it. So I urge you guys to check it out.
01:05:24
I was just gonna say that on the note. It's good timing with ghost new show because we've got Steve Wyckoff all over the news cycle lately.
01:05:33
Oh yeah, we should keep money for this too. Yeah.
01:05:35
And, and he is, if anybody is not aware, he was a producer. He was the producer of the Apprentice. So, you know, it's not just the in front of the camera talent that's been assembled, it's the behind the camera talent, Mark Burnett.
01:05:52
Mark Burnett is. But, but he is in the Trump administration. Okay, yeah, Mark Burnett is the Apprentice producer who's in the Trump administration. But Steve. But, but Wyckoff is the one who just forced Netanyahu to do the ceasefire deal.
01:06:05
Yeah. So let's keep you on here for this segment too. I lied. It was, I first heard about it during the Marco Rubio hearing. I think it was Chairman Hirsch or whatever made announcement like in the middle of it. By the way, we just got where there's a ceasefire and then Trump posted about it. We, he posted this. We have a deal for the hostages in the Middle East. They will be released shortly. Thank you. And then not long after that, he released this. And I'm going to read through this whole thing here real quick. This epic cease fire agreement could have only happened as a result of our historic victory in November as it signaled to the entire world that my administration would seek peace and negotiate deals to ensure the safety of all Americans and our allies.
01:06:48
I'm thrilled American and Israeli hostages will be returning home to be reunited with their families and loved ones. With this deal in place, my national security team, through the efforts of special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Wyckoff, will continue to work closely with our Israel and Allah and our allies to make sure Gaza never again becomes a terrorist safe haven. We will continue promoting peace through strength throughout the region as we build upon momentum of the ceasefire to further expand the historic Abraham Accords. This is only the beginning of great things to come for America and indeed the world. We have achieved so much without even being in the White House. What a weird, funny thing to say.
01:07:21
Just crazy Just imagine all of the wonderful things that will happen when I return to the White House and my administration is fully confirmed so they can secure more victories for the United States. And it was about, does that imply.
01:07:33
They'Re partially confirmed right now? Because I think that's what that implies.
01:07:37
It does imply that, doesn't it?
01:07:39
Why would you use the word fully there?
01:07:42
Maybe full is in all of them because he wants all of the ones to be confirmed. But it is interesting, the wit cough thing, because it was just about a week ago when Trump was giving a speech and he starts. He's like, oh, is that Steve in the back there? And he brings him up on stage. He's like, steve's been working really hard for several months, as Bernie Bright said, which means more than two. So multiple months, even potentially prior to Trump's election. I don't know. That's maybe some speculation, but probably not. But he's the one who's negotiating this deal. And when the deal happened today, the Biden administration tried to take credit for it all liberals were like, this was Biden's president. There are some people that like, this big Jason account on Twitter is total douchebag, total anti Trumper.
01:08:27
He's like, it doesn't matter if Trump did it. Doesn't matter if Biden did it. What matters is it got done. This is all of our deal. It's like, that's the gayest thing I've heard all day, bro. But, yeah, so it was clearly a Trump thing. Even Netanyahu, I'm pretty sure, came out and was like, thanks to President Trump and his efforts, I'll find that picture here quick. But, yeah, Ghost, what's your thoughts on this?
01:08:50
Yeah, so Wyckoff was also the. On the golf course when that. That guy got arrested.
01:08:55
Yeah.
01:08:55
So Wickoff was one playing golf with Trump when the assassin was on the golf course.
01:09:01
So really after.
01:09:03
It's actually a hilarious story. So Friday afternoon, Wyckoff is in Qatar. That's where all the people were meeting to negotiate the deal. He calls Netanyahu's aid, and he's like, hey, I got a deal. I'm bringing it to you in person so you can sign it. I'll be there tomorrow afternoon. Be ready. Like, you better be ready to meet with me. And the aide says, yeah, hold one minute. He goes, actually, it's the Sabbath. It's Shabbat, and Wyckoff's Jewish. And he goes, are you kidding me? He's like, there's no way. Because you Better be at that office. Get your ass to the office. I don't care about Shabbat. We're signing this deal like they're trying to make an excuse why they're not going to sign it. Yeah, well, the reason that Netanyahu doesn't want to sign it be for a number of reasons.
01:09:48
Because he doesn't want to lose his bargaining chip. For why? To keep the war going. Once this is over, then there's no reason for the war to continue, theoretically. The other reason is that he has a bunch of zealots in his security cabinet who are gung ho against this deal.
01:10:06
And they're freaking out.
01:10:07
And they've already said, if you sign this deal, we will resign from the government. And if we resign, then your government collapses and we have to hold new elections, and you will not win that election.
01:10:16
Why don't they like this deal, though?
01:10:18
Because these guys, I mean, these guys literally openly say they want to starve everyone in Palestine and they want to murder every man, woman and child. These guys are crazy. They're. They're. They're the guys. They're the guys that Trump forced Netanyahu to get in bed with because Trump went to Benny Gantz and said, hey, I think you should run against Netanyahu in 2018. So Benny Gantz and all the centrists abandoned Netanyahu, start their own thing, run against him, and basically, they don't have a government for like, three years because one wins the election. Then he can't form a coalition government. It collapses. They hold another election. So for three years, two and a half years, they're holding election after election, can't form a coalition government, spinning Gantz against Netanyahu.
01:11:01
Then Covid happens, they form an emergency government, and then Netanyahu just kind of forces himself in. In his. As prime minister. But that forces him to go to the most radical element in their society. These people who believe in Greater Israel, which is expanding Israel into. Into Iraq, into Saudi Arabia, into Egypt, into Lebanon, into Syria. They openly talk about doing this. And these guys are the highest, most powerful members of the government now. And they openly say, why can't we just starve everyone in Palestine? I don't understand. Like, these people are animals. We should just kill them all.
01:11:36
Yeah. So what was the conditions of the peace deal, by the way? The picture I have on the screen right now is so again, when Biden and all the Democrats are trying to take credit for it, even Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke on the phone. And, like, they have this post Here thanking Donald Trump for his assistance in advancing the release of the hostages. And if you're honestly going to try to make the argument that after 15 months, it just happens to be a coincidence that it's five days before Trump is coming in here that the deal gets done. It was all Biden, and that's nothing to do with that. Like, come on, give me a break.
01:12:07
But anyway, the irony of that, too, John, is that even if you want to play absolute devil's advocate and say that it was the Biden team that got across the goal line, the timing of it also, it is. Even in that scenario, it's the gravity of Donald Trump. Right. Like, even if they were negotiating with Biden, why did the condo. What battlefield conditions changed? It's nothing changed that. What changed is the incoming administration.
01:12:36
I also saw a lot of this today, which is why I'm curious if you know the details of the deal. This is Seth Dillon, the guy, I think, who does the B or whatever.
01:12:44
Yeah, he's a douche.
01:12:45
Yeah. But it wasn't a lot of conn Ink. This was their take today. How can there be a deal with terrorists that doesn't involve unconditional surrender? When you do what hamas did on October 7, there should be only two possible outcomes. Release the hostages and surrender or die. So do you know the details of. Of what. The actual.
01:13:04
My understanding is that they're. They have, like, obviously release all the hostages that Palestine or Hamas purportedly has. Trump has said before he doesn't think there are any hostages.
01:13:18
And then he thinks they're all dead.
01:13:20
He thinks they're all dead.
01:13:21
That's what he said.
01:13:22
He said he thinks they're all dead and.
01:13:24
Slash fake.
01:13:25
Yeah, slash fake. Well, they did come out a month ago. There's a guy who. They've been parading his parents around on the media for 12 months, and they came out a month ago and said, actually, your son was killed on October 7th. Sorry, we lied to you the whole time.
01:13:36
Oh, no way. Yeah.
01:13:38
So. So 1200. 1200 Palestinian hostages being held by Israel. They get released and then there's a ceasefire. I. I want to say it's in place for 40 days. I think it takes us into March, if I'm. If I'm not mistaken, that's the agreement in Prince.
01:13:55
Six weeks. I saw. Yeah. Something.
01:13:56
Yeah. It's worth noting, though, that the last time Israel signed a ceasefire deal was with Hezbollah. And within hours of signing the ceasefire deal, Netanyahu gets on a plane, flies across the Atlantic to New York to go to the. The UN meeting. And while he's on the plane, they detonate the pagers. So it's like, how. How long is a ceasefire deal going to last? We'll see.
01:14:19
But actually, ghost, that was the brilliant plan drawn up by these 60 Minutes guys.
01:14:27
Yeah, right.
01:14:28
Totally. Crazy spycraft, man.
01:14:31
Did you see the post that Trump put up about Jeffrey Sachs? Like the Jeffrey Sachs video post about Netanyahu? Yeah, I'll find it. He posted a video by Jeffrey Sachs is on just Napolitano show weekly. And it's a video of him speaking at some college and he just is talking about how basically netting like every war we've gotten into in the past 30 years, Netanyahu's dragged us into net. And he calls Netanyahu a deep, dark son of a. And just says he's. He's evil as. And he's basically the bane of all like, all of our problems, like geopolitically are because of him. And Trump shared the video.
01:15:10
Wow.
01:15:11
Yeah. And. And then after we talk about this stuff now, and then after that, Netanyahu said, I'm not coming to the inauguration. And he came to the inauguration in 2017.
01:15:23
Interesting suit this time.
01:15:26
This was on Biden's Twitter, so him putting it out and with it saying, I laid this out in detail this past May, which we. The deal we came to, I doubt is the one that he laid out, or it could be, I guess, because it's probably Trump's deal originally anyway. But this is what it says. Phase one, a complete ceasefire. Withdrawal of Israeli forces from populated areas in Gaza. Release a number. Release of a number of hostages, including Americans, women and elderly. Palestinian civilians can return to their neighborhood. A surge in humanitarian aid. Phase two is a permanent end to the war. Exchange for the release of the remaining living hostages. Israeli forces withdraw from Gaza. Temporary ceasefire becomes permanent. Phase three is major reconstruction plan for Gaza. Final remains of hostages are returned to their families.
01:16:09
So don't know if this is sauce or not, but it is on the Biden Twitter and whatever.
01:16:15
Questioning our boy Blue in his last.
01:16:17
Take it for what you will. Yeah, man. Interesting stuff. So personal, your personal opinion. Last question for you. Do you think this piece deal holds?
01:16:31
No, I don't.
01:16:31
I.
01:16:32
And I don't think it's. I don't think it's relevant. I think it's a good look, it's a good feather and Trump's cap and I think it'll be significant, a significant milestone. But ultimately, I think the whole appointing all those Zionists to everyone standing on a rug, People who love Trump, people who hate Trump, people who love Israel, people who hate Israel, they're all on the same rug and the rug is about to get yanked out from all of them. And that's what nobody seems to understand. Everyone, there's a consensus that is formed. Judge Napolitano and all of his guests, Colonel McGregor, all of them have been black pilling for weeks now because they're like, dude, Trump is completely owned by the Israeli lobby. Like they own him. Like he is beholden to these people. Everyone.
01:17:14
Oh, everyone's been saying that, like Napolitano, McGregor, they all say that they're all black pilling because they think that Trump is completely beholden to the Israeli lobby. That's what everyone online saying. All of the people who hate Trump, people who love him, people who hate Israel, people who love Israel, they're all celebrate, they're either celebrating because he's like totally in bed with the Zionists or they're hating him because of it. And I, and in my experience, anytime there's a consensus formed about Trump, everyone's wrong and he's going to do something, he's going to go in the complete opposite direction and pull the rug out from everyone. So I think that's probably what's going to happen.
01:17:50
But I think that's also the reason why Trump, I think has done everything to help Israel, is because in the end he's going to preserve life and make sure that there isn't a war. But you know, these psychopaths have to be dealt with. The people who want to like just murder everybody in the Middle east, they gotta be dealt with.
01:18:09
I was just gonna ask, so this rug they're all standing on, is it like a Afghan or a Sherpa rug? Like, do you know the.
01:18:15
Probably, probably a Syrian Afghan. Yes.
01:18:21
One thing that it makes me think of, if you're just trying to map out the awakening, the war of stories, whatever actuals you want to add to it, there are so many interpretations of Israel for last, can't pretend that we have the right one. But partly to Ghost's point, if you wanted, if you were Trump and what Ghost says about Netanyahu and Israel, some of these extremists about the Greater Israel Project is apartment Then obviously we hope that Trump isn't in bed with people like that. And we would hope that those people would be exposed, right, to a large degree to sort of normie audiences. Well, how would you expose those kinds of extremists.
01:19:05
You would probably be seen as Donald Trump doing everything that the Zionist lobby thinks that you should do to be a good foot soldier, commander in chief, doing everything in your power to keep our greatest ally in a good position. Right. And that's what Trump is being seen doing right here. Like, he's negotiating peace, but it keeps Israel in a strong position. Well, if the rug that they're standing on is that the Israeli side are the ones who do not hold to the agreement that now Donald Trump is directly involved in, then Donald Trump gets the public mandate to come out and say whatever the he wants about Israel. And Khan Inc. Is going to have to go all in on Israel's side against Trump and maga. And that feels like an untenable position.
01:20:00
Yeah, correct. And this all started because the Abraham Accords, which were only signed in September of 2020, and in the night before, Netanyahu tried to back out. So there's a reason for that.
01:20:11
Is Kushner anywhere in Trump's orbit? Has he been named anything yet?
01:20:15
I don't know if he's been named anything, but he's definitely around because he's been. I mean, all the guys. All the guys that were like, instrumental in putting that together are back on the team. Tom, Barack, Steve Wyckoff. So there are a lot of people who are tied to the UAE and tied to Lebanon. So I think. So I think I wouldn't be surprised to see Kushner come back. But I think Kushner served his purpose, man. I think his purpose was to be the go between. Between Netanyahu and Trump, because Netanyahu, I don't know if you know this Netanyahu, like, used to be friends with Kushner's dad. Kushner's dad is the new ambassador to France. That's a great gig. He would come visit the.
01:20:58
The Kushners in New York, and he would demand, As a grown man, he would demand to sleep in Jared's bed, which is a. No, not with chair. But he would be like, get out of here, kid. Like, I'm gonna sleep in your bed, as opposed to, like, going to, like, a hotel. But this is what Netanyahu does. I don't know if you know this, but every time he came to the Trump White House, him and his wife would bring five weeks worth of dirty laundry and force the Trump aides to wash their dirty clothes. That was, like, a ritual they did. Every single time they came to the White House, they would do that to the Trump administration.
01:21:30
Oh, My gosh. If I was the trumpet, I would, like, throw a bunch of just red, white and blue stain. Like, stain everything red, white, and blue.
01:21:37
Yeah, yeah. It's. It's like a humiliation ritual kind of thing. I think that's what it is.
01:21:41
I think.
01:21:42
I think it's like a dominance. Like a dog pissing on stuff, you know? I mean, that's like, what it is.
01:21:46
Yeah. We did keep it a little more than 15 minutes.
01:21:50
I would offer him non kosher salt.
01:21:54
That is interesting, though. Curious to see how this goes. To me when it comes to, like, any of this stuff. I know a lot of people put a lot of stock and weight into the Israel. I. I just want America first when it comes to everything. I want our approach to every single issue, every single country. Kick a lobbyist out from every business, every. The country, everything. I want them all out, everything out. I want everything to be America first. And if that means Israel last, saving Israel for last or just putting Israel, I don't. I don't care. As long as America's first. That's what.
01:22:24
I might as well slap a swastika right on. Right on your forehead, John.
01:22:29
Yeah, whatever.
01:22:30
Just declassify the 911 files. Let's find out who the real traders are.
01:22:33
Like Cash is going to do that.
01:22:36
Let's just see the chips fall, man. Let's see where the chips fall.
01:22:38
I can't wait for his hearing tomorrow. This is where we're going to say goodbye to you, Ghost. Thank you so much for joining. We'll have you back again soon. Thanks, guys. Yeah. Appreciate you, buddy. All right, that was the longest 15 minutes of our lives. But he is brilliant. Sometimes too brilliant. But we had to get this stuff discussed. I completely forgot all the other topics he would be perfect for. So that worked out really well. But okay, so let's talk a little bit about these confirmation hearings. Because speaking of Cash, Patel declassifying a bunch of stuff, I believe. Did I say his hearing was tomorrow? I don't even remember. Hold on, let me check the text.
01:23:13
All I'm saying is baby Bright is angel for daddy at this time of night. And apparently he's not being watched with his mother.
01:23:21
Now, do you have to get off?
01:23:24
No, I'm just. I'm just observing. Like, why is it good for me? He's fussing with her.
01:23:31
This is the type of stuff you don't want to, like, bring up in front of 12, 000 people. You should probably hit that thumbs up.
01:23:38
He pooped four times in 20 minutes. Today.
01:23:42
So did I. Who cares? Just kidding. Just kidding. Ash says it's not scheduled yet. So the Cash hearing. But anyway, the reason. It's so fun. So, Pam Bondi. What?
01:23:56
No, I was just like, what isn't scheduled?
01:23:59
My bipoo for today hasn't been scheduled yet. No. So the Cash Patel hearing has not been scheduled yet. Pam Bondi was. Her hearing today was so funny because they brought up QAnon stuff. A lot of stuff was cash related. And so I'm very curious to. When they bring Cash on because they're going to talk to him about QAnon. But I got to play you this clip.
01:24:24
They should attribute. Congress should attribute your tweets to Cash. He loves that.
01:24:30
Yeah, I'm going to get. I'm probably going to get sued at some point for something.
01:24:34
Yeah.
01:24:35
Because. Okay, but listen to this.
01:24:36
His life. But he also has said and done some things which are impossible to understand and justified. For example, are you familiar with something called the QAnon conspiracy?
01:24:47
I've.
01:24:47
I have heard of it, but I actually, I do not know what it is, but I've heard of it many times, Senator.
01:24:54
So let me tell you what I've learned about it. The core belief is that a cabal of satanic, cannibalistic child molesters are embedded within our government and are conspiring against President elect Trump. They asked Mr. Patel about it, and he said, quote, I agree with a lot that the movement says, end of quote. Does that sound like a good preparation to run the FBI, Senator?
01:25:22
I don't know anything about. I actually, I had heard of QAnon, but I've never heard that definition attached to it at all. You're going to have to ask Mr. Patel about those statements.
01:25:34
We will, and I'll tell you until we get answers to those questions, I don't know many people on this side of the table give him an unequivocal endorsement. This and his enemies list what he calls his government gangsters. This is what you expect of Stasi. This is what you expect of secret police. It is not what you expect of justice in America as you've even described it at the table today. So I would say this unequivocal support of Mr. Patel should at least have some reservation until he explains some of these outrageous positions he has taken.
01:26:06
I look forward to hearing his testimony about QAnon in front of this committee.
01:26:13
But, like, this is Pam Bonnie's hearing, and they're like, yeah, what? You know, can't wait to ask Cash Patel about QAnon whenever we interview him. Mrs.
01:26:22
Spoken like a true satanic, cannibalistic pedophile. I know he's got a. I think he, I don't want to use, I don't want to officially certify him because only Patrick can do so. But certainly a candidate for the pedo face filter.
01:26:40
Yep. We'll have to get his opinion on that. Next time I have him on air. Remind me, somebody remind me.
01:26:45
That was a fake name.
01:26:46
Appear to have be named that he appears to have what some may call a pedo face. But yeah. So the part that I found interesting here just in her response when Trump was asked the question about Q way back in the day, he's like, well, is that a bad thing? Fighting those people? Like, is that a bad thing? But she's like, I've heard of Q. I've definitely heard of Q before, but I have not heard that definition of it. That's like not, that's not my understanding.
01:27:11
Of what she's like, you're grossly misrepresenting what Q is.
01:27:14
Yeah. So I thought that was interesting. Then if you want to talk about grossly misrepresenting what Q is. This guy, I don't even know who it is, but this is, this was super funny, Ms. Bondi.
01:27:27
I, I wanted to come back and I'm glad I did because I got.
01:27:31
Another, I think it's Tillis mark on my bingo card.
01:27:34
QAnon came up.
01:27:38
So keep in mind here guys, these people have notes and prepared notes and remarks for like QAnon. He just said another mark on my bingo card. This is a topic they prepared for these senate hearings. So that's just hilarious in its own right.
01:27:51
It's a little known fact, but the so called. I think I heard someone say that's an organism, a cabal that has cannibalistic tendencies.
01:28:01
He, he thinks they're referring to Qanon. Like he thinks of all with cannibalistic tendencies.
01:28:07
Yeah. I don't know if y'all know this.
01:28:08
It's a well documented fact that the so called Qanon shaman is a vegetarian who actually had to be transferred.
01:28:15
Look at her.
01:28:16
She knows what Q is for sure.
01:28:18
I know, but you got to listen to where this goes here. I don't know why it's so quiet, but this is so funny.
01:28:23
The so called Qanon shaman is a.
01:28:25
Vegetarian who actually had to be transferred.
01:28:28
To another prison to satisfy his dietary needs after being sentenced to 41 months in prison. So I don't know if all the QAnon people are cannibals. But it's a little bit absurd. I just.
01:28:41
Senator Tillis is not sure that all QAnon people are cannibals. Guys.
01:28:47
What. What I love about this is her. I mean, who knows? But I guess the fact that she's immediately finding that hilarious compared to the first segment.
01:29:01
Yeah.
01:29:02
Where the. Because I'm guessing that. Yeah, that was afterwards. Implies that she knows he's completely inverting everything. Right. Like, so in the first one. I know it's. It's funny on its face to us, but when you look at Pam Bondi's reaction, she goes from claiming she has no idea what QAnon is at all to laughing about how he characterizes them next. Because that would imply that she knows he's completely inverting the characterization of what Q is and what Q followers are. But I thought she didn't know what Q followers were.
01:29:35
That's a great point. You know, there's a lot of anons out there. Maybe she's one of them. Did anybody see Patriots in Control posting today? I don't know. Maybe there's Pam Bot. No, that's a dude. We're told so. Or his brother.
01:29:48
Just to me, this is less about what he's saying and more about that. She's like, this guy has it all backwards.
01:29:56
Like, they're gonna have a field day with this clip.
01:29:59
Yeah.
01:29:59
Yeah. So funny. But, yeah, interesting. I am actually very excited for the Cash Patel hearing. Like, what if they do bring up. So this Devolution series that you wrote. Yeah, that'd be interesting.
01:30:13
Like, you've been impersonating this guy John Harold for a long time.
01:30:17
Yeah.
01:30:18
Can you. Can you explain? Do you think identity theft is serious crime?
01:30:23
You are the only one with the name Patel in this world. I've heard. So this. This person who is denied being you since day one, that. That's clearly a lie. This clearly must be you. But the Bergen one, I'm looking forward to almost as much. I can't wait to tell you guys why. Anyway, other hearing stuff, maybe. I don't think I got anything else in the hearings today.
01:30:47
One tiny thing on the headset. I mean, I. I find the hearings, the Pam Bondi stuff was. Was funny. I find it a little tiresome, but I kind of found it ironic during the Hegseth hearing that one of the senators who was actually defending him was asking the rest of the panel, do you guys even know the qualifications that you need to become Secretary of Defense? And he's like, Well, I googled it and I just had to pause it because I'm going, this guy is the ultra based defender of Pete Hegseth proudly explaining to the American people that he googled what the qualifications are for Secretary of Defense while trying to own other politicians for not knowing this. And it's just like, man, that is not the, like the brag that you think it is.
01:31:43
Yeah, it's like, did you know this? Burning bright, you idiot. That's funny. I think the same guy was basically like, everybody was attacking Hegseth about the affairs he had. Allegedly. Maybe that's even not allegedly. Maybe he's admitted to it. I don't even know. The whole sexual assault allegation is totally bogus. It was investigated. No charges were brought. The whole thing is a smear campaign. Try to get rid of them. But when he was like defending him, he was also like, thank you to your wife for sticking by you. Even though he did all these things. It's like, why, why say that part? Because that's confirming what the. The left is attacking. But like I said, the memes from this hearing were fantastic. This is one of my favorite. So funny.
01:32:44
No more women in Congress.
01:32:50
I'm no more seconded. No, I mean, I'm.
01:32:57
I'm just saying.
01:32:58
Yeah, I, I don't know if I want to comment on that.
01:33:01
Sandwiches needed to get made for my.
01:33:03
Own safety and fear of women.
01:33:07
All PMS out there, they all agree with this. If they will allow themselves to whisper into the cold reaches of the night.
01:33:15
Yeah, maybe we should start with the discussion about the voting thing.
01:33:18
That tattoo teacher just somberly looked out her kitchen window, cracked the door into the cold reaches of the winter night, and whispered to herself, he's right. I should never be in Congress. I don't think other than that, you're all great.
01:33:36
I don't think she had any ambitions to run for Congress, but if she did, she'd have never.
01:33:40
Will.
01:33:43
You convince her? I don't. I don't know. I mean, Congress, I don't either, but maybe President. Definitely not, but right.
01:33:52
Like, why are we just going a little bit in? Right? Like can't play just the tip with. With who's running the country.
01:34:01
I'm just waiting to see like our view count start going down because of all the women that clearly watch the show.
01:34:09
I was waiting for the first wrong in chat. Stop it.
01:34:12
Not a single one. Ash says tat would be great in Congress. Actually. She probably would.
01:34:18
Ash would be great in Congress. Actually.
01:34:20
I, I would I have no issues with women. As if we got in age limits, term limits, age and term limits for Congress because. Oh my. This is, this is gonna sound awful, but who's the old Susan Collins today was talking to Dina Ratcliffe about Havana syndrome and I, I don't know what illness, but she sounded like she had Havana syndrome, but she was talking like it was shaken.
01:34:48
As an expert in Havana syndrome, it was bad.
01:34:51
Like, I don't know. But anyway. Okay, well, let's. I think that's all I have for Senate hearing stuff today. I, I personally think they're going to get all these through. There's a couple holdouts for a couple of them. Bondies are for sure. I don't know why they haven't voted on any of these yet. I think Ash has speculated they're probably going to do them all at the end and just do like a quick run through all of them. Cash Patel's though is going to be the most interesting.
01:35:15
Yeah. By the way, I'm not saying that the male members of Congress are good. I just finished saying one of them was googling core aspects of his job. But especially the women folk. No, no, it's more that they're just way more annoying when they're part of the deep state instead of not.
01:35:40
This was. It is funny too. We're talking about this when we're were like in support of a super based female AG who's allegedly like, isn't she like 50 years old, looks great. She, she refuted like everything these people are throwing at him. And this is a great clip because it has to with the election. Gotta play this.
01:35:57
Are you prepared to say today, under oath, without reservation, that Donald Trump lost the presidential contest to Joe Biden in 2020?
01:36:06
Ranking Member Durbin. President Biden is the President of the United States. He was duly sworn in and he is the President of the United States. There was a peaceful transition of power. President Trump left office and was overwhelmingly elected in 2024.
01:36:26
Do you have any doubts that Joe Biden had the majority of votes, electoral votes necessary to be elected president in 2020?
01:36:32
You know, Senator, all I can tell you as a prosecutor is from my firsthand experience and I accept the results. I accept, of course, that Joe Biden is President of the United States. But what I can tell you is what I saw firsthand when I went to Pennsylvania as an advocate for the campaign. I was an advocate for the campaign and I was on the ground in Pennsylvania and I saw many things there. But do I Accept the results? Of course I do. Do I agree with what happened? And I saw so much. You know, no one from either side of the aisle should want there to be any issues with election integrity in our country. We should all want our elections to be free and fair and the rules and the laws to be followed.
01:37:24
I think that question deserved a yes or no. And I think the length of your answer is an indication that you weren't prepared to answer yes.
01:37:32
Typical pedo face.
01:37:34
Typical. What an idiot. But I, I do think it was interesting. There were multiple instances where they were asking about the 2020 election in these hearings. And it makes you wonder, like, why are they concerned about that? Like in previous hearings, have you ever heard of them asking about, like, what did you feel about the 2020 election? They never did it with any Biden's candidates, but they're doing with Trump's candidates. They're concerned clearly that he is going to be looking into the 2020 elections.
01:38:07
Which he, which we did speculate several. For years on this show, we've been speculating one of the. My personal favorite outcome was getting the diamonds back. In retrospect, because of the best. Trump would have the full public mandate, having won a second fake election, to look into the last fake election.
01:38:32
We should make that a thing. That's, that's a new thing. Retrospective diamonds for your female friends.
01:38:38
That's it.
01:38:39
Don't give them the diamonds.
01:38:40
Then you should have right for diamonds.
01:38:43
You'll get these later and then there'll be the retrospective. Perfect. That's a. We need to start a diamond company or something. Yeah, interesting hearing stuff. What else is on my list here? Oh, gosh. We had those two reports that came out today or this week. So both Special Counsel Weiss and Special Counsel Jack Smith. We got reports from Jack Smith released volume one after the back and forth with Eileen Cannon. Volume two is still under wraps. Volume two came out and if I'm going to be honest, I read through the whole thing and there were a couple segments that I clipped out. I mean, I guess we can skip through a few of them, but it was nothing we didn't already really know. And nothing like really jumped out at me as like, oh man, this is super awesome.
01:39:33
But let me show this, show a couple things if I can find the right page. This is a hundred and. 174 pages. And I think this starts on page three that I wanted to. No, that's not it. On November. Okay. Right here. When it comes, we've talked about this before. Back when Trump first announced his candidacy right after the midterms, we thought the timing was interesting for all of it. It took. Pam Bondi is 90. Yeah. People are saying she's almost 60. There's something interesting to the timing of his announcement because he took a lot of arrows that could have been used against him, especially like if DeSantis would have announced before him. And then Trump starts getting investigated by special counsel, and then he runs like, what are you doing? You know, that could have been bad.
01:40:29
But instead, Trump came out November 15th announced, and then they even say here, Mr. Trump's announcements created a highly unusual situation in which the department, an agency within the executive branch headed by President Biden, was conducting criminal investigations regarding his newly declared challenger. So I don't know if you have any comment on that, because we've talked about this many times.
01:40:47
Yeah, we had said, we said at the time, though, this is one of, you know, this is directionally and strategically, I think one of our best hits this audience most hit, most of us said In November of 2022, at the time, that Trump doing this is a deployment. It is a strategic deployment. Even besides the DOJ. When you mentioned DeSantis, it obviously became more and more apparent with the benefit of hindsight. But Trump front ran that deployment, that whole conning deployment that would have been highly damaging if desantis had declared first, like taking all the DOJ out of it. If you're just looking at the MAGA base, desantis was forced to follow up Trump's announcement for candidacy, which made all of Con Inc. Look like the disruptors.
01:41:32
Whereas if they had gotten to do that first, Trump would have been the one cast as the disruptor. And, you know, there was many reasons for it. But at the time, this is where you can learn a lot looking at the, what the media is saying. And they were all saying that November 2022 was too early for Trump to announce because obviously they didn't see it coming.
01:41:55
Yeah. Clearly Trump just has no idea what he's doing Right. When it comes to this stuff. Okay. Second thing I found somewhat interesting, this, again, this is like Jack Smith's letter to the editor of sorts. He's like explaining what he did, how he got here, his opinion on the whole thing. And then he gets into the actual, like, details of the report. I thought this was a funny thing to include. He goes, I can assure you that neither I nor the prosecutors on my team would have tolerated or taken part in any action by our office for partisan political purposes throughout my service as Special counsel, seeking to influence the election one way or the other or seeking to interfere in its outcome played no role in our work. My office had one North Star to follow the facts and law wherever they led.
01:42:42
Nothing more, nothing less. And I mean, that's obviously totally bullshit. The whole thing was to delegitimize Trump to the point of him being unelectable. At least that's what that's what their goal was. It didn't work, but this was the whole thing. And the fact that he included this in his report is like, I pinky promise I didn't do this thing. Like, nobody really would have thought of that. Again, to this point, of the report or reading through any of this, that, that was going on. I mean, people knew that already because of how it went down. But in terms of the report, if you were, like, totally objective going into this, you don't see this type of thing in a report. Yeah, you may.
01:43:21
If you were totally objective, been on an island, you're one of those Vietnamese World War II soldiers that fought the war for 30 extra years because nobody came to get you out of your bunker or whatever.
01:43:30
Yeah, you're fighting.
01:43:32
Yeah, yeah, fighting the Guptas. And you came and read this report, you'd be like, okay, this seems legit. All these things. Didn't know any of the other context. The only thing that would make you think it was political is the guy being like, I super promise that this was not a political report.
01:43:44
Well, this, even, this is related to, even the segment you just played with the Pam Bondi hearing. It runs along just overall trend of people we would consider deep state, the establishment, where they seem very obsessed with the past actions of the past administration and, well, not actions of the past administration, necessarily their actions during the previous administration. And yeah, I mean, besides the 2020 election, it seems like everybody in the know there, ever since it was confirmed to them that they weren't going to be able to stop Trump from coming back this time.
01:44:29
It, I think it has them all looking at the Biden administration, maybe not exactly in the way that we look at it, but they certainly now have some questions of, oh, maybe weren't in as much control as we thought, and now the bill's probably going to come due for everything.
01:44:48
Yeah. The mainstream media is trying to spin. This is like Jack Smith claims, you know, there was plenty of evidence you should have gone to prison. All these things the Media is trying to, you know, get their fodder out of it, but it's really not going anywhere, especially with all the stuff that's going on lately. To further double down, to double down and prove that this was totally not politically motivated, he wants to be extra clear that the ultimate decision to bring charges against Mr. Trump was mine and the Department of Justice. Nobody within the Department of Justice ever sought to interfere with or improperly influence my prosecutorial decision making. So again, thought that was total bullshit, but funny. And then I think even, and to all who know me well, the claim from Mr.
01:45:32
Trump that my decisions as a prosecutor were influenced or directed by the Biden administration or other political actors is, in a word, laughable.
01:45:40
Case closed. Glad we put all that to rest.
01:45:44
Yeah. Right. Okay. And then a couple more things, and this I just found to be kind of funny more than anything. And we've talked about this before, too. Part of what he was investigating is Trump's mindset, if that makes sense. The Office investigated whether Mr. Trump believed the claims he was making. So they just needed to investigate super hard, look him in the eye and see what they could read on him. And if he believed what he was saying, if he's telling the truth. Evidence from a variety of sources established that Mr. Trump knew that there was no outcome determinative fraud in the 2020 election, that many of the specific claims he made were untrue, that he had lost the election.
01:46:23
He knew this because some of the highest ranking officials in his own administration, including the Vice president, told him directly there was no evidence, there was no fraud, Mr. President, I'm telling you, there is not directly.
01:46:35
That's when you know there's also no.
01:46:38
Investigation or audit, but there's no evidence whatsoever. So, so stupid.
01:46:46
And then.
01:46:50
Oh, this was a devilish one. I thought we could. I mean, might be a stretch. I'll let you be the judge. This right here. So finally, at times, Mr. Trump made comments implicitly acknowledging that he knew he had lost the election. This is the example they give in a January 3, 2021 Oval Office meeting regarding a national security matter. So I believe this discussion would have been with Cash Patel, Christopher Miller, and maybe O'Brien, maybe even Millie, I don't know. But I believe at the time they're talking about threats, credible threats from Iran, who later we hear have hacked the emails of his campaign, allegedly tried to assassinate him, have a death threat out against them. We're going to get into some potential upcoming false fags here soon.
01:47:37
But anyway, Trump said in that meeting and this is the proof that he knew he lost the election was it's too late for us. We're going to give that to the next guy, meaning President Elect Biden. You could look at this, give the mess, give this. This is going to be one of those things. It's a. Our boy blue scenario. Maybe. Maybe this is a stretch.
01:47:56
It can be both. It can be both. Right. This is what we talk about, our boy blue. A lot of mileage varying on either side of control there. That statement works on either. In either paradigm. It works with the devolution paradigm. The devolution scenario works with either one. In terms of our boy blue or not. Right. If it's we, this is for the next guy, because we have control of the next guy. It works if you don't have control of the next guy, but you're trying to get them to inherit an impossible situation I've been using for a year or so on the show, the Kobayashi Maru impossible task analog. And specifically where it concerns the Middle East. I know Israel and Palestine and all that has been in the news a lot lately. Syria.
01:48:41
But if you go back to 2021, the Kabul withdrawal is really what started the untangling of this whole Gordian knot that's been going on over there. And I, I really do think. Besides. Is it besides Russia, Ukraine, besides all manner of things that have been going on that would have been damaging to Trump's reputation if he was in there. The Middle east is probably the key knot that had to be cut or untangled, and there was no clean way to do that. So it's too late for us. We're going to just pass this along and then we'll come back in and we get to play armchair quarterback and say, man, you know, we totally would have handled this cleaner if it was us, but drats.
01:49:23
Yeah. So great points. You know, the Jack Smith saga, I don't think it's necessarily done. I hope we get an investigation into him. Pam Bondi, I believe was assay and she never clarified. We'll see. But. Because there was some that went down there. But would love more details. I was hoping we get more devolutiony things in Jack Smith's report, but there's really nothing that jumped out because nothing we saw was really that new. So that was unfortunate. The same thing could kind of be said about the David Weiss situation. David Weiss, the guy investigating Hunter Biden, was in the middle of prosecuting him. And then Biden, Joe Biden, pardoned hunter and it all vanished. And this report, like, had that. It's like, you motherfucker, I was this close.
01:50:13
And the timing of it, number one, is interesting because this report drops and it's another reminder of like all the bullshit the Bidens did. And the same week we have Joe Biden talking about American taxpayers paying their fair share. I've always been a capitalist. If you want to make a million bucks, great, but you've got to pay your fair share in taxes. And thanks to my Inflation reduction act, the IRS has recovered over 1 billion in past due tax debt for millionaires. I just think it's hysterical because in this report it talks about. The tax Investigation revealed that Mr. Biden engaged in a four year scheme not to pay at least 1.4 million in federal taxes he owed. He evaded taxes for tax year 2018.
01:50:54
Instead of paying his taxes, he chose to spend the money on his extravagant lifestyle, including drugs, escorts, luxury hotels and exotic cars. Nothing we didn't already know. But again, the timing of it is certainly interesting. I'm not even advocating the position of whether or not taxes are a constitutional thing. We can. Oh, that's another thing. We didn't even discuss Trump's External Revenue Service. Maybe we can get there.
01:51:16
I mean.
01:51:17
Yeah, go ahead.
01:51:18
That's just as a genius. I mean, first of all, this is, these are my favorite deployments by Trump. My favorite type of deployments are bicameral in that they are, they work on an actual level, they make sense on an actual level if implemented, but they also work brilliantly on a narrative level. And the External Revenue Service, it's funny like, it's, it, these are these memetic things that are funny, but when you stop and think about it for more than 30 seconds, there's, it's the no lies detected, no fault detected sort of thing. I found the framing here interesting in that he doesn't come right out and say it, but he knows by the phrasing here that the implication is going to hit the mind reading this, that this isn't a new service being created. It seems to being layered over the irs.
01:52:15
So, you know, he's, you're going to make the comparison in your mind and think, is he talking about transforming the irs into the ERs rather than just this separate thing? I absolutely think that's what he wants people to be thinking about.
01:52:30
Yeah, let me read this. This is his actual post about it and then I'll get my thoughts on it. For far too long, we have relied on taxing our great people using the irs. Through soft and pathetically weak trade agreements, the American economy has delivered growth and prosperity to the world while taxing ourselves. It is time for that to change. I'm today announcing that I will create the External Revenue Service to collect our tariffs, duties and all revenue that come foreign sources. We will begin charging those that make money off us with trade and they will start paying finally, their fair share. January 2025 will be the birth date of the External Revenue Service. Make America great again. What I think is funny about this is like, it's not that we haven't been getting tariffs, duties and other revenue from foreign countries before.
01:53:12
Like, it's not that all of a sudden with this External Revenue Service, we can start doing these things. So how are we collecting these things? In the past, like, we've been able to receive this money, I'm assuming through some, in some way. We didn't need an External Revenue Service for it. To me, this is like, it's not so much a overlaying and changing the IRS into the External Revenue Service. This is like a narrative thing. It's like, okay, this is step one of me getting rid of the IRS altogether because you don't have to pay taxes. If things are done right, we can get all of our income solely from our foreign trade and tariffs and all these things.
01:53:49
I totally agree. That's.
01:53:51
Are we going to go out there with a lead pipe and like bust kneecaps of Ireland because they didn't pay us the tariffs on time or something? No, but the military, the External Revenue Service, if it gets to that point.
01:54:02
Yeah, I totally agree with that. That's, that's definitely my read on it as well. Is that what I meant is if you're like an uber normie, financial sphere kind of guy, system guy, you can read this post and be like, oh, he's talking about proposing a new agency to handle tariffs, but which, okay, fine, that starts the discussion about the External Revenue Service, but I agree with you that it's that first statement there. While taxing ourselves, it's time for that to change. He. The, the point of this deployment is exactly what you said. It's to get people to think about, we don't need to be doing this. We don't need to be taxing ourselves. We never have needed to tax ourselves. You know, that's secondary. I think it's an intelligent deployment because Trump doesn't have to Go to the it's unconstitutional libertarian argument.
01:54:57
Even though probably everybody watching this show agrees with that sentiment. That sentiment has been very poisoned in the mind of Westerners, in the mind of Americans for generations, where how many, even conservatives, Normie, conservatives, have you heard criticize the government and follow up that criticism by saying proudly, I pay my taxes. Right. Like, they'll often say that. In reference to what? That illegals don't pay their taxes. But by. But what they're doing there is they're lending their sort of support to taxation as meaning as being synonymous with being a good citizen. So I totally agree that Trump isn't going to, like, ride the John Adams wave into office and be like, taxes are unconstitutional. All taxation is theft. This is a great Trojan horse argument of saying, guys, taxes aren't necessary.
01:55:53
Yeah. And another reason, you know that, like, on its face, this is. There's far more to. This is a layered deployment, like you said, is the fact that he's promised us the Doge, the Department of Government Efficiency, and so he's going to do that by creating another unconstitutional, technically government agency. Like, that seems a little non. Doji.
01:56:14
Yeah. Can we. So let's just say it. Let's just say it's the elephant in the room. Dave from X22 Report. Why is he saying doji?
01:56:26
I don't say. Look, when I say doji, I mean it's. To me, doji is. No, I'm saying doji as in like of or relating to Doge. D, O, G E Y.
01:56:36
So, guys, he's saying it. Yeah, I know a lot of you probably watch X22. We love X22, but he's got to stop doing that.
01:56:46
Not unless he's doing it the way I'm doing it, where it's like.
01:56:48
I don't think he is.
01:56:49
That water bottle over there is a little doji. Like, almost like bougie water.
01:56:53
Because I think he's one of those Jersey guys. He says water.
01:56:56
Water. Isn't that like Pennsylvania?
01:56:58
Yeah.
01:56:59
Jersey thing.
01:57:00
Yeah. Is it turnpike?
01:57:03
Have you watched Manhunt, the Unabomber? Because.
01:57:09
I'm not into, like, true crime things.
01:57:11
Linguistics, bro. Educate yourself.
01:57:15
That was my area of study. Water etymology. Yeah. Anyway, I'm just saying. Did you get a stop? Dave, you just gotta stop the way I'm doing it to have you hold us back by saying silly things like that.
01:57:33
Yeah, it is funny. Okay, so. Oh, yeah, one more thing on the Weiss. I forgot to show you this. This was the one thing that I did think was notable that really stuck out from the Weiss report. And it was at the end of his, like, intro, the very last item that he included had to do with additional charging decisions. And to me, this. In this entire part, it was unnecessary, like, because he talks about things that he didn't do. So President Biden has chosen to issue a full and unconditional pardon for Mr. Biden covering those offenses against the United States which he has committed from January 1, 2014, through December 1, 2024, including, but not limited to all offenses charged or prosecuted, including any that have resulted in convictions by Weiss, whatever at the end here.
01:58:24
Accordingly, I cannot make any additional charging decisions as to Mr. Biden's conduct during that time period. It would be inappropriate to discuss whether additional charges are warranted. To me, this is him kind of like Jack Smith was doing, except the opposite way. Jack Smith was being like, I totally didn't do this thing, guys. Weiss is being like, there are other reasons and there are additional charges warranted, but I can't do it now. He was investigating other things, as we've been speculating all along. And this. This is speculation. I know, but I don't know why he needed to include this. The part where he's like, I didn't do all these other things and I can't even talk about it. So, yeah, here I am talking about it being there.
01:59:06
It covers his ass from a reputational perspective, potentially.
01:59:09
Yeah.
01:59:10
Yeah. I feel like that's. That's probably what it's about. It also lines up with whether you believe there's literal CHS vibes going on or just simply the position that Biden was in.
01:59:26
Well, I mean, think about it this. He's talking about the pardon. The pardon covered a huge range of things, including things that he did or didn't already charge. And he's like, I'm not allowed to discuss whether or not I was going to charge these things, but here I am telling you that I can't discuss whether or not I was going to charge more things. You know, like, that's what I'm saying. It's kind of a contradiction in itself. And maybe he's just calling out Biden for other. For the. The pardon itself, because the pardon was kind of. But we speculated for a long time, and there's been. There's been instances, from the whistleblowers at the IRS to other documents he's put out of potential other ongoing investigations.
02:00:11
And I don't know, like I've always expected, there's been more to the story and to me, this is him pointing to that and being like, there was more to this story. But I can't do anything about it now because of the pardons. So not even going to discuss it. Maybe they'll be picked up somewhere else, who knows?
02:00:27
Right. Right. I think that the Bidens ride off into the sunset having left us with the awakening era, the master class. I'm. We're. I'm not letting you get out of here without a little bit of our Boy Blueness. Do you see his. Did you want to say anything else about that?
02:00:45
The love of my life and the life of my love.
02:00:49
I loved this tweet he put out because I think, oops, you can read it. You can read it pretty literally. Since Kamala and I took office, our nation has become stronger at home and in the world. America today is more capable and prepared than we've been for a long time. While competitors are facing stiff headwinds, we have the wind at our back. This is what we're handing over. Now, before you react to that statement, I think he is entirely correct and that would, that works with our Boy Blue and it works with, he's the evil, like everything's a disaster sort of thing. I think it's especially interesting there. I took that as like a trollish post that he's saying, look at the rest of the world. We've got. Off the top of my head.
02:01:43
Germany is about to try to ban the majority political party of their country. Romania is re holding elections because a populist won the last time around. So they're not going to let that happen. Canada's prime minister just stepped down and there's a power vacuum. The French government is literally inert right now. They do not have governing authority over their own nation. Keir Starmer in the UK is embroiled in the biggest mass pedophilia cover up scandal in world history. That's like tearing that nation apart, probably in a good way. And on and on and on. So this is before Trump gets in, before the sovereign alliance has taken root and is has remade the global order in the way that some of us theorize they will do.
02:02:40
This is coming off an era in which the globalist establishment has very literally, on paper, wielded more power and control over the Western world than at any point in its history. And all of them are in free fall, collapse. Meanwhile, in the United States, the sense of optimism right now I'm not just talking about in the MAGA base, American optimism is at its highest point since 2016 because of the promise of the incoming Trump administration.
02:03:11
So the irony of that Biden post is obviously normies are going to read it as Biden trying to take all this credit, but you can read it literally and say, man, if you were looking for a, a reason, a capital Y for the Biden era, the term that Trump didn't want to take credit for, it was to provoke the exact sort of mandate to put the US in this position, while the rest of the globalist hegemon is completely falling apart.
02:03:39
Yeah, and really fell apart here, too. That's why Trump was able to, like, win so many people over Joe Biden, as I said from part eight of my series, or was it my first addendum, like, he is the greatest red pill we could ever ask for. And that's why Trump walked away. One of the reasons he walked away is. Can't, can't tell him. You got to show him clearly. And that's what he's been. Our boy Blue.
02:04:04
I just wanted to show one addendum to the, Our boy blue thing. This is just a financial chart, but it's really, when you visualize it like this, you and I have talked about Operation Warp Speed, a lot different contexts of it. One of the ones we've talked about the most is the financial context of Operation Warp Speed. And if you just look at that, this is the rate of inflation. And this is why when you're reading stuff about CPI has gone down, inflation has gone down, they're talking about the rate at which it's going up has come down. But this chart from Zero Hedge today just shows you, or maybe Bloomberg just shows you how far the money printing, you know, spigot accelerated in that transition from Trump to Biden.
02:04:46
And, you know, if we're thinking long term about Bitcoin, about a new financial system, what did you need in order to provoke the mandate for whatever Trump starts announcing next week and in the months ahead about our new financial system and our transition? You needed a mandate for the American people. You need to be able to show them your dollar. The fiat system is failing. It's broken. And if it was going at that steady Trump rate of inflation of 8% over four years, we're sitting here debating the fiat dollar 34 years from now. But the fact that it shot up like that, it's a currency crisis to the point where everybody, like all the boomers retiring and looking at the 401ks and saying, man, this Is not what I thought it was going to be.
02:05:32
In terms of purchasing power, public mandate, I declare bankruptcy. Trump will declare it his. His first. His first speech.
02:05:48
I was never in this for the.
02:05:49
Money.
02:05:52
But it turns out that the.
02:05:54
Money was an absolute necessity for me.
02:05:58
I got so many Michael Scott memes having to do with. With money.
02:06:02
I hate disappointing just one person and I really hate disappointing everyone. But I love Burlington Coat Factory.
02:06:14
That one is related with money, but. Oh, it's such a funny episode. Okay, one more thing I want to talk about. By the way, you made great points on the financial thing. I was still not gonna lie. Was expecting there to be some sort of crash on Biden's watch. Yeah, didn't get it. Unless it's coming, like in the next four days or so, who knows? But doesn't appear to be the case.
02:06:37
Reverse rug pull.
02:06:39
So we'll see. We'll see what happens when Trump gets in there, how he's going to turn this around. Got to imagine bitcoin and crypto are part of it. Yeah, we'll see. I want to end with the false fag section. And yes, I'm saying that deliberately. I'm leaving out the. Out the false fake section, mainly because this is the person who kind of stem the thought process here. Jake Sullivan, two days ago on the 13th, goes up to the podium, gives his remarks about whatever, and then this is how he ends his remarks. And most of you probably seen this by now, but this is insane. I just will say one last word, which is this is.
02:07:16
I hope this is my last time at this podium, at least for a little while.
02:07:19
I don't mean that in a negative sense.
02:07:20
I mean, the only thing that would bring me back is an unexpected event in the next few days, which, as you all know, is totally possible given every. Everything you've seen over the course of the past years. But if it is, in fact, my last time before you, I just want.
02:07:34
To say thank you for what you.
02:07:35
Guys do every day.
02:07:36
Thank you for putting up with me.
02:07:39
Like, I know I'm not very polished when it comes to speaking and getting my thoughts out clearly. And sometimes I mess up and have to backtrack and all these things. But if you are potentially going to be putting on some sort of, you know, false flag event to disrupt the transition of power, which we know they do these types of things, but if I was doing, I wouldn't go out there and be like, yeah, guys, if this is my last time, which maybe it's not my last time. Because who knows what could happen. We know that bad things happen. I mean this just seemed like a total foot mouth moment. Or was it deliberate? I can't believe you said this.
02:08:18
That's, that's why I, to me this maps onto some Patriot control readings of the Biden administration.
02:08:29
You were, you were so back and forth with your Patriots and control readings and. I know, but you, well keep going without that process.
02:08:40
But I think that there is basically full control over the Biden executive office like the Biden administration, but not necessarily the State Department, etc. But the point you just made, I guess it's very difficult to reconcile. If you take the normal, ironically, not the normie reading of this, but the normal like a non reading of this would be Jake Sullivan just let the cat out of the bag. They're planning something, they're gonna get him, they're gonna false flag and everything. But to your point, I don't think these people are actually as stupid as many do.
02:09:25
And if you were planning some sort of disruptive false flag and you're part of the deep state Department, you probably would not make an extremely memetic statement projecting that very thing a few days before the inauguration so that everybody in the country is going to be playing that video on loop if and when something does happen. That's hard to reconcile. It's like yeah, foot and mouth moment. But man, he like stops himself to say unless something really crazy happens. And then what I found interesting is on the back of that. So that was Tuesday right before.
02:10:08
You go on to. Because I think you're going to this. It reminds me of when both Biden and Victoria Nuland came out and we're talking about like the pipeline will never let that be completed. We will not let them ever complete that pipeline. And then the pipeline gets completed and wow, what do you know? We got a bomb that goes off and destroys it. And that was like mimetic. Everybody going back like oh my God, they said this and now it happened like what's going on here? So this reminds me of that situation. Yeah, the first part of it obviously, right.
02:10:42
Which, which is why Patriot readings of Patriot Control can be so varied because it doesn't mean like Jake Sullivan's one of our boys. Right. But they go up there with scripts. I mean they say things seemingly on cue when you bring up the pipeline, it's like that was a top down order rhetorical. Order. That was the, that was the party line being advanced by Joe Biden and then coming out through the State Department mouthpieces like Victoria Nuland. So if you see all over one.
02:11:16
I actually read some of this a little differently, especially now after two years of shows with the Saturday guys. Like I look at a situation where, okay, if you're the white hats, you're not in full control of what these people are saying. Like I, I still don't believe Biden's in a mask. I think that's actually Joe Biden who's had facelifts and suffered aneurysms and all these things got the stutter, whatever. He can't put a sentence together. He says a bunch of stupid. But when they say something like we're not going to let them complete the pipeline. Complete the pipeline, they can make it seem like somebody blew up a pipeline without ever actually having to blow up the pipeline. You know what I mean? Like, like we show pictures of bubbles. We were shown pictures. Even Jake Sullivan saying something as stupid as this.
02:12:03
They don't have to behind him saying this, but they could take advantage of it and they can put stories out there of being planned and going down and scare event stuff. And then people will use this as a memetic like moment of like, holy. And then people look at it like, oh, patriots in full control. See, Jake Sullivan planted the seed, all these things. It's not that they're planting the seeds necessarily, but they can take advantage of seeds that were planted. That's how I would read.
02:12:29
Yeah, I think that's reasonable. I just think it's also possible that, you know, there's different readings of control. I guess I'm not even suggesting, I mean one reading of full Patriot control would be like they're controlling what Jake Sullivan is saying. But there's other readings of that control that map more on to what you're saying, which is that besides them just taking advantage of a situation, it's that in the drops especially there's references made to playbook known. Right. They know even in a game theory sense, even in the devolution sense of the plan, Patriots by and large have access to enemy communications, enemy planning. They generally know what the enemy plan is.
02:13:13
And if that's the case, Sullivan can be acting of his own side's interest when he says something like that and plants a seed entirely for his side of the game board and then it's taken advantage of. Right, But I think that's a Little different than how you frame it which is that, you know, Sullivan, maybe he has this organic moment where he misspeaks or something like that and then patriots create it. There's also just a further reading of like maybe they did they, the Deep State would want something like this to happen. Sullivan maybe thinks something like this is going to happen next week, but it doesn't. That's why I was saying reverse rug pull earlier. Like the Deep State thinks that there's going to be some sort of false flag that doesn't come to fruition.
02:14:02
But yeah, I, I mean I, with the patriot control stuff, especially a lot of the topics over the last week and change, I certainly believe that with national essential functions etc, it's hard for me to believe that some sort of mass kinetic actually damaging event would occur. I mean you could be proven wrong but that would be an all timer of a flub for him to say something like that at this point. And yeah, you've got the headline here about we've got agencies warning of potential targets for the inauguration. But what's also interesting is the FBI says that there are no credible threats ahead of the Trump inauguration. They said that today on Wednesday the 15th. So you know another way, accidental on purpose. Whoever's plan we're looking at, maybe it was a foot and mouth moment.
02:14:54
If there was a plan to do something next week by Deep State actors, Jake Sullivan accidentally or on purpose probably just disarmed it. It, that's my takeaway because he either intentionally disarmed it and like called it off of his own volition or somebody else's or he screwed up, put his foot in his mouth and now if they did plan something, they know that what you said would come to pass. They know that if they do that it's going to be served up on a silver platter of awakening for Trump and his side.
02:15:27
Yeah, so my reading of this stuff, like I've said before and I feel like I've been very consistent with my take on the level of control, I do think there is an actual back and forth, an actual enemy that Trump's trying to defeat and I do think they have moves left and some of those moves may be unaccounted for. Like I, I don't think like you can have and I don't even know if there's a necessarily good metaphor for it but because people always say like well think of a chessboard. You the endings in line and in sight and there's moves they can make, but the game is over. You know, you're gonna get them in checkmate. I don't think it's a perfect metaphor because I do think there are external factors to the chessboard that can still attempt to alter the game.
02:16:18
Like even if it's just like throwing a piece on the board when you're leading with by 20 pieces or something, I don't know. I think they can do things and maybe the butler is a good example of that. There's allegedly a legitimate threat against Trump's plane. Multiple times he had to switch planes, fly commercial a few times. Some, some crazy stuff. I think they're, they want to take him out. I think it's a terrible move for them to make because everybody's going to know who did it. And I mean, talk about the ultimate awakening moment is if they actually do something crazy and there's a huge threat and take people up. I don't take stuff like this lightly, especially when the FBI are the ones that are like, everything's fine guys.
02:16:57
It's, this is Biden's FBI, Chris Rey's FBI telling you the same FBI that has politically persecuted every Trump associate in sight, every Trump supporter insight that had anything remotely to do with the J6 stuff. These people aren't our friends. You think they, you think if there was a credible threat of something going on at the Capitol during the inauguration, which will be full of Trump and Trump supporters, that they'd be like, be careful guys. No, they don't have any care for you or your well being. So I don't know, I don't like these big crowded events, stuff like this, because it does worry me. I don't think it's possible for them to have full control of people going nuts or bad actors wanting to do bad things, because those people exist in the world.
02:17:46
Yeah, I agree with that. And, and that's why with Patriot Control conversations that my, the way I basically come down on it is you can believe whatever level of control you want to and have really good reason for it, even if it's a lot more than what you personally think. But I still think that the most responsible and useful mindset is not a doomer's mindset, but is to go forward as if that control is not there. And you know, ultimately my personal reading of the Q drops of the reason for them was not for people to just cheer on a movie that they're looking at. And to your point, I Do think that there are a sizable number of people who do. They just go like, oh, the movie, the movie. It's like, well, then what was the point of all of this?
02:18:38
I think that the point is to. You can believe you're winning. You can have the conditions in place to win. You can be told by good leadership, you know, like a good leader on a battlefield doesn't get up and start dooming out and be like, listen, boys, we're right. When we poke our heads up over this trench, they're gonna tell you like, we're winning. We got them in a good position, we got them in a bad position. We're looking good, we got everything planned out. That's a morale boosting effort. And it may also be true to your point, but you, those soldiers need to operate as if anything could happen and that the plan could go awry and zig when it should have zagged. That's the, that's the responsible mindset to have.
02:19:19
And I would also argue, as I've said many times, that if you do believe in the queue drops and if you do believe that there's a Patriot Plan, Devolution, Trump plan, whatever, you only need to go so far as like Mike Flynn and Cash Patel to know that those patriots that you think are involved with this stuff, they don't want you to have that mentality. They're extremely emphatic about the fact that they do not want the Patriots in control mentality. Even if you believe that in your.
02:19:49
Heart, and we've been pushing the opposite of that mentality for like Devolution Sandwich, you have to take things into your own hands and like, be the change you want to see in the world.
02:19:58
Like, that's like, because it's not about 2024 and 2025. That's, that's the biggest why of what you bring up there is that we need to be thinking about 2045. And if those kinds of lessons and direct action mindset is not taken in the decades ahead, then this doesn't matter. Then it was just a movie.
02:20:18
Why, why 45? That's not an election year.
02:20:21
Well, who knows? It could be just kidding at that point.
02:20:25
If I'm being, if I'm being honest, like, what I think should happen and what, I mean, I don't know if this will happen, but what Trump should do. If I was Trump, I wouldn't put any of your followers at risk. I wouldn't put yourself at risk. I would not go to Washington D.C. For a solid month or more. I would go to an undisclosed location, do the swearing in on camera, whatever from a bunker somewhere, get some shit done out of harm's way. And once you know that things are clear that then you're like, I would not trust that White House. They left a wire. Like they wiretapped the White House when Obama left. Right.
02:21:04
Well, might. Might we see Mar A Lago extend its. Extend its stay as absolutely White House.
02:21:11
That's what I think should happen. Like, I wouldn't trust anything because all it takes is one rogue employee led in by somebody to. To do some serious, significant damage. Stay away from there until you are sure. I mean, screw Wash. Don't even ever go back to Washington. Just make it Mar A Lago from now on.
02:21:28
It sets a cool precedent too, for future presidents.
02:21:32
Yeah.
02:21:32
Just saying, like, why do we do this thing where. Where the leader of the nation is just in this building all the time?
02:21:41
It's a cool house. I mean, it's white. That's.
02:21:45
I think the White House is kind of lame.
02:21:47
I mean, it's pretty sweet. Have you, have you heard how tall the ceilings are in the Lincoln Bedroom? Those ceilings are huge.
02:21:54
Not into it, no.
02:21:56
But I absolutely think that's what Trump should do. Stay away from there. Don't risk your followers. Like, we've been waiting so long for this moment, this inauguration, such a symbolic moment that I just think that it's. It's too perfect of an opportunity for them, especially after what happened on J6. All these things like just. I personally am not going. I'm going to wait for a future moment. I'm going to celebrate this at Gart with. With the people I love and care about. All these things. I will watch from afar. And maybe some other time I'll go to Mar A Lago and hopefully Trump will be there then.
02:22:31
But, yeah, to me. And I felt this way about J6, of course. Didn't know that J6 was going to happen as it did, PsyOp or not. But I, I agree. I, I believe that this is a patriot plan. I believe that we're going to win in many different forms and that we're in the process of doing that. But I will also say that our sovereignty, our lives, our families are at stake with decisions that we make. Everybody in. In the MAGA sphere, every American, as you say, and we don't owe it to anybody to put ourselves in those positions until our faith in these things is rewarded by a cessation of psyops and some good governing that's more direct. I think that's coming. But until it does, you watching the show, you and MAGA don't owe anybody shit. It. You've done your part. You've.
02:23:33
We have all more than done our part.
02:23:36
Yeah. Keep doing that part.
02:23:37
But, yeah, yes. But I, I all I mean to say is that in terms of like, oh, you've got to do this and you've got to show up at these crowded places and support and show up. No, you don't actually. You don't have to do that. You've. You've done everything that's been asked of you. You don't have to put yourself at any sort of risk or make yourself feel uncomfortable. If you do think that any of these threats from the deep state could be actioned.
02:23:59
Yeah. And some people out there disagree with that. And you want to go support them. I totally support you going to sport. I'm just telling you my mindset on the thing. And yeah, I just don't trust what's happened these last four years. I don't believe in the full control stuff. I do think bad things happen. And until we get some under control here in this country, because this is just the beginning. January 20th marks the beginning of the great American Comeback Tour. Not, not the end of it, like starting. We got a lot of work to do, so. All right. We got a bunch of rants to go through.
02:24:36
It is from last week. I upset a Canadian. Apparently. I was. Ran about Canada. Been ranting about Canadians a lot lately, I guess. G man Canada sent a bunch over. He said, he said, stop psyopping me. The CFL started before the NFL. Y'all changed the rules. Look what we invented. Classic Americans. BB has basic hockey knowledge. Trudeau isn't much worse than Biden. And then he backtracked on that. Said, congrats to the bright clan. So thank you for that. He said my understanding of Canadian beer won him over after I upset him about the Canadian Football League.
02:25:17
The irony of all those boosts is that by coming out in firm defense of Canadian football, you did the most little brother syndrome Canadian thing that you could possibly do, which is to take it, take offense at somebody talking about something totally meaningless and memetic and silly that your country invented. So just my advice to Canadians would be stop taking credit for the silliest things that your country has done. Okay. Like hockey is cool. Most of the other stuff is not cool. Just CFL isn't cool.
02:25:59
Okay, well, number one, the inventor of football, Walter Camp, at least he's widely recognized that he was from New Britain, Connecticut. He played at Yale from 1876 to 1881.
02:26:13
Deep State. Deep State.
02:26:14
Then, yeah. He. He introduced several key innovations that distinguished American football from its rugby and soccer origins, including the position of quarterback, the concept of downs, and reducing team size to 11 players. This is where it became its distinct sport. So 1876, Canada. However, they get their origin of football from rugby. Rugby football began to be played in Canada in the 1860s. The Rugby Football Union was in 1880. They didn't start their. They didn't actually create the. Their version of CFL until 1958 when there was a merger between the Rugby Football Union, which was founded in 1907, and the Western Interprovisional Union in March. March 1936. So you're wrong.
02:27:02
Yeah. My favorite version of Canadians doing this was my own in laws who tried to tell me that Canadian Thanksgiving had been a thing for a long time because I called it. I infamously call it fakesgiving around my Canadian family or preseason Thanksgiving. And they. They got upset by that because they're like, we did stuff too. And turns out that they literally created it as a stat holiday to mimic the American holiday. So just like everything else that they've done, it was pure mimicry of American traditions.
02:27:37
Okay, here we go. We got a list of some of the things that were invented in Canada. Insulin. Which makes sense because.
02:27:44
Did they also invent diabetes?
02:27:46
You probably need a lot of insulin if you're from Canada. Canada. I don't even know what that is, but that sounds like a rash or something. Garbage bags.
02:27:54
Wow. I'm not allowing that. I'm not allowing that. You didn't invent bags. Okay.
02:27:59
Bags of the garbage variety though, dude.
02:28:02
New York and trash in bags.
02:28:03
New York just got the garbage bin in 2023. Don't tell me it's not possible they invented. No, but yeah.
02:28:10
Two snow related things in a row. How. How original.
02:28:16
Peanut butter. A chemist. They needed a chemist to create a peanut butter.
02:28:21
All right, I'll give them that. That's pretty solid.
02:28:24
It's not even real peanut taste. It's the wonder bra. Okay, that should be a crime for. If we're being honest with ourselves. AM radio. The worst kind of radio, right?
02:28:39
Prosthetics. Creepy. If you lose a hand, it's gone.
02:28:45
Where crime and was done.
02:28:47
Yeah. Java frame animation.
02:28:50
Man, I don't see football on here. I agree.
02:28:52
This is a plexiglass. You can't just take credit for everything. Like, this is like saying, oh, we invented hockey and ice skates and hockey pucks and hockey pads and goalie masks. Right? Like you can't just. You can't just do that.
02:29:08
Suck it. We got threshing machine, airplane, digital computer, Microsoft, the Internet. You can keep your garbage bags. Canada.
02:29:18
We invented Jesus.
02:29:22
Well, no, but do we have any other.
02:29:25
I found that the chat. The chat did not get mad at me saying women cannot be in Congress anymore. But they got super mad that I said Dave from X22 mispronounces stuff doji.
02:29:36
Yeah. And then we have Canadians being mad. We have a peanut butter controversy brewing over who actually created peanut butter. Was it the United States or Canada? We could probably get into mashed up some peanuts before since we created the automobile and like all things people aren't allergic to, somehow you can have. You can have peanut butter. Any other boosts?
02:30:00
Lionheart? 50 bucks. Hey guys. Just a simple thanks for tonight. You guys are the best army of God. Much appreciated. Lionheart. To wash that Canadian complaining out of my mouth. All right, we got. We got rants. That's all the boost.
02:30:19
Awesome. All right. By the way, guys, don't forget to hit that thumbs up. Truly appreciate it. Helps us rise on the leaderboard. It would be great to get to number one someday on this show. Do it all the time on the Saturday show. I don't know why we can't do it here. It must be a.
02:30:35
It's that guy.
02:30:36
Must be that co host. Pesky co host. Now maybe we need to start saying Doge Doji. Maybe that'll help. Micro tool maker. Five days for 117. By the way, thank you so much for the generosity link. Thanks Badlands for helping us understand and keeping us sane. Where we go one, we go all.
02:30:58
Thank you.
02:30:59
You are awesome. Microtool maker Jake Depatriot do you think the External Revenue Service will end the IRS and the endless Q? We kind of discussed that.
02:31:10
Yeah, kinda. I think the IRS is going to go away. It's just a matter of. Is. Is the External Revenue Service going to be a thing? Probably not. It's probably like you said, it's more of a. It's just a story. It's just a narrative.
02:31:22
Yep. And get that mindset mind set shifted. Marcy USA where is Michelle Obama Missed Carter's funeral DT schedule conflict with vacation that announced will not attend inauguration without a reason Q mentioned follow the wives held up somewhere there's rumors circulating that there's going to be a divorce because Barack is with Jennifer Aniston. I don't know if that's true. I haven't seen that. I don't know but we shall see. I honestly don't really give a if I'm being truthful so but yeah, I mean Trump skipped Biden's inauguration. Why do we care?
02:32:03
Which is rude. Yeah his own fake president.
02:32:10
James Clayne says is anyone from Badlands going to the inauguration? Love you guys. Well if you are after what we said tonight Alpha. Yeah yeah I'll just.
02:32:19
Alpha yeah almost certainly Alpha yeah we'll see.
02:32:25
We shall see. I don't know. Patrick said he was good up for a little bit but now no fees anymore, no power cell 99 if reconstitution is happen what constitution powers does 47 have to establish and dual backed monetary system banks using Fed res paper and also using treasure department crypto backed strategic reserves. I know Rumble limits you in characters sometimes that's a to our detriment he.
02:32:56
Would have powers over the U S Treasury and as JFK did before him he can essentially redefine what constitutes government back to US money in accordance with the constitution.
02:33:13
There's a lot of speculation out there, a lot of theories. A lot of, a lot of them I think are. I tried to, I don't know, I try to stay away from a lot of the noise. I mean whatever you believe in, whatever you've personally researched and can verify that it is taking place and do it like I saw dig the other day about how I think it was XRP is confirmed to be replacing the dollar because of what a guy on said on Twitter about the meal they had at a restaurant. It's like somebody was like oh thanks, it was nice, so nice talking to you. And then the other guy was like oh yeah. And especially this was great. And then this whole thing about and it was confirmation. I was like dude come on, it's a stretch.
02:33:54
That's the stuff I'd stay away from. Like I don't think there's any confirmation. Diversify your assets, get some gold, silver, get bitcoin, whatever crypto you believe in and we'll see what Trump does because Trump's going to do something to the financial system. It can't last the way it's going. I think we'll, we'll see as we go.
02:34:09
I personally this is why you know we haven't seen the crash that you mentioned earlier but the alternative to it happening on Joe Biden's watch which now looks doubtful is it happening very early during Trump's term because of Joe Biden, which J.D. Vance was kind of advancing that argument this week and saying that we are inheriting absolute. I think he called it a dumpster fire economically. So, you know, Trump talk about public mandate. Trump comes in there and he's like, he can be frank with the American people and show them the chart that I pulled up earlier tonight and say the Biden administration literally burned the dollar. The dollar is burned. We need to peg it to something. We need to stabilize it, which we played the video, I think a couple of months ago or a month ago.
02:34:59
Jack Mahler is one of the kind of figures in the bitcoin sphere. Seemed to knowingly let slip that a stabilization act is one of Trump's plans to come in and say we're not just adding bitcoin to the balance sheet because it's a good investment. We would be doing it under the guise of something that has to be done for national security reasons or economic stability reasons.
02:35:28
Yeah, people in the chat are saying, you know, XRP spike today. I, I did see that and I believe it's under speculation that the SEC is going to Dr. Their investigation or whatever once Trump gets in there. Again, that's. None of that's confirmed speculation. But who knows? I honestly don't know. I kind of personally just hope Trump gets in there is like, okay, central bankers, we owe you how much? And just gives them the middle finger. And then like, okay, China, we owe you how much? Just gives them the middle finger. Like, I just hope it's middle fingers abound. I hope middle fingers are the new future world reserve currency. Yeah, and then he just figures it out from there. But anyway, where are we at? Bell South 826 says thanks. Good informative show. Thank you, thank you.
02:36:15
Valsecco 16 for a dollar says bash bro 162533 okay, not sure, but thank you. $20 from 1027 JS. Thanks, guys. Thank you, Joe for your continued support. We truly appreciate it. Valsecco16 lt does the same thing. It's like they've never heard it pronounced. Dave x22 and LT arc talk retarded. I, I don't, I honestly don't listen to those guys. I've listened to sometimes people be like, hey, Dave mentioned you on the show and I'll go listen to that clip. But I really don't listen to them. But I can't ever tell me that.
02:36:54
And we know. Recently read one of my posts and didn't even say it was me. But I don't know if that's true, so I'm not going to cast aspersions.
02:37:02
He has me blocked on. On Twitter. Yeah, it was weird because a long time ago I was trying to get a hold of him to like, hey, can we do. I'd love to do a show with you or something. Like, have him on Badlands. Like my. When I first started Badlands, I wanted to do me, Dave and. And we know doing a show on Badlands, but Dave said he had another project he was starting and lt, like, wouldn't get back to me through the mutual friend that we knew. And now I'm blocked on Twitter and I've never, like, interacted with this guy ever. I've never, like, watched his show. I've never seen a bad. Said a bad thing about him. Like, this is the first time I'm probably ever talking about him publicly, but he has me blocked for whatever reason, so. And he's.
02:37:40
I know he's used my stuff on a show that's. It's weird. Whatever. But I can't comment on how people talk because I know. I talked too.
02:37:51
Yeah. Also, I was joking. And you guys need to lighten up just a little bit.
02:37:55
Just a little bit. But not too much. Don't line up too much. We like. We like it spicy.
02:37:59
Okay. Crane op says he gave me credit. All right. Somebody told me that in the comments and maybe they were fibbing.
02:38:04
Are you just looking for a fight? Burning bright. Yeah, Tamara. See? Also, do you trust wild boar, though?
02:38:09
Nope. Oh, it's train off. But no, I don't trust either of them.
02:38:13
Oh, that's what I meant. Crane up. Love your brother, but I wouldn't trust him either. Just kidding. Tamara. C Flats. Props. TP Crane Op for the subs. Cheers. Badlands. Oh, yeah, I did see some subs come through from crane off 59.
02:38:24
So thank you. That doesn't get saved for us when we do it, so we have to, like, call it out while it's happening, which we obviously can't usually do. But I have noticed Snow Cat Operator, our buddy that goes to all the guards, has done that a bunch of times recently. Thank you guys for doing that. Every time you guys. Gift subscriptions. It's obviously cool for the other people in the chat and it helps. It helps the whole company and it helps rumble. So it's all good stuff.
02:38:53
Truly appreciate it. And if I would have known you're going to be in a rant featured in a rant about your gifting of subs. I would not have besmirched you and talk immediately prior to that crane op. So thank you. And yeah. Snowcat. Snowcat operator. Every time I hear that name, I always think of the dog. His dog. Love seeing that one at guards. Anyway, mad Mr. Fox, the drone company DJ1 or I just removed no fly zone restrictions. Congrats. BB. Why are those two things related?
02:39:24
I don't understand.
02:39:27
I don't either. Julie. JN. Great show. You gentlemen are so insightful and intelligence intelligent. The Ghost segment reminded me of the first time he came on. Loved that. Then and now. Thank you. Yeah, we should almost bring him on more often so he doesn't feel like he needs to, like, just blurt out everything that's in his mind all at once without letting anybody, like, interrupt and. Guys, again, Ghost, Love you, brother, but I have a certain way of, like, doing the show with flow. Like, even Burning Bright probably gets annoyed of how I interrupt him sometimes. But it's like this. It's back and we've had it all out.
02:40:07
We've had all these things out.
02:40:09
Yep. So we'll get him on more and he'll. He'll learn and eventually I'll just get to meeting him when I need to say something like I did Burning Bright.
02:40:17
And so he's the people who do this stuff. We're all right. That comes with good. Good things and bad. Good aspects and bad aspects. And people in this world who end up finding their way into this stuff like, and. And obsessing over it are strong personalities and John's trying to run a tight ship. I won't often give him compliments, but it would not be easy to manage the. Or to. To never say you're managing the people that are on Badlands while Ghost managing them. So, yeah, it's not an easy task.
02:40:55
For the most part. I'm very, like, hands off management. Like, I don't tell people anything. Like, I don't really care. But. But when it comes to the shows that are like my shows, you know, that's like, where I have a vision for it. I want to keep it to that. And if I feel like it's not meeting that I'm gonna. Yeah. I'm gonna tell you to shut the up now and then. Or at least let me, like, raise my hand and get a question in Ghost.
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This is a very, it's a very great system we have. So I think this is how we do it. Yeah.
02:42:03
All right, next time you guys see. First of all, guys, watch the narrative from Sunday night. Chris was on it had a good episode there. So he did Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. And this Sunday I believe it's going to be Brad. Our own Brad. So that should be a fun one as well. Pre inauguration show.
02:42:24
Awesome. And reminder next week Daily Herald Starting Tuesday, 1pm Eastern.
02:42:31
Which means there's still time for the newsies additions we need to.
02:42:37
Maybe I'll wear the hat if you can get me the hat.
02:42:40
There you go.
02:42:40
If you give me the hat, I'll wear the hat once.
02:42:44
Okay.
02:42:44
In the future, sometime when I go bald maybe I probably won't wear the.
02:42:50
Hats for a guard power hour. The power hour group can wear newsies outfits.
02:42:56
Okay, we can do that. How about in Vegas on stage or maybe a different guard. But one of the guards for the live in person power hour, we all dress up newsies. That makes sense if you supply the outfits. Okay.
02:43:12
You didn't like that rounding around Mrs. Bright that she can do that. She can source that stuff.
02:43:17
Okay. Okay. We've come to an agreement. Okay. Hit the thumbs up. We'll see you next time, everybody. Thanks for tuning in.
02:43:29
I just have one thing to say. Hang on there. Happy birthday to you.
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Happy birthday to you.
02:43:50
Happy birthday dear Val Happy birthday to you. Brock and I think it's a right for people that bad at health care. God save the queen, man. This is all within our power. We'll teach Donald Trump a valuable lesson. Don't mess with the men in America unless you want to get the benefits. My grandpa's named Andrew Ambrose Finnegan his kitchen table I learned well this is what it is because he was who he is. That's why it is what it is. True international pressure isolated punish China Donald care Donald Trump thinks health care get off your golf course and out of the sand bunker. Well, I'm sick and tired of smart guys covet has taken this year just since the outbreak it's taken more than 100 years.
02:44:58
Look here's so you go ahead and you stack spaghetti sauce at a store and in a supermarket you control the guy or the woman who runs the run, brings out the carts on a forklift. What happened? When you think about it, more lives this year than any other year for the past hundred years. Even Dr. King's assassination did not have the worldwide impact that George Floyd's death did. I look forward to introducing I would have already done it had not had the death. George had not been held up against that curb. Poor kids are just as bright and just as tal as white kids. We have to do more than just build back better to build back we have to build back better.
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I will remember you. Will you?
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Never me.
