The FBI Ran A Narrative War Inside America

They didn’t just argue about politics, they built a map of how power actually moves: through narratives, incentives, loopholes, and the quiet assumption that “someone official must be telling the truth.” We start with what Elon Musk’s open sourced X algorithm suggests about reach and influence, then pivot into the week’s biggest bombshell claim: newly discussed FBI documents around “Round River,” a counterintelligence operation allegedly used to label Americans as “Russian conduits” for asking questions about Biden, Ukraine, and corruption. If that framing is even close to accurate, it’s not a partisan story, it’s a legitimacy story.

From there we connect the dots to everyday life, because the same incentive problems show up everywhere. We talk about cooked grade data in schools, DHS funded “radicalization” frameworks that sweep up mainstream conservative groups, election rules that invite abuse, and why the phrase “good faith medical judgment” can become a policy escape hatch. We also tackle trust in medicine, including the profit motive behind pediatric gender programs and the difference between “safe” and “effective” when people argue about vaccines.

Then we widen the lens to money and technology: inflation, debt, consolidation of control, Bitcoin as an off ramp from fiat dilution, and what happens when AI and robots start replacing real jobs at scale. We end with a challenge that’s local, not abstract: win county races, demand verification, and stop acting like the system will fix itself. If you got value from this, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review. What’s the biggest loophole you think we need to close first?

Transcript

Cold Open Peasants And Power

SPEAKER_06 0:00

Heck yeah. Do life does it feel a little dark today? Yeah. Should we Do I need to tweak up?

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And when they went to the queen, the teller from subject had no bread. Do you know what's meant?

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Let them eat cake. Hey, take the bomb.

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We're getting screwed, man. Every time we turn around, we're getting screwed. Oh, the revolution's gonna be casting for sure. It's the little guys, the little guys that take the blood of everyone. Peasants, man. We're just peasants. Every one of us. You watch those old movies, you see the peasants in the background with the kings and kings walking around, but we're those people. We're those people. Good morning, peasants. Welcome to another episode of The Peasants Perspective. John Atis is at the top of the heat this morning. With a with a morning. That's all he said on the chats of morning. Usually we get some kind of Idaho joke or something out of those Idaho boys over there. Peasants perspective. That's you, Ron. Every time you pop up, I'm like, Peasants Perspective. Ron says, good morning. Oh man, how'd you sleep last night, Ron?

SPEAKER_09 1:24

Last night was great. That's the first night that I think I had good sleep all week.

SPEAKER_06 1:30

I was just gonna say, I've known you for five years. This might be the first time I've gotten to I slept great. That's pretty good. I slept well as well. Pray the rosary daily. Happy Friday. Happy Friday. Yes, indeed. Glad to have you guys here. This week, I don't know if this week went by fast or slow. This week's kind of one of those machines.

SPEAKER_09 1:51

Early this week, I felt like I was still on vacation. We were late on the show twice at least.

SPEAKER_06 1:57

No one's counting, Ron. No one's it hasn't hurt the ratings, trust me. It hasn't worth the ratings. Tomaste says, T G I F. Oh, that's great. Oh man. Well, I know why you guys pile in Brighton early, although we're still looking a little light up here. I haven't seen Pony Boy. He must be like, you know, keeping the world running by inspections of wellhead down in Texas. I absolutely love knowing what a lot of our listeners' careers are because it is just an absolute cross-section of we the people. It is awful. Thundering no good morning. She's up there making cheeseburgers. You got you got Pony Boy out there, you know, drilling oil. You got John Attackis. He does networking. I don't know what that means. It's like the most broad thing ever. You know, when I was a kid, people would ask me, What does your dad do? And I was like, networking. And then later I got involved in a network marketing opportunity. And I was like, Dad, this isn't what you do. So Pony Boy, there he is. Pony Boy 3255. Good morning. Good morning, Pony Boy. I watched Land Man based down there in Texas, and it made me think of you a lot. And then I just started watching that Gut and Ranch, the uh sequel to the Yellowstone series, also down in Texas. Still makes me think of Pony Boy. I kind of feel like I need to take a trip to Texas. Like check it out. Carlito's down there as well. We got lots of friends in Texas. All right, I know why you guys pile in Brighton

Sip Of The Day And Choice

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early. It's for the simultaneous sip. And all you need for that is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice of stein, a canteen, jug, or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid and join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better as we listen to one of my friends' kids give us some of the wisest wisdom there is.

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They don't make our life choices. We make our life choices. So are we gonna let the government control rate our life?

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I don't think so.

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That's not how my dad is, that's not how I am. Are you with us?

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You with us?

SPEAKER_06 4:09

You with us? We don't have to listen to the dumb law. If there's one thing you learn from peasants' perspective, is that the law's sometimes kind of dumb, isn't it, Ron? I love that so much. Oh, out of the mouth of babes. And uh he apparently I found out the backstory. He said Home Depot because even he at that age was a little sensitive about saying the gun store by a bow and arrow. Anyways, kind of fun. All right, wow!

X Algorithm And How To Share

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Elon Musk released the X algorithm yesterday. He open sourced the S algorithm. Now, not every single little thing is in the algorithm, but we did get a couple uh things here. So Alex Finn went through the code and he made a couple interesting I thought this was pretty interesting. So if anybody ever wants to help out the show, I can tell you exactly how to help us by interacting with it. Why is it not why can I not click on it? What's the deal?

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Click, click, click, click, click.

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Something's going on here. Let me let me see if I can never mind. All right, well, long story short, you got the code. Uh, the best thing you can do is share the show. All right. You get a plus 41 for sharing the show. Helps you get in the algorithm. So if you want the show to grow and you want more peasants to have this perspective, share the show. That's what you got to do. It gets plus 41. So, yesterday, last couple days, we've had quite a few people share the show, and it's been awesome. It has made a big difference. So, thank you, thank you for those of you that are doing that.

Round River And Narrative Warfare

SPEAKER_06 5:33

Okay, I want to slow down just a little bit, and I want to kind of pound into the ground this round river operation that the government was doing. There are so many things that we can point to and go, look, here's a problem. Look, here's a problem. But I am unaware of any operation that has been exposed, even at this little surface level, that is so offensive to what we believe the FBI, the DOJ, and our law enforcement agencies should be up to, right? John Solomon said they didn't just put their finger on the scale in the election, they put their whole body on their scale in the election. And why is that? What we find in this Round River operation is the FBI was running in a counterintelligence operation. This was not a criminal investigation. This was a counterintelligence operation in order to defeat a narrative. And what was the narrative they wanted to defeat? The fact that George Soros overtly influences our politics illegally, that Ukraine is a breadbasket of corruption, that Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden were taking bribes, influence, and were being influenced by money from countries like China, Romania, Kazakhstan, uh, and Ukraine, and probably others as well. And anything that was derogatory towards pretty much any Democrat was labeled Russia disinformation, and whoever the purveyor of it was was a conduit of Russia disinformation. It was a 100% cover-up job for investigating any malfeasance of any Democrat of prominence in office. And prominent names like Rudy Giuliani, Bill Bard on down the list. It's extremely frustrating, too, because we found out yesterday that Bill Barr may not have been aware of this operation. So Bill Barr's out there, you know, trying to put a stamp on Russia Gate and he's trying to say we got to stop weaponizing government. And he's saying the right words. But what happened under his department is like, well, clearly, if Bill Barr was running this department, how did all this stuff happen? Now we're finding out Bill Barr might not have even known. Because guess what? He was on their list as a conduit of Russia disinformation. The attorney general did Jeff Sessions. The attorney general was on the list as a conduit of Russia disinformation, right? Which is why he recused himself because the FBI came to him when the Russia Gate thing happened and said, Hey, you've been peddling Russia disinfo and met with a diplomat. You must recuse yourself. And he did. The weakness at the top is astounding. They let it fester. We're gonna listen to Kara Casanova. She's gonna talk about this Round River operation. And this is probably the best reporting I've seen that's kind of put it in a timeline package. So let's take a listen to this. Don't turn away from it. Okay. This is like the difference between either we keep our republic or we do not. This is the fork in the road. Either this gets corrected or this gets institutionalized, and whoever's in power can suppress anything about their opponent. That's exactly what this is. We can either have a republic if we can keep it or not. So take a listen to this. It's extremely important we understand this, lest it ever repeat itself.

SPEAKER_01 8:54

Newly declassified FBI documents just dropped and verified the suspected conspiracy to label anyone that asks questions about the Democrat Party as you guessed it, Russian agents, or in this case, Russian conduits. It was the year 2019, and the country was gearing up for a presidential election like no other. Donald Trump sat in the Oval Office, and inside his own FBI, agents were covertly building a secret file on his sitting attorney general and allies, painting them as Russian conduits. Their crime, asking questions about Trump's opponent in the 2020 election, Joe Biden, and if the Biden family benefited from ties to Ukraine. Christopher Ray ran the FBI for the entire time that this was happening. Now, newly declassified FBI documents raise the question nobody's answered. Did Ray sign off on it? And if he didn't, who did? Was this election interference secretly carried out by the president's very own FBI without his knowledge? And why was the FBI so beholden to the Democrat Party, their presidential candidate, and the Biden family? The secret operation was coded Round River, launched in December of 2019, that sorted nearly 50 Americans into two piles. Friends of Joe Biden treated as victims of Russian conduits, and anyone asking hard questions and affiliated with sitting President Donald Trump were labeled on the declassified FBI spreadsheets as the Russian conduits responsible for the quote misinformation that let's pause for that for just a second.

SPEAKER_06 10:31

Anybody that was associated with Joe Biden, his campaign, or the power system around Joe Biden and the dem and the Democrat left were labeled victims of everything they did. If we said something true like, hey, Joe Biden tried to get the prosecutor fired. What are you trying to peddle Russia disinfo? What are you, an agent of the agent of Russia? What is you're committing sedition? No, I think Joe Biden committed sedition. You're committing sedition by even looking at him. Oh, and by the way, the FBI confirms it because they said, you see what I'm saying? Complete and total fabrication. They took what could have been true investigations looking into corruption, and they said to look is to be a Russian spy. The Soviet Union couldn't even dream this up. You guys, this this, like, you have to go back to some of the most corrupt regimes in the history of the planet to see this type of behavior. At heart, these and they weaponized your virtue of belief that someone who took an oath, that someone who has a law degree, that someone who has a bar license, that someone who works at the DOJ and FBI and passed all their background checks would have some ethical standard. They don't. They do not at all. This can't happen. There's no like, well, what was their good intention? None. Power. They wanted power. Power. That's all they wanted. Control over your life.

SPEAKER_01 11:55

For victims. Look who made that Russian conduit list. Number one, Rudy Giuliani. Right behind him, Attorney General Bill Barr, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Senators Chuck Grassley, Ron Johnson, Lindsey Graham, Congressman Jim Jordan, and Devin Nunez, President Trump's own chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney. The FBI didn't just target the president's supporters, it targeted his own cabinet. Meanwhile, the Round Rivers victims list reads like a Democrat donor roll, Joe Biden, Hunter Biden.

SPEAKER_06 12:28

I want to say something here. If you ended up on the FBI's list, as you go through that list, every single one of those people, Rudy Giuliani has been through some of the worst smear attacks you can imagine. But Rudy Giuliani is also one of those people that's kind of lived a long public life and he's pretty clean. Like he doesn't have crimes in his background. Does that make sense? But some of those other people, when you think about it, Bill Barr, da da da, they got compromised, man. Clearly. Clearly got compromised. Every single person on that, even Chuck Grassley, we talked about the plane crash he was in and all that stuff. And then all of a sudden I'm the whistleblower guy that also kind of helps suppress whistleblowers, right? But he's getting fed garbage all the time. Every one of those people became a victim of their own PSYOP. And absolutely now the FBI's got everything they need. Counterintelligence, right? Let's go dig into these people's lives and see what we can use. Because their objective wasn't actually to stop a crime, it was to stop a narrative that was telling the truth.

SPEAKER_01 13:26

George Soros, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, these Democrats shockingly protected by a covert group in Christopher Ray's FBI, while those trying to hold the Bidens accountable got branded as FBI threats. FBI director Cash Patel confirmed in a letter just released. It gets worse. A 2015 intelligence review found agents never checked if those informants were telling the truth about Biden's financial benefits in Ukraine and the Oh, they never actually investigated it.

SPEAKER_06 14:08

Because it wasn't about stopping a crime, it was about power.

SPEAKER_09 14:12

I love how the reporter, like every 30 seconds, and it gets worse.

SPEAKER_06 14:17

And it gets worse. This is a very interesting week. And I and I can I can sympathize with some people who've said, man, these shows have been hard. I I get it. I get it. Trust me. Going to prison was hard. Being told for four years I was a criminal was hard. Being told for four years, like you're anti-government, like what's your deal? You know, you're that I was told by people the allegation you're making is everybody is cheating. And my thing was like, yeah, there are I'm gonna show you definitive evidence that there's a lot of people cheating. And that it's everywhere. And you can't sit back and be like, oh, whatever. In our own county, we just saw someone who was a primary, it was hired by the prosecutor in our county to run his campaign for political office. And after he won the office, he got one of the very few appointed employee positions in the county, being the number two in the auditor's office in charge of our elections, gets allegedly caught soliciting from a minor, gets arrested, gets his phone taken, contacts the police and says, I need my phone back. It has confidential voter data that is not available, you know, the public can't have on his personal cell phone, of which he may have been contacting a minor. Okay. And then the case just gets dropped by the prosecutor, of which he worked on his campaign. It happens everywhere. Your little county, your little small town, absolutely not immune from this nonsense. This is just a bigger thing at scale. That's all it is.

SPEAKER_01 15:49

Biden's financial benefits in Ukraine and the Barisma scandal, and the same operation moves to dismiss other damaging evidence already in the FBI's hands, including the Hunter Biden laptop. They just stamped their files Russian disinformation and buried reporting that years later turned out to be accurate. The conspiracy theory was real. Kash Patel said he's already disbanded the unit and is investigating whether it was used to mislead Congress. It's a tactic with a long history, brand inconvenient information, a foreign threat, and you never have to disprove it. You just have to make people afraid to repeat it. Washington used to call that red baiting in the McCarthy era. Tonight it's raising the same question in a new decade. What is it that keeps career officials inside three-letter agencies like the By

McCarthy Era And Weaponized Virtue

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the way?

SPEAKER_06 16:38

Let me go back to the round the uh McCarthy era. McCarthy was right. People have gone through that whole thing. Every single one of them was a communist, every single one of them was subversive to the United States of America. Everyone, every one of the people he named, without exception, he was 100% right. But the people that were communists did what communists always do. They get you to self-cannibalize yourself. Let me take your virtue and have it have it destroy you. We're victims. You're mean to us, you're destroying our careers, you're making it hard to make a living, you're putting us on a list. Yeah, because you're a subversive, because you're committing treason and sedition. No, we're not. And everybody for 60 years has been, oh, the Red Scare, oh, the McCarthy era. Oh, you mean when we were trying to get to the truth and prevent our nation from getting overthrown from within by a slow march through the institutions by communists that are being paid for by multiple communist regimes around the planet? That one? Yeah, that one. Yeah, Taylor, that one. Oh, okay.

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Okay.

SPEAKER_06 17:41

So he was right. Uh, but I understand, you know, dragging people in and having them confront the reality that they're, you know, committing acts of treason against their countrymen is a little mean. I get it. I get it.

SPEAKER_01 17:53

Same question in a new decade. What is it that keeps career officials inside three-letter agencies like the FBI protecting one political party, election after election? Call it the mirror image of Russia Gate. One operation chased phantom Trump Russia collusion for years. This one buried a real Biden-Ukraine corruption while treating a sitting Republican attorney general like a foreign asset inside his own building. Round River ran through the entire campaign that put Biden in the White House. Some speculate, working with the mainstream media and NGOs to assure the American public would never learn the truth about the Democrat presidential nominee until it was too late and he was the president. Christopher Ray was still running the FBI when Round River started and when it ended. Was it done on his orders or behind his back? You can be certain it was done behind the back of President Trump. Either way, whoever gave the order may still be on the government payroll today, which leads to the biggest question: who was responsible and who was involved in the secret FBI operation round.

SPEAKER_06 18:59

Look at this list. The people that are that are uh conduits, Russia Disinfo, and the people that are being protected. George Soros, Joe Biden, George Soros, John Kerry, Victoria Newland, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Michael Donolin, an advisor to Biden, Tom Donalin, BlackRock Institutional Investments, right? Jamie Diamond's on this list. Uh, hello. River.

SPEAKER_01 19:23

In the very least, expect subpoenas, expect hearings. This is the deep state on paper in its own words. And the people want answers. Reporting at the White House World Indell TV, I'm Kara Castronova.

SPEAKER_06 19:38

Do you want answers, Ron? Why has there not been accountability to all my all up to all the people that are like Trump's in office? He has the house, the White House, the Senate, the Supreme Court, why can't he do? This is why it's still going on. 100% guaranteed. Just because Trump walked walked in on the night of January 20th, 2021, does not mean these people went anywhere. Nowhere. Right? They're still in on it. We still see Brendan Chapman blabbering his face. We still see Comey blabbering his face. Chris Way's been remarkably silent. Bill Morris been out there. I don't see any evidence of that. Yeah, because they didn't show you, man. Okay. That's why there hasn't been accountability. Because the whole system for decades, not just under Joe Biden. This goes back and back and back and back and back and back and back. The FBI's only purpose is to put the pinch on politicians and bureaucrats to do what the deep state wants. Ron Paul said this. He says, I can't think of what the FBI does. There's nothing that the FBI does that the marshals can't do. The marshals can investigate interstate crimes. The marshals can go after kidnappers. The marshals can go. They have a law enforcement charter. And they're accountable to the president directly, not to the DOJ. The FBI does those things, but they can keep it in-house, Ron. They can keep it in-house and they can hide behind the cloak of the DOJ's law licenses and their ethical standards. And, you know, they're overseen by the Bar Association, not Bill Barr, clearly not Bill Barr, right? The whole thing stinks. The definition of intention. If you can contemplate that a certain action might follow, whether you mean it or not, and it happens, then it can be said that you intended it. If you don't put checks and balances in place and you have a system that this corruption is possible to happen in, then whoever set up the system intended the corruption to happen. And if you allow it to continue to happen, then you intend for it to continue to be corrupt.

SPEAKER_09 21:58

I think it's the same principle. poll that you're describing right here is what I wish would happen with our voting systems. And what what I wish that wish I is with man, I can't talk when I got speakers in my ears. That circular loop just like I wish that we could describe and educate ourselves on the voting system in a way that was so simple that there's could be no room for these intentions to have any other meaning.

SPEAKER_06 22:34

I think we should have third graders count the vote. Yes. Yeah I think it should be part of their like hey you just learned mathematics. Can you add one on top of a whole number?

SPEAKER_09 22:44

Right. And or or like even if there's just a simple referendum or a simple initiative on the ballot it should be described in in such simple terms that a three-year-old could figure out how to vote. I mean right now I'm like I'm 50 whatever and I'm looking at these you know vote for vote for vote against uh statements and I can't tell which one's for or against you know I know I get it man here's here's Greg Jarrett along with John Solomon and they're on Fox News and this is a little bit more color to the story a little more detail.

SPEAKER_15 23:20

John you broke the story you have the documents first of all um my understanding is there's a lot more documents to come um and that in involved in this you know I still have many unanswered questions about all of that you know you're not getting the billion dollars unless you fire a prosecutor. I still I have questions about it personally I would like to know the answer to it or or why this energy conglomerate Barisma would hire somebody with zero experience by his own admission on Good Morning America. I have questions about that. But there's also people that I know very well that are in the documents is that true you're in the document.

SPEAKER_20 24:04

There are you're your present company Greg Jarrett and I both were named as conduits of Russian disinformation. Let's describe what Round River is Round River is not an investigation. It's a counterintelligence operation that gives the FBI latitude to do things that you wouldn't do in a criminal investigation, such as camp out a narrative. These documents show that an FBI team of analysts uh uh took it upon itself in the 2020 election to neutralize what they call the Ukraine narrative. That means anyone who was looking at or investigating uh the possibility that Hunter Biden was making money off of a corrupt Ukrainian company named Barisma and that his father may have taken actions that were beneficial to that company that they would have been deemed to be conduits of Russian information propagandists. And then anyone who was involved in the story with Hunter Biden Barack Obama, Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, George Soros, they were all identified as victims or targets of Russian disinformation. They divided the world along partisan lines. They did so according to the intelligence committee Dockensey saw without ever checking to see if the Russian was true or the Ukraine narrative was true. They just simply dismissed it as Russian disinformation. But they went further for the first time FBI director Kash Patel sent us a letter confirming there were 14 different informants that were providing derogatory information about Joe Biden and his family in the timeframe around the 2020 election.

SPEAKER_06 25:31

14 is a big number of confidential informants. That means the FBI went through the effort of meeting with them, taking their information, establishing a connection, probably paying them 14 informants all against the Joe Biden family. This was a crime family as Rudy Giuliani says this is one of the most prominent mob-like families in the United States history. Okay we could go on and on about the allegations of how Joe Biden rose to power over time. And some of that evidence is on the laptop the stuff that wasn't released because it's material that if we saw it, we could go to jail and the collection of that information for use of blackmail.

SPEAKER_20 26:13

This team went in into the files of those confidential sources and inserted notes saying at least three of these sources saying that they were sources of Russian disinformation. Don't trust them. They basically neutralized them from being useful in any criminal investigation in the future. All this is going on while we also had 51 intelligence officers trying to tell us that the laptop which the FBI had in its possession was corroborated already that that was also Russian disinformation. So what you see is a larger opt to try to scare the American public away from looking into Russia, Ukraine, Hunter Biden by calling it disinformation really remarkable. I've talked a lot of FBI just they said they never ever saw anything like this in their career.

SPEAKER_15 26:55

So you're telling this is all in the documents and you you told me earlier today that there are tens of thousands of more documents to go through to come.

SPEAKER_06 27:07

So there's going to be more on this all right yes and oh I'm sorry uh thanks to Todd Blanche and Cash Patel you mentioned in your article correct okay right that's right what's your initial take on this how soon will we know John how soon will we know John I don't know two weeks why haven't there been arrests because they're trying to just get their hands around this thing man. This is like decades and decades of them doing this. This is just the most recent iteration during the most recent residential campaign. Imagine what they were doing in 2016 to cover for Hillary Clinton. Go listen to Patrick Byrne talk about all that and remember Patrick Byrne was asked by the FBI to invite Hillary Clinton into a hotel room off her schedule ushered up through a utility elevator shaft into a hotel room where she accepted a $16 million bribe from Qataris. Cash. Cash. And then and then when Patrick Byrne followed back up with the FBI, hey I got it done, they said forget it ever happened. And then they explained to Patrick Byrne, remember, who at the time is a CIA top national security asset well this is basically a scandal that we can you know put in a Bunsen burner and if Hillary Clinton isn't a good girl Barack Obama can turn up the flame and you know kill her political career. It was a it was a way for the last president control the next president and who was the the conduit? The FBI. And anybody who tried to bring anything up derogatory about their preferred power candidate was labeled disinfo foreign disinfo russian disinfo you name it. And this has been going on folks going on. And if it's happening at the FBI it would be one thing I read a little thing today saying that cultures and civilizations and governments don't collapse because of corruption at the top and I believe that I really think one of the reasons America has had a good long 250 year Ron is Ron, you and I have some element of integrity. Yeah right and so do most of the people that we associate with. Everybody listening to us right now is would never do some of the things that we regularly put out here on the show. Yeah right but what happens is when the corruption's at the top eventually it comes down a layer and down a layer and down a layer and down a layer.

Grade Cooking And Local Corruption

SPEAKER_06 29:20

Imagine if you were a teacher at a local elementary school and you had children in the school that were failing because they won't take not an elementary school this was a high school they're failing they won't take tests they don't attend and so they they fail. And the school turns around and tells you no you need to give them a passing grade and then they fire you over it. Well that's what happened to Dana Wills you don't think that this rot hasn't made it down to your local school it has, folks.

SPEAKER_04 29:54

Dana Wills also fought back against changing failing grades writing what is being done is unethical and could very well be interpreted as illegal. The emails show that administrators wrote Wills had failed students but had not alerted their parents to their failing grades as required by district policy and that because of it she needed to pass the students giving them a D. Wills fired back saying one student was told many times to make up the exams and never did and that she was out on medical leave for much of one semester and asking when was I supposed to be contacting parents writing quote you can cook the books to have the data look the way you need it.

SPEAKER_06 30:37

Anna Wills also can't even trust your kids' report card can you this is what's so hard about this right it's like so we're just gonna leave it to our frontline classroom teachers to fight the fight against fraud and cheating why would we pass you know why you know why the school wants to pass the kids it's not because the parents didn't get notified the parents knew their kids were skipping school and stuff like that Ron, right? I mean it's you got a kid that struggles to want to go to school every day. Yeah yeah you're well aware what's happening you're not surprised when you get the report card right not really why are we leaving this fight up to a frontline teacher why does the school district and the and the school want her to change the grades because it's attached to funding it's attached to outcomes. It's if you have too many kids fail now people come in and they want to look at the school curriculum and see what's going on.

SPEAKER_09 31:34

Well yeah I mean there's a lot of money tied to no child left behind.

SPEAKER_06 31:37

Yeah so don't leave them behind everybody's got to have the same test scores and it's interesting because you do see this Doug Wyatt brought this to my attention in Baltimore City in a school district that their local Fox News reporting did a thing on thousand ghost students. Funding though lots of funding okay same thing fake test scores why because if they fail we don't get the funding so you're protecting the school board you're protecting the legislature you're protect all you're just protecting everybody above you by going kids can't fail. We cannot leave them behind we don't need voters we need ballots exactly exactly and the thing is is this this this mentality of kind of this overt corruption that seems to be justified in every little instance like I'm sure the school's like well you didn't notify the parents and she's like I wasn't here but they still failed okay well let's go back in time a little bit let's go back to the Biden administration because we weren't dumb to this

DHS Grants And Targeting Conservatives

SPEAKER_06 32:44

stuff. There was stuff being reported like the fact that the Biden administration was targeting conservatives and labeling them terrorists. This is Maria Bartolomo explaining this to people again this was happening we knew about it but there was this plausible believability but well these guys might be all Russians or these guys might actually be terrorists.

SPEAKER_18 33:06

Bombshell new report reveals the Biden administration is using taxpayer money to rage a covert war on conservatives and Christian groups the Media Research Center a conservative watchdog group obtaining documents showing DHS Department of Homeland Security is using a program meant to fight terrorists which includes groups like the Heritage Foundation MAGA Fox News even the Republican National Committee in the same category as Nazis joining me right now is media so the government was funding universities and NGOs to identify far right radicals and they established this hierarchy list.

SPEAKER_06 33:44

Oh my gosh right you've got a USA flag box news the heritage foundation the National Rifle Association uh the Republican Party stage two make America great again Breitbart Prager University Turning Point Proud Boys three percenters uh the quillette info wars uh come don't tread on me group and then it just it advances and then the next step is Nazism and then you go up okay you see what the FBI was doing anybody who's a Republican is a suspect because they're well on their way to becoming a Nazi founder and president Brent Bozal.

SPEAKER_14 34:26

Brent it's great to have you this this morning we want to know more about this tell us what you found and this so-called pyramid of far-right radicalization it's an astonishing finding Maria we there there's a program called the Targeted Violence and Terrorism uh prevention grant program this is supposed to find uh domestic terrorists in America it was started by Obama that was concerned by Republicans that it would be weaponized against Republicans and conservatives Trump put put the kibosh on it it's come back now with Joe Biden you have that pyramid where's that pyramid coming from there are 80 recipients of money so far they've received 40 million dollars in grants we've done foyas on 31 of them the University of Dayton none of them will have wanted to respond here we go again recipients of public money won't tell the public what their money is for we the the University of Dayton wouldn't give it to us we found the documents anyway look at that pyramid this was a conference in December of 2021 in the first layer you've got heritage you've got the uh bright you've got Fox News you've got Christian broadcasting you've got the Republican National Committee already you've got more than half of America is on the list the second level torques it up more dangerous groups turning point half of America was on their list you know from jail from jail I made a phone call into uh freedom corner and I talked about how Fenson had gathered lists of everybody who'd made transactions on Amazon and online basically any transaction for MAGA hats for uh you know don't tread on me flags for Betsy Ross flags they had a whole the list of all the they were collecting lists of half of America that had a conservative persuasion or a Christian persuasion right half of America and you know what once they have you on that list because they controlled the algorithm they could radicalize you they could radalize you go back a couple episodes control your algorithm they could radicalize you once they once they pick oh he watches Fox News let's get him onto Breitbart let's get him on pretty soon he'll be Zoomer waffing USA Tea Party Patriots Prager U Breitbart that American conservative unit then the third level is pro-Nazi organizations and the top one is militant Nazi organizations so there you go the pyramid showing the progression of domestic terrorism but listen to this I want you to hear this what what what what they were actually doing in this conference one speaker was associating Ronda Santis with the Holocaust unbelievable one speaker was associating Donald Trump with Paul Pott the the uh uh genocide guy one speaker did this he advocated programs to deny people to shut down their websites to close their meetings and to physically prevent them from assembling in public physically prevent them from assembling in public physically put it all together and it goes on by the way that speaker also said and this is this is a quote that we we have to remember he's a member of Antifa he said a lot of things we are doing are illegal a lot of it involves breaking the law yeah they put it all together they wrapped it up they sent it to the DHS and DHS awarded them a grant of $358,000 to continue doing it.

SPEAKER_18 38:01

Wow and and this is why the Republicans continue to say that this administration looks for terrorists of in America whether it's parents you know going after parents because they want to know more about their kids in school rather than going after China as an adversary you're calling now for the Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorcas to step down.

SPEAKER_14 38:26

I mean there have been calls to impeach this guy over the border and now this well you've got him you've got him testifying in Congress and lying through his teeth about the border everyone knows he's lying all you have to do is look at the video but now you've got this where he's taking government funding meant to find terrorists and he's going after Fox News he believes Maria you're a terrorist I'm a terrorist anybody with the RNC is a terrorist anyone supporting reading Brave Parts the Christian broadcasting network for the love of God the Heritage Foundation the most prestigious conservative think tank in America all have now been targeted as associated to one degree or another with terrorism all right Brent we're gonna keep a spotlight on this we'll be talking turning point USA was associated with terrorism amazing God's Army Bratt says why is there a moral ethics class for every field of study and we seem to be less ethical across society wild it's an easy answer.

SPEAKER_06 39:24

You can't teach moral and ethics you have to raise it your moral and ethical barometers pretty much set by like what eight years old you're not going to teach it in a college course you're not gonna teach it in some continuing ed class that's not something you can teach that's something you have to raise okay that's why as our homes fall apart as our families denigrate as our fathers are absent that's why we lack morality and ethics in our society. That is why right it rots from the bottom up in that regard. So guard your families okay so uh I hope you didn't buy a Bible or make a purchase at Bass Pro Shops.

SPEAKER_02 40:04

Yeah that's right that Finn said everybody who went to Bass Pro Shops apparently liberals don't shop at Bass Pro Shops but yes pro shops would get you on that list oh she said or you said in the future I'll buy all my Bibles with cash right exactly I will buy all my Bibles with cash oh now with that mentality back in time right all the academics and the liberals oh these right wingers these Fox News these MAGA rallies and all this stuff it's horrible this is Joe Scarborough in October of 2020 comparing MAGA rallies to the Salem witch trials the very things that got us I'm serious here got us out of medieval times got us out of the Middle Ages the age of enlightenment the age of reason the age of medicine and science and learning and versus uh Donald Trump's very medieval view of the world that science if I had listened to science yes if you had listened to science Donald please if you don't think people aren't going to look back at those rallies with the same horror that we now look back on the Salem witch trials you don't think that's gonna happen 50 years from now 100 years from now you're kidding yourself in the middle of a pandemic long after we are all gone people will be showing these images and asking what happened to America or at least a large subset of America or at least some subset of America the 50% that are Christians we will look back on it like the Salem witch trials guys they've manipulated the whole world they manipulated everything.

SPEAKER_06 41:58

I mean thank goodness Elon Musk got X. Thank goodness Donald Trump got re-elected anybody who's like well stop talking about election fraud because it just demotivates voters. No lean into it. Do what Donald Trump did make it too big to rig folks they're gonna cheat. Everybody's got to show up I'm discouraged I don't think my vote counts no this year it does. Make

Too Big To Rig Mindset

SPEAKER_06 42:16

it too big to rig. It's the only way to overcome this because we know they're cheating. We know they're lying every time right in Idaho after we have we now have I believe 10 states that have legalized abortion up to the moment of birth we just had Maine do this right Planned Parenthood just lost a lawsuit and they're gonna have to pay like $1.9 billion dollars they're probably going to go out of business. Good that's really good. Okay so now since Planned Parenthood get can't fight the fight judges are going to start fighting the fight.

Idaho Abortion Loopholes And Intent

SPEAKER_06 42:47

So in Idaho unlike the 10 states that legalize abortion up to birth Idaho went the other direction they wanted to basically ban abortion almost entirely totally well a federal judge in Idaho is blocking Idaho from enforcing its abortion ban when pregnancy poses a quote non-negligible risk of serious lasting harm to a woman's health or when abortion is needed to prevent her baby by self-harm holding the Constitution protects both. This is what he said here in cases where a physician is determined in his or her good faith medical judgment I question the good faith medical judgment and I think we have good reason to that continuation of the pregnancy poses a non-negligible risk of serious and lasting harm to the health of pregnant woman. I remember vividly sitting in Puerto Rico we got off a cruise boat my wife went into early labor she was hemorrhaging she was in the ICU she was you know and they were pumping her full of blood it was for people that have known us since since then when I lost my son Destin it was a harrowing experience in a foreign country almost lost my wife almost lost the baby and it's interesting because Puerto Rico it's an American territory so all the doctors down there have to go to board certified schools which means they all speak English.

SPEAKER_11 43:56

Okay.

SPEAKER_06 43:56

And so unlike the nurses who didn't speak English Doctors did. And I'll never forget sitting down with this one doctor. On the first or second day they were there, and they'd pretty much stabilized my wife. And he was begging us to have an abortion. You need an abortion. You should have an abortion. You should have an abortion. You should have an abortion. Now, in the end, we still lost my son, but he was born, he breathed on his own, and he lived for eight days. Okay. My wife made it. He wanted us to just have the abortion. Like, what was the big deal? I don't trust their judgment. I don't trust their judgment at all. Okay. The next thing is, and this is where it gets really bad. And this is the cop-out. This is this is the absolute ridiculous cop out. In cases where a physician has determined in his or good faith medical judgment that abortion is necessary to prevent a non-negligible risk of continuation of the pregnancy will result in the death of the pregnant woman from self-harm. So if the judge, if the if someone comes in and says, I want to have an abortion, he's like, You're totally healthy, completely healthy, the baby's totally healthy, and there's no reasonable expectation that you won't carry the baby to term and have a natural, healthy birth. That happens billions of times a year all over the world. Right. So if he can't make that determination, he can go to her, well, but would you harm would are you considering harming yourself if I don't give you the abortion? Well, yeah, I might. A non-negligible risk. Okay, check the box, let's have an abortion. So the intent of the legislature to prevent abortion at large is they've just opened a loophole. Because you can't, who's going to assess this? All the all the pregnant woman has to do is go, well, yeah, I would think about harming myself if you don't grant me the abortion. Well, that's enough for me. If you will, if if a consequence of this is that somebody could not even be considering abortion whatsoever, or you know, self-harm whatsoever, but checks the box, allows the abortion, you intended this. You made a loophole, you could drive a Mac truck through.

SPEAKER_11 46:06

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

SPEAKER_09 46:08

Yeah, the intention there. Yeah, I really like that topic, that whole thing that you brought up, you know, just the intention being there. Yeah.

SPEAKER_06 46:17

If you if if it's if it's possible and it's contemplated, even if it's not what you want, you're like, well, if we go down this path and we might accidentally veer to the right and fall off the cliff, but if we just try to stay to the left, we'll be good. And you continue down the path and right, but then you don't bother to do anything to hedge up the way. You knew this could happen. Exactly. You have to hedge up the way. Right. So the idea that you create a system and then it's like, well, we're just going to use the honor code. Well, could people lie? Yeah. Okay. So you're creating a loophole to drive a truck through because it can happen. So where's the verify?

SPEAKER_09 46:49

Right.

SPEAKER_06 46:50

Right. Where's the verify?

Pediatric Gender Medicine And Profit

SPEAKER_06 46:51

JD Vance wrote a letter to Todd Blanche as a as part of a criminal referral with regards to the uh transgender mutilation of children. And again, when we talk about, I don't trust the medical establishment, it's not just COVID, it's the food pyramid, it's the vaccines, it's the cancer treatments, it's the uh unnecessary surgeries. And then when we get into transgender mutilation, we have to look around and go, what is happening here? And there's one key thing it's financial incentive on top of ideology. You could combine those two things, and it's just a witch's brew of disaster.

SPEAKER_07 47:32

Hey everybody, this is Vice President JD Vance. I'm here with my friends and colleagues, of course, our great Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Admiral Brian Christine, the assistant secretary for health. Parents bring their children to doctors because they trust them. They trust doctors to tell them the truth, and they trust hospitals to put their children ahead of ideology and profit. But when that trust gets violated, we trust them.

SPEAKER_06 48:00

We trust them, right? Trust your local doctor. He's he goes to church with you, he's part of your community.

SPEAKER_07 48:07

Okay. Parents deserve to have a government that will stand up for them and for their kids and do something about it. Today, the Trump administration is proud to announce we're doing exactly that.

SPEAKER_16 48:21

Today, HHS released Wolves and White Coats, a report examining pediatric gender medicine and insurance building across America. The findings raise serious questions about what families were told, what insurers were told, and how these procedures were built.

SPEAKER_07 48:40

Today, Secretary Kennedy and I referred hospitals and clinics identified by this review to the Department of Justice and the HHS Inspector General for possible violations of federal law. These allegations are crazy and they demand investigation. When children may have been harmed and families misled, it's on those of us in power to find the truth and to seek justice for kids who are harmed by these doctors.

SPEAKER_23 49:08

Under the previous administration, my predecessor, Richard Levine, promoted what he called gender affirming.

SPEAKER_06 49:15

She just called do you know who his predecessor was?

SPEAKER_09 49:19

Uh wasn't the long-haired guy.

SPEAKER_06 49:22

Rachel Levine? Yeah. Richard Levine. Right. You just deadnamed him. Oh. He's gonna get taken off X. He's gonna lose his Twitter. X won't do that. Twitter will do that.

SPEAKER_23 49:32

Care for minors. And there's nothing caring about that. These are sex-rejecting, mutilating, transgender procedures promoted by the Biden administration, and thanks to President Trump's leadership, we're changing course. The Wolves and White Coach report issued by my office at HHS examines a medical system that subjected children to profound interventions while serious questions remained about evidence, about informed consent, and about financial incentives. The report found more than 225 hospitals and health systems established pediatric gender programs nationwide where they preyed on vulnerable children and told families that their kids needed life-altering medical treatments when what they 225.

SPEAKER_06 50:14

How many states do we? So that's about 4.25 hospitals per state on average, which when you think about the size of these hospitals, like Idaho has, I think, two major hospitals. Am I right? St. Luke's, St. Alphonsus. Maybe there's one in Idaho Falls. These aren't your local dock-in-the-box clinics. There's not a lot of these. So it's basically like all your prominent hospitals were doing this. Let that sink in for a second. Let that sink in for a second. The biggest names, the biggest hospitals were doing this. Wolves in white coats. Really needed was compassion and counseling.

SPEAKER_07 50:54

So many of these people got rich, not by doing what was good for the patient, but by actually mutilating these kids. It was disgraceful. And if someone broke the law, we are going to hold them accountable.

SPEAKER_23 51:07

If the medical establishment failed children, we will confront that failure and restore the sacred duty to do no harm.

SPEAKER_16 51:14

And if our public health institutions lost the trust of American families, we're going to earn it back with truth, with transparency, and with gold standard science.

SPEAKER_07 51:25

Together, we're going to protect our children. And importantly, we're going to restore trust in public health. When you walk into the doctor's office, you have to know that they're going to do the best by yourselves, by your children, by your family. And we will hold accountable anyone who would betray that trust. We've got so many great doctors. We can't have a few bad doctors tarnish the whole lot. Thank you, everybody.

SPEAKER_06 51:49

Yep. We place our trust in people who took an oath we don't know was altered just before abortion went to court as a lie. And we wonder why we have the trans issue.

SPEAKER_11 51:57

Yeah.

SPEAKER_06 51:58

So this is from the letter here. So he goes on here and he says, he goes, Unfortunately, children who express discomfort with their sex. And again, this is so subjective. Tomboy, you know, little boy wants to play with Barbies. Oh, I wish I could be a girl because I like to play with action figures. You know, it's like, this is so ridiculous. You have come to be viewed as profit centers by some hospitals and doctors. As the HS report notes, gender clinics have promised a new stream of continuous revenue for pediatrics, endocrinology, and surgical specialties by taking psychologically healthy young people and otherwise would not come to seek medical attention, though they might require mental health care, and rendering them dependent for life on the medical system. A vulnerable child, in other words, becomes a captive patient for life. Indeed, the average healthcare spending for a child under the age of 18 is around $3,000. A patient who begins transitioning as a minor can expect to pay $25,000 to $75,000 even without surgeries. When surgeries are including, lifetime spending can easily exceed $100,000 and approach $170,000. One study showed about four point, or here they go, most American families cannot afford such exorbitant costs in order to push these experimental sex-rejecting interventions on more children. Some pediatric gender clinics and children's hospitals have apparently used misleading or even fraudulent diagnostic and billing codes to ensure that insurance companies will cover the procedures. There is no surgery more elective than gender reassignment. There is no biological reason to chop your dick off. There is no biological reason to do the opposite, whatever it is they do for women that want to become men. There is no biological reason for that. There is no necessity. It is the most elective of all procedures you could get. And it's a sandbox. This this is absolutely. People with thyroid cancers, people with all kinds, you know, this is a real thing. It's a building code, right? But they would just use it. Oh, gender dysphoria, oh, that's an endocrine problem. No, that's a mental health problem. Instead of gender dysphoria codes, because gender dysphoria doesn't create money for surgeries because it's a mental problem. It's not a hormonal problem. One study showed that only about 4.7% of patients diagnosed with endocrine disorder unspecified had the actual condition. 4.7%, 95.3% of all people that were, quote, diagnosed with endocrine disorder and got treatment for it, aka hormone treatment. If you're a woman, testosterone, if you're a man, estrogen. Had no disorder whatsoever. If you're putting it possible, you intended it. All you had to do was check a box. You mean all I have to do to have my baby killed is check a box and say if you don't kill it, I'll hurt myself? I just have to say it. I just have to imply a non-negligible.

SPEAKER_09 55:13

Well, I think that even includes, you know, self-abortion kind of things.

SPEAKER_06 55:18

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 55:19

So.

SPEAKER_06 55:22

Anyways, puberty brocking drugs. The HSS report includes heartbreaking stories of the consequences when the federal government turns a blind eye to the widespread chemical and surgical mutilation of America's children. In one instance, a homeless child, homeless child, was taken in by an LGBTQ youth center. I didn't even I don't even know what the logic behind that one is that pushed cross-sex hormones on her after years of injecting herself with the medication, acquired initially via a mobile app that facilitated a brief 15-minute doctor's appointment for the prescription. Her voice grew deeper. She lost her menstrual cycle. But as her own body changed, she began to reflect on her experience at the youth center and what she had witnessed there. This is hard. What she had witnessed there. Children, some as young as six years old, beginning the process of transforming their bodies. She knew it wasn't right, so she spoke out and sought help. By detransitioning, she lost all of her friends, she became homeless again, and is today struggling to find medical help she needs. The Trump administration cannot, will not allow the horror stories like this one to continue. We made criminal referrals here. Not limited to the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and False Claims Act 18 USC 24. Federal fraud conspiracy laws.

SPEAKER_09 56:35

But they're so inclusive, Taylor. Lost all of her inclusive friends.

DMV Crackdowns And License Fraud

SPEAKER_06 56:42

What about the DMV? Can we trust the DMV?

SPEAKER_09 56:45

Oh, jeez.

SPEAKER_06 56:46

You gotta really question your doctor. What about the DMV?

SPEAKER_13 56:48

We've taken 26,000 vehicles out of service because the drivers don't speak English. We've taken 30,000 drivers uh off the roads because their licenses were illegally issued. We have partnered with ICE. We're doing thing operations over two-day periods of time uh over multiple states. So we were in Iowa, Illinois, uh, Indiana, and Ohio. Uh, we took 800 people off the road. And so what's happening is if you look back, there was there were people who were self-deporting. Well, that's right, but but we did it with ICE, with uh with Mark Wayne Muller and I partnered on this. Yeah, we have people getting off the roads because they know we're coming for them. Um, and we are not gonna stop President Trump is gonna do everything he can to make sure when Americans go to Walmart or they go to church on Sunday, they go and they go safe. We've taken 26,000.

SPEAKER_06 57:37

Can't trust your doctor, can't trust the DMV, you got a lot of no-name licenses out there to Abdul. That's a huge number of drivers they've taken off the road this year. A huge number of drivers. How was that even possible? How was that even possible? The vaccines,

Vaccines Safe Versus Effective

SPEAKER_06 57:56

they're safe and effective. Now, one of the things, and I've had this discussion with many, many people with the measles vaccine, it was a smallpox vaccine, yellow fever. Yes, yeah, some of these vaccines maybe actually do prevent disease. COVID was the first time that a vaccine that I heard of like didn't prevent you from getting the disease. That was the first time that I'd been aware of that. Now I've been aware of vaccine issues for a long time. And here's the thing it does, it's not so much that the concept of vaccines is wrong, it's not at all. It's that there's never been any studies, not that they're not effective, but are they safe? That's the problem. It's not that is it effective from keeping you from getting measles or smallpox or diphtheria or malaria or tetanus. That's not the problem. It's are they safe?

SPEAKER_09 58:46

Well, you definitely can't get measles if you're dead.

unknown 58:50

Yeah.

SPEAKER_06 58:51

This is RFK explaining this. This is the concept people need to understand. The Bill Cassidys, these different doctors out there. We're not just looking for effective vaccines, we're looking for safe and effective vaccines. And unless you understand the difference difference, you're constantly going to be on the wrong side of this issue.

SPEAKER_16 59:09

When I was a kid, we got three uh three vaccines, and I was compliant. Um, but my kids got 94 doses of 17 vaccines, and all those were added, most of them after 1986, and none of them were ever safety tested. So we know that a lot of these vaccines are effective, like measles vaccine will stop measles, stop you from most people from getting measles. We don't know if there's a risk to it, if there are injuries, and you can't tell that. And none of them have been a safety study, and that's the problem.

SPEAKER_06 59:48

Hey, in a lab, this vaccine we created will prevent these diseases. Wonderful. Okay. Now we need to mass produce it. Throw some mercury in there, throw some turbo cancer stuff in there, throw some by, you know, throw some other ingredients to preserve the virus as long as possible that are toxic to the human body, and let's put it in a in a three-day old. That's what's going on. That's what's going on. So anybody who's like, well, vaccines, you know, I took vaccines, I didn't, nah, just because you survived, just because you survived, you weirdo, you might have vaccine side effects you don't even know of because you grew up with them. Right? I just call everybody you took vaccine, you weirdo. We're all weirdos, but right, that's the problem. It's it's not that's always the science, right? So you got this per. I have a I have a family member who has a I think a PhD, master's degree in microbiology, and she's worked in these labs. She's worked in these, like, you know, vaccine labs and stuff like that. And she's like, everybody in there's well-intentioned. They really think they're saving the world.

SPEAKER_09 1:00:53

Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_06 1:00:53

Oh, I bet you do. It's the guys that are trying to make a buck on saving the world that throw some mercury and throw some, you know, into these things to get out to delivery. You know what I mean? Like, how many, how many uh grandmas out there had a great cookie recipe, and everybody around them said, you should sell these cookies? And so they did. So they went, they went to market, they sold the cookies. Well, your cookies are only fresh for a couple days. Well, let's let's throw some preservatives in there and let's throw this in there. And next thing you know, grandma's great tasting cookies cause leaky gut, cause intropin problems, block your thyroid. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_09 1:01:30

But it's just grandma's cookies, and they're not that good anymore.

SPEAKER_06 1:01:34

They're not that good anymore, exactly. Right? You introduce the money, the profit incentive, and on it, all of a sudden, safe doesn't matter. We just want to, we're selling it as effective. So all the people out there that are like, well, vaccines, right? And they're like, I want peer-reviewed articles of at least 10 sources showing that these are not good or not, you know, effective or whatever. Well, the response to that would be, why? You got jabbed in a parking lot by a stranger with a drug you didn't think about just to get a free donut. So you're over here calling for studies to disprove what is patently obvious. You know, your your brain doesn't work, Mr. I went to a parking lot to get my jab. I will never forget Arnold Schwarzenegger in a California parking lot getting a jab, saying into the camera, Dad, it's coming.

SPEAKER_09 1:02:17

Fuck your freedoms.

SPEAKER_06 1:02:18

Fuck your freedoms. Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant people. God's army, uh God's army says, as long as you don't buy your Bible from the publisher just bought by Muslims. Ferraser says, hard to complain about this if you eat much of the fast food on the market in the well, yeah, we do make our choices, you know what I mean?

Tallow Fries And Everyday Tradeoffs

SPEAKER_06 1:02:40

You know, I did I tell you that I okay, so I go to Buffalo every Sunday. I don't know, maybe I'm telling the world now they know where to come find me, but every Sunday I go to Buffalo Wild Wings with a couple friends to just have a have lunch. It's our guy date, right? Our man date. And uh I had another friend who told, and I've always assumed Buffalo Wild Wings was wildly unhealthy. And it probably sure, I've had everything on the menu. That's a good assumption. Yeah, but you know, it's Buffalo Wild Wings, there's TVs everywhere. Have you been to that place? So my friend goes, Oh, yeah, they're one of the restaurants that fry their food in tallow. I've been eating there, with the exception of the 14 months I was in prison, every Sunday for five years. I didn't know they used tallow. So they brought out this new recipe for fries, they were delicious, especially because I knew they were fried in tallow. And I asked them, yeah, we fried in tallow. I'm like, that should be in big bold letters on your door. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like, I didn't know that. The fuck with Buffalo Wild Wings just shot up above every other restaurant that uses canola oil, you know. Anyways, but yeah, we make our choices. So go to Buffalo Wild Wings, it's more healthy than something else,

Inflation Debt And The Financial Coup

SPEAKER_06 1:03:50

I'm sure. All right, let's talk about money for a second. Okay. So Katherine Austin Fitz was on with Tucker Carlson, and I love Katherine Austin Fitz. She's she's a financial insider, she she sees the world in very much the same way we do. We all have our limitations. I she seems like a straight shooter. She seems like a straight shooter. Tucker Carlson, not so much anymore these days. And I'm not just on the bandwagon because he's against the president sometimes. It's like, eh, there's been you wrote a book criticizing Muslims, then you went to Qatar, and next thing you know, you stopped criticizing the law and order in these streets. Yeah, at the cost of what? Right? So, anyways, Cash and Austin Fix is talking about the economy, and she's talking about inflation and cost of goods. Yeah. There's a longer video that I would love to play for you guys, but it's like 20 minutes long, and that's just way too long for me to re-rebroadcast. But the guy's talking about the national debt and how the challenge with the national debt is it really does become exponential because we never pay it off. You don't pay down the debt, you just refinance it at a lower rate.

SPEAKER_11 1:04:47

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_06 1:04:49

And um, and so he's like, and there's been mixed reports. Is the deficit one day we'll get a report saying that the deficit is less, and then the next day we'll get a report saying it's twice as much as it should be. So I'm not exactly sure if they're doing the whole, it's half as much as it would be on Joe Biden's trajectory, or if it's, you know, just flat out these guys are spending like drunken sailors. Either way, by design, the dollar inflates away to nothing. And so this is this is a problem.

SPEAKER_19 1:05:22

Are we experiencing inflation in the United States, do you believe?

SPEAKER_00 1:05:26

Yes, we are experiencing inflation, and it there is a reasonable chance that the inflation, at least the increase in household goods, is going to get much, much worse. Why? So it is because we've been going through a restructuring of the economy for many decades. This has been building for many decades. One, we start off with a model where uh we have a debt based currency, and that debt basing forces huge expenses that you don't have to have. Um Number one, but number two, we've run our fiscal economy in ways that I would describe as a financial coup d'etat. And as we've we've pulled resources out of the economy, we have consolidated ownership and control in a way that uh forces expenses or it lowers the income for the general population and it raises their expenses. And this has been an intentional consolidation of ownership and control.

SPEAKER_06 1:06:31

And now you're seeing who wants to consolidate ownership and control? What is the ideology behind that one?

SPEAKER_00 1:06:38

Is it communism? I can't remember. Something like that. So I'm describing a change in the financial model, um, decentralization of power and economic control. Um, and it involves many different things throughout the economy. But the important thing to understand is it was a plan, it's intentional. And if you look at where we are, it's going to take many, many things to change it. Because it comes, um, it comes with tremendous and explosive changes in technology, which can be used to create great prosperity, but can also be used to consolidate control in a way that benefits the few and destroy the many.

SPEAKER_06 1:07:25

Okay. Are we experiencing we intend it all because we haven't stopped or hedged up the way for them to take control over every aspect of our lives? So, on one hand, it's like, well, we're gonna get cancer breakthroughs with AI, we're gonna get automation, nobody's gonna scrub a toilet ever again in their whole lives, right? All these great things, but it's at the cost of all your freedoms. Okay, well, if that's the intention, literally, if that's the the realm of possibilities, how do we make it so that we don't have the lack of freedom side? If anything that falls short of preventing that, then whatever's possible, they intend. And and and almost always, which way is the art go? Entropy, down, right? Like the inertia towards the bad side. People aren't dumb about this, though. There's lots of smart people out there that can see the writing on the wall.

Bitcoin As The Off Ramp

SPEAKER_06 1:08:16

We advocate big time and hear about Bitcoin. Why? Because it's the exit. All the stuff we're talking about, every single topic we covered today, ties into money. And you pay your own jailers, you pay interest on what they spend year after year after year, and you're forced to spend the diluted dollar for your needs year after year, which buys you less and less. And now technology is going to come in, it's taking jobs, folks. Like she said, it drives wages down and expenses up. Why expenses up? Because you have to fire people to pay the interest on the loan you took to pay the person last year. Yep. That's what happens over and over and over again. The off-ramp, sound money. Wouldn't it be great if we could go back to gold and silver weights and measures transacting? It'd be great. It's impossible. It's impossible today because of technology. It's just, we're just too internet age. Gold is just way too inconvenient. I can't do it. I can't, I can't go to I can't go to another country and use gold and silver to buy anything because I can't get it across the borders. You see what I'm saying? I can't transact face to face. I can't do that with Bitcoin. Bitcoin's the off-ramp. And again, no institution, no institution will market for Bitcoin. The government will buy it, but they won't tell you. The government will accept it for taxes while at the same time telling you it's a haven for money launderers, criminals, and whatnot. Not Chase Bank. Don't look at Chase Bank. Anything you say bad about Chase Bank and Jamie Diamond, you're a Russian asset. But Bitcoin is for laundering money. Okay. But yeah, we'll take it for your taxes. Sure. Ridiculous. There is no 1-800 number for Bitcoin. There is no support. There's no one owning it or pushing it. There's just sovereign things that want to own it. Okay. MetaPlanet in Japan, one of one of their you know large financial institutions out there, August 13th, 2026. Notice regarding the establishment of new bond issuant program, BitBonds, and the completion of the inaugural issuance. The company positions Bitbonds as the core financial of as a core means of financing alongside common shares, equity link instruments, and preferred shares, and intends through continuous issuance to establish it as a medium to long-term funding within the capital structure. The program also broadens the range and ways in which investors can participate in the company's Bitcoin strategy. Whereas the company's common shares reflect changes in the value of its Bitcoin holdings relatively directly, bonds issued under the program entitle holders to the stipulated interest and repayment of principal backed by the company's credit worthiness as described below, without exposure to the movements and price of Bitcoin. They're going to raise bonds, debt, to buy Bitcoin. They're going to turn on a money printer to buy, I'll do that right now. If anybody wants to give me money, I will give you 5% annual interest on Bitcoin, on my Bitcoin holdings. Anybody, I'll do it for anybody. Just give me money and I will go buy Bitcoin and I will give you a small fraction of the potential upside. Okay. Oh, and by the way, if it goes down, these companies are just going to walk away because it's just their credit worthiness and they can walk away from it.

SPEAKER_11 1:11:38

Yeah.

SPEAKER_06 1:11:39

But hello, they're there, they are issuing debt to buy Bitcoin.

SPEAKER_09 1:11:46

It should be a signal.

SPEAKER_06 1:11:48

Should be a signal. Here is here is uh his name is Samson. I always forget this guy's name, but he's one of these Bitcoin OGs, right? Who I think he uh I can't remember where he works. He works at one of the exchanges, one of the big prominent things. Well, we we can't and this is happening, right? We have 40 nations now that have strategic Bitcoin reserves, and there's a couple nations that are in talks with actually issuing government bonds to buy Bitcoin, aka turning on their printer to get as much Bitcoin as they can before the printer printed money's worth money.

SPEAKER_12 1:12:23

Well, we we hear things, but we can't really confirm. But there are other countries that do have it, whether it's kept with the central bank or a government-owned subsidiary, that that doesn't that's not really material. I think the key is that it is sovereign. But we're we're trying to get countries to implement Bitcoin bonds. We're talking with two countries right now. It's difficult. There's a lot of back and forth, but we're still engaging with them. But if you think about it, a sovereign Bitcoin-backed instrument is similar to a corporate-backed instrument like STRC or STR Strategy's preferred shares, right? It's stripping out volatility and sharing upside with investors with Bitcoin backing. So if we can get one or two sovereigns to issue a Bitcoin bond, then that also increases the uh the rate of Bitcoin accumulation uh and decreasing the supply. So I think that's something that is very interesting to watch too. But as you said, well, we we hear things, but we can't really confirm.

SPEAKER_06 1:13:22

But you'd like that smile, we hear things. We can't really confirm. It's difficult. We're back and forth. We hear things, we can't really be

Crypto Utility From Africa To Shell

SPEAKER_06 1:13:32

concerned. What if I told you that Shell, Shell gas stations now have the capacity to accept Bitcoin for gasoline purchases? Oh now they're not doing it here in the United States, but they are doing it in networks across Africa. So here is Africa, right? Pump of gas. Shell station, there. We get here. Look, there's the you know, there they obviously have a gas station attendant. Look at that. He paid. So this is how he did it, right? You just scan the QR code. This is a cash transaction. Bitcoin to Bitcoin, man to man, no bank, no visa, no mastercard, no nothing. Guy pumps his gas, just like you know, you go to the they hand you the little swipe thing in your car now at Starbucks. You can literally hold the thing and, you know, or at restaurants, they don't take your card anymore. They just pay the kiosk on the table. Pick your payment style. Click Bitcoin, click lightning, done. Right, that simple. Bought gasoline, necessities of life. Shell will take Bitcoin. There's your transaction. How cool is that?

SPEAKER_10 1:14:32

How freaking cool is that shell will take it.

SPEAKER_06 1:14:38

Walmart will take your Bitcoin, United States internal revenue service will take your Bitcoin.

SPEAKER_09 1:14:43

You know, the cryptocurrency in general, just as a general topic, I was you know very skeptical of of crypto for quite some time until a co-worker of my well, not a co-worker, but a guy in the same building came, we were talking about cryptocurrencies, and he revealed to me that he had purchased quite a large amount of a cryptocurrency called ADA Cardano. And I was uh asking him about that, like, well, what made you decide that? He's like, Well, crypto's a scam, but this one's not. And I was like, Well, what makes this one different? Come on, man, do tell. And he's like, Well, I like I like Cardano. Well, he's he's he's talking about how they're using it for um as a strategy, is basically converting it into utility to use it in Africa to make transactions like the one we just watched. And I got thinking about it like, this makes a lot of sense because you're in Africa where it's hard sometimes to make cash transactions where cash may not be available or hard to move, or maybe you're you're working with some other tribe who doesn't have the same cash, and all of a sudden it started making sense to me. Like, oh, you mean you can do all these little micro loans and you have these micro accounts for these digital currencies, and all of a sudden it had the access that people would have to it would make their economies start to flourish. And I was like, you know what? Cryptocurrency, maybe it is a thing that we need to pay attention. That was the first time that I saw any utility in cryptocurrencies, and that and it got me like, oh, maybe there is some utility here that we're not paying attention to. And all of a sudden now I'm like, Bitcoin is the way.

SPEAKER_06 1:16:22

So this is what I hear from Africa, right? Tomaste, who's on here. Tomaste, if you're still listening, make some comment to either correct me or tell the full story here. But he spent a lot of time in missions. I don't know about a lot of time, but he's done some missions over in Africa. And cryptocurrency is big there. Why? Because their banks are all failing. Maybe tomorrow, maybe on Monday I'll bring in my $20 million Zimbabwe, right? 20 million Zimbabwe dollars. We're rich, redeemable for 37 American cents. So, right, their currencies are unreliable, the values are changing, you get paid today, tomorrow you can't buy your groceries because the money, you know. Right. So it gave Nigerians, which is specifically where I'm aware, because they had they could have a cell phone, they can download, you know, Coinbase or whatever app, and they could buy USDC. So they now can spend money backed by reserves in America that are safe and not inflating at the rate of Nigerian, right? Right. And it's like, oh, now we don't have to, oh, it's just trend face-to-face transactions. Absolutely. And what that does is it also mops up our liquidity problem. If we have all these dollars floating around and they're all located, you know, we're only spending it domestically, we're done. But if we can get the whole world to spend our dollars, this is why having our currency as the Federal Reserve currency was good, because we for every dollar we printed, or for every hundred dollars we printed, there's a good chance uh nation states were buying it as reserves, 75 of those dollars, and not circulating them. That was the only reason we could print away like we did.

Robots Replacing Labor And What Next

SPEAKER_06 1:17:50

Next thing AI is going to devalue all human labor and all human intelligence. Elon Musk says, You guys got five years to go earn money. And then after that, you're gonna have to figure something else out because you're not gonna be able to trade your labor for money anymore. This right here is a video. This is now a company that you can hire for $60. They will come in and clean your house, your office, whatever it is. So this is like a working space office here, and these you can see these two little androids. They're dressed up, they got little antennas on their head. So I'm gonna speed this way up because we don't need to watch seven minutes of robots working. But Ron, while you and I are talking here, notice how dirty the counter is and it's you know, look at these guys. Two humanoid robots straight up now. They're gonna they're gonna put stuff away, Ron. Like, look at that stuff. They're just meticulously working. They're not even bored. They're the they're the height of my seven and nine-year-old.

SPEAKER_09 1:18:48

Yeah, I was hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold that thought. I was just thinking my kids would figure out how to put fake heads on here to prepare.

SPEAKER_06 1:18:59

You're gonna have like one of these come around the corner with a chucky head on it. So look at this. Oh, she went and handed the towel to the lady.

SPEAKER_09 1:19:08

Oh interactive.

SPEAKER_06 1:19:11

The counter's slowly getting cleaner. Oh, and it's and the thing is they're AI, you know, they're robots, so they're actually wiping and sanitize every square inch of the counter. My kids miss huge sections of the counter every time they wipe it.

SPEAKER_09 1:19:24

Dude, also notice when he was doing the counter, he wiped the underside of the counter.

SPEAKER_06 1:19:29

Yeah, yeah. This is freaking amazing here. Now, this is this is like week one. What's it gonna look like in year five after it's cleaned this building multiple times and it knows every square inch like a like a roomba vacuum?

SPEAKER_09 1:19:46

Well, by then it will have a head.

SPEAKER_06 1:19:50

Yeah, well, let's go forward here. The counter's clear now. Look at that, it put everything away. Wow, it's just scrub, it's scrubbing everything. Look at soap, every square inch of the pan. My pans all have crap on them still. The corners all have what is correct.

SPEAKER_09 1:20:05

What does it say on his shirt? Tao?

SPEAKER_06 1:20:07

Tao, T A U.

SPEAKER_09 1:20:09

Okay.

SPEAKER_06 1:20:11

So this is this is where it gets really cool. Check this out. Pretty interesting. Look up Bitcoin Village in Lagos, Nigeria. Okay, so the counter's pretty much clean here. But check this out. This is where you know I thought this was cool, but I don't mind cleaning my kitchen. It's the bathrooms. Oh wow. It's in their scrub in the toilet. I love it so much. Oh clean counter, clean floors. Lady just keeps working. She's now being more productive because they don't have to clean. 60 bucks. 60 bucks. You can now book two humanoids for our cleaning service in San Francisco. One humanoid for 60 minutes is $30. Two are 60. You can book a cleaning at tawerobotics.com. If you don't have an invite code yet, you can get on the wait list. Wow. San Francisco's favorite humanoid cleaning service. It is I know we have one listener. Uh uh, God's Army Brat is probably like no that she cleans houses. My mother-in-law cleaned houses for like 20 years. Uh, she wasn't $30. She wasn't $30. Unbelievable. Look at it. Pix holding the vacuum and picking up the trash.

SPEAKER_09 1:21:29

My kids can't be multitasking.

SPEAKER_06 1:21:32

Taking out the trash. It's taking out the trash, Ron. Oh my gosh. How incredible is that. Oh my goodness. How cool. The future is now. The future is now. We gotta do something with people. We have, you know, Elon Musk just universal high income. Just print the money and give it to them. Give them their needs. Let meet their needs.

SPEAKER_09 1:21:55

Ah, we'll just turn them into impossible burgers.

SPEAKER_06 1:21:59

Representative Burkhart with Catherine Austin Fitz with this new monetary system, which is mostly going to be online, crypto oriented, will facilitate incredible technology advancements. Because AI can transact with the crypto tokens. That's how unbelievable amounts of productivity, ingenuity, invention, huge technological advances. Huge. But what's the cost if we don't control it? If we don't control the regulations, if we don't control all this stuff. I'll never forget Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro sitting and talking. And Ben's like, well, with you know, Tesla's semi-truck, you know, every truck on the road should be one of these auto drivers. He's like, What are you gonna do with the two million truck drivers? And Ben Shapiro just total blank face. Like the guy doesn't get stumped very often. Well, they can learn to code. Oh, you're one of those people now.

SPEAKER_09 1:22:54

No, you're just we're trading life. That's what we're trading.

SPEAKER_06 1:22:57

Yeah. So it there has to be control.

Local Races And The Socialist March

SPEAKER_06 1:23:01

This gets back to the elections again. Tim Burkhart is very concerned about the rise of socialism, even at the small scale. And he believes a lot of these socialist candidates have some kind of benefactor, some kind of unified donor that's putting them in places where they can win races. And they're they're taking a very organic approach. The lesson that the communists learned from the Bolsheviks and from Mao in China is that you have to make the lawnmark through the institutions. You have to take over the schools, you have to take over the school boards, the counties, the cities, the states, and then the federal government just comes in due order. It's very difficult to just get, you know, a president in. He can prevent good things from happening, but he can't change all of society overnight. You get a hold of the schools, elementary schools, 10 years, you can change everything about the zeitgeist. And that's what Tim Burkhart's concerned about.

SPEAKER_08 1:23:53

Knoxville, Tennessee. I was county mayor here two terms ago. My buddy Glenn Jacobs did it, has done a great job, not raised taxes. I didn't raise taxes. We both paid down debt. A wonderful lady named Betsy Henderson won with like 5,000 votes. She ran against a guy who marched with Maduro five years ago, and there's a picture of him with a hammer and sickle on his shirt. He came within 5,000 votes in Tennessee, dude, in Tennessee, of becoming the mayor of the county. And you know, this is this is not happening by accident. The other side, AOC did not happen by accident. Omar did not happen by accident. My theory, and I'm I can have a theory, I think, without being sued, you've got some of these billionaires, whether it's Soros or some other liberal that hates America but will run it into the ground and profit from it. They put a lot of money into these things. And these they dropped these candidates in all over the country. All over the country. And guess what? When they ran Omar and um and AOC on their scale, they hit gold and a few of the others of the squad. And they were back, they were back by somebody, and they had somebody in there. They all had this little group together, and uh and and they were funded. And then we better wake up, Benny, because it is coming, it is in Tennessee. It is if it's in Tennessee, Dad Gummit, it is everywhere. We are not paying attention to these local races because that is the breeding ground for this thing. And yeah, all they do is turn it against the big boys, you know. Oh, they live in this bad house, you know, they're billionaires. But you know what? Freaking Elon Musk, how many people does he employ? How many people did he turn into millionaires? You know, a welder over there. I saw, you know, I like to weld. If I had to do it all over again, I'd probably, and I would agree with technological and build education, which is shock. I could weld, I'd be a good welder. I show up for work and I don't do drugs, and I love to weld. You know, he gets millionaires out of these guys because of their stock. And and and they run this guy down. They run him down. It's not like he puts his dad young money in a in a pillowcase. That guy rolls the dice every daggum day. You know, if you'd have told me, I'm would you invest in a business that puts tunnels under your city and runs these crazy cars under? And I say, are you crazy? I'm not gonna do that. That's the craziest thing I've ever heard. When people are clamoring for that stuff, I mean this guy he hits it about it, he hits it out of the park every time, and that's who they run down. Yeah, they ought to be celebrating a guy like that. He comes here from South Africa or wherever he came from, and broke, his mama was a model, and um, he's broke, and he's on the allegedly on the spectrum of autism. Father was very rich guy in the dadgum world, and the reason is because he's in dadgum America is what it is, and uh and we ought to be celebrating stuff like that, and yet that's who we run down. Um, I've got a I was on um Ox, um I can't remember which show it was, but anyway, one of those financial deals, and I was like, look, and I said, outside of capital, Christianity is taking more people out of despair. I know you're a Christian, I'm a Christian, but it's taking more people out of despair in this country than anything else. But really, number two, it's dadgum capitalism. In America, that should be what we're exporting is capitalism, and we ought to be importing it into our schools and showing these kids the proper way to do it. Absolutely.

SPEAKER_06 1:27:28

I'm gonna call him our dadgum representative.

SPEAKER_09 1:27:32

Man, I'm glad you mentioned that. When he said that, I was like, oh, dude, my grandpa.

SPEAKER_06 1:27:38

That's our dadgum representative then. What are you talking about, Willis? God's Army Bratt says, as I am wiping down counters, I am thinking I do not map out your house and send the info to the government. That might be your sales pitch. That might be it. You might run a counter ad. I will not track your house's blueprint and send it to the government. I love it. That is excellent. Again, we have a choice. We have a choice. How does it happen? Tennessee within 5,000 votes, a guy who marched with Nicholas Maduro with the Hamill and sickle on his shirt. How do you get that close of Tennessee? What explains Ilan Omar and some of these other politicians, you know, politicians that we have that are just anti-American? I mean, it really makes you wonder what the what the deal is. Now, we talk about all the fraud and all the ways they can cheat. You got to remember, even your local DMV worker will issue a driver's license that says, no name given. Somebody typed that into a computer portal, no name given, with a class A CDL license, and sent that person on the road with an 80,000-pound weapon. It's that easy. Doctor, it's pro-abortion. Girl comes in, wants an abortion, no medical reason. Well, tell me that you might commit self-harm if I don't authorize it. I might commit self-harm. Check. All right, off to the clinic you go.

SPEAKER_09 1:29:07

Well, I it also just might be that she might attempt the abortion herself. That's it. Self-harm.

SPEAKER_06 1:29:15

Welcome to humanity. There's stories in the Bible of women attempting their own abortions. It's a tragedy. It doesn't mean you know how many times they attempt one and it fails enough to justify not killing the baby, regardless. Does that make sense? It's not like every self-performed attempt results in that. So again, it's still, you're still, you know, well, the worst thing that could happen is the baby might die. So let's kill it anyways.

SPEAKER_05 1:29:46

Okay.

Vouching Without ID And Vote Access

SPEAKER_06 1:29:47

So yesterday I tried to play this clip with uh James O'Keefe and Carl Higby going and trying to vote and register to vote and stuff like that. So this is the longer clip. I want to play this. How does it happen? How does your local small town, some rural area in Wisconsin, or some rural area here in Washington, or how do we get these politicians that just don't what's wrong?

SPEAKER_05 1:30:14

Well, here's an example of how it happens. No question. Um, about the vouching program. Yeah, vouching. I can vouch for them, but today I'm not that's okay, that's fine. Uh again, can I bring uh the five more from that's a good thing? We go back and we get traditional and uh and uh Muhammad. In Minnesota, you can show up on election day and vouch for up to eight unregistered voters. Members of the Justice League dress up in traditional Muslim attire, including a transgender wearing a burqa and put this vouching law to an extreme test on primary day, August 11th. Uh uh, I vouch for them. Oh, if is that okay? How does that work?

SPEAKER_17 1:31:13

Well, if you're all in the same precinct, yes, and you are already registered, which it looks like you are, then you you can vouch for them as ID for the how is James O'Keefe registered to vote in Minnesota dressed as a Muslim man, giving a false name, no photo ID, he doesn't even have to identify himself, but now he can vouch for others.

SPEAKER_09 1:31:37

This is this is worse than SNL. I thought I was watching like a jackass kit for a second.

SPEAKER_06 1:31:44

If it's possible and you don't stop it, you intended it. Yeah, they intend to let every person create eight other voters by dragging them in. No identification, which means they can go from precinct to precinct to precinct. And as long as there's a John Smith in every precinct, that guy can generate eight new voters, dragging his friends around. Good to go.

SPEAKER_05 1:32:07

Oh, good. She says to me, I say they do not need ID. She says, You are the ID. He is the ID. I am the ID. And no ID needed. I just vouch for that. You're the ID. I am the ID. That's good. How many people uh may I vouch for? Uh eight. I can vouch for eight people. Eight people, no ID. We come right back. Thank you. Most poll workers we visited were willing to let us vouch with no questions asked, even when presented with the most absurd situation imaginable. While other poll workers did take issue with our investigation, revealing their awareness that something about this vouching system is deeply flawed or wrong. Yet for some reason, they don't want us to they don't want us to talk do talk about it.

SPEAKER_06 1:32:51

Yeah, I um the ID. Oh my goodness. Ron, these are not the droids you're looking for. How does that happen? How does it happen? How does the vote but but our precinct's tight? We I know everybody who's working there. Yeah, but the book says they can vouch for eight people. And even if the precinct person's sitting there going, I don't know if I like this. The rules we intended this to happen. Stunning. 5,000 votes, and we almost got a communist in Tennessee. Makes you really wonder about people running your school board that are like, you know, makes you wonder. Makes you really wonder. In Wisconsin, we had that whole establishment Democrat beating the socialist and who was behind it. And I think pretty consistently now we're like, the establishment didn't want the communist, and they made a mistake in Michigan by going too hard on them. They're trying to unify the party by dividing it and do it a like a divide and conquer kind of thing.

SPEAKER_09 1:33:48

And then ah I thought you were gonna play a clip from uh Chris Rakedl. If you didn't see him recently, have you? Oh, dude, that guy can't stand him.

unknown 1:33:58

Okay.

USB Delays And Milwaukee Red Flags

SPEAKER_06 1:33:59

So here's something AJ Bay Bayup tour. Again, now that we're becoming aware of this, people are looking. And once you look, you're like, holy sh, this is everywhere.

SPEAKER_05 1:34:08

Yeah.

SPEAKER_06 1:34:09

Okay. Scoop. Our cameras caught the moment Milwaukee election staff screwed up. While the election commission says there was no way to see the wrong info was on the USB sticks because it's encrypted, it sure looks like someone could have caught what they were mistakenly reporting. Now, here's the thing notice what the screen says. So this lady goes, she sticks the USB port in, export audit log, confirm, cancel. Confirm loading, please wait. Go down, cause a delay. This happened in the exact same place in 2020. We saw USB ports getting passed, audit logs being oh, oops, go back. You may as well just said the toilet was flooding and we have to evacuate the building. It's the same thing. You created a delay to go and push in the cheat. You created a delay to go push in the cheat. Everywhere. We have to the admonition is not your vote doesn't count, they cheat. It's like, no, there's one way to fix this

Midterm Math And Beating Fake Polls

SPEAKER_06 1:35:10

now. Overvote. Overvote. Overvote flood it. Too big to rig. Everybody has to come out. Every church pastor, every preacher, every community leader, every influencer, every person who organizes an annual block party needs to tell everybody to go and vote. Make it too big to rig. Make them fake 50% of the ballots. We saw precincts where they had more ballots than voters. Make it so obvious that they can't cover it up anymore. That's the only way to do this. We have to get through it by coming straight at it. The odds, believe it or not, are still in Republicans' favor. Why? Because this country is overwhelmingly conservative and capitalist. It doesn't mean all conservatives and capitalists believe the same things. It doesn't even mean they have the same unified world vision. They come from all walks of religious life and secular life and careers and perspectives and unions and labor and academic every walk of life. Being a conservative just means I like what we have, let's try to conserve it. That's all that means. Most of the country knows America is great because we see in her ourselves. But how we get the Barack Obamas, the Ilan Omar's, these politicians that hate us. How we get them is this micro-cheating. There's big cheating, there's micro-cheating, there's DMVs giving no name given a driver's license that automatically register no name given to vote. It's happening.

SPEAKER_03 1:36:56

But the odds are still in our favor. Republicans are going to win a midterm, it's both the House and Senate. Let me tell you why. Number one, this thing is not what the fake news and the fake polls is telling you it is. From the Cook Report, which is one of the most reliable political election analys teams out there. Here's what the Cook political report has today. They say that the Republicans right now are likely to win 212 seats. Those are likely Republican. Now, there's 435 members of Congress. That means in order to win a majority, you need 218 seats. Republicans, they believe right now have 212 seats that they're in really good shape on. Now, they also project that there are truly 18 swing districts. 18 swing. Not the 50 that the fake news of fake polls are telling you and the nonsense going on. No, there's about 18 seats that are up for grabs that could go either way. Some of them might lean one or two Republicans, some might lean one or two Democrat, but these are seats that are all in play. There's 18 of them across the country. One in Virginia, a couple in Pennsylvania. You go right down the line, Iowa, et cetera, got 18 seats. Now, the Republicans have, according to Cook, 212. That means they have to win six seats for a majority. Six out of 18 is one-third. So they only have to win one-third of these seats to get the majority. The Democrats, on the other hand, have to win over two-thirds. They're going to have to win 13 of those 18. That becomes a very difficult proposition for the Democrats to do. Now, let me get a little bit deeper than that. Here's the other Democrats' problem in trying to win two-thirds of the seats that are in play. They're going to be outspent by the Republicans by a massive margin. You take the RNC. RNC right now has about $130 million, give or take. The DNC is $2 million in debt. They have to put up the DNC headquarters as collateral. They don't have any money. And because the communists keep winning, they're not getting any from the big donors. So that's one problem. Number two, then you go one down. You go to the committees, congressional committee, house committee, senate committee, all the various committees. These are not packs. I'm talking about regular committees, right? The Republicans have a three to one edge in finance and money on these various committees that supports Senate races, et cetera, and House races. They have an almost three to one majority. So the Republicans have the money and they only have to win if they hold the 212, which is likely they only you think about this, of the 18 seats open, they only have to win six of those 18. One third wins. Now, look, I would rather be in the position where I've where I've I've only got to win 33% of what's open than 66%. Could it happen? Could the Democrats win? Sure. Likely no. This is why I've been saying for months the Democrats are in big trouble. Now, what you're going to hear between now and early voting, and then through that, is you're going to hear the fake news giving you every day how bad things are. All the poll numbers are horrible. Everybody hates President Trump. The economy's no good. Then you're going to get these fake polls. What the fake polls are, they drive a narrative to depress the Trump base. Oh, you can't win. Terrelagos ahead by seven. You're going to lose Texas. You've got to lose everything. Trump's in the middle of a war. All this is going to go on. So the fake polls are going to try to drive the narrative. You got fake news, fake polls, but then you got reality. The reality is again 212, we have. We need 218. 18 are in play. We need six. One third. Money, 130 million. R and C to the DNC. Minus 2 million. Yeah. Committees, 3 to 1 advantage. Add this up. All we got to do is get out early vote. Get out the mail and ballots. Do what we have to do. Knock on doors. Get it together. Get our policing captains out. Get a ground game going. We have the money to do that. Republicans are going to win the house. That's what it means to you. Follow me on social media.

SPEAKER_06 1:40:38

Yeah. So the Republicans have it looking good on paper. On paper. But I want to point something out. And Tim Burkhart explained this to us. There is a benefactor or series of benefactors out there that are going straight to the candidates and bypassing the DNC. Why? Because the DNC is still establishment, right? The RNC, what what what the RNC is to MAGA, the DNC is to the DSA. It's the Winos, the Rhinos. It's the these guys keep compromising with the Republicans. They're capitalists. Unfortunately, they're corrupt capitalists, but nonetheless, they're capitalists. We want no private property. We want redistribution of wealth, on and on it goes. So let's just hone

Kitsap County Money And Ballot Problems

SPEAKER_06 1:41:20

in on our local county here, Ron. This is a report coming out of KMJC. Kits up Republicans, the math is clear and so is the path forward. We just finished the primary KMJC review, and the totals and the money. Here's what the numbers actually show. Democrats continue to hold strong margins, structural leads. In race after race, many Republican candidates start started in the general election season. Many Republican candidates started the general election season already deep in a hole. Teresa Fox, Gary Parker, Lance Byrd, Rick Koos, and Kevin Tinsdale all trailed their Democratic opponents by more than double digits. Most face gaps of 20 points or more. We also know how Washington's top two system works, top two-tier system works for the elections. When multiple Democrats run in primary, not only and only one advances, a large share of those eliminated Democrat votes consolidates behind the remaining Democrat in November. If that pattern holds, and history says it usually does, most of the Democrat nominees are positioned to win. The only clear expectations are Republican incumbents in the Mason County portions of the 35th fifth districts, McEwen, Griffey, and Couture. There's no document, we have a in our county, we have some districts that overlap into another county. There are no documented recent cases in Kitsap County of a candidate overcoming a 20-point primary deficit and winning the general election. That is not opinion. That is the record. The problem, so this is not based on polling. This is based on primary voter turnout. Now, I didn't bring it in with me today. I intended to do it, and I didn't, which means I intended not to bring it because it was a possibility that I wouldn't bring it when I didn't put it in my bag last night when I thought about this. My vote was rejected. My wife was unregistered. Washington State, Kitsap County. I'm in prison as a convicted felon, and my wife got ballots in my name. Then I get home, I still get ballots sent, and my wife gets unregistered to vote. And then my ballot, again, I think this is the third or fourth time it's happened to me, got rejected for signature verification. Signature verification. Now I gotta go cure my ballot. So I don't necessarily believe the vote totals. Again, go look at the fraud and corruption in these voting centers. And I know we have people that go into work and are, well, we think it's good. No, you don't. Because why is my wife unregistered and why is a convicted felon getting ballots? What would prevent my son from filling out my ballot? Or my neighbor or anyone? Why does the ballot exist? You know how easy it is to find out I'm a convicted?

SPEAKER_09 1:44:03

You know how easy it was? Yeah, super simple Google search.

SPEAKER_06 1:44:06

The news of my conviction was online before the sentence had been read. It's that easy. You know how many things I would have been prevented from doing as a felon that was instantly available in the system to reject an application or a background check or anything like that. Good luck buying a gun. But yet the most sacred thing we have are ballots. Nobody was checking. And they kept sending me one. And then when I get home, my signature gets rejected. So I don't necessarily believe that our candidates are behind 20 because you can't figure out how many signatures were rejected and who those votes were for.

SPEAKER_09 1:44:50

Yeah. How do you do a real audit? How do you do a real audit?

SPEAKER_06 1:44:55

They don't intend for you to do one. I know. We also uh there are uh one but nonetheless, this is a bad omen. Because we don't know how many signatures were rejected, and we don't know who they voted for. Once one race that should alarm every Republican, Phil Cook, I got my Donald Trump ballot sent back to me in 2020. Phil Cook, the Republican assessor who has historically dominated in his primaries, finished behind Democrat Mike Simmons. Simmons is not a high-profile candidate with overwhelming credentials. But he would be in charge of the elections if he won. When an experienced Republican incumbent is not a clear vote leader in a low turnout primary, it is a warning sign that something deeper is wrong. The funding gap is even worse. So we just heard Fredericks, and we've reported this many times: the RNC is loaded. The DNC is in two million dollars in debt, and they had to mortgage their building. Emily Randall, however, has $1.2 million versus Teresa Fox at $28,000. Where's Emily Randall getting this money if it's not coming from the DNC?

SPEAKER_09 1:45:59

Weird.

SPEAKER_06 1:46:00

And remember, she's right in there with the ilk of AOC and the squad. White men are the biggest threat to America. That's her. Yeah. That's our representative. Yeah. Deborah Christensen, approximately 225,000 versus Gary Parker at 71,000. But I thought the RNC was loaded. Why are these local Democrats in a county like Kit Sap County out fundraising the Republicans when the Republicans are the ones with the money? It's almost like someone's giving them money directly. Do you really think these do you really think Emily Randall raised $1.2 million from Kitsap County?

SPEAKER_08 1:46:36

No.

SPEAKER_06 1:46:37

Addison Richards, approximately $600,000 versus David Olson at $137,000. But some estimates at $225. He's still outspent by triple. Where's this money coming from? This is for a state house seat. We could not find the funding for Renee Hernandez Greenfield, so we don't know how she compares to Katie Cornell. What do you mean? You have a candidate in a race that you don't have public financial disclosures? Huh. So we don't know how she compares to Katie Cornell, who has raised approximately 230,000. Katie Cornell's a sharp little girl. She's a young lady. I've tried, I mean, we need to have her in here on the show. She's a gorgeous little girl. I mean, perfect, picturesque candidate. So I'm glad that she's raised quite a bit of money there. But who knows what Renee Hernandez Greenfield has. All these show tremendously higher amount of campaign funds available to the Democrat candidate over the Republican modents. Where the F is this money coming from? Where's it coming from? I refuse to believe that these guys can raise that much more money locally. Where's it coming from? The notable exception was Rick Coos, who was able to raise approximately $42,000 against Brandon Myers, who's raised approximately $32,000. Problem is, Brandon Myers just got installed. Because the sheriff resigned.

SPEAKER_09 1:47:52

So he didn't need anything.

SPEAKER_06 1:47:53

So he can be the incumbent. So he doesn't need the money because he's just already in. Don't you like the way things are? While Koos's campaign is helped by around $8,000 from his own funds, he was still able to outraise his opponent. This is especially remarkable considering that Koos's campaign manager, Ryan Ingall, love that girl, is managing her first race. She's amazing. It is also to be noted that Myers produced more votes per dollar raise than Koos. That is the opposite of what should be happening if Republican voters are engaged and confident. Let me be precise about where we're heading and not what we are saying and not saying. We are not declaring that every Republican candidate is doomed. Primaries are not the general election. Higher turnout, candidate quality, and local issues can still matter. We are not attacking the character or work ethic of the candidates. These guys are working their asses off. I know that. Because I watch them do it. Some are running serious professional campaigns. Teresa Fox is doing a very serious professional campaign. So is Katie Cornell. So is David Olson. So is Rick Coos. These guys are doing a good job. We are not attacking the character work ethic. Some are running serious professional campaigns. Other appear to be on the ballot mainly, so a Democrat does not run unopposed. That's Tinsdale's situation. And he's not going to let a county commissioner seat get run for unopposed. Great. At least give me a choice. I don't agree with his ideas on growth and housing. I don't agree with it. But he's going to be way better than the communist that's probably going to get the seat if he doesn't run. Others appear to be on the ballot mainly so Democrat does not run opposed. Voters can tell the difference. Those that are running professional campaigns would, if all things were equal, be very viable candidates. What we are saying is simple. The current odds are poor, large primary deficits, and weak fundraising and a long pattern of Democrat cons democratic consolidation make a victory, the exception, not the expectation. Pretending otherwise is not loyalty, it is denial. The real problem is not the candidates, it's the environment and the strategy. Republican voters in KitSAF have largely checked out. Many no longer believe their vote donation, vote, or their donation will change anything. They see a county that has leaned left for years. A trend is not reversing, and a party that keeps running the same play plaque while expecting different results. Yet when we look at what happened recently with this dog situation. Does the county actually lean left or does the auditor's office lean left? Current estimates are putting underlying electorate at about 47% Democrat leaning and 32% Republican leaning and a sizable share of independents and non voters. It is not a temporary mood. It is the baseline we are operating from. I would agree that Kitsap County is a purple county.

SPEAKER_05 1:50:19

Okay.

SPEAKER_06 1:50:20

I would agree with that. But I don't think, you know, if anything, these independents and non-voters are almost all Republican. They just won't admit it at work. Right? That is a temp um what it what does not work. Doing the same thing and expecting different outcomes. Waiting for Democrats to go too far and magically create a backlash that turns the county red. They could go as far as they want when they're being funded by a benefactor and the election is rigged against for them. Rigged for them. Right? So you can't wait for these guys to go too far. They went too far when they put me in prison. I waited too long to speak up. Guilt tripping former Republicans or the remaining base, it's your duty and not going to entice Republicans to re-engage. Right. It's not your duty. It's your right. It's your right to vote. And you need to vote. You need to make it too big to rig. Because the deck is stacked against us in every way possible. But we still hold the country. They can't run this place without us. And we better get control of it again before the robots take over. Because then you'll lose your power. Right? Guilt tripping, um, denying the data because it is uncomfortable, treating every local race as if raising national issues alone will close a 15 to 20 point structural gap. We have to make it personal and specific to our county. And every county has to do that. What does work is changing

Political Remodel And Taking Counties Back

SPEAKER_06 1:51:40

the approach. Political remodel is built for exactly this situation. Counties that are predominantly left-leaning and where the old methods no longer produce wins, it focuses on the county party, local races, and precinct committee officers. It has four components, the political remodel strategy that will make it more successful where other conservative programs have failed. They are, it puts the focus on the county Republican Party and making changes within our own county. It focuses on local elections and local committees. It puts more power in the precinct officers of the party to provide better results. It is dedicated to ending any corruption or elitism within the party and within the government. It totally changes the way the public perceives their politicians. It promotes integrity and accountability for all candidates and elected officials. It promotes representatives rather than rulers. It promotes a program that first establishes trust, then addresses needs, then provides value to voters and gets them to commit to voting Republican. It establishes a clear and distinct advantage of the Republican candidates over the Democrat opponents that make it easy for voters to make the right choice. It shows Republicans how to promote conservative values that will win over majorities. Capitalism is popular. It's very popular.

SPEAKER_10 1:52:52

You have to run on it.

SPEAKER_06 1:52:53

And you have to expose what their political ideology intends for you. It provides the evidence to show that we currently live in a social society with a socialist government. We have to admit this already. We have to admit it. It promotes that we are not becoming socialist. We already have and are and have been for a long time. It shows how all the problems in our society, because of those socialist systems, the consolidation of power, voting, money, corporations, everything. It provides a positive message with better solutions and the main problems facing our communities. It promotes a program that builds a better community and a prosperous, safer, better educated, and protected rights and promotes citizen superiority over politicians. This is how we can change the odds in the elections. The sole exclusive purpose of the Republican Party is to win elections. Everything else is irrelevant. The way to end a defeatist mentality is to start winning. The way you get back ex-members is by giving them a strong incentive to return. That way you win elections. The way that you win elections is by giving the voters a clear and convincing candidate that makes it easy to vote for. All we ask is that you simply read about the program. There's a website called politicalremodel.com. You guys hear about it every day and has multiple ways of getting information. The site requires no contact information. We're not tracking you and does not ask for money. It simply lets you read about the program and why it will work and why others have failed. After reading the information and you decide you think you it will work or not, you don't if you don't think it'll work, that is fine. But if you do, then come on or come try something different. If you do think that it will work, you'll need to join Take Back My County at takebackmycounty.com. You'll find the resources and information you need to help turn things in Kitsap County round. If you've been one of those Republicans that feel we cannot win, then I hope this restores your hope and optimism. Giving an option where there are no alternatives, but giving up before trying all alternatives is unforgivable. Absolutely. The fight is not over till you're dead. The fight is not over till you're dead. You've got to vote. You've got to encourage other people to vote. We have to make it too big to rig. And once we get in there, the people we put in there have to keep their promises. And that's what political remodel is about. Because just putting someone that we like in a seat that doesn't change policy, change all those bad intentions, that's why people get disenfranchised. So political remodel proposes a contract with our politicians. That alone can change

Hope Horizon And Final Charge

SPEAKER_06 1:55:21

everything. You guys, there's a lot of hope on the horizon. The golden era is right at our doorstep. Those of you that hate scrubbing toilets, there's a solution to the fiat currency system. It's called Bitcoin. It's coming, it's inevitable. Slowly but surely, then suddenly. Once sovereign nations start selling bonds to buy Bitcoin, over. It is over. It's a race. We have so much opportunity, but we have to take it. And only you can do it. Only you can secure your future. So go do it. That's the peasants' perspective, guys. Thanks for joining us today. We will talk to you again on Monday. Bye.

Monty Python Peasant Outro

SPEAKER_21 1:56:32

I'm thirty-seven. I'm thirty-seven, I'm not old. Well, I can't just call you man. You could say Dennis. I didn't know you were called Dennis. Well, you didn't bother to find out, did you? I did say something about the old woman, but from behind you. Well, I am king. Oh king imperialists. How did you get that, eh? By exploiting the workers, by hanging on to outdated imperialist dogma which perpetuates the economic and social differences in our society. If there's ever going to be any progress, how'd you do? How do you do, good lady? I'm Arthur, King of the Britons. Whose castle is that? King of the Britons. Who are the Britons? We all are. We are all Britons. And I am your king. No, we have a king. We thought we're an autonomous collective. You're fooling yourself. We're living in a dictatorship. A self-perpetuating autocracy in which the working classes. There you go. Bringing classes in the game. That's what it's all about. Only people would be. These good people. I am in haste. Who lives in that castle? No one lives there. Then who is your lord? We don't have a lord. What? I told you. We're in a narco-syndicalist commune. We take it in turns to act as a sort of executive officer for the week. Yes. But all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special bi-weekly meeting. Yes, I see. By a civil majority in the case of purely internal affairs. Be quapped. But by a two-thirds majority in the case of quick. I order you to be quacked. I'm your king. You don't vote for king? The lady of the lake. Her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water. Signifying by divine providence that I offer was to call an Excalibur. That is why I'm your king. 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 philosophical aquatic ceremony. You can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery pump for a thought isn't. I mean, if I went around saying I was an emperor, just because some moistened bitch loved the symptom at me, they put me away. Shut up, will you? Shut up. Now we see the violence inherited in the system. Help, help! I'm being repressed, bloody peasant! Oh, what a giveaway. You know that, you hear that, eh? I'm on about.

SPEAKER_10 1:59:13

Do you see repressing me? You saw it in you.