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up, dude? This is J.D.

0:27

Vance. Hello Mr. Vice

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President, how are you? I'm good.

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I understand that your

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wife and son are going

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to be taking a little

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trip. Actually, yeah, that's

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true. How'd you hear

0:42

about that? They're just

0:44

taking a little little

0:46

vacation. I read about it

0:49

in the news. Wow, okay. Mr.

0:53

Vice President, don't you think the

0:56

timing of your wife's trip to

0:58

Greenland is a little suspicious and

1:00

at the same time the National

1:03

Security Advisor will be visiting Greenland

1:05

as a tourist? Wait, you think

1:07

there's something going on between now?

1:10

No, I mean, aren't these random

1:12

trips to Greenland a little odd?

1:14

talking about everybody wants to

1:16

go to Greenland. What kid

1:19

is not hoping to someday

1:21

go to Disney World and

1:23

also Greenland? To go muskocks

1:26

and siding on the outskirts

1:28

of Kanger-Lusowak. To behold the

1:30

majestic Elulist at Ice Fjord,

1:33

to experience the vibrant nightlife

1:35

of downtown nukes before 9

1:37

p.m. when everything closes. We

1:40

all know about this. No,

1:42

we do not. Oh my

1:44

God, what are you even

1:47

talking about? Given

1:49

what President Trump

1:51

has said regarding,

1:53

given what President

1:56

Trump has said

1:58

regarding Greenland? I

2:00

literally don't know what you even

2:02

mean. All I know is it

2:05

meant my wife, Ushah, was a

2:07

little girl growing up in India.

2:09

She dreamed that someday she would

2:11

be able to go to Greenland

2:13

to see their annual dog sled

2:16

race. And she finally gets to

2:18

go and live her childhood Indian

2:20

dream. Okay, first of all, your

2:22

wife was born and raised in

2:24

San Diego. Oh my God, what

2:27

are you, her biographer? What is

2:29

even going on? Mr. Vice President,

2:32

please give us a break.

2:34

No one's buying this act,

2:37

you're putting on. Okay, hold

2:39

on, I just Google Trump

2:42

and Greenland and apparently

2:44

the president did say something

2:47

about the U.S. annexing Greenland.

2:49

So now I do remember

2:52

him saying that as a

2:54

matter of fact, I think

2:57

it's an excellent idea. And

2:59

also come to think of

3:02

it, I have made public

3:04

statements in favor of it

3:07

and called Denmark a bitch.

3:09

Yes, you did. Thanks for

3:11

remembering all of

3:13

a sudden. Thanks for jogging

3:15

my memory. Thank you.

3:17

But Oosh's trip is

3:19

just totally unrelated. A

3:21

major coincidence. The culmination

3:23

of a lifetime Greenland

3:25

dream. Sure, okay. Remind

3:27

me, why should the

3:29

U.S. annex Greenland again?

3:31

Oh, so many reasons,

3:33

Jimmy. Sea lanes, national security,

3:36

prestige, Greenland is big. As

3:38

climate change progresses, there's the

3:41

possibility of extracting valuable minerals

3:43

from the tundra that we'd

3:46

otherwise have to obtain from

3:48

other places. Also, if any

3:51

ancient caveman get unfrozen and

3:53

come back to life, the

3:56

U.S. would want to control

3:58

that situation. Okay, that last

4:01

one isn't really official policy

4:03

per se, just something I

4:05

think would be cool and

4:07

would want to see happen.

4:09

Okay. Jimmy, the name of

4:11

the game here in the

4:13

Trump administration is identifying opportunities

4:16

and taking full advantage of

4:18

them. I'll give you another

4:20

example. We're going to buy

4:22

23 and me. Excuse me?

4:24

You know 23 and me,

4:26

that DNA company? Yeah. that

4:28

people would mail their spit

4:30

to in order to find

4:32

out how much Irish they

4:35

are. Yeah, I'm familiar. Well,

4:37

they just went bankrupt. Really?

4:39

I can't imagine why. Yes,

4:41

their whole business model was

4:43

charging white people $350 to

4:45

tell them they're white. How

4:47

do you fuck that up?

4:49

Probably DEI hires. Anyway, the

4:52

whole company is now being

4:54

auctioned off. And with it,

4:56

the DNA data of like...

4:58

Million of the people. Oh,

5:00

so whoever buys 23 and

5:02

me will just own all

5:04

that DNA data. Yep, and

5:06

people are mad, but like,

5:08

what did you think would

5:11

happen? You gave your DNA

5:13

to a corporation? Are you

5:15

nuts? Well, I assumed they'd

5:17

be ethical, then you're dumb.

5:19

Yeah. Point is, I say

5:21

we should buy it. We,

5:23

we who? The government or

5:25

Trump himself? Or since I'm

5:28

the finance guy at the

5:30

RNC, the RNC could buy

5:32

it, the line between this

5:34

administration and the private sector

5:36

is blurred beyond recognition. Why

5:38

would you want 23 and

5:40

me? Are you kidding, dude?

5:42

Because of all that sweet

5:44

DNA, that premo data. If

5:47

anyone should be abusing that

5:49

shit, it should be the

5:51

government. Like some

5:53

middle age housewife gets the DNA

5:55

test is all excited. She's 1.6%

5:57

Native American. She's buying dream catchers

6:00

and shit. Next thing you know

6:02

she's being cloned in the basement

6:04

of the Pentagon or like they're

6:06

trying to grow just her head

6:08

on the back of a Komoto

6:11

dragon or some shit and then

6:13

trying to teach it to talk

6:15

her head I mean. Good God

6:17

why would they do that? Just

6:19

because they can man but also

6:22

you know that would be good

6:24

in war like if you were

6:26

fighting and then a Komoto dragon

6:28

with some lady's head on its

6:31

back. Hawken showed up, you would

6:33

run away, I don't care who

6:35

you are. Good God. I'm sorry,

6:37

this got weird. That's on me,

6:39

I took it there. Anyway, I

6:42

gotta go, I gotta help through

6:44

your ship pack for Greenland. It's

6:46

pretty cold there, right? Or is

6:48

that Iceland? Also, which one has

6:50

volcanoes? Dude, I know nothing about

6:53

his place or where he is.

6:55

Anyway. I'll

6:58

call

7:00

you

7:02

back

7:05

sometime

7:07

and

7:09

lie

7:11

to

7:13

your

7:15

face

7:18

again,

7:20

cool.

7:22

Cool.

7:25

So this is the VA secretary.

7:27

He went on with this tool

7:29

of empire, Caitlin, whatever her name

7:31

is. And so she tried to

7:33

get him. All she wants to

7:35

talk about is that signal chat

7:37

that they had with Jady Vance

7:39

and Hexeth and that guy Waltz,

7:41

right, about the strike they did

7:43

in Yemen. And so that was

7:45

a big security breach. And she

7:47

brings out the guy who's the

7:49

head of the VA, the Veterans

7:51

Administration, and that's all she wants

7:53

to do is like play, is

7:56

just talk about that, right? Right.

7:58

And which is very telling. It's

8:00

very telling. But first, let's watch

8:02

it. Let's watch him school her

8:04

a little bit. Do you believe

8:06

that a mistake was made here,

8:08

though, to have this conversation, to

8:10

add a reporter, and to have

8:12

it on an unsupported, unclassified group

8:14

setting? Okay, Linda, I've just told

8:16

you. I've just answered the question.

8:18

I wasn't a part of it.

8:20

And, you know, I'm not going

8:22

to speculate more than what the

8:24

president's already talked about. Yeah,

8:27

and I do have questions about the

8:29

veterans, but given what we saw with

8:31

the... But I'm not going to ask

8:34

them right now. I do have questions,

8:36

I'm going to keep asking these questions

8:38

over and over and take up most

8:41

of the segment with this salacious shit,

8:43

and I'm going to actually overlook the

8:45

important part. And the... Well, I'll tell

8:47

you what the important part is in

8:50

a minute. chat and how this was

8:52

used. You are a member of the

8:54

cabinet. You obviously know these other members,

8:57

several of them who were in there.

8:59

Is this typical for the cabinet to

9:01

have conversations over a signal? Is this

9:03

something that you use? Well, Kaylin, as

9:06

soon as you are undoubtedly do not

9:08

want to talk about the VA, I

9:10

have a question as VA secretary, is

9:13

cabinet. I want to ask you because

9:15

I've been curious about this because my

9:17

job is to take care of veterans.

9:20

and I would like to know why

9:22

CNN is hostile to veterans, especially one

9:24

in Florida, where you just had a

9:26

five million dollar defamation suit, taking a

9:29

fence at a veteran who was trying

9:31

to help people. In fact, one of

9:33

your employees actually said we're going to

9:36

nail him. I have a question for

9:38

you, Kaylin. Is that employee still employed?

9:40

Are you really concerned about veterans? Now,

9:42

you want to talk about everything else?

9:45

I'd like to hear from CNN as

9:47

the veteran cabinet secretary. Why CNN seems

9:49

to have a problem with veterans. So

9:52

what he's referring to is that they

9:54

slandered a guy who was a veteran

9:56

and then the veteran actually sued them.

9:59

They said that he was trying to

10:01

make money off stuff that he wasn't

10:03

and they had to pay him $5

10:05

million. And so that's what he's bringing

10:08

up. Why are you guys slandering veterans?

10:10

And so he's throwing it right back

10:12

at her. here's how she handles it.

10:15

Well, Mr. Secretary, respectfully, my question was

10:17

about whether or not he was a

10:19

member of the cabinet. Use this and

10:21

respectfully, I'm conducting the investigation. And I

10:24

do have a lot of questions for

10:26

you on veterans affairs, but I don't

10:28

think that it would be. What you

10:31

want to do, you want to talk

10:33

about the cabinet? And if you want

10:35

to continue this like this, that's fine.

10:37

But there are VA employees who are

10:40

working very hard. And it does mean

10:42

no good to speculate on something that

10:44

I've already asked and answered. So I've

10:47

asked and answered your question. Why don't

10:49

you answer mine? Are you still this

10:51

person still employed who said they were

10:54

going to nail one of my veterans

10:56

who you had to do a $5

10:58

million award jury because of defamation? And

11:00

then you settled the case. Answer my

11:03

question. Respectfully, sir. I'm asking the questions

11:05

here. So that was fun to watch

11:07

but what the important part is is

11:10

that she's not really nobody in cable

11:12

news or in corporate media is Concerned

11:14

about the real issue about the Yemen

11:16

bombing. They only want to talk about

11:19

this, oh they screwed up and they

11:21

used this signal thing and they included

11:23

this reporter. That's all they wanted, they

11:26

don't want to talk about the real

11:28

thing and so here's what I said

11:30

about it. I said what's actually damning

11:33

here is that CNN is not upset,

11:35

that Trump and the war machine is

11:37

once again bombing the shit out of

11:39

the poorest nation on earth in the

11:42

Middle East. Their only concern is the

11:44

plans to do so were leaked and

11:46

mishandled and mishandled. CNN and all of

11:49

corporate media is pro-bombing Yemen, just like

11:51

they always are for bombing anywhere, any

11:53

time. So that's what's, it's, it's amazing

11:55

to see the the narrow confines of

11:58

what they want to talk about. The

12:00

parameters of what the, they only want

12:02

to talk, they don't want to talk

12:05

about the actual bombing and how it's,

12:07

Chelsea called it unconstitutional in 2019, which

12:09

are up dead at then, but now

12:11

she's all for it. Trump said you

12:14

didn't have to do it in 2023

12:16

when he was running for president and

12:18

that Joe Biden didn't have to do

12:21

this bombing. And now he's all for

12:23

it doing it. And they're not bombing

12:25

military targets. They're bombing civilians. But CNN's

12:28

on board for it. They're pro-war. CNN's

12:30

pro-war. They're for every war. They're for

12:32

the Iraq war, they're for the Afghanistan

12:34

war, they're for the Libyan war, they're

12:37

for the Syria war, they're for the

12:39

Ukraine war. Now they're for bombing Yemen.

12:41

And believe me, they'll be for the

12:44

Iran war. So that's the big, that's

12:46

the thing that, of course, they're not

12:48

going to talk about the real issue

12:50

that Donald Trump ran on, and not

12:53

interventionist policy. He ran on saying things

12:55

like, you don't have to bomb Yemen.

12:57

You can end this with a phone

13:00

call, but of course they're doing that,

13:02

not for anybody in the United States,

13:04

not because of our shipping lanes. Those

13:07

are shipping lanes that have to do

13:09

with Europe. Almost nothing comes from the

13:11

United States from those shipping lanes. So

13:13

Europe has a problem with those shipping

13:16

lanes. They should try it. Or maybe

13:18

Israel should stop bombing the hell out

13:20

of Palestinian women and children. and stop

13:23

blockading food aid, and maybe Yemen will

13:25

stop, will open up those shipping lanes

13:27

again, which they did when there was

13:29

a ceasefire. They opened up the shipping

13:32

lanes. And then as soon as Israel

13:34

broke the ceasefire, and that's not the

13:36

ceasefire, broke the ceasefire, and that's not

13:39

me saying that Israel broke the ceasefire,

13:41

because they did, because they don't want

13:43

those hostages back, then they don't have

13:46

any reason to go in and steal

13:48

all the land in the West Bank

13:50

and Gaza, okay? And

13:52

so that's to me that's the

13:54

real tell here is that they

13:57

all only want to do is

13:59

talk about this gotcha this mishandling

14:01

of class right information. They don't

14:03

want to talk about the real

14:05

issue that the United States is

14:07

again doing another unconstitutional illegal war

14:10

where we're targeting civilians, that the

14:12

United States is once again bombing

14:14

someone at the behest of the

14:16

Zionist and Israel and Benjamin at

14:18

Yahoo and they're doing it to

14:21

civilians. And once again we're the

14:23

terrorists in the Middle East. We

14:25

are. And so I just want

14:27

to... I just want to give

14:29

you some, here's, and then here,

14:31

so I tweeted that out, right?

14:34

I tweeted this out with this

14:36

video. I just want to give

14:38

you some of the, and here's

14:40

some of the responses. That's so,

14:42

just so I can knock them

14:44

down for you. So when people

14:47

say stupid things like these people

14:49

are saying, I can show you

14:51

what to say back to them.

14:53

So, uh, Kofi Phi Phi Kimi

14:55

says I never hear any plausible

14:58

alternatives. I mean you have to

15:00

bomb Yemen, what's, what's the alternative?

15:02

How would you address the Huthi

15:04

attacks? I said it's not our

15:06

problem. It's Israel's problem and you're

15:08

falling for propaganda convincing you to

15:11

support the latest war for Israel.

15:13

Congratulations. Not our problem. How would

15:15

I address the Huthi attacks? I

15:17

wouldn't. I would get our aircraft

15:19

carriers, our destroyers, and our bombers

15:21

and our submarines, the hell out

15:24

of the Middle East. That's what

15:26

I would do. That's how I

15:28

would address it. Right here. Grok,

15:30

so this guy does, Grok, how

15:32

many times have vessels been attacked

15:35

in the Red Sea from sources

15:37

in Yemen since November of 2023?

15:39

It's not our problem. Who cares?

15:41

They're standing in solidarity with the

15:43

Palestinians, the people in Yemen, got

15:45

nothing to do with us. That's

15:48

someone else's problem. It's not our

15:50

problem. It's Israel's problem and you're

15:52

falling for the propaganda convincing you

15:54

to support the latest war for

15:56

Israel. Congratulations. That's the response to

15:58

that. There's another one. Door makes

16:01

really good points. here. Thank you.

16:03

Thank you red-pilled ex-liberal. I appreciate

16:05

that. But guys, like him, never

16:07

mention that the Houthis have killed

16:09

or wounded dozens of civilians on

16:12

merchant ships and exactly what to

16:14

do about this problem. It's not

16:16

our problem. Turns out, it's not

16:18

our problem. That would be Israel's

16:20

problem, and that would be Europe's

16:22

problem. Not our problem. It's

16:25

Israel's problem and you're falling for

16:28

the propaganda convinced you to support

16:30

the latest war for Israel. That's

16:32

what that's what you say back

16:35

to those people. We don't have

16:37

to have a solution. This isn't

16:40

our problem. Why would you want

16:42

to have a solution for a

16:44

problem that's not us? The poor

16:47

country is rich enough to attack

16:49

every Navy ship that enters the

16:52

Red Sea. So your take is

16:54

we should bow down to Yemen

16:56

and keep out of the Red

16:59

Sea, including our commercial ships. My

17:01

take is we should have our

17:03

Navy ships in the Middle East.

17:06

We shouldn't have our Navy ships

17:08

in the Middle East, along with

17:11

400 military bases. This is another

17:13

war for Israel. Mindbogglingly, you don't

17:15

see that and just repeat war

17:18

machine propaganda, because that's what that

17:20

is. What should we do? The

17:22

U.S. has been bombing the shit

17:25

out of Yemen nonstop since 2014.

17:27

Trump and Tulsa both opposed this

17:30

when it was Biden doing it.

17:32

Tulsa said it was unconstitutional and

17:34

the world's biggest humanitarian disaster when

17:37

Trump was bombing Yemen in 2019.

17:39

Enjoy your next war for Israel

17:42

and Iran. That's what you say

17:44

back to that. They're bombing civilians

17:46

as usual, and yes, it's unconstitutional,

17:49

and it's a war crime, but

17:51

whatever you do, don't look into

17:53

it, and just believe and repeat

17:56

what you hear from the corporate

17:58

media. Experts leaked messages. messages show

18:01

waltz admitting to war crime in

18:03

Yemen. So what we did was

18:05

a war crime. And it's unconstitutional.

18:08

How do you folks in that

18:10

group chat sleep at night? Yemen's

18:12

health ministry says majority of the

18:15

53 people killed in the US

18:17

strike were women and children. So

18:20

again, we're the terrorists. This thing

18:22

that we say Hamas is horrible

18:24

for, we're the ones doing that.

18:28

We're over there killing women and

18:30

children. Just so you know. They're

18:32

not war crimes anymore. They're whoopsie

18:34

daisies because we're doing them. Yemen

18:36

health, there it is. Most of

18:38

the 53 kill in U.S. strikes

18:41

were women and children. And just

18:43

to remind you what Donald Trump

18:45

said about Yemen when he was

18:47

running for president. I look at

18:49

your policies. I see secure the

18:51

borders, bring jobs back. I look

18:54

at the Democrats and many Republicans

18:56

and it's foreign war and foreign

18:58

expansion. What is that? What is

19:00

that? Now those god damn democrats

19:02

are all for foreign wars and

19:04

foreign expansion, damn damn democrats, now

19:07

the Republicans are in charge and

19:09

uh... I think it's just a

19:11

failed mentality. It's crazy. You can

19:13

you can solve problems over a

19:15

telephone and said they start dropping

19:17

bombs. I see recently they're dropping

19:20

bombs all over Yemen. You don't

19:22

have to do that. You can

19:24

talk in such a way where

19:26

they respect you and they... So

19:28

it's a... what did he call

19:30

it? A failed mentality. that he's

19:32

now fully embracing. Just so you

19:35

know. The flags represent US military

19:37

bases surrounding Iran. So who's the

19:39

aggressor? That's the United States. That's

19:41

from 2017, that map. And I

19:43

just want to show you, can

19:45

you turn down the volume from

19:48

my computer? This is all the,

19:50

this is a video of all

19:52

the US military bases around the

19:54

world. No other country has this.

19:56

China has one military base outside.

19:58

of their country. Russia has maybe

20:01

20. This is the United States.

20:03

That's the United States. Keep going.

20:05

This is it. This is the

20:07

United States. This is how our

20:09

country ends. Look at it. Look

20:11

at it. Look at all our

20:14

military bases. Look at all the

20:16

military bases. Look at all those

20:18

military bases we have off of

20:20

China. We have them in Australia.

20:22

We have them in Australia. We

20:24

have them everywhere. We have them

20:27

in Australia. We have them everywhere.

20:31

And you wonder why there's

20:34

homeless people everywhere. You wonder

20:36

why you can't ford bread.

20:39

You wonder why you can't

20:41

ford to go to college.

20:43

That's, that's for real. That's,

20:46

uh, yeah. Just think of

20:48

all those stick pins as,

20:51

uh, you know, acupuncture. And

20:53

we're just relieving the pain

20:56

of the world. That's what

20:58

that is. By

21:00

how do we relieve them of

21:03

the pain? Where we relieve them

21:05

of the burden of having their

21:07

own minerals, oil, and resources? That's

21:10

what those things do. Want to

21:12

see it again? Want to see

21:15

it again? Want to see it

21:17

again? This is the United States

21:19

Military Empire. This is how all

21:22

empires end. This is why the

21:24

dollar is going to be worthless

21:27

soon. Here it is. You

21:29

know, we'd be better off taking

21:32

the money we spend on those

21:34

things and just giving the money

21:36

to the people, at least we'd

21:38

have goodwill. Look at this. There's

21:40

nuts. Look at all the military

21:42

bases. Let's go over to Europe.

21:45

Let's see. How many? Look at

21:47

that. Boom. Look at the Middle

21:49

East. It's nonstop military bases everywhere.

21:51

And you're paying for it. In

21:53

one way or another. And Trump

21:56

and Doge are never ever going

21:58

to close those military bases. They're

22:02

not. So they're going to go

22:04

after your Social Security and your

22:06

Medicare and your Medicaid before they

22:08

go after that. So all that

22:11

show about Doge and USAID and

22:13

NED, which was good. It's good.

22:15

They should get rid of that

22:17

stuff. But that was all window

22:19

dressing compared to the big problem.

22:21

And Steve Bannon was on the

22:23

show and he said, you'll know

22:25

they're serious if they decide to

22:27

go across the Potomac, which means

22:29

the Pentagon, which means this. There's

22:31

no reason we need this. What

22:33

this is, is capitalists want a

22:35

gun to go extract wealth and

22:38

resources from other countries. That's all

22:40

this is. And why do you

22:42

think we have so many of

22:44

them in the Middle East? That's

22:46

where the oil is. And how

22:48

many times we're going to overthrow

22:50

governments so we can steal their

22:52

oil and natural gas and resources?

22:54

Look at that. Africa, the Middle

22:56

East, just jam packed. Okay,

23:01

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23:03

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your support. So there's been a

23:47

bit of a problem with the

23:49

people they're sending to El Salvador.

23:51

So here is Marco Rubio. He's

23:53

going to admit that the people

23:56

that they said were trendy argua.

23:58

Aragua the gang members now. They're

24:00

not all gang members turns out

24:02

and then we're going to tell

24:04

you what they're The real reason

24:07

is behind them sending them there.

24:09

Watch this. Secretary Arubio, when you

24:11

and President Bukele, you mentioned Trenderega

24:13

several times, when you and President

24:15

Bukele negotiated the deal to transfer

24:18

the U.S. deportees to his prison

24:20

in Secote, did you discuss any

24:22

provisions to ensure that individuals mistakenly

24:24

identified as gang members would have

24:26

access to legal recourse? or that

24:29

they can secure the release if

24:31

they are wrong and wrong. Yeah,

24:33

we have, we have, that that

24:35

list was carefully vetted, provided to

24:37

us by Homeland Security, we have

24:40

confidence in it. What we negotiated

24:42

is the reality that they, they

24:44

in El Salvador, comply with all

24:46

the international habina, habina, habina, habina.

24:48

No kidding. Requirements for imprisonment. So

24:50

we sent them people with a

24:53

combination of people. Gang members. People

24:55

we knew were involved in. Oh,

24:57

a combination of people. That's new.

24:59

I was told it was all

25:01

trained in Agua, all gang members.

25:04

Now it's a combination. Activities that

25:06

were not productive to the United

25:08

States. Oh, they were doing activities

25:10

not productive to the United States.

25:12

We'll tell you how to be

25:15

productive, Bal. Hang on. All of

25:17

them removable, in terms of our

25:19

laws, all of them. Every single

25:21

one of them was someone who

25:23

was removable from the United States,

25:26

their respective, and MS-13 And that,

25:28

so it was a combination of

25:30

people that we sent. It's a

25:32

combination. And we may send more.

25:34

We'll see. So Adico House has

25:36

a little bit of information. Let's

25:39

listen. Nicholas, my doodle, might have

25:41

just helped us off this strange

25:43

mystery of mass deportations of Venezuela.

25:45

but to El Salvador. So to

25:47

get you guys caught up, the

25:50

Trump administration just rambled up a

25:52

bunch of random Venezuelans claimed they're

25:54

in a game sent them to

25:56

El Salvador and just put them

25:58

in prison without a trial, without

26:01

due process, and without a thorough

26:03

investigation. And you know, I bought

26:05

for you deporting criminals and gang

26:07

members and anybody like that. supposed

26:09

to be allowed to a court

26:12

hearing. In fact, Trump appointed lawyers

26:14

recently have been pushing back on

26:16

this, I mean, judges, Trump appointed

26:18

judges. Like, this is nuts. Let's

26:20

say they just pick you up

26:22

off the street. You're not a

26:25

gang member. You're not, they don't

26:27

give you a court date. You

26:29

have to have a court date.

26:31

Here we go. Trump administration claimed

26:33

that these people were part of

26:36

the game train Giardois, which is

26:38

a gang and really an international

26:40

criminal organization based out of Venezuela.

26:42

Now the reason everybody finds this

26:44

particular mass deportation a little bit

26:47

strange is because the Trump administration

26:49

isn't sending these Venezuela back to

26:51

Venezuela. He sent them to El

26:53

Salvador to one of the worst

26:55

prisons in the world. And by

26:58

the way Venezuela said they would

27:00

take them. Didn't send them there.

27:02

without any trial process. We don't

27:04

even know if these people are

27:06

actually part of the game and

27:08

many of them have zero criminal

27:11

history. I mean as we speak

27:13

there are... Now this is the

27:15

same stuff that people screamed about

27:17

when George Bush was doing it.

27:19

They're doing the extraordinary renditions being

27:22

just grabbing people off the street,

27:24

putting them in a van, shipping

27:26

them to Guantanamo. And the reason

27:28

why they never gave them any

27:30

of those people the trials because

27:33

they didn't have any to do

27:35

with any of it. So there

27:37

was, oh, you know, but I

27:39

think there was a couple thousand

27:41

people there at one time. Now

27:44

there's like 30. Lawyers from Venezuela

27:46

appealing to El Salvador Supreme Court

27:48

because they are questioning the legality

27:50

of the detention of these Venezuelans,

27:52

considering all the information I just

27:54

gave. A lot of people might

27:57

question, why is Trump so perturbed

27:59

by this particular game, Trinji Aragua,

28:01

that he would just go after

28:03

them and then just immediately throw

28:05

them in prison in prison in

28:08

prison in another country instead of

28:10

sending them back to Venezuela. Well.

28:12

Trump messed around and opened his

28:14

big mouth and said, it's because

28:16

we believe Nicholas Maduro and Venezuela

28:19

sent them here, United States, to

28:21

invade the country. They emptied jails

28:23

out, other nations, emptied their jails

28:25

into the United States. That's an

28:27

invasion. And these are criminals, many,

28:30

many criminals. drug dealers at the

28:32

highest level, drug lords, people from

28:34

mental institutions, that's an invasion. Now

28:36

we know that the CIA works

28:38

with the drug cartels, okay? So

28:41

just so you know, all right,

28:43

okay, and the FBI. It's prompted

28:45

Maduro to tell the truth about

28:47

this particular game. Maduro lets the

28:49

world know that this particular game

28:51

is actually used as a tool

28:54

of the opposition to Maduro's government.

28:56

So they're not, they, they're the

28:58

opposition to Maduro. Okay, so they're

29:00

not working with Maduro. Who are

29:02

they working with? The CIA and

29:05

the FBI. Huh? Wait, it's better.

29:07

Watch this. We would like the

29:09

US government to set aside. They

29:11

say there was a plan of

29:13

the Venezuelan government to invade the

29:16

United States. You can turn that

29:18

down a little. And that we

29:20

invaded it with the so-called, trying

29:22

to go to the United States.

29:24

So they understand Trade Day Argo

29:27

Gang served the interest of the

29:29

opposition that you have supported in

29:31

Venezuela. So the people like Juan

29:33

Guaido. They're on the side of

29:35

Juan Guido The president of Colombia

29:37

took the criminal gangs including trade

29:40

de Argua from Venezuela to Colombia

29:42

from there he spread it Leopold

29:44

Lopez With Gilbert directed relations with

29:46

trade de Argua gang Personally and

29:48

the FBI has quite a few

29:51

Recordings okay, you could turn it

29:53

back up In his

29:55

administration, despises this game. They literally sent

29:57

the military to the prison that they

30:00

game was started because they basically turned

30:02

the prison into a leisure complex for

30:04

themselves. Maduro also makes it known that

30:07

Leo Paldo Lopez, a former opposition leader

30:09

of Venezuela, has often worked with this

30:11

gang to facilitate some of their criminal

30:14

activities and also some oppositional activities within

30:16

Venezuela. He also said that former president

30:18

of Colombia, and it's important and remember,

30:20

Ivan Duquet, called Maduro dictator, supported Juan

30:23

Guaido, and wanted to see Maduro overthrown.

30:25

And Duquet supported the overthrow of evil

30:27

Morales. And then Maduro says the FBI

30:30

has plenty of recordings to prove all

30:32

this and that the FBI has even

30:34

been involved. And as it turns out,

30:37

ladies and gentlemen, an FBI agent got

30:39

caught trying to tip off, one of

30:41

the members, look at a day, they

30:44

had a blog gang. So now. So

30:46

isn't that interesting? This gang, working with

30:48

the FBI, the CIA, the FBI, the

30:51

CIA, the opposition to Nicholas Maduro, those

30:53

types of those types of those types

30:55

of people. All of this should be

30:58

making sense. This gang is acted as

31:00

an asset for the United States, and

31:02

that wouldn't actually be out of the

31:05

norm for the US because we know

31:07

they use cartels and criminal organizations all

31:09

the time to facilitate criminal activity around

31:12

the world, especially in Latin America. But

31:14

the problem is, the gang is actually

31:16

in Latin America. But the problem is,

31:18

the gang is actually a problem, and

31:21

Trump promised mass deportations. You said that

31:23

they were part of. then the world

31:25

would figure it out. And the world

31:28

would also like to know why your

31:30

investigation was so bad. And your Intel

31:32

was so awful that you accidentally sent

31:35

200 Venezuelans back to Venezuela as gang

31:37

members when they were never part of

31:39

this game. So, and so the implication,

31:42

what Niko's saying is that most of

31:44

these guys aren't the gang members. These

31:46

are Venezuelans. that aren't part of the

31:49

gang and if you would send them

31:51

back to Venezuela they'd buy soon be

31:53

revealed they weren't part of the gang

31:56

now we already showed you for sure

31:58

there was a couple of those people

32:00

that were gang members, we already showed

32:03

you that. So here's more to this.

32:05

You send them to El Salvador without

32:07

due process in a prison they'll never

32:10

get out of in hopes that no

32:12

one will ask any more questions after

32:14

you send them there. Because if this

32:17

gang truly is an asset of the

32:19

United States, then you can't disrupt their

32:21

criminal organization or they're not going to

32:23

continue working on your behalf. Or they

32:26

would at least be less effective. in

32:28

helping you oppose the Maduro administration, which

32:30

is obviously a goal of the United

32:33

States and has been a longstanding goal

32:35

of the United States for some time.

32:37

But also for what I'm understanding what

32:40

he's saying is that they really didn't

32:42

send that gang to El Salvador because

32:44

that gang's actually working with the FBI

32:47

and working with the opposition in Venezuela

32:49

that we want to overthrow Maduro. They're

32:51

working with us to overthrow Maduro. That's

32:54

what he's saying. So

32:56

of course if you arrest too many

32:58

of them, they're just going to start

33:01

snitching and saying, well, we were working

33:03

with this FBI agent, we were working

33:05

with this CIA agent, we were working

33:07

with this politician, and then everybody involved

33:09

gets exposed. And the world within figure

33:12

out the United States was working alongside

33:14

a criminal organization and international criminal organization.

33:16

Just to help support its opposition of

33:18

Nicholas Maduro. So by taking 200 random

33:20

Venezuela and sending them the El Salvador

33:23

you make it look like you're being

33:25

tough on this gang that is actually

33:27

working on your behalf Without ever having

33:29

to verify that these people were actually

33:31

part of this game while that particular

33:34

gang gets to continue So if they

33:36

were actually part of that gang, why

33:38

wouldn't you want to give him a

33:40

court date to verify it? That

33:44

leads to this. I think

33:46

US interest while pretending like

33:48

the Trump administration is actually

33:51

keeping its promises. But in

33:53

actuality, it's just continuing business

33:55

as usual, just like the

33:58

Biden administration. So the implication

34:00

is we're in the United

34:02

States government, these FBI, CIA,

34:05

they're in bed with that

34:07

great gang that he's saying

34:09

they're cracking down on. Of

34:12

course, they're part of the

34:14

opposition in Venezuela. And so.

34:16

The implication is they're not

34:19

actually cracking down in that

34:21

gang. They just grabbed 200

34:23

random Venezuelans and shipped them

34:26

out of the country. We

34:28

showed you the one was

34:30

a soccer player. It was

34:33

actually tortured by the, according

34:35

to him, the Maduro government.

34:37

So I don't know, that's

34:40

pretty interesting. What do you

34:42

think? What do you think,

34:45

Michel? Is that interesting to

34:47

you? Well, you know, to

34:49

me, you can see just

34:52

how, I mean, like, as

34:54

soon as you showed us

34:56

the story that they're being

34:59

all collected and taken to

35:01

one prison system, I'm like,

35:03

but they're all not from

35:06

that country. Why are you

35:08

going to that country? Why

35:10

are you going to that

35:13

country? Right. Why that country?

35:15

Why wouldn't you send them?

35:17

I thought they were going

35:20

to be sent back to

35:22

their homeland. Right. being

35:24

that they could still communicate

35:27

with each other and still

35:29

do whatever they want to

35:31

do. So. It does, you

35:33

know, there are people here

35:36

that are commenting right now,

35:38

they're like, no, they should

35:40

just be sent back, they

35:42

don't get due process. No,

35:44

they do get due process.

35:47

The minute you don't allow

35:49

people in our country to

35:51

have due process that goes

35:53

against what our country is

35:56

about. The whole thing is

35:58

like, they can do that

36:00

to them, they can do

36:02

it to you. The inability

36:04

for people to see what

36:07

they do to someone else,

36:09

they're not. there locking people

36:11

up for protests now they're

36:13

locking people up and kicking

36:15

people out of the country

36:18

for criticizing another country think

36:20

about that how crazy that

36:22

is so yeah I mean

36:24

I guess you then you

36:27

you you admire a Gestapo

36:29

then I guess you admire

36:31

a Gestapo then I guess

36:33

you admire the SS and

36:35

the stazzy state all that

36:38

shit you're supposed to hate

36:40

fascism and communists and and

36:42

Gestapos and stazis and you're

36:44

supposed to hate that stuff

36:47

We're supposed to be better

36:49

than that. Oh, it's fucking,

36:51

it's not me yet. So

36:53

the important thing is, this

36:55

is a smoke screen. It

36:58

doesn't even matter. None of

37:00

that shit even matters. What

37:02

it looks like is that

37:04

this is a big smoke

37:07

screen, that the government, your

37:09

FBI, is working with these

37:11

people. You know that, right?

37:13

You know the CIA and

37:15

the FDA. They work with

37:18

the drug cartels. They don't

37:20

oppose them. So guess what?

37:22

Bobby Kennedy made a big

37:24

announcement. So this is from

37:26

Holden Kalata. He says big

37:29

food CEO told RFK Jr.

37:31

what really terrifies them in

37:33

a private meeting two weeks

37:35

ago. Today RFK Jr. revealed

37:38

what they told him. And

37:40

then he did exactly what

37:42

they were afraid of. Here's

37:44

something else that's going to

37:46

rage your idiot liberal friends

37:49

that Bobby Kennedy's going after

37:51

some corporate drone. Just to

37:53

let you know. So here

37:55

it is, two weeks ago,

37:58

RFK Jr. met with CEOs

38:00

of Kraft, Heinz, General Mills,

38:02

Tyson Foods, Smuckers, with a

38:04

name like Smuckers, that has

38:06

to be good. And PepsiCo,

38:09

for a private meeting in

38:11

DC. I also say this,

38:13

that food companies all came

38:15

and met with me, two

38:18

weeks ago. And they're scared

38:20

of me, but... They're more

38:22

scared of Governor Morrissey. Because

38:24

what they said and the

38:26

reason said well tell us

38:29

what you want we're going

38:31

to do it and they

38:33

said but stop these governors

38:35

from passing these laws because

38:37

we don't want a patchwork

38:40

where West Virginia and California

38:42

are banning food dies and

38:44

we have to make special

38:46

products for those states so

38:49

they're terrified of this of

38:51

what you're doing. So that's

38:53

he's talking about a governor

38:55

governor who's thinking of Doing

38:57

his own banning of bad

39:00

pesticides bad chemicals in the

39:02

foods. That's what he's that's

39:04

what he's talking about Governor

39:06

Patrick Morrissey West Virginia He

39:09

this made West Virginia the

39:11

first state in the nation

39:13

to make sweeping changes to

39:15

clean up our food defying

39:17

big food CEOs and let's

39:20

let's listen to him first

39:22

of all I'm proud to

39:24

launch what I'm calling the

39:26

four pillars of a healthy

39:29

West Virginia. First, we have

39:31

to clean up the food.

39:33

We really do. We gotta

39:35

clean up the food, but

39:37

you gotta back away from

39:40

the buffet. Come on, buddy.

39:42

Learn to be just a

39:44

little hungry. And then go

39:46

into ketosis. Okay? Here we

39:48

go. Let's start with no

39:51

more dies and dangerous additives

39:53

in the schools. Look at

39:55

that. We know that studies

39:57

show that can lead to

40:00

issues with hormones and hyperactivity

40:02

and learning challenges for kids

40:04

and even cancer. Our kids

40:06

deserve better and now they're

40:08

going to get it. That's

40:11

why. Earlier this week, we

40:13

took the first step to

40:15

remove those harmful dies from

40:17

school nutritional programs and food

40:20

items throughout the state. And

40:22

we're going to make large

40:24

the official state vegetables. Okay.

40:26

And anybody looking for those

40:28

dangerous chemicals can stop by

40:31

my house if you know

40:33

these guys. I'm thankful to

40:35

the legislature for their leadership

40:37

in passing this bill. to

40:40

make sweeping changes to clean

40:42

up our food. Okay, I'm

40:44

gonna hope, I'm gonna hope

40:46

some of those changes include

40:48

the hormones and antibiotics they

40:51

pump into the farm animals.

40:53

I wonder if that, I

40:55

wonder if it includes that.

40:57

Okay. But

40:59

you know, but without color coded

41:02

food and liquids, how can we

41:04

program our children? That's my question.

41:06

Governor Morrissey also signed the intent

41:08

for the state of West Virginia

41:11

to file multiple snap waivers banning

41:13

soda and ultra-processed foods, ultra-processed food

41:15

from snap purchases. So here's what

41:18

you have to keep in mind.

41:20

A snap recipient. So if you're

41:22

getting food stamps, that's what that

41:24

is. If you're too poor and

41:27

you need assistance. And I remember

41:29

even Adam Corolla when he was

41:31

a kid, he said they used

41:34

to get food stamps. You know

41:36

much they get? They get $187

41:38

a month, which turns out to

41:40

be $6.16 per day. So if

41:43

you want to get rid of

41:45

ultra-process foods, which everybody does, you

41:47

have to make real foods less

41:50

expensive, not more expensive than ultra-process

41:52

foods. That's why they eat the

41:54

ultra-processed foods, because it's cheap. Yeah,

41:56

that's why they'll go to fast

41:59

food restaurants. And that's why they'll,

42:01

you know. They live in food

42:03

deserts and they don't have fresh

42:06

food and they have to eat

42:08

nothing but ultra processed food. You

42:10

know, either you give them healthier

42:12

food or you give them more

42:15

money to buy healthier food. Okay.

42:17

By the way, I think my

42:19

voice can travel. Isn't it a

42:22

wonderful and historic moment to have

42:24

a Kennedy in West Virginia? What

42:39

does it say? I don't know

42:42

what it says. They say make,

42:44

is it maha something? maha Virginia,

42:46

I wonder. He better. Now I

42:48

will be signing the- I hope

42:50

that's a reinforced chair. Anyway. For

42:53

the state of West Virginia to

42:55

file multiple snap waivers as I

42:57

described. Oh, there he is. He's

42:59

signing it. Okay, exciting. They got

43:02

the kids around them. Because it's

43:04

all about the kids. That kids

43:06

like, you better side that. What

43:09

did their hats say? I can't

43:11

see what it says. Make America

43:14

healthy again. I think that's what

43:16

it says. Looks better on Bobby.

43:18

Then RFK urged all the other

43:20

governors to do exactly what Big

43:22

Food asked him not to do.

43:24

Get in line behind him. Let's

43:26

listen. The message I want to

43:29

give to the country today and

43:31

to all the other governors is

43:33

get in line behind Governor Morrissey

43:35

and apply for a waiver to

43:37

my agency and we're going to

43:39

give it to you. That's the

43:41

way we're going to win this.

43:44

So he's telling each individual governors,

43:46

go ahead, do it yourselves, apply

43:48

to my agency, which is exactly

43:50

what Big Food doesn't want him

43:52

to do. They want a uniform

43:54

set of regulations. And he's saying,

43:56

screw it. Do it individually in

43:58

your own states. He's

44:04

got I got one more slide

44:06

here. I don't know what this

44:08

is. Let's watch I you know

44:10

I want to commend Governor Morris

44:12

He not only for his vision

44:14

but for his courage because it's

44:16

very very hard and for these

44:18

legislatures who are pushing this deal

44:20

All of them are getting calls

44:22

every day from the big soda

44:24

companies the sugar soda and the

44:26

fake food companies We're not eating

44:28

food. We're eating food like substances

44:32

Yeah, food-like substances that are addictive.

44:34

Yeah, like pink slime. That's your

44:36

hamburger meat. McDonald's the pink slime.

44:38

Remember that when we covered that?

44:40

So, here's the, this is the

44:42

USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins. She pledged

44:44

to work with RFK Jr. to

44:46

reform snap and stop subsidizing soda

44:48

and ultra-process foods. Let's listen to

44:50

what she says. I would welcome

44:52

dose to be involved. I think

44:54

any time that the government and

44:56

massive government programs like the SNAP

44:58

program, which is our food stamp

45:00

program, anytime you can get sort

45:02

of a business perspective on are

45:04

we hitting our goals, what are

45:06

the metrics, what is the metric

45:08

for success? Oftentimes these government programs

45:10

are started with the idea that

45:12

you're going to help people, it's

45:14

not a handout, it's a hand

45:16

up, and then years later, the...

45:18

The programs are even bigger and

45:20

you've got more people on them

45:22

and are we really giving people

45:24

a hand up or is it

45:26

instead a handout? So if we

45:28

can have a whole other group

45:30

of really smart people looking at

45:32

SNAP and other programs at USDA

45:34

that will allow us to ensure

45:36

what are our metrics for success,

45:38

are we meeting those metrics for

45:40

success? Will we ever take food

45:42

out of a hungry child's mouth?

45:44

Of course not. This is the

45:46

United States of America. But truly

45:48

this program has grown so large,

45:50

especially in the last administration. Under

45:52

Biden, I think snap grew almost

45:54

30% more than before. We really

45:56

have to look at. where that

45:58

money is going, what is being

46:00

spent on. I look forward to

46:02

working with Bobby Kennedy as we

46:04

figure out, do we have the

46:06

healthiest choices? So when a taxpayer

46:08

is putting money into SNAP, are

46:10

they okay with us? with us

46:12

using their tax dollars to feed

46:14

really bad food and sugary drinks

46:16

to children who perhaps need something

46:18

more nutritious. So these are all

46:20

massive questions we're going to be

46:22

asking and working on in the

46:24

coming months. Are Americans okay with

46:26

us using their tax dollars to

46:28

feed really bad food and sugary

46:30

drinks to our children who need

46:32

something more nutritious? I don't know

46:34

if you've shopped at Walmart. They're

46:37

not only okay with it. They're

46:39

throwing a parade for it. And

46:42

they'll give you your own float,

46:44

you can drive around Walmart to

46:47

buy all those sugary snacks. In

46:49

years, and I look forward to

46:51

solving some of these major, major

46:54

issues for this country. So this

46:56

is a small first step. I

46:58

think it's a step that would

47:01

have never been taken if RFK

47:03

wasn't there, so good for him.

47:05

And I'm looking for way more

47:08

of this. I'm looking for way

47:10

more of this. way way more.

47:12

So this is good, it's good.

47:15

Hey, yeah, we need to, so

47:17

you can't just stop them from

47:19

using SNAP to buy ultra-processed food

47:22

and sugary drinks. You have to

47:24

give them alternatives. That's the important

47:26

thing. So now let's see how

47:29

that works out. Because people don't

47:31

want to eat shit. People would

47:33

rather eat good food. But we

47:36

have to make that available. We

47:38

have to get rid of food

47:40

deserts. We have to put that

47:43

into the school lunches, good food,

47:45

instead of ultra-process. And of course,

47:47

the big sodas pushing back on

47:50

that. And the big food companies

47:52

are pushing back on that. So

47:54

this is a very good first

47:57

step. We need more of that.

48:01

You know I've said on this

48:03

show a million times that this

48:05

left-right divide that the whole world

48:07

is put into Is phony and

48:09

you really elucidate why that's a

48:11

phony game and you use the

48:13

terms uppists and downists and the

48:15

uppists are the people the elite

48:18

the handful what I call them

48:20

the handful of billionaires that actually

48:22

control things the W EF the

48:24

Bilderbergs the people like that and

48:26

then there's everybody else And well,

48:28

I like how you, and there

48:30

really is a cabal or a

48:32

society of the haves, the upests,

48:34

as you referred to them in

48:36

your book, that really do want

48:38

to control everything and they've been

48:40

doing it for a long long

48:42

time. And let me just read

48:45

a bit from your book on

48:47

page 31. You say, you actually

48:49

quote Carol Quigley. who was, who

48:51

Bill Clinton actually quoted, and she

48:53

says, the argument that two parties

48:55

should represent opposed ideals and policies,

48:57

one perhaps of the right and

48:59

the other of the left, is

49:01

a foolish idea, acceptable only to

49:03

doctrinaire and academic thinkers. Instead, the

49:05

two parties should be almost identical,

49:07

so that the American people can,

49:09

quote, throw the rascals out. at

49:12

any election without leading to any

49:14

profound or extensive shifts in policy.

49:16

And that's exactly the world we

49:18

live and that's the whole, that's

49:20

like Ben, the the raison d'etre

49:22

of this show is to make

49:24

people realize that meet the new

49:26

boss, same as the old boss,

49:28

right? And that there, neither of

49:30

them are going to, neither of

49:32

them are going to give you

49:34

affordable health care, neither of them.

49:36

are gonna give you make sure

49:39

that you're taking care of the

49:41

workers are taking care of and

49:43

said they're both in bed with

49:45

the corporations they're both in bed

49:47

with the military Trump's ending a

49:49

war in Ukraine and he's trying

49:51

to start another one in Yemen

49:53

and Iran Which is could be

49:55

easily World War three because Iran

49:57

is aligned with Russia and So

49:59

that's the it's so we don't

50:01

it you know George Carlin had

50:03

talked about we have the illusion

50:06

of choice and that's exactly what

50:08

Carol Quigley was saying with we

50:10

we have to have two parties

50:12

to give people the illusion of

50:14

choice And every four years they

50:16

get to throw the bums out,

50:18

but we just replace them with

50:20

the same bums that are controlled

50:22

by the same people. Right now,

50:24

Bernie Sanders and AOC are doing

50:26

a nationwide tour, and all of

50:28

a sudden, they're fighting the oligarchs

50:30

for the last four years, even

50:33

though more billionaires, almost twice as

50:35

many billionaires backed... Joe Biden and

50:37

Kamala Harris has backed Donald Trump.

50:39

So they weren't fighting those oligarchs,

50:41

right? Because here it is, right?

50:43

So there they are on, Bernie

50:45

tweets this out. Oh look, Trump,

50:47

so it's called fight the oligarchy.

50:49

They're on a fight the oligarchy

50:51

and they're bragging about how much

50:53

more popular they are than Trump

50:55

was, even though they're lying about

50:57

the seats and the, they're lying

51:00

all the way through it. Brianna

51:02

Joy Gray, who used to be

51:04

Bernie Sanders' press secretary, tweeted this

51:06

out, retweeted, Bernie Sanders' tweet, and

51:08

she says, this is going to

51:10

seem sinister when they tell these

51:12

people to vote for oligarchs in

51:14

2028, just like they did in

51:16

2020, and just like they did

51:18

in 2024. And so that's a,

51:20

so in fact, let me just

51:22

show you here how. This woman,

51:24

I think, used to be a

51:27

Democrat, and she kind of exposes

51:29

this lie on Fox. Let's listen

51:31

to it. There is such an

51:33

irony to Democrats talking about oligarchy,

51:35

because of course, for every one

51:37

billionaire that backed President Trump, Kamala

51:39

Harris had two. Nine of the

51:41

ten richest counties in America are

51:43

represented by Democrats. 65% of Americans

51:45

making over $500,000 a year today

51:47

are Democrats. 75% of hedge fund

51:49

managers who make political donations donate

51:51

to Democrats and 95% of political

51:54

donations from the top three management

51:56

consulting firms go to Democrats, meanwhile,

51:58

President Trump absolutely crushed with Americans

52:00

who make under $100,000 a year.

52:02

The Democrats are the party of

52:04

the wealthy. And Donald Trump is

52:06

representing the working class because he

52:08

simply lifted the pro-worker elements of

52:10

the Democrats' agenda when they abandoned

52:12

the working class to cater to

52:14

their rich base. This is all

52:16

performance art. And what's so upsetting

52:18

about it is they are being

52:21

paid by the American people. to

52:23

serve them and they're doing nothing

52:25

of the kind. So she's got

52:27

a lot right there and she

52:29

gets a lot wrong. And the

52:31

wrong part was she said that

52:33

Donald Trump is he picked up,

52:35

he picked up lip service, he

52:37

picked up the words, the verbiage

52:39

that the Democrats used to use,

52:41

but of course he's not doing

52:43

that, right? Of course he's there

52:45

to give a tax cut to

52:48

millionaires and billionaires. He's there to

52:50

make sure the military industrial complex

52:52

gets their cut, Wall Street gets

52:54

their cut. and you know whatever

52:56

happened to no tax on tipped

52:58

wages whatever happened to no tax

53:00

like that's not the first thing

53:02

they're doing at all and of

53:04

course they're not cutting the Pentagon

53:06

and this isn't a new game

53:08

this is that and this is

53:10

a so she's right about that

53:12

the Democrats are now the party

53:15

of the rich and for and

53:17

it's flipped to where workers are

53:19

voting for Donald Trump, not because

53:21

Donald Trump has done anything to

53:23

actually look out for them, but

53:25

because they've got nowhere else to

53:27

go. And Donald Trump actually offers

53:29

them rhetorically an alternative to the

53:31

Democrats, but he doesn't inside. substance

53:33

offer them an alternative to the

53:35

Democrats. And that's what you talk

53:37

about in this book, right? Essentially,

53:39

yes. And I think you're right.

53:42

She got a lot right there,

53:44

including it's all performance art. I'll

53:46

just extend that, yeah, to both

53:48

sides of the. Bird of prey,

53:50

both wings of the bird of

53:52

prey, are attached to the same

53:54

bird of prey and they are

53:56

praying on you. And just as

53:58

an example of that, I mean,

54:00

for example, the, hey, we're taking

54:02

back the Panama Canal, America first,

54:04

yeah, yeah, yeah. Who did they

54:06

give it to? Yeah, who was

54:09

behind that deal? Who got on

54:11

the phone with Trump in his

54:13

first days in office to say,

54:15

hey guys, let's, let's do that,

54:17

let's cut a deal here, let's

54:19

cut a deal here, Yeah, Black

54:21

Rock took over the Panama Canal.

54:23

So we didn't take it over.

54:25

We didn't take it. The United

54:27

States, the people, the workers, they

54:29

gave it to Black Rock. As

54:31

if they need America first. Yeah,

54:33

because they need more power. Right.

54:36

So it is performance art. It's

54:38

like, it's like professional wrestling or

54:40

I liken it to the Matrix.

54:42

You'll remember back in the Matrix,

54:44

they said that the first. The

54:46

first iteration of the matrix was

54:48

one where you got anything you

54:50

wanted any time. The robots made

54:52

people believe that they were living

54:54

in this wonderful utopian you could

54:56

get anything you wanted. People would

54:58

pull themselves out of that matrix

55:00

because they couldn't believe it. They

55:03

had to make it more and

55:05

more realistic so people would want

55:07

to stay in, you know, put

55:09

some hardships in there, put some

55:11

things, put some struggles, so that

55:13

you could finally get a system

55:15

where people will want to stay

55:17

in the matrix. I think that

55:19

is essentially the governing systems that

55:21

have been going throughout history. And

55:23

you've had all these different types

55:25

of government systems that have come

55:27

along, but democracy, oh wonderful. Hey,

55:30

you get to put your vote

55:32

in the slave suggestion box once

55:34

every few years. That's your power.

55:36

And that's the thing that you

55:38

can do to change the world

55:40

and blah, blah, blah. And they

55:42

give that to you. So that

55:44

you not only stay in the

55:46

system, but stay invested in the

55:48

system. And unfortunately, what is the

55:50

result of that, as I say,

55:52

the stakes keep rising and rising

55:54

as more and more power accrues

55:57

in the hands of this executive

55:59

presidency to the point where it's

56:01

a life and death matter. I

56:03

can't, we have to have that

56:05

seat of power and we will

56:07

do anything to get it. And

56:09

suddenly, half of the population becomes

56:11

your mortal enemy. It's those people.

56:13

It's my neighbor. is the reason

56:15

my life sucks. It has nothing

56:17

to do with the people at

56:19

the top. It's the people around

56:21

me and we gotta fight them.

56:24

That is the system that they've

56:26

gotten us into. And so when

56:28

I'm talking about up-down politics, believe

56:30

it or not, I'm sure this

56:32

will surprise you. I was a

56:34

bit of a science nerd when

56:36

I was growing up. And I

56:38

remember, yeah, when I first started

56:40

to think about multi-dimensional physics, like

56:42

what does it mean to have

56:44

more than three spatial dimensions? And,

56:46

but one simple explanation comes from,

56:48

for example, Carl Sagan presented this,

56:51

talking about flat land, and the

56:53

idea of these people who live

56:55

in a totally completely two-dimensional space,

56:57

and you have these like squares

56:59

moving around on, on, as Sagan

57:01

was demonstrating on his desk, and

57:03

they could interact with each other,

57:05

but they had no concept of

57:07

this up and down dimension. And

57:09

suddenly, something comes from the upper

57:11

dimension into their world. And they

57:13

can only perceive it in a

57:15

two-dimensional way, and it can move

57:18

around in ways that they can't

57:20

comprehend, because there is no up

57:22

and down. There's only left and

57:24

right. So what on earth? How

57:26

did this thing appear? Suddenly, when

57:28

you go to three dimensions, it's

57:30

like, oh, I see what's happening.

57:32

I understand what's happening. This object

57:34

came down into flat land from

57:36

the third dimension. Well, in the

57:38

same way, politics. What the only

57:40

thing we ever talk about now

57:42

is left and right and I

57:45

guess center but it's a line

57:47

all of the political universe is

57:49

a straight line and that's the

57:51

only thing that we can talk

57:53

about and the only way can

57:55

perceive it. And so suddenly when

57:57

when things start moving around in

57:59

ways that we don't understand and

58:01

hey that guy said he was

58:03

on our side but suddenly he's

58:05

on the other side and all

58:07

of this stuff what what's going

58:09

on? We need another dimension in

58:12

order to understand what's happening. So

58:14

if we add the up and

58:16

down dimension suddenly we start to

58:18

understand the political world in a

58:20

way that makes sense. Oh I

58:22

get it there's authoritarian, who want

58:24

more centralized oligarchical power, and that

58:26

means there must be a down

58:28

direction. People who don't want that,

58:30

people who want more power decentralized,

58:32

down to the local level, down

58:34

to the individual. So there's suddenly

58:36

a different dimension that's operating here,

58:39

and we can better understand that

58:41

our mortal enemies who are oppressing

58:43

us are not your neighbor who

58:45

voted the wrong way. It's the

58:47

people at the top who we're

58:49

trying to control you. Look up,

58:51

that's where we should be directing

58:53

our power. Well, I've said this,

58:55

exactly, you got it exactly right,

58:57

and I've said it several different

58:59

ways, which is why I have,

59:01

my audience is made up of

59:03

people on what's considered the left

59:06

and what's considered the right. and

59:08

they're just divided that way, you

59:10

know, kind of in a phony

59:12

way, because they all have the

59:14

same common interests. So that's the

59:16

thing that the upists, the oligarchs,

59:18

don't want people to realize that

59:20

they actually have more in common

59:22

with their neighbors than they do

59:24

with the ruling people of their

59:26

own political party or persuasion. That

59:28

I have more in common with

59:30

the magga person than I do

59:33

with Bill Gates or John Kerry.

59:35

or Bill Clinton or the Obama's,

59:37

right? And that's the thing. And

59:39

so they want you to hate

59:41

your neighbor and blame your neighbor

59:43

for the pain you're feeling. And,

59:45

you know, most recently, they wanted

59:47

the Democrats wanted you to hate

59:49

the Republicans for the pain you're

59:51

feeling during COVID because they wouldn't

59:53

take a vaccine and that didn't

59:55

work the way they said it

59:57

did in the first place, right?

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1:00:09

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1:00:11

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