Are We Trapped In Socialism Until We Change Money?

Inflation is not a mystery when you’re buying groceries, filling the tank, or trying to make rent, and we’re tired of leaders talking about it like it’s a vibe instead of a policy outcome. We kick things off with a Kamala Harris clip on the cost of living, then pivot to a hard question: if the people in charge cannot explain inflation clearly, why should we trust them to manage elections, borders, or war?

From there we get into election integrity after a Colorado GOP assembly vote reportedly produced 80 extra ballots in a room where the headcount should be straightforward. That leads into the Trump vs Pope Leo blowup over deportations and immigration, the role of religious and NGO influence, and the real-world consequences of open-border incentives. We talk legal immigration vs illegal immigration, public safety, and why institutions keep framing enforcement as cruelty while ignoring victims and community fear.

Then we widen the lens: America’s system already behaves like socialism through centralized money creation at the Federal Reserve, which keeps inflation baked in. We connect that to sound money, the case for Bitcoin as a sovereignty tool, and why “solutions” matter more than outrage. Along the way we cover the Eric Swalwell scandal cycle, Iran negotiations and the Strait of Hormuz blockade, energy leverage, China pressure, and how narratives get manufactured by media and influencers.

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Transcript

Morning Roll Call And Sip

SPEAKER_13 0:43

Peasants, ma'am. We're just peasants. Every one of us. You watch those old movies, you see the peasants in the background with the kings and kings walking around. We're those people. We're those people. Good morning, peasants. Welcome to another episode of The Peasants Perspective. We're so glad to see you here. Port Angel Hunter. I'm assuming that's Port Angeles. Port Angeles Hunter. Oh no, it's very wet morning from Boise. You're not from Port Angeles. Why are you from Boise? Holy cow. It's wet there too. Holy smokes. It's wet here as well. I thought we were in the same storm pattern for about two seconds. Carlito and Tiffany, good morning from YouTube. Uh Perazer, it's raining for days and days. Okay, now three. So we've got a bunch of people in Boise. Port Ange Hunter and Ferrazier and John Attakis and Mata Easel. We've got a bunch of people in Boise. That's amazing. That's awesome. Carlitz, good morning, everyone. Glad you guys made it. If you didn't catch yesterday's Liberty Lounge, it's up on Rumble. It was really good. We had Tom Phillips on talking about Bitcoin. Oh my goodness, it was a great episode. Loved it. Madam Mim, good morning. I can see your beautiful face over there. Just so everyone knows, Madam Mim's my wife. Love it so much. All right, guys. Thank you so much for joining in. Glad you're all piling in here this morning in the chats. Love it so much, which by the way, we already got our minimum chatters for the month. So you don't have to tempt for chats at all. But please do chat. It makes a difference. And we love knowing who the audience is. And of course, I know why you guys come here every morning. You're here for the simultaneous sip. And all you need for that is a cup or a mug, a glass, a tank or a chalice of stein, a canteen, a jugger flask, a vessel of any kind, and join and fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee this morning. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better. And we're gonna listen to Kamala Harris explain inflation. Take the simultaneous sip now and realize we dodged a bullet.

SPEAKER_14 2:45

What else are you going to do to fix this problem with inflation? Thank you. Well, let's start with this. Prices have gone up, and families and individuals are dealing with the realities of that bread costs more, the gas costs more. And we have to understand what that means. That's about the cost of living going up. That's about having to stress and stretch limited resources. That's about a source of stress for families that is not only economic, but is on a daily level something that is a heavy weight to carry. So it is something that we take very seriously. Very seriously. And we know from the history of this issue in the United States that when you see these prices go up, it has a direct impact on the quality of life for all people in our country. So it's a big issue, and we take it seriously.

SPEAKER_09 3:49

Okay, maybe not sleep deprivation, but what?

Colorado GOP Finds Extra Ballots

SPEAKER_13 3:56

Oh, it gets better. We're gonna leave the show with some more Kamala Herr. Compare and contrast. Oh my goodness. All right, we've got Rachel Grover. Good morning. Hello, hello. Also in the Boise area, and Mata Easel. Good morning, Taylor, Ron, and Marie. Yes, she is in the room with us. So fun. Glad you guys are all here. Okay, so a couple things. This is kind of you know, I'm outside the flow of the show today, but Colorado has had a GOP assembly meeting, right? So this is like your big assembly meeting, and they had a vote, and yeah, turns out they had a little problem with sounding. Yes, a little rough.

SPEAKER_03 4:35

Go ahead and unmute it real quick.

SPEAKER_10 4:46

So it's not the prediction that we adopted earlier was based on the scanning technology engine wanted renewable.

unknown 5:00

Right.

SPEAKER_13 5:00

Well, we missed the part. Here's the point of this one here. So in Colorado, they had a uh a vote and it was for de you know with delegates. This is an auditorium of people. Okay, you know exactly how many people are voting. They had 80 extra ballots. 80 extra ballots. They don't know where they came from.

SPEAKER_09 5:23

Okay.

SPEAKER_13 5:27

If the Republican Party can't even control the ballots in an assembly meeting in an auditorium with all Republican stalwart delegates voting, and they have 80 extra votes. So they they couldn't figure out who won because they figured out there was an overvote. What? I was really discouraged a little bit this weekend because I met with some of my J6 friends and one of them talked to Mark McCluskey, who has moved on from our case. He's left us with Peter Ticklin, and it's uh he's got his own thing going on. It's fine, not a big deal. But he was he was worried about the midterms. And I've said all along, if you're worried about the midterms and you don't cage it with first election integrity, right? If we don't fix the election, that's the only way we lose. Other than that, I mean, holy cow! I I mean, there's a clear concerted effort of black pillars and conservative influence who are part of the MAGA coalition peeling off, right? We talked about that at the end of last week with Candace Owens, Megan Kelly, Tucker Carlson, Alex Jones. It definitely peeled off. And by the way, Trump broke their brains. Oh no. Maybe not as much Tucker Carlson. I don't think the response from him has been anything but just like, eh, I'm gonna do my thing. Okay, great. You know, you do your thing. But the rest of them, oh my goodness, their brains have absolutely broken. It's like they would rather have had Kamala Harris at this point than Trump. Alex Jones had Roger Stone come on and try to set him straight. And Alex Jones was still like, well, but you know, Trump's a foreign asset. It's like, oh my goodness, dude.

SPEAKER_09 6:55

What the heck?

Trump Meme Sparks Pope Fight

SPEAKER_13 6:56

Um, John Tackins said, thought about swimming to the office this morning, but it is a good morning. I know how far your office is. You walk from your bedroom to your room. Okay, so one thing that happened just yesterday evening, Donald Trump posted a picture. This is the picture right here on uh X. It's uh it's an AI rendering of Trump putting his hand on someone. You've got some jets in the background, an American flag, eagles flying. And oh my goodness, he started a uh, I shouldn't say he started a fight with the Pope. The Pope started a fight with him this weekend. Oh, yeah. Okay, by making some kind of incendiary statements, and then he had some of his cardinals go out and say some things too. And uh, anyways, when this picture got posted, people are freaking out thinking that Trump's pretending to be Jesus Christ. He's not okay. First of all, that's what the pontiff wears. That's what the Pope wears. So he's pretending to be the Pope, which is not the first time he's posted a picture of him being the Pope. But this iconography, right? This is this is Trump healing the nation. That's what this is supposed to represent. Anyways, people that are just pearl clutchers, oh my goodness, they're kind of freaking out. And here's what it kind of revolves around. 60 Minutes had a meeting this weekend, or had an interview this weekend with three cardinals. It was Cardinal McElroy, this is where this clip comes from, and he had two other cardinals sitting next to him. And the Pope has been really pro-immigration, open borders, which is ironic because the Vatican has a really tight wall of tight securities for any nation on the planet. But the Pope just really thinks it's okay for our nation to have open borders. Sure. So the Pope, through his Pope and the Cardinals, both made statements. We're going to focus on the Cardinals. This is kind of their take on things. They don't like Donald Trump and they don't care that the a that the nation voted for deportations. To them, they've turned this whole deportation into Trump's just going after good, God-fearing families. He's not going after criminals.

SPEAKER_16 8:50

Colonel McRoy, we are speaking in a church here in Washington, D.C. that serves a largely immigrant population. The pastor asked us not to share or publicize this parish name or location. What's he worried about?

SPEAKER_13 9:07

Now, if it serves a large immigrant population, that's fine. I'm assuming they're all legal, right? I mean, but if this congregation is serving a large immigrant population that's worried about deportation, then what type of immigrants are they? The illegal immigrants.

SPEAKER_25 9:26

He's worried for his people. They live under fear, and thus our mass count within the Spanish masses in our arch diocese went down 30% the year before. 30%. That's a lot.

SPEAKER_13 9:41

So he's worried about attendance at church. Is the collection plate not collecting enough? Can't they go back to their home countries and go to mass there? Yeah. Do you get it?

SPEAKER_09 9:50

Can't you go to mass anywhere?

SPEAKER_13 9:51

Can't you go to mass anywhere?

SPEAKER_09 9:53

It's all fear.

SPEAKER_16 9:55

Before he became Archbishop of Washington, Cardinal Robert McElroy served as the Bishop of San Diego, one of the busiest stretches of the southern border for illegal crossings.

SPEAKER_25 10:07

I feel it got to a point where it was getting out of control. Under Biden. Under Biden, yes.

SPEAKER_13 10:14

You believe you can't not say that. And we're going to show you a couple more times the Democrats are, oh yeah, the border was out of control.

SPEAKER_16 10:21

Welcome to the party, bro. In strong borders. So what's wrong then with the current policy?

SPEAKER_25 10:29

This is a roundup of people throughout the country. People who have been living good strong lives, been here a long time, raised their children here, many of their children born here, and are citizens. That's what our objection is.

SPEAKER_16 10:42

This was discussed during the campaign. It was widely discussed. And yet President Trump won the Catholic vote over Kamala Harris handily. 55 to 43 percent. He promised to secure the border, he talked about deportation, and a majority of Catholics voted for the policy.

SPEAKER_12 11:03

I would like to know what Catholics feel about this indiscriminate mass deportation. I think that it's very clear the American people are saying we really didn't vote for this.

SPEAKER_13 11:15

Is it clear? That's my question. Is it clear that the people didn't vote for this? I'm pretty sure they did. Because I don't know about you, Ron, but as someone who's competed with the illegal immigrant that showed up here 20 years ago, right, and has competed with him the whole time.

SPEAKER_09 11:31

I'm pretty sure you could attach the word mandate to it.

SPEAKER_13 11:34

Yeah, I'm pretty sure you could attach the word mandate to it. Nobody was offended when he said build the wall. They were like, yes, and make it taller. So Trump posted this about Pope Leo. And again, some people say, Well, why does this even matter? Why would you pick a fight with, you know, the Pope? Listen, he's not picking a fight with Billy Graham. Okay. He's picking a fight with the Pope. He's the sovereign leader of another country that has an influence program going on. As the sovereign leader of another, this is like Putin gives an order and Russians in America follow. Right. He's a sovereign leader of a nation who happens to sit on the relic of how that church, that nation used to govern, called the church, the Roman Catholic Church, the universal church. Okay. This is this is how kings and queens were appointed was through the Pope. And guess what? All the nations that used to have kings and queens that were appointed by the Pope have fought wars and revolutions to no longer have their kings and queens and presidents and parliamentarians appointed by the Pope. Okay. But the influence operation still stands because it's a religion. And I have no problem for people who are Catholic, but I posted this question on X. If the Pope asked you to jump off a cliff, would you? Okay. That's the Pope when he they talk about, well, the border should be closed, but leave all the illegals here. Well, there's a little bit of a problem with that. That's asking me to jump off a cliff. Okay. Pope Leo is weak on crime, says Donald Trump, and terrible on for foreign policy. He talks about fear of the Trump administration, but doesn't mention the fear that the Catholic Church and all other Christian organizations had during COVID when they were arresting priests, ministers, and everybody else for holding church services, even when going outside and being 10 and 20 feet apart. I like his brother Lewis much better. I don't know if you remember, but the Pope's brother Lewis is like a MAGA hat wearing mobs Trump guy, right? His brother Lewis much better than him because Lewis is all MAGA. He gets it, and Leo doesn't. I don't want a Pope who thinks it's okay for Iran to have a nuclear weapon. I don't want a Pope who thinks it's terrible that America attacked Venezuela, a country that was sending massive amounts of drugs into the country in the United States, and worse, emptying their prisons, including murders and drug dealers and killers into our country. I don't want a pope who criticizes the president of the United States because I'm doing exactly what I was elected in a landslide to do. Record setting record low numbers in crime and creating the greatest stock market in history, Leo should be thankful because, as everyone knows, he was a shocking surprise. He wasn't on any list to be Pope and was only put there by the church because he was an American. Steve Bannon covered this a lot on his show, right? This how where the Pope came from, Pope Leo. And they thought that that would be the best way to deal with President Donald J. Trump. If it if I wasn't in the White House, Leo wouldn't be in the Vatican. Unfortunately, Leo's weak on crime, weak on nuclear weapons, does not sit well with me. Nor does the fact that he meets with Obama sympathizers like David Axelrog, a loser from the left, who is one of those who wanted churchgoers and clerics to be arrested. Leo should get his act together as Pope, use common sense, stop catering to the radical left, and stop focusing and start focusing on being a great pope, not a politician. It's hurting him very badly, and more importantly, it's hurting the Catholic Church, President Donald J. Trump. And then he posted that picture of him healing the nation. Let's see. Uh Carlitz, I see pastors and priests as some as same as I do attorneys and lawyers. I assume corruption until they prove otherwise. Uh pray the Rosary Daily, we are so happy he's not in San Diego anymore. Yeah, I you know, there was a while back they removed one of the most popular bishops that was in San Diego over this kind of stuff. This is kind of sad. And here's the thing, you know, again, this is a clip. Sometimes we forget. It was just a couple years ago, but scenes like this were common, right? Police officers and enforcement officers showing an outdoor cafe. Let me see your papers. Oh my god. Let me see your papers. And the crazy thing was, you know what? The Pope didn't say anything about this kind of totalitarianism. You want to talk about living in fear? This is living in fear. What if I didn't want to have a needle put in my jar and injected with an experimental vaccine? And now I gotta fear the Popo? You know, as I heard on the eve of moving to Idaho, I don't really care if the Popo stops and stairs. My body's way out. Uh uh, my body's way out. What? It's a rap talk. I don't know. I've remembered it for 25 years now. Okay, now President Trump talked about Leo on the tarmac and basically echoed what he said in that troops, Trump's uh truth truth social post.

SPEAKER_21 16:24

He's doing a very good job. He likes crime, I guess. He uh he hit us think of it. He's worried about fear. What about the fear when the ministers and the priests and the all of those great people that were arrested during COVID, and in many cases they're outside 10 feet apart, and they were arrested. So we don't like it. We don't like a pope that's gonna say that it's okay to have a nuclear weapon. We don't want a pope that says crime is okay in our city. I don't like it. I'm not a big fan of Publish. He's a very liberal person, and he's a man that doesn't believe in stopping crime, he's a man that doesn't think that we should uh be going with a country that wants a nuclear weapon so they can blow up the world. I'm not I'm not a fan of Publish.

Border Crime Claims And Accountability

SPEAKER_13 17:18

Yeah, and you know, it's it's really difficult with this. I I always think of Kukele down in El Salvador when they're like, what about the human rights of the MS-13 gang members? He's like, what about the human rights of their victims? He's like, I liberated two million people by putting 20,000 criminals in prison. You know, I liberated this nation from them. What about the human rights of the people? And in the United States, it's no different. Even with Donald Trump in office, even with Donald Trump in office post-2024, an unbelievable statistic was released this week. And this kind of happened. Remember, last week we showed the horrible video of the Haitian illegal immigrant that that murdered the woman with a hammer and cold blood right in front of the convenience store. I'll never forget it. Yeah. So so Benny Johnson was on Fox News, Fox Business, and he talked about this unbelievable statistic. Since 2024, listen to how many murders have been committed by illegal immigrants. This is the thing when the Pope's like, oh, but all the people that are here legally and they've lived here for a long time. You can't separate out this crowd. You can't separate them. You're either here legally or illegally. And if you're here illegally, the likelihood of you committing additional crimes is off the charts. I agree with the Democrats when they're like, immigrants commit less crimes than normal Americans. Yeah. The ones that were vetted, made applications, applied for green cards, got background checked. Yes. The ones that have a reason to keep following the law. Right? Because we've eliminated any potential criminals from coming in through the legal immigration system. But when it's illegal, it's unvetted, you come here and claim asylum and you left your ID card across the border, so we can't even vet you. We have no idea. And this is the statistic just since 2024. Right.

SPEAKER_20 19:13

13,000 homicides from illegal aliens as of 2024. 13,000 homicides, Liz. This is an absolute and total slaughter of our people. And it's time that we start charging the people in politics and in government and in the Biden administration that decided on these policies. The blood is on their hand. This Haitian did not belong in America, should not be here, should have never been here with a hammer, should have never been able to slaughter that woman. That happened in my state. That happened in Florida. I have a family here in Florida. I'm raising my four kids here in Florida. It very well could have been my family, my children, my wife, or me. And you know what? Many Americans have to wake up every single day with that fear. It's time for us to look at legal liability. In a righteous country, we would have legal liability for the Biden administration who decided to simply loose open the borders to the third world to take the prisoners, rapists, murderers, and some of the worst vegans of society and loose them upon our civilization. We've got human rights violation in human rights crime. And it's a violation of their oath to protect and defend American citizens.

SPEAKER_13 20:31

Yes, it's 13,000. I really do think there should be accountability for judges. And I'm torn on the whole thing. I think there should be accountability. I was given bond, right? It was it would have been really easy for the judge to say no bond for you. And I would have spent years in prison before I got to trial and conviction. And I saw it happen to fellow J6ers, and I saw it happen to our friend Earl Hamill. 43 months in prison. Case dismissed. Okay, well, that's four years of that life.

SPEAKER_09 20:57

I just did some quick math on 13,000 in one year. And I just I also looked up how many major uh cities are there in the United States? And there are 346 uh cities in the United States with a population of 100,000 or more. 346 is exactly the number if you have one murder every day in every major city. That's 13,000. Yeah. There you go.

SPEAKER_13 21:23

It's huge. It's huge. Uh uh and that's direct homicides. Yeah. You want to do that. Every day you want to talk about fentanyl overdoses, you want to talk about heroin? You want to talk about murders. These are just the straight up homicides. You know, we have these names. Well, um Lake and Riley, Nungary, right? You have these names that are like high profile, but then you have the people that were in that you've never heard of. You've never heard of. And and DUIs and hit and runs, and it just on and on. It goes. These people should not be here. They should have been vetted. We can talk about it in terms of jobs. We can talk about it in terms of housing costs and rents. We can talk about it in terms of so many things. But what about the raw suffering? 13,000 people were killed by people that should have been turned away at the border. And the Catholic Church and their NGOs. We've covered this in season one. Do you remember reading that incredibly long list of George Soros uh NGOs that he donated tons of money to?

SPEAKER_09 22:28

Yeah, I don't think we even got to the end.

Virtue Weaponized By Institutions

SPEAKER_13 22:30

What was the number one thing over and over on that list? Remember, George Soros is a non-believing Jew, open societies foundation, pro-abortion, pro all the stuff. Catholic this, Catholic Foundation, that, Catholic, that, Catholic, Catholic. He gave so much money to the Catholic Church. He filled their coffers. We also know the Catholic Church cut a secret deal with the Vatican with China. The Vatican cut a deal with China for funding. They there's this thing that happens. It's called weaponization of your virtue. When you we all, it's intolerable for me to see my brothers or sisters suffering. Right. If my neighbors were suffering, I would do everything I can to provide relief. They're my neighbors, right? And I have a great sense of empathy for I've served a mission in Brazil. I've seen suffering in the third world, right? But one of the things you realize when you come to a point of maturity, it's what Jesus says: the poor ye have with you always. I don't have a duty to help a Brazilian. When I was there and they were in front of me, I had a duty to alleve their suffering right in front of me. But it is silly for me to walk by homeless people in Seattle while giving money that goes to the border for some charity for some asylum seeker that then comes over with fentanyl in their backpack and ends up committing crimes here. And it's like, oh, but you're so virtuous, right? This this idea that we sacrifice of ourselves in order to feed someone else, it's cannibalistic by nature.

SPEAKER_09 24:01

In order to extend mercy to the people that are committing crimes against us.

America Is Already Socialist

SPEAKER_13 24:05

Rather than mercy to the people upon whose the crimes are committed. This was the great paradigm shift that Bukele was able to present to the people of El Salvador we're going to liberate the two million people that live under the oppression of the 20,000 gang members by going after the gang members. There are no human rights for them. They have they have sacrificed the right to our mercy, right? What's the old phrase? Uh, mercy, mercy to the criminal is injustice. I can't remember what it is, you know, something like that. I think you were almost there. Something I don't know, fool me once, shame on someone. I don't know, something like that. Okay. All right. So Jamal Bowman gets on MSN uh MSNBC and he talks about this concept of socialism. Now, one of the things that we fail to do as conservatives and in the Republican Party is we fail to identify the problem that we are already a socialist nation, right? And we we have this weird brand of socialism. We have a centralized economy through the central bank. That is the definition of communism. Okay. We have um we have entire libraries of laws that have been written that take from you and give to another. Of course, with you know, the sycophant politicians and their cronies in the middle taking half the money, right? So Jamal Bowman is like, well, people have this bad taste in their mouth for socialism. Listen, all the problems you see in America are not the fault of capitalism, they are the fault of socialism. We have been a socialist country full bore since at least Franklin Delavano Roosevelt was elected and we got the New Deal programs.

SPEAKER_10 25:42

That's all socialism, and it hasn't stopped.

SPEAKER_00 25:45

Brown people from different backgrounds. Uh the word socialism is weaponized as some kind of you know anti-American thing. And you know, Senator Gillibrand and others seem to have fallen victim to that level of ignorance and miseducation.

SPEAKER_13 26:03

Brown people from different Yeah, social, you know, socialism's been demonized. We want to demonize capitalism. The problem with that is we're already socialist. We are not a capitalist country. Our economy is centralized, the control structure centralized. You know, in a capitalist country or a conservative Republican country, you would never have police officers going around asking people to show papers to see if they were vaccinated or not. Okay, that's the other thing, too. Uh what was it Pope, which was the last Pope uh that real that helped with Poland's freedom? He was Polish. He was helped bring down communism. He kind of partnered up. Was it Pope Francis? It wasn't Francis, it was Pope uh Vigano. No, he's a he's an archbishop. It was the Pope that that kind of was at the time of uh Reagan that really spoke about capitalism and was anti-communist and stuff like that. Yeah, maybe pray the rosary will know this. Pope during Reagan's time. John Paul, Pope John Paul II. So Pope John Paul II, he he understood the ills of socialism and communism. Every Pope thereafter has been pro-socialism, pro-communism, every single one of them. And it's led to a real it's it it has led to the allowance in America for us to slip deeper and deeper into socialism. We've already lost that war. Until we admit we've lost it, we're kind of fighting backwards, right? Here's here is um representative Kana, which by the way, we're gonna talk about Eric Swalwell in a second. Khan is next on the list. He's got some skeletons that are about to come out as well. So here's Representative Khan at a at a uh town hall debate, and he's sitting talking to a black af black African American woman, and she is talking to him about the open border, and he's trying to play this game. Well, I do support closed borders. And she's like, why don't I feel safe in my own country?

SPEAKER_02 28:00

My frustration is as a regular everyday American citizen, I feel that I am more likely to be harmed by democratic policies such as open borders. Because in your state for secure borders. Okay, so but in your state, something like 4,600 or so illegal migrants that had criminal records were re-released from jail. So when we're talking about harming Americans, when we're talking about children potentially being harmed, when we're looking into child trafficking, we have to acknowledge that illegal migration is the biggest funnel for child trafficking. So when we're worried about Epstein with a couple of people, and you guys turn a blind eye to tens of thousands of children being harmed by your publicity.

SPEAKER_20 28:39

We have been for a secure border, but here's what I want the no one in California can say that they're for a secure border.

SPEAKER_09 28:46

No one in California can say they're for a secure border. Amen.

SPEAKER_13 28:49

She said something really interesting there, and there's so much in this tiny little clip. Well, I'm for open borders. No, you're not. No, you're not.

SPEAKER_09 28:57

Yeah, you won't even let her finish the question.

SPEAKER_13 28:59

Yeah, and not only that, when she says you guys are all hop hop and piped about Epstein, he's a couple people. It's bad. We all hate it, we don't like it, but again, it's a couple people. The open 13,000 murders, we haven't even talked about the rapes, we haven't even talked about the assaults, none of that. You know, but yet when Donald Trump comes out and says, and pay attention to this, because when we get into private, we're gonna talk about the Epstein stuff that's kind of brewing and some of these influencers, and now they're running cover under Epstein now. You guys have it's they this is the Democrat hoax. We're gonna take the problem that you and I feel in our real lives, the problem that socialism brings to our tables, where it's like, oh, he's he's a suffering illegal immigrant. Let him have your job. You'll find a different one. Learn to code. You know what I mean? That whole mentality. Yet we know that he that that illegal trafficking, that that chain migration that was happening at the border is the the the big trafficking things, and you guys were covering it up. The hoax was trying to take all of your sins and make it a little micro thing and paint it all over Trump. Does that make sense? Yeah. And he's and when she says that, you know, no one in California can claim to be not open borders. It's like, yes, exactly. Now, Jeff Booth, who's kind of a Bitcoin advocate.

SPEAKER_09 30:20

Hold on, you got a couple of chatters that can wrap this up. Um, pray the Rosary said something about Catholics. Um maybe you should read those.

SPEAKER_13 30:28

I'm Catholic. I already read that one. Um Catholic, and we're on the fence about Leo praying he's not Francis 2.0. He has. Uh Pope Benedict, no, it was John Paul II. She says he was the best. Yes. Yes. For most people will remember Pope John Paul as being the last great Pope. Every Pope thereafter has been cutting deals with China, ignoring the persecution of the Christians all over the world.

SPEAKER_09 30:51

A little bit too politically active.

Sound Money And Minimum Wage Reality

SPEAKER_13 30:53

Yes, yes. And you know, when you listen to Car uh Archbishop Bigano, he talks about there's a deep church, just like there's a deep state. And, you know, listen, you know, I come out of the Mormon church, they're just American Catholics, it's got some of the same things going on. I mean, I could go through the list of the quorum of the 12 apostles, and you go through their backgrounds, and it makes you scratch your head a little bit. Now, Mormons are unaware of this. If you're a super one thing I do admire about Catholics, because that church is so old, and there have been some bad popes from time to time, you know, some some some popes that have some random bastard kids that show up on DNA testing and stuff like that. So they've they've kind of gotten to the point where the church is much bigger than the current Pope. Does that make sense? Like they can maintain their faith even when the Pope is a little bit out there. And so it's a it's it's started to become a little decentralized. At least you know what I'm saying? And and pray the rosary daily, you can back me up on that. You you Catholics probably, and I don't know when it started to happen because I'm not super deep into that culture, but they've started to root their faith in Jesus instead of in the Pope. The infallibility complex that Catholics have always been accused of happening has been waning and waning and waning for many, many years. I'll never forget down in Brazil as a missionary down there. You know, we do a lot of street contacting, literally walking up to someone on the street. Hey, would you like to hear a message about Jesus? Or my favorite one was to as an icebreaker, do you believe in God? Right. And if they said yes, it'd be like, Would you like to hear a message? You know, that kind of thing. And you'd rant walk. This happened so many times I couldn't count. So many times I couldn't count it. It got to be almost hilarious. And it was always, you know, there's a lot of Catholics down there. Majority of the people down in Brazil are Catholic, but they don't practice, they don't go to Mass. They don't, you know, maybe Easter baptisms, christenings, like pretty rare. It's kind of like the family religion, but not everybody's daily religion. But I'd ask someone, do you believe in God? And the response was, no, no, no, no, no. So catholical. No, no, no, no, I'm Catholic. It's like, I don't think you understand what you're saying there, you know. Okay. So I'm tying all this together here. We've got this problem with socialism in America. And we haven't, we we believe that we're not socialists, but we clearly are. And part of it is we don't understand all the intricacies of it, and a lot of it has to do with money. So here is Jeff Booth, and he's talking about he's a big Bitcoin advocate, and he's talking about how people who want to fight the system of socialism, the problem is they're so deep in it, they can't really fight it. They're using the money that hurts them that can never not be socialist. Does that make sense? So let's listen to him here. And I've sped this up just a little bit because he has a very slow cadence of the case.

SPEAKER_04 33:35

But if there are eight billion people on the planet going through a structural change, and most people were fighting that structural change because their own beliefs from past biases, then the expectation would be this would be really hard because most of the people, and it would be really noisy because most of the people were feeding back against the system that they said they hated, and using the exact same money that they said they hated to ex ex it to increase the power of the state and and the and and the system over them. And and what they would find is they would find always somebody else. They would find Candace Owens, they would find Tucker Carlson, they would find and and we good people yelling at the system, but with no solution to the system. And so they would find themselves in they would find themselves in this hate, right? That they didn't know that they were creating because they were using the same money that funded it all. And they would and and they would find they would find belonging in that hate. They would find, I know more than those other people, those stupid other people. Because because and and it would feel like love, it would feel like belonging, it would feel like I know something that the rest of the people don't do, and that would expand everywhere while using the exact same money that funds the entire thing. And and and when I look at when I look at that, I I totally understand it's natural, it's what people do. Um I but it but I wonder why. I wonder I wonder if you if you can't solve the problem what are you doing? So what are what are you doing to actually solve the problem? And and what because what it's actually saying is is in in all of those versions of their realities is somebody else will save me instead of I will I have agency. Every single other version says somebody else is to blame. And but by the way, we would easily see we would easily see in a in a world that uh that look like this, we would easily not see our own agency. And we would easily see that uh we would we would be led to believe from that same system that it's not you, it's somebody else. And we would we would want to believe that because it couldn't be us.

SPEAKER_13 35:50

To understand that we've already lost the battle against socialism, that even if you identify socialism as the problem, even if we can look and go, hey, the problem is our tax money goes to all these bad places, it goes to fraud, corruption, you're trafficking people across the border through these NGOs. Even if it's the best of intentions, right, and you can point it out and you're a capitalist, what kind of money are you trying to make in that system? More of the socialist money, which reinforces the socialist rule and control. And pretty soon you just become a little niche in between. And while you point at all the problems in society, you yourself are increasing the problems of society by continuing to be in the system. And does that make sense? And that's where they we all get stuck in this. We all get stuck in this. It's what Catherine Austin Fitz talks about when she had 10 people lined up who all want to get rid of drugs, all want to get rid of human trafficking, all want to get rid of that. And she goes, Okay, well, we can make it all go away if we just push this button. But if we push this button, your 401ks go away, your children's college savings are going to evaporate. And they're like, no, let's allow it. Nine out of 10, she said, said, keep the system going because my retirement account. Does that make sense? So it's like people don't know how to get out. That's just what's great about yesterday's Liberty Lounge.

SPEAKER_09 37:10

I don't know if I even have a retirement account that's worth talking about. Um, but I I feel like I would also vote for it even without the retirement accounts, which is the weird thing, you know? You'd vote to keep the system in place.

SPEAKER_13 37:22

Yeah. It's because of the normality of it. We've grown up in this, right? Right. And we've been told America is capitalist. And it's like, by what definition? By what definition are we capitalists? We have a central bank. We just call it the Federal Reserve. Oh, okay, that makes it different. It's a central bank. You know what I mean? Like your economy is collectivized. Yeah, you want to plan for retirement? What's money going to be worth when you retire? But you can figure out how much you would need today if you were to retire today, and how much it would pay you next month and the next month. But the moment the next inflation reduction act gets introduced, or another big, beautiful bill, or another CARES Act for COVID, or reset, hey, let's go to war again. Or yeah, exactly. And all of a sudden, your million dollars you set aside for savings is barely enough to pay for this year's expenses. Yeah. You know, on Liberty Lounge last night we were talking, like, you know, when I was 20 years old, the average price of a home, I mean, I could get a starter home for$70,000,$100,000 in a pretty nice part of Idaho. And now that exact same house, that exact same house,$500,000,$600,000.

SPEAKER_09 38:31

You know, I know our economy's broken. But I I've I saw a clip the other day that was trying to figure out well, what would be the minimum wage today if we really kept pace with value from like 1970? Dude, you and people were guessing and making guesses, and they were way off. The minimum wage should be like$75 an hour.

unknown 38:55

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 38:56

Anybody listening? When when there's real wages, like real salaries should be more like four or five hundred dollars an hour.

SPEAKER_13 39:05

There's a really great meme that just a picture that shows minimum wage in like 1968, and it was like a dollar twenty-five an hour, but it was when we had sound money, like it was like the coins were silver, and it was like if you made that dollar twenty-five and four silver quarters today, it's close to like a hundred dollars, you know.

SPEAKER_09 39:25

Well, and you also weren't getting taxed at 37.

SPEAKER_13 39:28

Oh, here it is, right here. So this this is this is it right here. 19 1964, the minimum wage was five ninety percent silver quarters in 2021. Five ninety percent silver quarters have a melt value of twenty-three-four. We don't need minimum wages, we need sound money. Right, that's that's exactly the problem there, right? In 1965, a buck 25 was minimum wage. Well, that minimum wage had the spending power of 23.23, 2324 right now. There's all kinds of memes of like boomers getting on the case of millennials, be like, when I was a kid, I worked hard all summer long and I paid my entire college tuition. And they're like, Yeah, I'll be working for 30 years to pay my college tuition. Or, you know, they're like upset because you know their parents had a summer job in high school and bought with cash their first car. Right. They're like, Yeah, I could make my first two payments with my summer job, you know?

SPEAKER_09 40:24

Maybe.

Eric Swalwell Allegations And The Setup

SPEAKER_13 40:25

Yeah, it is. It's it's that we don't need a minimum wage, we need sound money. And again, go listen to yesterday's Liberty Lounge. Uh, yesterday, Liberty Lounge watched it on YouTube this morning, was good. Thank you. Recommend everyone watch it. Yes, Jonathan, it was really good. So I just want to emphasize this point. We're gonna kind of clarify this as time goes forward. We have to see things as they correctly are, right? When we when we think that we're in this battle, we're already capitalists and we're fighting the socialists and we don't want them to take over. Your premise is wrong. You're never gonna win when you think you're already won. We've lost. The moment FDR was inaugurated and started the New Deal, his first 100 days in office, we became a full-blown American socialist country, right? We detethered from the doll from the gold and silver. By the time Nixon came around, it was feta complete. We have a centralized economy, they can print everything they want, and all of that decentivizes long-term investment because the money's worth more today. So hurry up and spend it. So we don't invest in things that are quality and we get cheap buildings, cheap, cheap parts, cheap goods, cheap food, you know, the big ag that's a direct result of fake money because it's like we'll throw money at you farmers, but you gotta go big. When then we get a bunch of petrol fertilizers, it's just thing after thing after thing. When we see it for what it is, we're already socialist. We have to have the escape valve out of the system. And we are in a once last night, Tom described it as this, and I've misstated this quote Bitcoin, for example, is not a once in a lifetime or a once in a generation, it's a once in a species opportunity. Okay. We have a chance to get out of that system, take our sovereignty and our power back, like what Jeff Booth was saying. Like if you're using the dollar, you don't have sovereignty. You're stuck in their system. You could go be a wild success tomorrow. They could hit the print button and make your success totally negated. But when you can get on to sound money, you can become sovereign. You can become truly sovereign, and Bitcoin provides that opportunity. And then we can start fighting the right war, right? We can start recognizing they already won that system, and the way out is to get out, strengthen up, and then come back and take it over. So that's big picture stuff, but it matters. We, the peasants, have to do it. You can't rely on someone else. Trump's not going to fix all of our problems. The next president, JD Vance or Marco Rubio, is not going to fix all of our problems. We have to fix our own problems and then become a beacon of strength for others. And that doesn't mean just sitting and criticizing the system all the time. What is your solution? Right? We are already in socialism. The socialists are saying that we're in a capitalist solution and we need to open the border and let more people in. You know what I mean? Like they've got us all twisted around in circles. All right, let's move on from that discussion and let's talk about another big thing this weekend. So Eric Swalwell. Eric Swalwell is one of these, you know, Adam Schiff sycophants, sat right alongside him in the intelligence community. And for our audience, I don't think anybody has like a great love for Eric Swalwell or anything like that. He was running for for uh governor of California most recently. He's currently sitting in the house, and he has his life kind of fell apart this weekend. So you need to remember Eric Swalwell has been one of these guys that's criticized Donald Trump over and over and over again. He's made fun of, you know, pointed out him as a sexual predator. He's been talking about I stand with the victims of Epstein, blah, blah, blah. Well, turns out Eric Swalwell might himself actually be.

SPEAKER_31 44:00

A rapist. Decided to ask him to meet me for a drink. And I did this because I was so far removed from what had happened in 2019. I felt safe because I was established. I had a partner. I felt more secure that I could have a strictly professional relationship with this person. After that bar closed, we went to another. I went to the bathroom and I don't remember anything after that. You don't remember anything. I remember the next day. I can see flashes of that evening of him on top of me, me pushing him off, him grabbing me. It was a lot more aggressive. It was aggressive.

SPEAKER_13 44:50

Did you say no? Yes. Okay. So we don't need to listen to the rest of that. This was on CNN.

SPEAKER_04 44:57

Oh boy.

SPEAKER_13 44:57

And they continue, she goes on to talk more about the assault and stuff like that. Here's the thing Eric Swalwell has been known to be a womanizer philanderer. Yes. And and we he's been known to sexually harass every woman he seems to ever walk by. Well, this weekend, what's happened here, and this is one of those amazing things about politics. Everything is a setup. The timing of this is no mistake. Okay. At all. You have you have uh Big Pharma bro who was like, we're getting ready to play a clip that we could have played a year ago or something. That's the thing, right? Right? Like this happens last night with my J6 friends. It was like, you know, they we just found out John from John Solomon that the FBI did a tabletop exercise, and we're all going just found out. Like we've known all along, you know. It's like, well, thank you for getting it in the news. You know, it's been in the news, you just didn't know where to look. I'll never forget during COVID. At one point, it was like like some study came out and COVID's not deadly and Ivermectin works or whatever. It was like this real official thing. It was like, oh guys, it's gonna give it a couple more weeks, the fever's gonna break. Boy, was I wrong. I mean, it takes forever for this stuff to get into the site, guys. But, anyways, there was a a one video clip of Eric Swalwell in a restaurant, and we're not gonna play it because the audio is horrible, but someone is recording him from the table next door, put their phone on the table, and recorded him saying, I never blank my wife, I only blank tens now, and talking about wanting to subpoena Ivanka Trump to come testify in Congress because she's effing hot. Okay, so he said these things. And then I know, I know, and then there was this video here, okay, which this video goes on and on. So this woman right here, that's Eric Swalwell right there. This is allegedly in his home. And I'm just gonna point this out here. This guy right here, who do you think that is?

SPEAKER_09 47:02

I don't have no idea.

SPEAKER_13 47:03

That's senator, that's a senator. That's allegedly that is the senator from Arizona Galego, who beat Carrie Lake, allegedly. Okay, so they're in Eric Swalwell's home. Now, who's that woman? This woman right here, you can identify her through the tattoo and facial recognition, is this woman right here who just happens to be a pop porn star slash slash sex worker. Okay. Here's another little video of her. Not something we want to focus too much on on our show. But can we say skis? Okay, can we say skis? Now here's the thing if you're a politician and you're in a room like that and somebody whips out a camera and you keep going, that means you think you have cover. That means you know that people know and they don't do anything about it. Do you remember Madison Cawthorn, the guy that ran for uh house that was it won that was in a wheelchair? Young guy who was like 26, 27. Oh, dude, Madison Cawthorn. He he was uh Republican from North Carolina and he got Mark Meadows' seat. And he did a podcast, and he's like, Yeah, I came to Congress and you know, I'm young, I grew up with all these politicians my whole life, you know, I've been in politics. And they start inviting me to orgies and drug parties. They ran him out so fast, he was primaried and he was defeated in the next election, just got zero support from the Republicans. And he's on X right now, being like, I told you guys, I told you guys they were doing that stuff, right? So, anyways, the down the result of this is again, there's in that video that you just saw a brief clip of him pulling the girl just prior to that. There's that, you know, there's two clips that are put together, but the one he's kissing her, and then there's allegedly the rest of the video is in there, which is like not going to be probably released because it's the sex party, okay, and there might be another politician in the room.

SPEAKER_10 48:58

Oh boy.

SPEAKER_13 48:58

Okay. So Eric Swalwell is saying these are false allegations. It's like the metadata has now been verified.

unknown 49:05

Okay.

SPEAKER_13 49:06

So he he did, he is running for governor, and uh Pramala Jayapal, our Washington state representative, she was asked on CNBC if he should drop out of his California governorship race. Now, think about this. If you're not qualified to run for governor, just run. Do you think you're qualified to continue to serve in the House?

SPEAKER_15 49:27

I do want to ask you about your colleague, Congressman Eric Swalwell. You heard me discussing this with Congressman Donald. He's facing allegations of sexual assault from a former staff member, which we should say, Swalwell says, are completely false and politically motivated. Notable, though, House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, Senator Adam Schiff, Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi are calling for Swalwell to end his run for California governor. Do you think that Swalwell should drop out of the gubernatorial race?

SPEAKER_26 50:01

I absolutely do. This is, as you know, I've been very vocal on behalf of survivors uh of the Epstein scandal. Um, and I think that what we are seeing now is uh an emergence of women across the country who have been dismissed, told to shut up, told to move on, um, who have been abused by men in powerful positions. This is not a partisan issue. This cuts a cross-party line, and it is a depravity of the way that women have been treated. And I'm just um inspired by the courage and the bravery of the women who came forward. This is clearly a pattern. I've already called for Congressman Swalwell to drop out of the gubernatorial race. And I think we have to hold everybody accountable.

SPEAKER_15 50:49

Do you think you just heard Congressman Donald say he would vote to expel Eric Swalwell? Will you vote to expel Eric Swalwell?

SPEAKER_26 51:00

And Congressman Gonzalez, I would. I've already said that I think that these things, uh, these uh charges and allegations and the pattern of abuse. And in Congressman Gonzalez's case, he actually admitted to the affair with the or to, you know, uh uh harassment. Uh this is master deflection. With his staffer. This is also important for staffers across the Capitol to see that their bosses don't get to do this to them.

SPEAKER_13 51:30

So I do think that there's a slush fund and they just all voted to not release who the slush fund goes to or who it's paying for.

SPEAKER_26 51:38

Both of them um need to step down from Congress, let these investigations happen. Um, you know, but I but I think that this is very important that we believe women and that we show people across the capital and across the country that we will not accept this kind of behavior.

SPEAKER_13 51:57

Okay, so this week there's likely to be a vote for four congressmen to be expelled from Congress. There's the Democrat who stole five million dollars that is indicted, right? From down in Florida. There's the there's Eric Swalwell, Democrat, and there's Gonzalez and I think uh Mills. So you got two Republicans and two Democrats. It's a deal, folks. Eric Swalwell and this information being released right now, this is just to even it up. Because you can't just get rid of the one Democrat and two Republicans, well, then we wouldn't have the right margins, right? So Eric Swalwell, yeah, let's go ahead and knock him out. He's becoming a liability because he's become ever more flamboyant and above the law. There's a clip that I I would didn't pull to play where uh Kevin McCarthy, when he was still Speaker of the House, goes, if you, or it was right after he was out, if you heard the Tintel briefing I got from about Eric Swalwell, you would not let him on the intelligence community committee. He was still he's still on it. Now he's been all over the place, and we don't have to play all the clips. You know how critical he has been of Donald Trump and all the different scandals and stuff like that. Well, he's got another scandal that's brewing. This is depart, this is posted by the Department of Homeland Security, DHS.gov. USCIS has been collecting information on allegations involving Congressman Swalwell hiring a Brazilian national as a nanny without lawful work authorization. UCIS has referred this matter to DHS law enforcement for investigation. No one is above the law, including a member of Congress.

SPEAKER_09 53:32

I wish she had 10.

SPEAKER_13 53:37

Probably. Now, Eric Swalwell did drop out of his race for governor last night. And Steve Hilton actually broke this. He's the first one that I think said it publicly. Hey, Steve, what the hell is going on with Eric Swalwell? And who's Steve Hilton, for those of you that don't know that aren't in California? He's running for governor in California. He's a he's a Brit. He's a he's obviously a citizen here now and everything. He's, you know, he's legal. He's a legal immigrant. And uh he was a Fox News host for a long time, real big on populism, and he's been endorsed by Donald Trump.

SPEAKER_29 54:09

I just got a message that Eric Swalwell, it's confirmed now that he's gonna be dropping out. And you think, yeah, of course he's dropping out. The real question is, why was he ever in? How on earth did he think he could run for governor of California with all this going on? It just shows you that these career politicians have no shame, they have absolutely no respect for the public, for the voters, they have contempt for the voters, they think they can get away with anything, they're never going to be held accountable. It is just completely unbelievable. And the other thing that's unbelievable, it's all these people, you know, the the unions, the teacher unions, the SCIU, Adam Schiff, Pelosi, all these people that pretend now to be outraged about what Eric Swalwell is alleged to have done. They endorsed him anyway. Knowing all that, everyone's been talking about this for ages, and yet they endorsed him anyway. And now they're trying to distance themselves, but we're not buying it because we all know that this Democratic Party in California has absolutely kept talking about their values. That's ridiculous. All they care about is their power, and they are now collapsing after 16 years of one-party rule that's been a total corrupt failure. Now they are collapsing to chaos, sleaze, and scandal. That's just another reason that we are gonna kick them out this year.

SPEAKER_13 55:31

I think Steve Hilton has a real shot at becoming governor of California. Because next up, next up is that uh I can't even remember her name. She's Katie Porter. In my opinion, not electable, okay? But she's next up. So she's like, oh, now I'm gonna be the Democrat front runner. It's like, you're not gonna beat Steve Hilton. All right, so Steven Tavares, who's a reporter, says, I've covered Eric Swabell since he was a member of the Dublin City Council. That's back when he met Fang Fang Bang Bang. Shortly after being elected to Congress in 2013. His behavior towards women was known by all levels of our government and the Almeda County Democrat Party. And Brandy Cruz, local, goes, and as a reporter, you have links to all the reporting on the matter, right? Right, right, right. And I go, he never reported it. He knew, but definitely didn't expose it. Typical. All those, all those institutions that endorsed Eric Swalwood for government, they didn't do any background checking. And like this guy says, it's been known. This is like not even new news to us. Of course he's a sleaze back. But yet now that you have his interns and his staffers coming out and saying it, and a number of, I think there's four staffers now that have accused him of RAPE, a big one, right? Now he's I'll step down for my run for governor, but I'm staying in the house.

SPEAKER_09 56:47

And then you got Kamala Jaya Paul from Washington distancing herself from him, which is I was like shocked, like, whoa, whoa. This must be bad.

Iran Talks Fail And Blockade Begins

SPEAKER_13 56:58

There's no running from this one, there's no circling the wagons here, right? But they need us vote in the house because we know we got an impeachment in November, Ron. Pony Boy says if they truly wanted transparency, they wouldn't have voted on their own bill to show who they pay off for their sexual misconduct. Exactly. Exactly. Carlitz, so for endorsing and hiring Fox News hosts seems to be working for the Donfather. Yeah, it's working a little bit. Some of them, some of them. Okay. So moving on to Iran. That's just another one of those. Man, this when when people talk about the midterms and they're like, Republicans are gonna lose, I'm like, why?

unknown 57:37

Why?

SPEAKER_09 57:38

Are we are we are we already counting the overvote? Well, it's just what CNN and Fox News told them, you know.

SPEAKER_13 57:43

So yeah, and and and all of the uh Alex Joneses and every oh they're gonna get wiped out midterms because they won't get my support. Wait until the end of the show. Their support might not be all that important, okay? Trump Trump is a jiu-jitsu artist here, no doubt about it. And he gets wins left and right. Speaking of, there was the huge negotiation. Regional sources say the Iranians Dance went over to Pakistan yet uh over the weekend to negotiate with whoever's running the Iranian regime. And we all went into the weekend with high hopes that clearly these guys are going to come out with a deal. They didn't make the deal. Here's Trey Yank's report.

SPEAKER_27 58:18

But I can tell you that regional sources say the Iranians made a major mistake at the negotiating table. They believed that the United States would fold. And obviously, the Trump administration went in with very clear objectives, and the Iranians were unwilling to meet those objectives, namely their nuclear program and getting rid of that enriched uranium. This is a key component to build a nuclear bomb. And regional sources and sources in the U.S. have been very clear. If you allow Iran to keep the enriched uranium and the facilities that allow them to create enriched uranium, they will continue to try and create a nuclear bomb. And everything would go back to square one. And so that's exactly what the president is trying to avoid here. He gave the Iranians a chance at the negotiating table to make a good faith deal and get rid of that enriched uranium and open the Strait of Hormuz as they are supposed to do as it relates to international law. And they've been unwilling to do both of those things. And that is why at this very moment the region is once again on the brink of military conflict because Iran is unwilling to make a fair diplomatic deal.

SPEAKER_09 59:20

Why would you even come to the table if you weren't prepared to give away some of those things?

SPEAKER_13 59:25

They thought it was going to be tacos two for one this weekend. Trump always chickens out. That's what they thought. Again, this is where a lot of they're really good at propaganda. And clearly they're being a little submissive. They wanted to come negotiate, but they thought Trump wanted to win more than he wanted the objectives. The objectives are clear. This is non-negotiable. Trump will not have a nuclear weapon, up to and including if we have to bomb your power plants, desalination plants, and bridges. We will send you back to the Stone Age. This is a non option for us. And they didn't get it. They were convinced by the Democrats that have flown over there to talk to them, by the messages they're getting out of other countries. But just go make a deal. Trump, this is how he negotiates. Just make it look like he won, but you'll ultimately get your palace of cash and your enrich uranium. And Trump is like, no. So this might be the first time they thought that Trump's serious. They walked, the Americans walked away, and J.D. Flant flew back home. He's back on American soil. No more negotiating table. Now, the Iranians have some more time on this clock that's ticking, their two-week clock. But Trump has decided to go ahead and escalate things. You see, the Iranians have using the Strait of Hormouts as a point of holding it hostage, holding the whole world hostage by closing the strait and only allowing selected boats go through that either pay a toll or are somehow allied in one of the.

SPEAKER_09 1:00:52

Yeah, we can't do that. You got to open it up.

SPEAKER_13 1:00:53

Yes. So Maria Bartolomo has one of the best breakdowns of what Trump stated in his truth social post about how this isn't going to be happening. So Trump has now flipped the script. The United States is now going to blockade the Strait of Hormuz completely.

SPEAKER_18 1:01:08

Very big news. We have major developments this morning with the president directing the Navy to begin this blockade of ships in the Strait of Hormuz. This is very important because Iran tried hard to extort the global economy and take over securing the Strait of Hormuz. It is not working. As you just saw the president's post this morning on Truth Social, that the U.S. Navy is beginning this blockade right now of the Strait of Hormuz. Why is this important? Because the strait is a narrow waterway. Typically, the strait is the choke point where 20% of the oil and gas of the world is traveling through this strait. And as a result of what you are seeing this morning with the Navy beginning this blockade, it will be able to stop shifts. What we are seeing as a result, we are seeing a complete diversion. You're seeing major supertankers change direction and go to the Gulf of America for oil and gas. The president was very clear in his address to the nation a week and a half ago. He said that the United States right now is operating at 95% capacity. He said that the United States right now is producing more oil and gas than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined. And if you remember, he said it twice. He said, let me say that again. The U.S. is producing more oil and gas than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined. He directed allies to buy oil and gas from America. Now the U.S. and allies are increasing their naval presence in the Strait of Hormuz right now to indicate to the world that yes, Iran wanted the strait closed. It will then be closed, and all the traffic will be redirected to the Gulf of America, where the United States will up its capacity and up its sales of oil and gas to the rest of the world. There is a second front developing right now in this war. And that second front is about the economy. The United States military has destroyed the economy of Iran and will continue to do so. The president has talked a lot about helping the people of Iran. As much as this is decimating Iran and its economy, it is helping the people of Iran on the other side of this. So major developments this morning, with the United States beginning this blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, directing all traffic toward the Gulf of America, directing the U.S. to continue upping its capacity of production because the U.S. is right now, even before this situation, producing more oil and gas than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined. The president will join me momentarily to give us more on all of this.

SPEAKER_13 1:04:05

Yeah, so we're gonna play a couple clips from that here in just a moment. Now here's what's happening. This is over the weekend. This is the traffic to the Gulf. Right? Look at this. So do you see this? It's like a straight line. He's coming out and they're whoop right to the Gulf of Look how crowded we are in there.

SPEAKER_09 1:04:21

Wow, it's like a shipping lane.

SPEAKER_13 1:04:22

Yeah, it's like a shipping lane. So here's here's another graphic that you can see.

SPEAKER_22 1:04:31

Big, beautiful tankers, and we're loading them up with oil and gas and everything else.

SPEAKER_13 1:04:36

And uh pretty beautiful thing to see. Pony Boy says, our Gulf has been pretty busy with oil, our sweet oil baby. Yeah, right now ponies boy got more job security than anybody else. From well head to well head. So here's Donald Trump on Maria Bartolomo on the interview they had talking about this.

SPEAKER_18 1:05:03

And at some point, we will reach an all being allowed to go in and all being allowed to go out basis. So tell us what you're trying to accomplish with this blockade, sir.

SPEAKER_22 1:05:14

It's called all in and all out. There'll be a time when we'll have them all come in and all come out, but it won't be a percentage, it won't be a friend of yours, like a country that's your ally or a country that's your friend is all or nothing. And that'll be uh that won't be in too long a distance. No, we're uh just bringing the ships up. We got a lot of ships, so we're bringing them up. Uh we think that uh numerous countries are gonna be helping us with this also, but we're putting on a complete blockade. So we're not gonna let Iran make money on selling oil to people that they like and not people that they don't like or whatever it is. It's gonna be all or none, and that's the way it is. And it'll be uh you saw you saw what we did with Venezuela. It'll be something very similar to that, but it's at a at a higher level.

SPEAKER_17 1:05:57

And and Ms. President, you say that there may be Be a mine out there somewhere.

SPEAKER_13 1:06:02

So the other thing, too, is this threat of mines. He's like, listen, we've dragged the strait. We're not finding any mines. Maybe there is one, maybe there isn't one. But by them just saying it, that makes Lloyds of London, we're not going to insure your boats, which is what originally stopped the traffic. And then Iran was like, yeah, charge a toll and we'll tell you the secret passageway through the Hormoots. You know what I mean? And so some boats paid a toll. Some boats got let in, right? Obviously, then they let a boat through, and Trump's like, it was a big, beautiful gift. And uh, but they were supposed to just open the strait completely. But then they said, Oh, technically, we don't actually know where the mines are because the people who set the mines got killed, probably. And so that like put a big chill on things. So Trump came out, and uh, this this is this is parody. I'll just let you know up front. But basically, this is Trump's message now.

SPEAKER_24 1:06:48

Um, he's he's taking it over. Asalam alaykum, bitches. This is your new Ayatollah speaking. Well, if you think about it, I'm more like your new Ayatollah. Because Ayatollah, this would happen if you kept fucking around instead of taking JD's deal. My first order of business as your new Ayatollah will be to take over the Strait of Hermoose and to bring back bikinis to Iran. We're gonna have big, beautiful beach parties all along the coast with delicious margaritas and sexy mamasitas. Anyway, we're the captains now, bitches. America is back bigger, stronger, and hotter than ever before. Believe me.

SPEAKER_09 1:07:32

They don't say that, I say that.

SPEAKER_13 1:07:36

The aya told you so. Talk about Sun Tzu. He took the thing they were using and he's just flipped it around on. We're gonna do nobody in, nobody out. No tolls, no, you having a little bit of control. Nope, nobody's in. Oh, by the way, we're producing double the amount of oil of Russia and Saudi Arabia. Come buy it from us, which likely will bring the price down just a little bit. That's a pretty big deal. Um, here's Donald Trump talking about China. Because remember, we've tracked the election fraud as kind of the thread that you're polling back to Iran, Venezuela, Cuba's next, Iran, the whole and the election fraud, which ultimately leads back to China. The big, big picture of things, that's our real enemy. It's the United States versus China. It's this new golden age versus China's dark age or whatever they're trying to implement with hardcore communism, right? And America has been sucked in because we're socialists. So the traditional way of doing things just reinforces China's business model. We just call it voluntary. Help your neighbor pay your taxes, kind of an attitude. Okay. So this is Donald Trump talking about uh how, let's see, make sure I get the right clip here. Uh, talking about how he's putting pressure on China with all of this, too. And now China is going to be forced to buy oil from us.

SPEAKER_22 1:08:58

As far as China is concerned, China can send their ships to us. China can send their ships to Venezuela. We told them uh buy from Venezuela. We have a lot of uh overcapacity would sell them, and we'll probably uh sell it for even less money. I have a very good relationship with the presidency of China, and we work together very well. They're paying us substantial money, as you know. We've never got money before. Yeah, I listened to this Gordon Chang. He has no idea what he's talking about. We have been very tough in China. Tough but fair. And uh, you know, it's uh an amazing place to have a very good relationship with China. And they've been during my, you know, I put tremendous tariffs. I put a hundred percent tariff on all Chinese cars coming in, and that's destroying Europe. They're destroying Europe because they're taking away so much business from Mercedes and BMW, etc. And we don't have any Chinese cars in our country because they would have destroyed General Motors Ford, they would have destroyed these companies if they did it. So I put a hundred percent tariff on, and in all fairness to Biden, he allowed it to stay on, which is shocking to me.

SPEAKER_13 1:10:05

That's one of the things it's about the only thing he did good, but he allowed it to say, so we don't have the problem that they have, you know, and they're so Trump has done a good job of insulating us from China a little bit, but now he's created a situation where China is now going to be not just not just dependent on us to sell cheap stuff, but they're going to have to buy from us to make the cheap stuff, which up until now they've been able to get the the bulk of their oil from Iran and Venezuela at basement bargain discounts to go along with their slave labor. You know what I mean? Trump, oh my goodness, this is this is more than we could have ever imagined. I watched a little video analysis and it wasn't worth putting on the show, but it was talking about what if Trump's plan was to actually lose in Venezuela, right? Because if Venezuela opened back up and they opened up their pipelines, that'd be great, it'd be great, but China would still be buying oil from Iran. That money would be flowing into Iran to rebuild Iran, and you know, maybe that's good for the world or maybe it's bad. I don't know. But now what's gonna happen is all these boats are right, they could survive a couple weeks without Iran with oil reserves and whatnot, but now they they need to refill the oil reserves and they got to buy oil. They're on their way to the Gulf of America right now. They're going to be buying oil from us right now, which means all the money we bought buying the world's cheap crap, they're gonna have to buy oil from us, and we might not have to print as much money. It's like not a bad deal here in that in that uh in that perspective. Here's another one. Trump's basically saying, listen, uh, we've got all the cards here, and this is actually Trump talking, okay? The rest of it is just visualization about us charging folks. Is that something you're considering?

SPEAKER_24 1:11:44

I'd rather do that than let them know. Why shouldn't we? We're the winner. We won. Okay. They are militarily defeated. The only thing they have is the psychology of, oh, we're gonna drop a couple of mines in the water, all right. No, we I mean, we have a concept where we'll charge those. What about us charging folks? Is that something you're considering? I drive the dawn.

China Pressure Through Energy And Tariffs

SPEAKER_13 1:12:12

The great dawn. Actual audio, by the way. Actual audio. The uh the the mafia and the Tommy gun, that's the add-in. How about we charge the money? Flip the script. Holy smokes! He he is two steps ahead of the rest of the world on this stuff, and it's really been really interesting to me. China just sitting back, they can't do much about this. The one card China has is if they were to try to pull a move on Taiwan, but I don't think they would do that because they don't have a discombobulator. Right? That's the big lesson in Venezuela and now Iran is our air defense systems, all the stuff we have, it didn't work. It didn't work. So if we did make a move on Taiwan, it might be the biggest mistake they ever make. Right? That's that's that's pretty freaky. Now, going back to this whole economy thing and talking about how America is already socialist. This is Ben Bernanke talking about how money is created at the Federal Reserve. And he says a couple things, right? Part of the challenge we have with taxes is taxes actually don't go to help the poor and the needy in your neighborhood, right? It goes to pay interest. And the problem with the Federal Reserve is they're creating the money out of nothing, and then we're stuck with the interest payments.

SPEAKER_28 1:13:28

Tax money that the Fed is spending? It's not tax money. The banks have um accounts with the Fed, much the same way that you have an account in a commercial bank. So to lend to a bank, we simply use the computer to mark up the uh size of the account that they have with the Fed. So it's much more akin, uh, although not exactly the same, but it's much more akin to printing money than it is to borrowing. You've been printing money. Well, effectively, and we need to do that because our economy is very weak and inflation is very low. When the economy begins to recover, that'll be the time that we need to unwind those programs, uh, raise interest rates, reduce the money supply, and make sure that we have a recovery that does not involve inflation.

SPEAKER_13 1:14:09

Doesn't that feel backwards? Well, the economy is really weak and inflation's low. So we've got to increase inflation. Well, doesn't I mean it sure it gets money circulating, but doesn't it then make our money weaker? And I'm the guy making minimum wage.

SPEAKER_07 1:14:22

That's a future me problem.

SPEAKER_13 1:14:24

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:14:25

He's not kidding about printing money. The Fed issues U.S. currency. That's why it says Federal Reserve Note on all the bills in your wallet. This is the Bureau of Engraving and Printing just a few blocks from Bernanke's office. The Fed's mandate from Congress is to put enough money in the system for maximum employment, but not so much that it sets off inflation. The Fed actually pays for itself and returns.

SPEAKER_13 1:14:54

So the mandate is to keep people employed by making sure money flows, but not to set off inflation. But he's saying when inflation is low, we're going to inflate. And then when inflation is high because the economy's growing, then you'll raise interest rates to de it's backwards, isn't it?

SPEAKER_07 1:15:13

Turns billions in profits to the treasury.

SPEAKER_13 1:15:15

Yeah, tax money. So the thing about Donald Trump is he's switching it around to where we don't have to print money to get in the US economy because the money will be coming because we sold oil. The money will be coming because they imported their goods and they pay a tariff and the money comes in. Right. Trump doesn't have to print as much money because he's actually selling things and getting the money that's already in circulation back. Why is there anybody opposed to this? Because they're on the dole. Ah. Because they don't know how this is actually set up. Does that make sense? There is a normality thing where you just don't want the system to be broken because you've put your whole life into it. I think about this all the time with service members, right? People who went and spent 20 years in Afghanistan, multiple tours in Iraq, and or you know, the old Vietnam veterans and retired guys walking around Costco with a hat on. Basically, everybody since World War II has been in an unjustifiable war, right? It's been bankers' wars.

SPEAKER_09 1:16:16

But you still have to maintain your patriotism.

Fed Money Printing And Inflation Logic

Bitcoin As An Exit From The System

SPEAKER_13 1:16:18

You maintain your patriotism and and the cognitive dissonance of knowing what you were actually doing. I used to have it out with Earl, like my our friend Earl, who was in prison for 43 months, pretrial, case dismissed all of a sudden. And he was he was an infantryman. I mean, he was just locked, stock, and barrel. I'm an infantryman, I'm good with guns and explosives, you know. And I was like and did tours, and I'm like, Earl, you were just a pawn for the bankers. I would I would tell him this point blink to his face. Like, I know, but I'm like, I know you were convinced that you were fighting for our country, but you weren't. You worked against the people, right? Ultimately, that those wars did not serve America in any way. I'm not saying that you weren't a patriot and a countryman, but you were used as a pond and it creates a cognitive dissonance, right? Especially for the people that pulled the trigger. You know what I mean? That actually killed somebody in the name of that. It's it's a big problem. And it's the same thing. You become a big successful businessman and you've employed people, goes back to what Jeff Booth was saying. But you're contributing to the very economic system that causes all of the degeneracy, the homelessness, the suffering and stuff like that. But you're more successful. Yeah, but every time you took out loans to expand your business, you increase the money supply, thereby burdening your children and grandchildren with debt and making it impossible for you to ever plan retirement. It's it's a you must grow or or else situation here. And again, things are changing. Trump is changing things on the policy end. He's changing the way that money flows. But then we also have this once-in-a-species opportunity with crypto and Bitcoin. And Tom that we had on Liberty Lounge last night, which if you didn't listen to that, you've got to go back and listen to that. Tom on Liberty Lounge made really clear there's a difference between Bitcoin and crypto, right? But it often gets conflated. Here's Scott Bessant, our current Secretary of Treasury, talking about how significant these digital assets are. Because along with changing the world policy-wise, we have an opportunity right now, if America gets on board with it, where we can return to a sound money system with this emergence of Bitcoin. We can never go back to gold. It's impossible. I've had it out with the gold bugs many times. It's not transferable. You can't get it across borders, it's heavy. You know, when your house is a half a million or a million dollars, how many bars of gold do you got to show up with at the title company? So inevitably it ends up in gold warehouses, aka Fort Knox, and we end up using hypothecated paper. And of course, they're going to do a 10 times fractional reserve, and then they're going to break the rules like Silicon Bank did, but 260 times fractional reserve, right? So you can't control the supply of money with gold because you can't actually use gold in a functional way. Whereas digital assets changes that.

SPEAKER_06 1:19:10

This administration's commitment to digital assets, it's innovation because there's so many other things that happen around digital assets. And also it's one of those things that it's one of the most important phenomena that's happening in the world, and the US just ignored it. This administration's commandment.

SPEAKER_13 1:19:33

The US ignored it up until this administration. But what backs that currency is likely going to end up being Bitcoin combined with gold reserves and things like that. But Bitcoin can't be inflated that way. And it'll be very obvious when it's being inflated because you can see the ledger. The problem with the way my parents and grandparents understood money was they believed that every dollar that was printed, there was clearly some gold in Fort Knox to back it. Well, it's not until really my generation that we realized there's not enough gold in the world to back this money at any reasonable ratio. And they become completely untethered. But the zeitgeist, the way people believe it is, well, dollar's strong and it's backed by gold. And if not gold, by we the people. It's all backed by we the people at this point. Fort Knox may or may not have anything in it. We have no idea. Remember how they were going to audit Fort Knox and then all of a sudden that went away? You know why that went away? Because I'm sure Trump got into office and he's like, Oh, yeah, by the way, how much is Fort Knox? And they're like, Well, we owe most of it to Lloyds of London.

SPEAKER_09 1:20:40

Well, they just confirmed that we are a slave nation. Huh? They confirmed that we're a slave nation.

SPEAKER_13 1:20:46

They confirmed that we're a slave nation.

SPEAKER_09 1:20:48

Exactly.

SPEAKER_13 1:20:48

All right, guys, we are going to play a couple more clips here before we jump over. We've got a really interesting story about a judge in Seattle who used another judge's signature to try to get out of$10 a day in photograph. And the Supreme Court of Washington actually kicked him out of his judge seat. So that's a pretty interesting little story. We'll be talking about that. And we're going to cover a little bit of the drama with the MAGA quote unquote influencers that have turned against Trump. It's going to be really interesting. So we're going to spend a couple minutes in private doing that. It's pretty fascinating. And a couple things just to touch on information I want to get out there. So UFO disclosure, right? We're really hot on that. We just had Artemis crash land back in the ocean. You know, I know Carlitz is like, they're not in space. Who knows what they were doing? I am so on. I told my wife, I really want to believe they went around the boat. I'm with Carlitz. Yeah, I really want to believe that we're doing it this time. But I also understand the space race element and putting ourselves out there so far technologically advanced, nobody would challenge us. You know, even if other nations like Putin and She are like, you didn't go to space, we faked it too. They can't beat the fact that it's now all over the world. America's finally putting people around the back of the moon again.

SPEAKER_09 1:22:08

So I think that the UFO thing is going to only increase. And pretty soon, I'm actually wondering when somebody's going to try to fake Jesus coming back.

SPEAKER_13 1:22:16

Well, that's the thing, right? That's the thing. For people that are ardent in that mindset, and you can go back into previous episodes when we talk about the cults of religion and the theology of things and how this is your worldview. And I was just talking with the 1776 live.us crowd on Friday during our workshops. The topic came up somehow. We were slow on things to talk about, trust-wise or whatever. And I said, you know, one of the reasons that we don't have full disclosure on UFOs is because every single study they've done by the military and intelligence says that if they disclose it, the Christian world and the Islamic world, they'll fall apart, right? Because a lot of those are based in a certain worldview that kind of precludes aliens that are advanced race. And there's also the element that we're, you know, ants to their human, like they're just so far advanced that we wouldn't even be able to defend ourselves if they tried to do anything. There's also the element that they're breeding with us, and there's the element that they might be eating us, and these are just too much for humans to handle.

SPEAKER_09 1:23:17

And have you also seen like a picture of the people down in some you know remote tribe in Brazil? And then somebody will say, These people live on the same planet as us with all of our high tech. Can you believe it? Yeah. You're like, oh yeah.

SPEAKER_13 1:23:31

And that's how the Vulcans are looking at us.

SPEAKER_09 1:23:33

Exactly.

SPEAKER_13 1:23:34

Exactly. Monty Angel says, I believe, of course, of course I believe. Okay, so Stephen A. Smith had Tim Burkhart on and was asked about this. Why don't we have full disclosure? And Tim Burkhart, more than any other politician in my lifetime, has soft disclosed a lot of things. If you saw what I saw, this is real, you know, but there's also psyops, like people want to use this, like, oh, there's an alien threat. Give us more money so we can do something about it, right? There's a lot of stuff like that going on. But he says one of the reasons we're not haven't gotten full disclosure up until this point is because they believe it will destroy the Christian worldview.

SPEAKER_08 1:24:08

President Trump the other day, you need to disclosure. We need transparency. America can handle it. I'm sick of hearing this stuff. We can't handle it. It's, you know, and I'm a Christian, and they appealed to me on that level. Barn't you, this stuff's kind of anti-Christian, you know, in your beliefs. I said, No, it isn't. Genesis 1. God created the heavens and the earth. I wouldn't believe it unless I saw it in two eyes. Okay. All right. So but Trump's the guy to do it. If anybody will do it, if anybody's a disruptor, it's Donald J. Trump, and he will disrupt with this. And I I had a meeting, I had a conversation with folks at the White House today just about that. And we're going to be hopefully some things will be coming out soon.

SPEAKER_13 1:24:49

So my my expectation is Trump's going to come out and be like, we have a treaty with the Vulcans. They're on our side, folks. He's going to do something like that. Turns out we've been working with them all along. Yeah, it'll be interesting. Okay, we're going to leave public on this. We started out with Kamala Harris trying to explain inflation. And now we're going to go through a whole bunch of Kamala Harris. Remember, when you hear the haters and all the people, Trump's going to lose the medter. The Democrats are going to run away with it. What are the Democrats offering? They're offering Eric Swalwell. They're offering Katie Britt, or not Katie Britt, uh Katie Porter. They're offering Gavin New Scum, right? They're offering the scummiest, worst candidates you could possibly imagine. And they think they can get away with it because they got away with it with Biden. And they dang near got away with it with Kamala Harris. You can have Donald Trump, the Don, who's flipping the world on its head, setting us up for success, restoring the American dollar, while at the same time opening the hatch for Americans to take advantage of Bitcoin and become independently sovereign. And potentially we could become a capitalist country again, right? As opposed to the socialist country that we are. We have to admit that openly. We could have had this. To play my little favorite highlights real.

SPEAKER_10 1:26:07

Okay.

SPEAKER_14 1:26:08

I grew up understanding the children of the community are the children of the community. Need to get to go. I need to be able to get where you need to go to do the work and get home.

unknown 1:26:19

We did it.

SPEAKER_14 1:26:20

We did it too. You're gonna be the next president of the United States. I don't know what's wrong with you, young people. You think you just fell out of a coconut tree? You exist in the context. I I do believe that we should have rightly believed, but we certainly believe that certain issues are just settled. Certain issues are just settled. Clearly, we're not. No, that's right. And that's why I do believe that we are living sadly in um real unsettled times. It is and um talking about the significance of the passage of time. Right? The significance of the passage of time. So when you think about it, there is a great significance to the passage of time. So you're now no longer are you necessarily keeping those private files in some file cabinet that's locked in the basement of the house. It's on your laptop, and it's then therefore up here in this cloud that exists above us, right? We can see what is possible unburdened by what has been. We have dreams, we can see what is possible unburdened by what has been.

SPEAKER_13 1:28:00

Upset about Trump posting a meme with him, you know, healing the nation and everybody's like, he can't beat Jesus. Or anytime you hear people like, Trump is gonna be the Epstein cover-up artist. We could have had that. We could have had that. You think she'd be closing the Strait of Hormouths right now? You think Nicholas Maduro would be sitting in prison in New York City right now?

SPEAKER_09 1:28:20

Don't you feel unburdened?

SPEAKER_13 1:28:21

You think we'd have tariffs? No way. We'd have Eric Swalwell, you know, as the governor or whatever, and every scandal will be covered up because censorship. It would just be horrible. So keep that in mind. Anytime you feel discouraged about the midterms, just remember when we show who the Democrats really are, it's an easy choice. We just got to make sure we don't have too many ballots circulating around. Like I showed you in Colorado. That's the problem. The problem is not the Democrats are gonna wipe us out. The problem is not Trump's unpopular. The problem is we've got to get control of the election apparatus itself. All right, guys, we're gonna jump over into private. You're gonna enjoy it if you're joining us. If not, you'll miss it. You'll have to listen to the audio to hear it. We'll talk to you again tomorrow. Bye. Phew!

SPEAKER_09 1:29:07

All right.

Private Segment Starts In Seattle

SPEAKER_13 1:29:08

Okay, now we're in private. All right, so this is Jason Rance talking about a uh a news clip that he got out of an email that was, you know, Supreme Court updates. And this story would have gone totally unreported. But it's one of those like aha things where you're just like, these people are so corrupt. The corruption runs so freaking deep. It exposes itself in sometimes the littlest of ways, but this thing that this judge did is wildly wrong.

Judge Forgery Over Parking Discount

SPEAKER_05 1:29:41

You really can't. I it it is remarkable, and I don't know what it was this morning. I have uh my email address is on this listserv for the Supreme Court of Washington State when they put out uh decisions. And I almost never read the email, I always just hit delete. But for some reason, I decided to open this email and there were two decisions in there, and I have no idea why I chose to click on the first one and actually just look at it. There was just something about this uh email that said open me. It was something about this link that said click me. And so I decided to click it. And it was the best decision I ever made. Best decision ever. Because a King County judge who spent years sitting in judgment of others, found himself judged and removed from his seat over wanting to save ten dollars off of parking in downtown Seattle. The Washington Supreme Court handed down its ruling early this morning, unanimously upholding the removal of Judge David Razumna or Razumna from office after he forged a document using a sitting judge's stolen signature stamp and official King County District Court seals.

SPEAKER_13 1:31:04

All so I mean, if Joe Biden's administration can use the auto pen, why can't this judge just borrow the chief judge's uh signature stamp and steal? You know, I mean, what's good for the goose is good for the gander, right, Ron?

SPEAKER_05 1:31:16

We can get a parking discount of$10 at the Goat Hill Garage near the court. Now I will say parking is very expensive in downtown Seattle. That is true. He's been parking at this garage since 2023.

SPEAKER_06 1:31:33

Oh boy.

SPEAKER_05 1:31:34

The daily rate is$30. Which I will also point out in the same breath as saying parking's expensive is not that bad for downtown Seattle.$30? That's a steal. Except he found out that King County employees get a$10 discount and only pay$20 a day. And so he spent weeks trying to get this discount. He goes to the parking attendant, God bless this poor woman who had to deal with this dude, but said, Here's my my name placard. It shows that I'm an employee here. That didn't work. He was all like, Yeah, you could have stole that. So then he shows his judicial rope. Well, that could be a costume. I don't know. That doesn't mean anything. Didn't work. Now I guess at some point he could have contacted HR and just said, Hey, am I even eligible for this? And if so, could you tell me what I'm supposed to do in order to get the cheaper parking? And by the way, he is not eligible for this parking because he's a pro-tem judge. And I maybe he should be, it seems like to me he should be, but he he's not, according to the record. But he finally goes back and while working for Judge Rebecca Robertson, who runs the whole thing, he grabs her signature stamp and the official court seal without any permission whatsoever. And he created a fake verification letter that we print over at Seattlered.com. It says David Kazuma is employed with the King County District Court as a judge pro temp. And then it has her stamp, the the judge in charge, and it has a stamp of the seal for King County Court. But he it's it's a forged document. He he made it himself. He walks it down to the parking booth and shows it to the same parking attendant. You know what the parking attendant did? Gave him a discount? She's all like, uh no, I'm not accepting this. But she did take a photo of it and reported it, I guess, to HR. Or at some point it got reported to HR, and they launched an investigation. Oh, what a snitch. I know, but you know what? Good on her. That's tax dollars that would be taken from us. Kinda. Not taxed, but yeah, they need to be wasted in a different way. Just saying. So the court's executive committee did their investigation, or they they saw the HR investigation, and then they unanimously voted to remove him from the list of pro tem judges. He appeals it, it ends up getting to the state supreme court. And they were all like, Yeah, no, we're we're siding with the executive committee, a member of which his name her name is Judge O'Toole testified saying whether Mr. Razumna was entitled to an employee discount or not was not the concern. The concern was the incredible lack of judgment in preparing this letter and affixing a judge's signature to it, and then passing it off as true to parking officials was shocking to say the least. Judge Robertson, again, this is the judge who had her without her knowledge, her stamp stolen from her with her signature. She testified before a fact-finding panel saying, quote, judges carry an exceeding amount of power and their court orders must be followed. So it was very concerning to me that someone could or did misuse that stamp, given the weight that it could carry. When she learned about all of this, she had three words to describe how she felt. Confused, shocked, incredulous.

SPEAKER_13 1:35:13

And I'm not confused, I'm not shocked, and I'm not incredulous about it. Of course, this was going on. You have the president of the United States who his staff is using the auto pen from everything from pardons to executive orders. Of course, this judge is like, it's just parking. I mean, I'm sure this chief judge wouldn't mind.

SPEAKER_09 1:35:31

It's not even a future crime.

SPEAKER_13 1:35:32

Could you imagine? Could you imagine if you had been convicted or judged by this judge knowing that he's doing that?

SPEAKER_09 1:35:43

Yeah. Wow. I wonder if there's anything that could get overturned.

SPEAKER_13 1:35:49

And the only way he was held accountable, he appealed it, Ron. He appealed it.

SPEAKER_09 1:35:54

Why?

SPEAKER_13 1:35:55

I would have just once I got caught, I'd have been like, I'm out. I don't want it to be on the front page of the newspaper. It's he appealed it to the Supreme Court, which creates a very good paper trail record of it. It's a piece of practice talking about it. Oh my goodness. How it's just one of those one-off pieces that you're just like, this is what happens in socialism. The bureaucrats, the judges, the politicians, they think they're above the law. If you did that and you stole the company president's signature stamp and tried to get a discount for something, you'd be looking at perjury charges, fraud charges, all that kind of stuff. All that's happening to this judge is he just got removed from the bench. He should be prosecuted. He should be prosecuted for theft for all kinds. There's like 10 charges you can come up with there.

SPEAKER_09 1:36:40

That's gotta be a felony. Dude, stealing a judge's signature.

Influencers Turn On Trump

SPEAKER_13 1:36:45

Dude, stealing a judge's signature, not a felony. Right. If it's not, Judge Lambert, keep your doors locked. I'm gonna dismiss my kids with prejudice. Holy smokes. I'm just kidding, totally joking. All right, jumping over to this influencer battle. CNN ran a little poll about Tucker Carlson and his approval, his approval rating as compared with Donald Trump. Because remember, if you're a doomer and you're on the right and you have no solutions to nothing, but nothing, everything's just problems all around you, right? You think that these guys have more influence than they really do.

SPEAKER_01 1:37:18

Let's start off with Tucker Carlson, who has been an absolute free fall with Republicans. I mean, just take a look at this. Look at this trend line. Tucker Carlson's net favorable. Back in March of 2024, when he and Donald Trump were very close friends, look at this. He was at plus 54 points. Look at where he is today at only plus seven points among Republicans, and that includes GOP leaning independence. I mean, that is a drop of what? 47 percentage points. My goodness gracious, when you go up against Donald Trump and you want to appeal to the Republican base, to quote the movie Good Burger, you go on the grinder, and that is exactly what has happened to Tucker Carlson, who has absolutely collapsed among Republicans. So if it is a choice between the president and Tucker Carlson among these voters, what are they basically saying? Yeah, they they choose Donald Trump basically every single time. Look at this. Okay, the exact same poll, this human S low poll. Look at this. Net favorables among Republicans. Again, this is Republicans plus Republican-leaning independents. You see Carlson on the right side of your screen at plus seven points. Look at where Donald Trump is at plus 61 points. And this is actually a little bit low for Donald Trump and other polls around the same time. He was even higher than this. Again, he is crushing, crushing Tucker Carlson. What is this? This is a 54-point advantage for Donald Trump over Tucker Carlson when it comes to who is more popular among Republican voters. And of course, this isn't even just talking about the MAGA base, where Donald Trump is running an approval rating somewhere between 97 and 100%.

SPEAKER_13 1:38:43

Okay. Okay. Who is Tucker's Carl's Tucker Carlson's audience then now?

SPEAKER_09 1:38:50

I know. He's like almost on an island.

SPEAKER_13 1:38:52

If Tucker is not on an island, he's not on an island. If Tucker Carlson has a big show with lots of audience, and all these other influencers have a big show with lots of audience, but when it's a head-to-head between Trump and Tucker, that's devastating. We played the clip a couple weeks ago. Who's listening to Tucker's show? The Islamic world is. Oh. The Democrats the TDS infected people are using Tucker. Look, Tucker doesn't like Trump and he used to support him. I'll listen to Tucker. Why? Because Tucker is more common sense than Jabal Bowman and Nancy Pelosi.

SPEAKER_10 1:39:30

Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_13 1:39:31

They've moved, their audience has shifted over big time. Now, if we use this like the Elon Musk pincer play, because that's what happened with Elon Musk, we created like a Trump and Elon are back friends again, right? If it you look at this like a pincer play, and I'm not saying that these influences are in it, but when it comes time for campaign season, they're going to be faced with the Kamala Trump thing situation going on, or whoever they're going to run on the left, it's not going to be a good candidate again. And they're going to end up going, uh Trump's better for my tax bill, Trump's better for my neighborhood and open borders. And then what's going to happen is all those independents and moderate Democrats that became their audience are going to go, well, maybe we'll give Trump a chance, or we'll give JD Vance a chance. Or does that make sense? It creates kind of like a corralling of a new audience. Cannot underestimate this. Trump is not splitting the Republican base. He's not splitting the MAGA base. He's splitting the Democrat base. He's bringing them one inch over into common sense because he does still talk about a lot of common sense stuff. You know? So again, it's not like the midterms are at risk because of these people. Here's the other thing. If you're a Republican, here's Candace Owens after Trump came after her. Tell me if you can be a Republican who understands the issues of illegal immigration, like that black woman that was talking to Rokana, saying, listen, migration is the number one cause of human trafficking. You guys are so focused on Epstein, it's ridiculous. Imagine being someone like that listening to Candace Owens. This this dog don't hunt.

SPEAKER_23 1:41:10

Let me tell you something, and and this is just reality. Okay, going back to just the rules of the jungle. Okay, let all the politicians and advisors around you evaporate for just a moment. Just you and me, ready? People will not fight aside, behind, or for someone who is fundamentally disloyal. Okay. If disloyalty and deceit is in your nature, then I highly suggest that you combine it with silence. You can be what you are, but I would advise you do it quietly, Trump. Because MAGA is no longer commanded by you, and you know it. You know it. You believe it.

SPEAKER_13 1:41:47

Uh we talk about loyalty. Is this not like the biggest act of projection ever?

SPEAKER_23 1:41:52

That is your legacy now. People will see your name on buildings, whatever was agreed upon in those boardrooms by Jared Kushner, Trump, Gaza, Hotel, whatever you tweeted. So crass. They will see that. You will earn that. And then when they see it, they will think about how many children had to die or be raped by men on islands that you could stick the Trump name upon the building.

SPEAKER_13 1:42:18

When Trump used to say Epstein was a hoax, this is the hoax. Who really caused kids to die and be raped and murdered? The open borders regime, the Biden regime. That whole Epstein release and the timing of it was for this moment. This was the hoax. Right? Trying to paint Trump Trump with that. Do you think Trump will be remembered as the Epstein cover-up artist? No. He's going to be remembered as the guy who revalued the dollar. He's going to be remembered as the guy who opened up Bitcoin and crypto markets to the Americans. He's going to be remembered as the guy who created the Gulf of America and dealt with Venezuela, Cuba, Iran, and put China in a box.

SPEAKER_09 1:43:01

And hopefully fixed our election system.

SPEAKER_13 1:43:03

And hopefully fixed our election system. That's what he'll be remembered for. Not that little scandal, no matter how hard they try. This is news coming out of Europe. This is another one of these scandals. Remember, the BBC, right, in England did the whole Trump go assault the Capitol nonsense. Well, they're up to more nonsense. So this isn't coming from the BBC, but this is another one of these British, British networks talking about Trump or not Trump, but Melania Trump and Epstein trying to tie these guys together. Now Melania Trump came out and gave a whole speech and basically refuted this, but this is what they're trying to put in the zeitgeist. This is the scandal.

SPEAKER_30 1:43:46

She appeared to reference an email as well, an email that has been published that is part of the uh Epstein files that have been released over a period of time. It's an email, I believe, from uh September 20, sorry, October 2002. An email that she is alleged to have written to Ghlaine Maxwell, the partner of Jeffrey Epstein. It's an email in which uh she writes to Ghlaine, Dear G, how are you? Nice story about JE in NY magazine. You look great on the picture. Uh, I know you're very busy flying all over the world. How was Palm Beach? I cannot wait to go down. Give me a call when you're back in in NY. Have a great time. Love Melania. Uh, so says that email uh from 2002. Now, Melania Trump uh is saying in this extraordinary live statement uh from the White House uh that she is not associated with Jeffrey Epstein. She never has been, she never went on his airplane, uh, that um uh he had no part in her being introduced to her uh future husband, President Donald Trump, uh, essentially totally disassociating herself uh with Jeffrey Epstein Epstein.

SPEAKER_13 1:45:03

So a quite Which the these guys I this is the wrong clip, but that's fine. They're following up on the story. The whole point here was these guys had said that that Melania was heavily and Trump were heavily involved with Epstein and likely trafficked to Trump as a sexist slave. Okay. And where does this come from? It comes from Alex Jones, and Alex Jones reiterated this on the show this weekend.

SPEAKER_03 1:45:32

So this is a existential crisis, the very future of this country and the world. And spanking Trump got him back on course a little bit, but now he's double down and coming back at us out of frustration and using us as a distraction from his wife that looking at the tea leaves and the angles, she may not publicly divorce him, but everything I'm seeing looks like she just flew the coup. She knows what's coming. I think that's a safe bet. I think you all agree with me. Um it's not just gut level, it's thousands of data points. And I'm sad for Trump on that. But he bet on the wrong horse, he bet on the Israel blackmail.

SPEAKER_13 1:46:10

And this is on top of him saying Trump's now a foreign agent. He's trying to say Melania is involved with Epstein, and now we're gonna find out all this horrible stuff. And Melania is about to divorce Trump, right? In the middle of him being president. Does any of that ring true?

SPEAKER_09 1:46:23

No.

SPEAKER_13 1:46:23

I mean, wait until the divorce papers come out. We'll see. These guys have lost the plot. And anybody who thinks that, you know, they're splitting the MAGA base, honestly, that's not the case. It's not the case. Best case scenario, it's a pincer move. And I don't think Alex Jones is in on it. Okay. Maybe Trump's using it as like, yeah, let's get you talking crazy talk, get some independents and Democrats listening to you. Because one thing Alex not Jones is not gonna do is endorse Gavin Newscombe for president, right? And so it's like maybe you're gonna split that base and discombobulate the Democrats, but it ain't gonna change a thing for Republicans. And I don't think Melania's going nowhere. And I don't think Trump's gonna be remembered as the Epstein cover-up artist, and I don't think he's a foreign agent at all. You know what I'm saying? Like the proof is gonna be in the puddings to see how things end out. So, all right, guys, thank you for the Monday show. Really appreciate you guys taking a listen, especially those of you, the unoffendables, who stick around all the way to the very end. Let's see. Uh, well, the last comment was Mati Easel saying, I believe. Yes, space race team player one. All right, guys, we'll talk to you again tomorrow. Bye.

SPEAKER_19 1:48:29

Economic and social differences in the problem. How do you do, good lady? Um is that? We all we're all Britons. I am your king. Your thing is yourself. We're living in a picture of autocracy amongst the working classes. These good people. I mean, hey, who lives in that country? Then who is your lord? What? I told you. We're in a knock of English commune. Yes. All the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special bar weekly meeting. The lady of the lake. Excalibur from the bottom of the water. Signifying topics. Excalibur. That is what I'm talking about. Listen, strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony. Be quiet! Oh, but you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you. Shut up! Oh but if I went round saying I was an emperor, just because some Moisson bint had loved a scimitar at me, they put me away. Shut up, will you? Shut up! Ah, now we see the violence inherent in the system. Shut up! Come and see the violence inherent in the system! Help, help! I'm being repressed! Bloody peasant! Oh, what a giveaway! Do you hear that? Do you hear that, eh? That's what I'm on about. Do you see him repressing me? You saw it, didn't you?