Rebel News Podcast - ANDREW CHAPADOS ｜ Invisible Handshakes with Eric Butler & An0maly

00:00:00.000 welcome back to a very special as always andrew says on the rebel news network we are here with

00:00:12.180 eric butler how are you eric tatum report.com report no pine on instagram coming back from

00:00:18.400 texas at cpac yes dallas texas uh i'm doing well man thank you for having me of course

00:00:24.060 no problem i wanted to get you on and talk about our beloved beau jiden um every single time i

00:00:31.280 think we talk there's a new biden gaff have you been watching some of this stuff like it's getting

00:00:36.500 worse and worse and i know we probably talked about it before that it's you know uh getting as bad as

00:00:41.920 it could possibly be but i want it like there's even like as we speak i'm sure he's doing something

00:00:47.200 olivia do you have that one that's him putting on his jacket i think i sent you a couple

00:00:53.060 the flight jacket right where he couldn't really get the flight jacket on is that what happened

00:00:57.160 yeah let's take a look at that it's sad i think it goes on for a minute and a half i think i sent you

00:01:01.540 a couple of those olivia in the in the chat there but it's he's coming off of air force one i think

00:01:09.520 yeah show this or he's coming off of whatever helicopter one is it called i don't know with a

00:01:14.180 mask of course i don't know how we explain that one and he just can't and his poor wife can you see

00:01:21.740 this eric i can definitely see that and i i uh i wouldn't say his poor wife at all i think she's

00:01:29.860 actually the the mastermind behind this thing she's letting this guy drive it into the wall and she

00:01:34.720 needs to be held accountable i think there's a minute and a half there him trying to put on a jacket

00:01:39.920 and uh she has to help him he doesn't know really what he's doing he picks up something off

00:01:44.620 the ground too which is amazing i heard um i forget who it was on on one of the networks i want to

00:01:50.340 say msnbc but i shouldn't just say that but i will um uh they're saying jill biden should be

00:01:56.920 the surgeon general and she's got a doctorate of education i think is what it is isn't it

00:02:02.580 oh that was whoopie goldberg wasn't it what was it whoopie said yeah right can we try to find that

00:02:08.320 olivia i didn't send you that but whoopie goldberg talking about jill biden like are these

00:02:12.780 could they be i know joe biden was vice president but i still want to say he's unqualified because he

00:02:19.200 doesn't know where he is jill biden i mean she said that um she said a lot of stuff about him

00:02:25.460 like she doesn't think he's gonna run i believe she said um she gives what did she say in the speech

00:02:31.300 the bogadas of new york oh yeah yeah she dude that was the that was the um the breakfast taco

00:02:38.580 right same speech right um yeah dude the jill by the whole entire biden family and this is very

00:02:45.860 peculiar i don't even know how it got this bad like maybe it was just pre-iphone era pre-social

00:02:52.180 media that we didn't we couldn't really you know and that's why we see so much censorship i always

00:02:56.560 want to bring it back to that between the censorship and this two-tier justice system that has been

00:03:00.920 exemplified by what happened to donald trump last night that i'm always screaming about but how did

00:03:06.120 it really get this bad i mean that's an honest question like was it like this in the clinton era the

00:03:11.280 bush era obama or has it just excuse me has it really just been kicked into overdrive because

00:03:18.180 donald trump was gunning was going to do something that these people just i mean

00:03:23.520 how do you justify this sort of crazy lashing out it's just inexplicable i truly don't know and

00:03:31.880 as you know will this wake anybody up that's always the question will it wake anybody up will

00:03:37.800 somebody say all right uh you because cuomo came out and said something i was kind of saying so

00:03:42.680 maybe i don't know right well i want we have the uh let's hear wood whoopee said this we have that

00:03:48.720 here i see that and dr jill becomes a surgeon general

00:03:54.080 joe bide's wife because she you know he would never do it but she yeah she's a hell of a doctor

00:04:01.240 she's an amazing doctor i just like her and phd yeah i don't i don't know i could be wrong

00:04:06.220 she's she's a teacher but you know look at her on the end so like i used to think that whoopee was

00:04:14.200 the most sane one because i remember when they wanted to blacklist it was the people from will

00:04:18.800 and grace wanted to blacklist trump supporters in hollywood she said we don't do that sort of thing

00:04:23.740 and i was starting to think she was one of the more sane ones but then with the tp usa stuff and like

00:04:29.180 and this she didn't even know she was a doctor you should just be surgeon general i don't know

00:04:32.680 if she's a teacher or not or what she's got a doctorate in but i thought she was an amazing

00:04:37.000 surgeon or something she then they had to do this thing where they walked back their tp usa claims

00:04:42.560 and i know will witt's been talking about this on his new thing the florida standard it's called and

00:04:48.920 there was people who dressed up as neo-nazis which is always a plant i don't think there's been

00:04:54.740 a neo-nazi group since like the 80s and people said they still get free speech but they tried to

00:05:00.520 say that it was part of the tp usa event they had to walk that back and she said no they just agree

00:05:05.600 with them then they had to walk that back all within like the span of one show and then she

00:05:09.500 said that they share some of the same ideologies and she had to walk that back so i don't think

00:05:13.820 that whoopee goldberg knows exactly what she's saying at any given time but i guess you get away

00:05:18.200 with that at like what is it 11 in the morning or like one in the afternoon depending on where you are

00:05:22.900 it's like you go on the price is right and say something people probably aren't going to notice

00:05:26.600 but well i'm also curious though because she said it so confidently like oh she's a hell of a doctor

00:05:33.360 like what are you talking about you don't need to do that but yeah she's a hell of a deal but what what

00:05:37.860 what are you talking about and secondly um i know that you know there was probably some you know some

00:05:45.140 trump kids working in his administration but they they don't like that right like couldn't can we

00:05:50.420 imagine if uh take the cuomo brother for instance if we have uh chris cuomo on cnn obviously some

00:05:58.120 years ago or a year ago whatever he left but if we saw uh don jr or eric trump or any of those people

00:06:04.840 who had a regular television show it would be it would be not it would be non-stop chaos and they

00:06:10.080 would say you can't do this but so for whoopee to immediately just say well yeah that's his wife

00:06:14.500 like is there no sense of like nepotism there just because you don't even know what you're talking

00:06:18.920 about she's a hell of a doctor you just literally made that up and b you're just saying well she

00:06:22.600 just deserves it because she's joe biden's wife like what are you even talking about whoopee uh they

00:06:28.940 and this is how we get there this is how we get to these radicalized people that uh they're they're

00:06:34.080 you know they love uh the left-wing people are loving the trump raid on twitter and it's because

00:06:39.720 they watch stuff like this obviously cnn so i don't know man i like to think every i go back and

00:06:47.200 forth i like to think that most people can see through it but then again sometimes i just don't

00:06:51.960 know man it's a tough call well have you seen this handshake yet that happened today as we film this

00:06:57.740 uh yeah where he went back to shake his hand again yeah let's show that this is literally i counted four

00:07:05.120 maybe five seconds let's play this one two three four five hand out again within five seconds he forgot

00:07:15.860 and then the hmm did i already shake his hand within five seconds he forgot where he was and

00:07:25.000 what he was doing that's pretty devastating like i don't know how anyone they had him hidden for what

00:07:30.840 two weeks the first bout of corona and then six days or something after that he was testing positive

00:07:35.620 again so almost two weeks i think he was basically out of commission off camera and then he comes back

00:07:42.080 and and does that but what about the conspiracy eric imagine they were doing this on purpose

00:07:46.480 maybe i shouldn't even said that because we're gonna get off on a tangent imagine they just send

00:07:50.520 out a guy who's not joe biden and he's just like let's make him look ridiculous to distract from

00:07:55.460 everything else but i saw the robot biden right like people were talking about the robot biden clip

00:08:00.820 right the cgi one shout out to that guy with the uh sweat hanky too of course out there perspiring

00:08:08.000 next to joe biden there throw that back up um i i don't know what's going on here bro but

00:08:14.460 it just becomes so painfully obvious and i think this is why they're throwing every single thing at

00:08:19.740 the wall bro like are we to believe that it's just a a sheer coincidence that he said he had cancer

00:08:26.980 then tested positive twice now i i may have missed it i was driving and doing the stupac thing but

00:08:31.560 did he just come back out here and start shaking hands with the air again or looking for another

00:08:36.200 handshake again but did we get did the news break that he tested negative now like i mean that's

00:08:41.380 what don't we hear so much about oh uh test results and positive negative did we get a report that i

00:08:48.440 don't even know negative and now he's back out see if you can find that and we'll we'll stop uh making

00:08:53.360 you run around here let me see if you can find an announcement of him testing negative now because

00:08:58.340 if i didn't see that i saw that he tested positive again the other day and i think he came back out

00:09:02.780 from the woodwork yesterday out of the basement as they say remember when they used to say trump

00:09:07.480 was hiding in his basement all the time and then biden literally conducted a campaign from his

00:09:12.980 basement that was pretty amazing but i think he came back out yesterday but uh this trump raid that

00:09:19.760 they're doing or that they did sorry the fbi on monday or is today yeah it's on monday and yesterday

00:09:27.920 yeah and they're at mar-a-lago i guess probably what's going to happen is the florida governor is

00:09:33.480 going to look into it but i read that they said um okay i see it throw that up uh biden test negative

00:09:38.620 for covid okay there we go we'll continue isolation well he's not isolating that's for sure um so that

00:09:44.700 must have been what date what's the date on that one two days ago so he's out of isolation already

00:09:51.240 so i guess something was too important uh yeah august 6th that says so he's already back out and

00:09:58.760 about forgetting where his jacket is oh he's sick from covid he doesn't know where he is but uh i read

00:10:04.520 in all the information they put out with this trump raid um this week was it was about documents that he

00:10:11.340 took from the white house that he they said he they requested several times to get them back from him

00:10:17.580 and that was what it was about and also they mentioned that um joe biden in the white house

00:10:24.980 has no idea about this so you go and raid a former president the previous president and the current

00:10:31.700 president has no idea about that i don't see how that's possible and if that is possible and that did

00:10:36.360 happen then you have a head of the fbi who admitted that they did know about it going rogue and

00:10:42.260 basically doing something that hasn't been done since what the 60s um or was it the 70s i'm not

00:10:48.100 sure with watergate where they go and randomly find this um it's pretty strange that biden wouldn't

00:10:54.060 know about this but they're probably thinking you know we can't handle anymore we can't handle joe

00:10:58.980 biden answering this question but that's what i want to hear eric i want to hear joe biden's

00:11:03.420 explanation as to why this happened don't you well in in joe biden's defense i can't stand this guy

00:11:09.780 i think the entire family is totally corrupt but in his defense he doesn't know what's going on like

00:11:15.020 it doesn't surprise me that he didn't know they can like i would venture to say they told him and

00:11:21.300 he i mean it's just so he's in the wind bro that guy he is not pulling the strings he is not running

00:11:28.840 the country he i mean how many times we see all the gaps the handshakes and stuff the hair sniffing but

00:11:34.200 how many times do we get the get him on like the quote-unquote hot mic he's like whoa where where

00:11:40.320 am i going what like he doesn't know what's happening so he would not be able to explain this

00:11:47.160 at all and unfortunately he won't have to and just to bring it full circle that's the two-tier justice

00:11:54.820 system that we see like you can imagine if i mean donald trump saying that joe biden was colluding

00:12:01.940 with ukraine was enough for them to him impeach him just for saying that so it's just so crazy um

00:12:09.460 i would i would love nothing more than to see joe biden explain this or or kareem jean pierre spin this

00:12:17.080 thing and tell us um exactly why this happened because and what's crazier though is that when you

00:12:23.880 watch the left-wing instagram accounts and stuff they're you know they're all so celebratory

00:12:29.480 but they're they're just eating these little droppings every single time like you didn't i mean

00:12:36.000 these people who are cheering this are they still believe that kyle rittenhouse shot three black people

00:12:41.460 they still believe that jacob blake was shot dead they still believe i mean every single thing it's like

00:12:48.580 the wiley coyote in the roadrunner or lucy in the football like we got him this time bro it's all a

00:12:55.820 complete facade and they refuse to see through it it's this is no longer like just regular ignorance

00:13:01.100 this is like being so steadfast like ignoring things on purpose has charlie brown been canceled

00:13:08.180 yet i feel like it must have been there's got to be something in charlie brown that's been canceled

00:13:13.080 but i think when your um invisible handshake counter goes above one then it's time to start asking

00:13:19.180 questions i think he's at at least two now there's one where he turns off to the side and nobody's there

00:13:23.980 and now five seconds eric and he's forgetting that he shook a man's hand that's standing right in

00:13:29.840 front of him that's incredible have you seen what's in this new inflation relief package olivia see if

00:13:36.220 you can find that i think fox had a short list of it i'm sure somebody else has a bullet point of the

00:13:42.300 inflation relief bill i believe it's called and um it's a lot the euphemisms never stop i know right

00:13:49.140 that's how they sell it that's how they even though on the surface you don't even have to dig

00:13:53.920 into something that called inflation relief we're going to print more money and spend more of your

00:13:58.880 money in order to reduce inflation i believe the correct thing to do would just literally be send

00:14:04.200 the money back to you you've collected it through taxes to literally give it back i think that's the

00:14:08.860 about the best thing you can do but i know it has something to do um they've got some credits in

00:14:15.300 there for green energy um i'm sure there's there's ukraine stuff they passed another half billy as i

00:14:21.980 call it uh to ukraine recently do we have anything on that yet olivier you need to keep looking probably

00:14:27.660 i think the most notable thing that i saw was the uh was it 78 or 87 000 new irs thing yeah

00:14:37.120 um that's like the the title track as some might say um some might um but my thing is and everybody's

00:14:45.540 talking about you know the uh they didn't raid hillary they're not going after hunter biden um but

00:14:51.760 and that's those are all true things right that is those are 100 valid questions however i'm a little

00:14:58.740 bit more concerned with why you can hire an army of irs agents but you can't put anybody at the border

00:15:08.240 are we to believe that these um i don't i don't want to get i forget the exact number is 87 or 89 or 90

00:15:15.260 so whatever i think it's 87 000 more to to go after what 200 billionaires in the entire country

00:15:22.780 well they haven't said that there is the there's a clip that came out on nbc the other day where he

00:15:28.760 said are these going to only be making these going after people only making over 400 000 and the guy

00:15:33.900 said we're not going to do that so what i hear when a country without money and who's spending out of

00:15:40.840 control says that we're hiring more irs agents it means they're going to be milking people dry um for as

00:15:48.040 much as they can throw up whatever that is olivia um inflation reduction what tax hikes are on the

00:15:53.500 bill let's read some of this uh months of negotiations 739 billion over the next decade

00:16:00.980 um revenues going towards initiatives of course designed to combat climate change and curb

00:16:07.180 pharmaceutical prices i mean some of that could be good as well as efforts to reduce the nation's

00:16:11.420 30 trillion dollar bet it includes no i do think go ahead that well i was just going to say i do think

00:16:17.760 that and you can fact check me on this but trump had some sort of executive order that was putting

00:16:22.820 a cap on pharmaceuticals that was uh dissolved by joe biden and now he's doing it again so it's the same

00:16:30.020 thing that we saw when he says oh well we created x amount of new jobs it's like no you just gave people

00:16:35.480 their jobs back after you took them away and as far i mean are we to believe that these agents i mean

00:16:42.440 are they going to be tracking the the financial status of these migrants that have hopped over the

00:16:49.360 fence and they're busing all over the country are you going to track them are you going to track

00:16:52.060 the guy who just deposited 601 dollars i think we've discussed it before but i know in canada

00:16:58.500 refugee employment rate is around 10 percent now i don't know if it's the same for the u.s at all

00:17:05.900 because of how many you know people from central america would claim refugee status they're probably more

00:17:11.140 work able than people coming from a war-turned country but that i think in itself tells you that

00:17:16.440 there's a problem with the refugee system if somebody's just be coming to another country for

00:17:20.880 economic reasons as opposed to which was syrian refugees coming here uh don't ask me why we

00:17:27.280 selected a particular one it was just person at the time let's bring that back up olivia i know there

00:17:31.060 was 433 billion in new spending while roughly 300 million uh benefits russian republicans argue the

00:17:39.520 measures does little to tackle higher prices and even uh left-leaning economists are saying this

00:17:44.380 too non-partisan congressional budget office will have a negligible impact on inflation i know bernie

00:17:50.480 sanders says um it's going to have little to nothing not that he's an economist it's the fact that he's

00:17:55.880 disagreeing with you know his own party on it um yeah talking about how it wasn't the two trillion

00:18:04.360 corporate minimum tax impose a 15 minimum tax on corporations based on profits they publicly report

00:18:10.840 on the financial statements to shareholders um the levy would only apply to companies that report more

00:18:17.480 than one billion dollars in income democrats to the levy would affect over around 200 of the country's

00:18:22.720 largest corporations with profits so we're taking money from the large corporations and we're putting

00:18:28.640 it towards climate change i think it's another one of those situations eric where it's taken away from

00:18:34.120 other billionaires and put it towards my friend who's also a billionaire so that his energy

00:18:40.160 corporation because they like to attach things like green energy to a person that you know just

00:18:46.780 loves everybody it's green energy therefore it's just made of love there's nobody making billions

00:18:51.820 of dollars off of it elon musk perfect example electric cars richest or top three richest man

00:18:58.340 that were people in the world people persons even so like just the idea that's going towards green

00:19:03.520 energy is supposed to mean that it's good but like we we all know that green energy doesn't

00:19:08.260 automatically mean electric cars even though that you have to there's that famous uh video where it's

00:19:14.060 being powered by a coal plant nearby but it also means solar panels which are made in china which i'm

00:19:19.900 sure it's going to funnel their way somehow and of course wind energy isn't nearly as efficient as

00:19:26.180 everybody would like it to be right now so i think eric it's another situation where it's i prefer my

00:19:31.160 billionaires over your billionaires but we're saying that we're saving you guys while we do this no

00:19:35.920 yeah well i think you're actually maybe giving them a little bit too much credit even like to say

00:19:41.860 we're all supposed to believe that it's good when you talk about green energy like yeah i guess for

00:19:47.540 the regular normie who's just like the surface level like californian maybe that works but i'd venture

00:19:52.960 to say that when most people hear green energy they think scam i mean think about solyndra remember

00:19:58.700 solyndra i mean it was a complete and total scam they've been doing this uh it was um some sort

00:20:05.840 of green energy firm that barack obama gave government contracts to however many billions of dollars

00:20:11.420 in the bay area i believe of all places and it uh it was deep it was it failed after like two or three

00:20:19.140 years so it was to me i mean it kind of felt like a money laundering scam solyndra it was maybe 2013

00:20:27.360 or something don't quote me on that you could look it up but that's what i think i mean that's

00:20:31.180 like tattooed on my brain it's like this green stuff is a complete and total scam and their lack

00:20:37.080 of again i don't know if it's a lack of knowledge or if it's just a willful malice but you when you

00:20:44.800 say they'll tell people oh it's just going to be the companies the billion dollar companies like bro

00:20:49.000 that's like i get it i nobody are the billionaires like they're all so successful corporate greed

00:20:56.060 but that stuff is going to trickle down like do you think that uh you're what a car that cost you

00:21:03.820 25 000 in 2019 is still going to cost you the same amount even though they're forcing these new

00:21:11.100 taxes and all this stuff that that gets trickled down to the customers and they never want to put

00:21:15.320 the dots together they never they always want to pretend that these things are completely separate

00:21:19.980 from each other and they're just not and i don't know if this is like they literally don't have the

00:21:25.860 the brain power like i mean this is like fifth grade stuff like there there's a chain and that's

00:21:31.220 why even even with rona like they were oh well we're just gonna shut down the whole economy like

00:21:36.740 that ruins everything it's a domino effect and you're pretending they knew it was a managed decline

00:21:41.480 they knew exactly what they were doing but there's some people out there who think this is

00:21:45.860 think think it's good it's crazy to me i don't know how how we reach these people well if you think

00:21:51.520 about it if it's an inflation reduction act and we're charging the companies that we already buy from

00:21:57.000 more i think it's pretty obvious like conceivably this would be the amazons microsoft's walmart's

00:22:04.000 companies that are gigantic would be paying more in tax and then we're already play paying higher

00:22:09.980 prices because of inflation they're just going to raise their prices more so either they want

00:22:14.620 people to go poor or they want these companies to to earn less money either way it's not going to work

00:22:19.760 out good in terms of reducing inflation harm and like i said if you really want to reduce inflation

00:22:24.840 there's like half a billion dollars in there you can just give back to people or or put into something

00:22:30.440 i mean wouldn't it make more sense to give subsidies to companies like to grocers or farmers

00:22:37.600 something to make their things cheaper the things that you absolutely need and dare i say it gas

00:22:43.620 companies even though i don't think they need the money conceivably it makes conceivably it would

00:22:48.060 make sense to give them the money so that they could lower the prices for everyone because if you just

00:22:54.400 give out half a billion dollars to 300 million people let's say it's not going to be much money

00:22:58.460 per person but perhaps you gave it to a few companies they could lower their prices so i think what they're

00:23:03.420 doing is actually the opposite i'm not an economist but i think i'm smart enough to know that when

00:23:08.040 inflation is high printing more money is not the correct thing to do there it's to be more stringent

00:23:15.120 with government spending and make sure you're not printing money and probably make cuts to the

00:23:19.900 government and i think uh we can start in a few places they would never do that of course they would

00:23:24.380 never do that i think one of the newest ideas i think one of the newest ideas was cutting the

00:23:29.180 department of education that trump said even though isn't his uh that betsy devos girl wasn't

00:23:35.380 that his appointee yeah but i think she's all i think she's been saying that the whole thing has

00:23:40.800 been corrupt i mean she was supposed to be you know the kind of like the education trump where she

00:23:45.820 was going to kick down sandcastles or something so i i am not i do i will say that i don't um we

00:23:52.840 don't trust these teachers unions so i think getting dude all of these government entities

00:23:58.080 have been completely soiled they're rotten from the core so i'm gonna be i'm it's gonna be tough

00:24:04.800 for me to find one even before this fbi raid um even before all these new irs agents like it was

00:24:11.060 gonna be hard for me to trust one that was actually working in the people's favor and while this is all

00:24:18.000 happening they're saying oh well the inflation reduction act um and you know green stuff and health

00:24:24.360 care so they need to raise money for that stuff right so that's why our taxes are going up or

00:24:29.720 perhaps they're not actually going up but they're going to be more strictly enforced so joe schmo who

00:24:35.420 makes you know 30 000 35 000 in a year he's not going to be able to skate anymore so they're coming for

00:24:41.920 that six grand that he that this guy who's just barely skating by owes them right so so perhaps the

00:24:48.240 taxes aren't going to go up but they're just going to be they're going to be looking at it with a

00:24:52.040 with a fine tooth comb and make sure that they they get you but while all that's happening

00:24:55.820 they're giving a billion dollars worth of uh military equipment to ukraine and let's never

00:25:03.100 forget what happened was it last last august about a year ago was it august uh the afghan withdrawal

00:25:08.760 when they left billions of dollars worth of equipment just on the ground there and then they come back

00:25:12.780 to us and say we need more money same thing with uh scott weiner you know california senator the

00:25:18.560 creepiest man in all of american politics oh monkey pox is a it's an it's an emergency we need

00:25:23.860 more federal funding it just never ends like everything is an emergency everything needs more

00:25:28.480 federal funding and we can all see well i guess all of us can't see it but a lot of us can see it now

00:25:34.860 and as soon as you start to talk about it then you get shadow ban you get your youtube videos demonetized

00:25:41.180 or deleted so um it i hate to say and i don't know where we're where we are as far as like a paywall

00:25:48.360 or something but we've been in this war for a long time and i think last night might have been like

00:25:53.180 a little bit more of an official declaration i would say maybe i'm getting off track a little bit here but

00:25:57.480 i would say sort of biden dipping his toes into this declaration of war was back in uh last summer

00:26:05.300 when he said something along the lines of this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated i'm my my patience

00:26:11.580 is running thin or something like that like my patience is running thin to people who just decided

00:26:17.040 they don't want to take your your elixir that we have the 4k video of you six months earlier saying

00:26:23.120 who's going to take it i wouldn't trust it and now it's mandatory because you're because you're in

00:26:28.040 charge so that was the soft declaration and this whether biden claims he didn't know about it or not

00:26:32.540 this is a hard declaration this is where um that censorship that we always see turns into

00:26:39.500 because the left will always say well you you have free speech it's a private company blah blah

00:26:44.380 but this is where that turns into hard power and uh it's i guess pretty scary bro well now uh we have

00:26:53.400 nancy pelosi saying doing damage control about her trip who knows what she was doing there but she

00:26:59.320 comes back and she says as we know china is one of the freest societies in the world when you find

00:27:05.480 that quickly olivia nancy pelosi china it's from today i think um and she's citing of course some

00:27:11.940 study i'm sure which is not a very good one or just measures uh you know economic something or other

00:27:18.560 because you know you could potentially run a business in china and make a lot of money

00:27:22.560 the government's going to say control if they want to but you could potentially run it

00:27:26.720 and maybe run it easier and start one easier than you can in america or canada but who knows

00:27:31.300 um and i want to get to you about see your time at cpac there when people said let's show nancy pelosi

00:27:37.380 she just looks like she could easily be replaced by like a banshee or something and i know that sounds

00:27:43.620 mean but everyone in this biden administration so decrepit let's show this support the one china

00:27:49.200 policy we go there to acknowledge the status quo is what our policy is there was nothing disruptive

00:27:56.720 about that it was only about saying china is one of the freest societies in the world don't take it

00:28:05.400 from me that's from freedom house let's talk a little democracy courageous people and and it's just

00:28:12.160 i don't know why it is uh except there's some commercial interests who would like to diminish

00:28:18.020 the relationship we still support people don't like china for any other reason when other than

00:28:24.580 wanting to diminish their commercial interests that other people have that's insane so one saying that

00:28:30.400 she went there and doesn't cause any controversy is that why they started rolling out tanks into their

00:28:35.020 streets and threatened to shoot down the plane and then to say we believe in the one china policy even

00:28:40.480 though she wasn't saying that when she was in taiwan and then the pentagon director of the pentagon was

00:28:46.340 saying that she was wrong when he was here on the u.s soil on north american soil at home but suppose he's

00:28:52.140 not saying it over there and now she comes back and she says china's amazing it's only a one china policy

00:28:58.360 it's not me saying that it's one of the freest countries in the world that's somebody else saying

00:29:03.100 that freest society some weird left-wing think tank or something some weird left-wing think tank but

00:29:07.780 i think um maybe this is i think she was she just did her little chip deal right and we know that the

00:29:14.800 chips come from taiwan so she's going there now i know i do understand that she sold the chip stock

00:29:19.520 perhaps under the the pressure of the media whatever but it seems like that could have had something to

00:29:26.600 do with it i don't know people fly around all the world around the world all the time ask hunter biden

00:29:30.960 so she's trying to close up some deal with taiwan and i don't know i don't have much love for china so

00:29:37.280 whatever she can go there and do it but don't come back and say pretend like she's not ruffling feathers

00:29:42.440 and that china is one of the freest societies we just saw the report last week of uh cnn discovering

00:29:48.760 that china is not one of the freest societies right yeah so uh they're they're all over the place this

00:29:54.820 woman is awful i you know she has a little monkey paw thing that she does and um she you know nancy

00:30:01.640 you won you beat the game you're 116 and a half years old you're you're never going to get

00:30:07.700 prosecuted you're never going to get investigated you have all the money in the world you have a

00:30:11.660 mansion on the hill in san francisco you've got a wall around it even though you say that walls are

00:30:15.740 racist you beat the game go home leave us alone that's right pelosi think about that next time

00:30:22.700 nancy i'm sure she's watching were the people you spoke to at cpac are they still are i know it was

00:30:30.980 68 i think said that they would they want trump in the nomination is that the feeling you got there

00:30:35.500 that people are ready for him to come back or do they or are they less apprehensive or more

00:30:40.240 apprehensive than maybe a random poll suggests do you think um i think the vibe was that people

00:30:46.100 definitely wanted trump um now you know he was headlining the entire convention so

00:30:52.300 if desantis was the headliner and trump wasn't there you might have a different crowd of people

00:30:56.260 right um so and and i kind of made that mistake because i genuinely wanted to know but i do think

00:31:02.280 that traditionally the common sense folks or the right-wing people are more open to a debate we see

00:31:07.620 that obviously that the left wing typically uh doesn't like to talk they have the squeaky toys

00:31:11.940 um so i think it was the answer to your question is yes they are ready for trump but it was basically a

00:31:20.100 trump event and i would have i would like to talk to to maybe go to a different event that trump's not

00:31:24.680 at and see if there's a different um and see if there's a different you know a vibe i guess um but

00:31:30.920 there were with that said there were some people who uh were quick to say desantis i even got a couple

00:31:35.940 of people that um were ready for christy known so i was surprised by some but i also got um

00:31:43.740 some people that were very uh i don't want to i don't want to say disgusted but they did not like

00:31:51.700 christy noem at all so there's a pretty wide range but all that said um it was a trump event most people

00:31:58.580 there were ready to support donald trump again and um i think at this rate at this rate bro and

00:32:07.780 this is going to sound like a left-wing thing but literally anything would be better than joe biden

00:32:11.900 like nancy pelosi said a glass of water with a d on it um kanye west i mean anything would be better

00:32:18.400 like just just stop bro but here we are we have and and now with the midterms coming up

00:32:25.380 i think we are at the point where especially with this raid i would have said this before the raid

00:32:30.800 but now this is like doubling tripling quadrupling down if we don't see um you know the republicans

00:32:39.140 shift the house and the senate and all that stuff um then we're gonna know that we're gonna know

00:32:44.440 basically i mean concretely that this is not a fair like this game is rigged from the top down

00:32:51.620 i mean there's just no way it will be interesting to see president kanye if all that happens or if

00:32:58.060 you ask andrew well if you ask andrew yang who's actually come out against the raid um now he's

00:33:04.140 learning that his fans are insane and not very smart if you ask him then everybody's going to

00:33:09.740 vote for a third party in the next race 70 upwards of 78 says andrew yang so maybe we'll get the

00:33:15.660 forward party coming in number one the birthday party coming in number two eric we're gonna let

00:33:21.780 you go we're gonna see if we can get anomaly in and we thank you for coming on again eric butler

00:33:27.380 at tatum report.com and report no pine on instagram you can watch his recent stuff with

00:33:32.240 cpac and um all reporter.com is another place you've been posting that alex stein interactions

00:33:39.240 with yeah yes go ahead and check it out and we got loads more coming we talked to some i don't want

00:33:45.520 to say big names but some pretty interesting people so check out uh my page and the all reporter page

00:33:50.560 report of course for different content that's right all right thanks a lot man cheers now entering the

00:33:57.880 chat anomaly how are you good sir thanks for joining me of course thanks for having me now i've wanted to

00:34:05.380 talk to you about this today because i saw you put something out you saw put i saw you put out a poll

00:34:10.740 on twitter that interested me and i knew from that um about this trump raid on mar-a-lago or the fbi

00:34:16.820 i should i should say that maybe you had an interesting perspective on this now the poll

00:34:21.680 was something about do you think it was um orchestrated to make trump more popular now i

00:34:26.760 don't know if people know that the fbi director i believe it was was appointed by trump now i don't

00:34:32.560 haven't heard anything yet and again we're like a day into this that something um i haven't heard yet

00:34:37.540 that the republicans are doing anything about it maybe dissent is going to do something but what is

00:34:41.860 your reaction to that especially considering the biden administration's claiming that they had

00:34:46.420 nothing to do with it i'm not sure i believe that but do you have a different perspective than what's

00:34:50.900 out there on there i feel like you might yeah well i'll start off by saying i think he's getting a raw

00:34:56.500 deal like i don't think they're that much interested in jeffrey epstein gislay maxwell hillary clinton

00:35:01.840 biden his son you know these are things they're not interested in so i'll start out the gate by saying i

00:35:06.620 don't think it's being um put out there equally you get what i'm saying however you know in america it's

00:35:13.300 not like we've had justin trudeau for like 10 years and the opposition party hasn't had a chance

00:35:18.040 to have any sort of power donald trump was in the white house for four years and he put in that same

00:35:24.040 fbi director who's overseeing the fbi now and as much as trump says i'm fighting the deep state

00:35:29.280 apparently that director ray is not that big of a threat because joe biden kept him there so

00:35:34.580 there's a lot of moves that trump made where i feel like he put a pharmacy lobbyist and executive

00:35:39.620 at the head of hhs which is our entire health department that was the person who ended up

00:35:44.040 declaring the emergency for coronavirus so you know putting a pharmacy lobbyist at the head of

00:35:49.420 hhs is almost like putting bill gates at the head of the environmental agency so you know he did a lot

00:35:54.480 of questionable things and i guess my only thought is not uh you know blaming him for this as far as

00:36:00.740 like he's completely guilty or anything i think he's getting a raw deal but rather that they sat there

00:36:06.080 for four years and didn't really do that much so you know i don't know why they thought that wasn't

00:36:11.400 going to backfire and i'll just say this and be honest you know if you say like hillary clinton's

00:36:15.520 a very powerful and it's to some people scary i mean i'm not scared of her but you know a politician

00:36:20.580 with a lot of power and clout and if you say you're going to lock her up like trump did several times

00:36:24.740 and you don't lock her up don't be surprised when the other party comes in and tries to lock you up so i

00:36:29.900 think it's just like gang or game theory rather but but you know it's like if you're going to say that

00:36:35.020 and not do it expect them to retaliate so i think he's getting a raw deal i don't think it's fair

00:36:39.440 but i think he likes to play the victim a lot and his base likes to act like they're just shocked at

00:36:44.460 everything but it's like hopefully we learned our lesson and if republicans take power again

00:36:48.640 maybe they'll do something this time because last time they really just empowered a bunch of pharmacy

00:36:53.000 lobbyists and people that were swampy and then ran around the country for two years selling these mrna

00:36:58.220 vaccines is the greatest human achievement ever so it's just hard to feel bad for them when i feel like i was

00:37:03.120 betrayed and america was betrayed by their leadership in the last couple years i did see that there's an

00:37:08.660 email that went out for fundraising off of the off of the fbi raid do you buy their reasoning that it

00:37:15.420 was for some sort of classified documents that you do you think that trump would be holding classified

00:37:21.920 documents in his possession at his golf course home but you think if he was purposely withholding them

00:37:27.500 that he might be hiding them somewhere or do you buy that excuse from the fbi or is it too early to tell

00:37:32.440 i would say that my best guess i don't know for sure until it comes out but my best guess is that

00:37:39.480 you know trump probably did something that a lot of other presidents have done and probably got away

00:37:44.300 with like with trump they're looking for an excuse i mean it almost made me like him more because

00:37:49.080 they're looking so hard and they barely had any evidence at all with the russia thing so it made

00:37:53.540 trump way more lovable you're like wow he must really have his hands clean if they can't find anything so

00:37:57.860 with this type of stuff like maybe they got him on something that's like uh you know a technical rule

00:38:03.180 or something so i i would say maybe it is true or something but i'm sure it's something that a lot of

00:38:08.540 other presidents do and isn't seen as a big deal so when you're trump or a conservative you got to

00:38:13.460 really extra watch yourself so i don't we'll see when it all comes out but that's just my own personal

00:38:18.900 guess for now is that he maybe did something that like is a technicality that a lot of other people get

00:38:24.760 away with but i don't really know normally when you yeah have you seen this new inflation relief

00:38:32.600 act and what's in it and i wanted to ask you specifically about it as well because

00:38:38.420 i give you credit for being one of the earliest people to point out how much the inflation was

00:38:43.120 coming there's you and there's another guy named mocha that works here because he's from turkey so he

00:38:47.660 knows how it starts but you i think 2019 on one of the earlier episodes of my show you said the

00:38:54.100 hyperinflation was coming from all the stuff or all the money that trump was printing um you got

00:38:59.620 into a debate about it with um sticks um that was a big thing big one of those big online debates

00:39:05.940 um and you turned out to be right i agreed with you on the premise of what you were saying

00:39:10.560 um one are you getting the credit you deserve on that of course we can brag on this show

00:39:14.560 and two this new inflation relief or inflation whatever they're calling it package where it's half

00:39:20.900 another half a billion to uh to ukraine and all this money for climate change what's your opinion

00:39:27.120 on why they are doing that do you think that they're doing this just to get as much money out

00:39:31.760 of the system the american people as they can before they're inevitably you know take having have power

00:39:37.700 taken away from them or do you think this is you know let's go full steam ahead on actually trying

00:39:43.260 to do this climate agenda do you do you see what i mean by that yeah absolutely to answer the first

00:39:48.580 question you know i appreciate the credit but to me it's just common sense in 2020 you know people

00:39:53.640 get so caught in party politics because you know either they love trump or hate trump so you have

00:39:58.040 the left who never wants to give them any credit and the right who will defend anything he does

00:40:01.880 so i just looked at it and i saw both parties come together to print the trade the cares act it was

00:40:07.380 like a multi-trillion dollar bill they're funneling tens of billions of dollars to big pharma we stopped

00:40:12.120 production for a couple months everybody's locked inside and it took a couple years even to get back

00:40:17.040 to a semi-normal state we're not even back to a full normal so i just saw that and i was like

00:40:21.680 we'd be lucky to not hit hyperinflation i think we'll be all right but when you print that much

00:40:26.180 money and stop production and stop supply chains it was only a matter of time until all of that

00:40:31.500 building up kind of collapsed because i mean it's like you know everybody has money for a year or two

00:40:36.960 because they're printing money and giving you money but this is basic economics that that's going to

00:40:40.600 fail eventually so i want to say you know i think both parties are responsible but then biden comes in

00:40:45.480 he pours kerosene on it and just makes everything worse so i think biden does deserve some responsibility

00:40:50.840 it's not like he's an innocent victim uh but the republicans always like play this controlled

00:40:55.360 opposition game where they do like 40 of it and then act like you know they're gonna fight them

00:40:59.840 next time and they just never do so appreciate the credit on that but i hope a lot of people figured

00:41:04.560 it out by now and uh with this new act you know they're saying it's an inflation reduction act that's

00:41:09.940 the name of it but when it passed you can see major headlines saying we finally passed through a

00:41:14.120 climate bill and a health bill and i'm like wait i thought it was to reduce inflation i believe

00:41:18.640 they're trying to add 87 000 new irs agents to come take americans money and they had some sort of

00:41:24.920 little vote on whether it should just be for 400 000 and over and that apparently didn't pass

00:41:29.760 so they're going to be going after people who make zero to sixty thousand dollars sixty thousand

00:41:33.800 or a hundred thousand everybody you know more than i guess it's a pandemic of we need to suck every

00:41:38.160 dollar out of the american working people after a real pandemic you know i guess that's what they're

00:41:42.580 doing so we see what they're doing here in america and all over the world they are trying to

00:41:47.140 use climate change as an excuse to just redirect everything like a new normal great reset style

00:41:52.920 stuff i'm not saying the climate's not changing but you know i would say it's a very dumb conspiracy

00:41:58.000 theory to think you know they always say your conspiracy there's i think the dumbest conspiracy

00:42:02.040 theory in the world is thinking joe biden klaus schwab justin trudeau uh and aoc and elizabeth

00:42:07.980 foreign are going to save the planet from the climate crisis it's like yeah there's things that

00:42:12.740 we could do better environmentally but a lot of this is just kind of making government bigger

00:42:17.400 um taking away american sovereignty and over the next couple course of years you'll see that

00:42:22.700 you know they're trying to make government bigger and bigger and bigger and personal liberties smaller

00:42:26.820 and smaller so just more of the same i would say in america you know the democrats are the worst the

00:42:32.540 greater of two evils but the game that they keep playing is they keep putting in people like trump

00:42:37.700 who albeit maybe did more they they make you believe that they're going to be different like

00:42:42.280 they thought george bush was different then liberals thought obama was different and now people thought

00:42:46.820 trump was different and even if he proved that he kind of wasn't he they want a second term which

00:42:51.260 i get he's better than biden but i believe this is the game they're playing a successful politician

00:42:55.840 convinces you that they're different so you don't hold them accountable like another politician

00:42:59.980 i'm not telling people to hate trump and not even to not vote for him if you want to but

00:43:04.040 treat him like mitch mcconnell or ted cruz in this country will get better you treat him like he's above

00:43:08.760 everybody else and he's got some sort of special plan you're going to see a lot more of the same big

00:43:13.100 pharma printouts and as much as the right wing says they're fighting socialism in 2020 under the guise

00:43:19.100 of a pandemic they did more socialism than i've ever seen in one year in my entire life so it's all talk

00:43:24.440 with the republican party it's very interesting to see the attempt at the democrats right now to

00:43:31.220 really go for everything and somewhat successfully when a bill like this gets passed through there's

00:43:36.120 been a couple that were blocked through i want to say exposure to the public but the ukraine stuff

00:43:42.600 always makes it through from both sides now this one was a tiebreaker making kamala harris the

00:43:48.000 the uh deciding vote but now i think that they're able to do this stuff i think the the i don't know

00:43:55.280 if it was an act or what it was to limit firearms as much as they could now i think that'll probably

00:44:00.020 get struck down when it's challenged like many other things do but now what they're doing is

00:44:04.840 they're coming after the ability for people to defend themselves and i think that's the last straw of

00:44:09.040 course they've always been doing that in a bit of a sense but they're they're piling up a lot of

00:44:13.820 and i don't even want to call them victories but they're piling up a lot of momentum here where it

00:44:19.700 doesn't matter how people feel and i think justin trudeau as you mentioned as a as one of these

00:44:24.460 proprietors of this a couple years ago realized it didn't actually matter what the public thinks

00:44:29.140 as long as they present it in the formal way and they have everybody on their side to vote for it

00:44:33.440 forward they're going to do that regardless of what the public thinks and i think they're going to

00:44:37.260 try to do that the best they can and i bring this up because there seems to be an influx

00:44:42.040 of evidence now of people defending themselves and some of the powers that be that don't like that

00:44:48.320 do i think joe biden and pelosi are straight up communists no i don't but i think it goes along

00:44:52.980 with their plan to not have a populist that can defend themselves should they say hey we want to

00:44:58.780 be present we want to be in charge for the next 20 years whether it's the next person that they get

00:45:02.680 voted in or if they they change that in some way but there's all these videos coming out i don't know

00:45:07.540 how many of them you've seen there of course is the famous bodega guy defending himself he ended

00:45:12.300 up getting off after public pressure there was a a vegas store clerk who stabbed a guy a bunch of

00:45:18.760 times he's getting robbed by five people i think and olivia see if you can find the other one i think

00:45:23.800 it sent it i sent it to you earlier today um of a mother and a daughter i just want to watch this with

00:45:29.360 you and get your reaction there's a mother and a daughter defending i think it was an independent

00:45:32.940 liquor store olivia do you have that it's the news report of a mother and a daughter and they're

00:45:41.420 defending their liquor store i just feel like there's so many more maybe that we're being more

00:45:46.160 exposed to them now but there's so many more instances of people getting it's in our our messages

00:45:51.260 from earlier i would say it's in america the the violence seems i mean i don't know the stats but it

00:45:57.620 seems like uh robberies are way higher like i live in a place where there's not a lot and there's a lot

00:46:02.220 of smashing grabs and it's starting to increase all over the country so you know definitely cell

00:46:07.220 phones are a big reason why and and uh you know like twitter um but i do think that robberies and

00:46:13.080 theft and violence is increasing in the major cities and they're becoming lawless and we're losing

00:46:18.700 morality in this country i mean it's it's not terrible but i wouldn't go to new york city or los

00:46:23.620 angeles right now that's just let's play this over top olivia uh i just want to see this full thing

00:46:29.660 holding up their liquor store and open fire with guns of their own inside is different

00:46:35.040 i can't believe it's going on i just emptied the chamber i just kept pulling the trigger and kept

00:46:41.420 pulling and kept pulling and kept pulling the drama happened at a family-owned liquor store in tulsa

00:46:46.220 oklahoma the robber burst in brandishing a sawed-off shotgun you can see 30 year old ashley lee opening the

00:46:53.480 cash register and putting her hands up the robber helps himself then heads out but ashley has locked

00:47:00.020 the outside door by remote that's when ashley grabs a revolver from under the counter and hands it to her

00:47:06.920 mother tina they both huddle for cover then the robber returns and mom lets him have it she fires again

00:47:15.140 and again i saw him the rifle and i pulled my weapon and i shot him and then i stood up

00:47:22.460 as he was walking out i shot him again look at the glass in the door shattering the mom takes another

00:47:29.660 shot ashley even grabs another pistol suspect was shot when he came in to rob the store the robber

00:47:36.100 punches his way through the broken glass he wrestles with mom and then it's ashley's turn to open fire

00:47:42.640 it's a life that's taking a lot of shots mom is pistol whipped ashley fires again then he pulls

00:47:49.820 the trigger on ashley firing at point-blank range by some miracle the gun is out of ammo i wish i could

00:47:57.820 have done something sooner before he did her see the crazy thing about that feel bad about that we can

00:48:04.500 come back yeah the crazy thing about that is you might go to jail if you did that in canada if you

00:48:09.420 first of all we don't have liquor stores that aren't government run which i don't know if you

00:48:13.800 know about that in in my province anyway some of the provinces do but only the government gets to sell

00:48:19.020 liquor and weed and can't in in ontario but you can't and they said this as early as a couple months

00:48:25.180 ago you can't defend yourself with a firearm the rights of self-defense isn't a thing in canada

00:48:29.960 so i wonder like what somebody would actually do i guess you just got to let them rob you and i think

00:48:34.760 that's the if you talk to young people and i've had a conversation before with one of my friend's

00:48:40.500 girlfriends frankly and they said just let them steal just let them rob your home and your insurance

00:48:45.560 will cover it and i'm just like is that really what you believe is that what some younger people

00:48:49.500 have been brought up to believe that you should just let the person take your things and you know

00:48:53.480 insurance will cover it i don't know what my point is here normally that was crazy dude i haven't seen

00:48:59.100 that one but first off i want to say they're badasses because honestly you got to think at a

00:49:04.480 certain point like how much money they're stealing how important it is to you like that guy had a

00:49:09.100 sawed-off shotgun if he was just like unarmed and it's like yeah lock the door and then go shoot him

00:49:13.360 i get that but the fact that he had a sawed-off shotgun and that mom was such a boss that she

00:49:18.620 locked the door anyway i mean i guess i could call her a boss but it almost got her daughter shot

00:49:23.680 so i would say in that situation just as somebody that does support the second amendment

00:49:27.960 that was a ballsy move that almost backfired because he has a gun and you lock them inside

00:49:33.200 that you know but uh if you do that you got to make sure you kill them and shoot them right away

00:49:37.320 so in certain states in america you might be charged in other ones it's a little easier to do than

00:49:42.420 canada especially in kansas but if you do that in california new york city like the bodega guy

00:49:46.760 it's going to be a hot button issue but uh yeah i mean there's this old saying that the gun doesn't

00:49:51.760 kill people people kill people and it might sound stupid to some but it's just true so in this country

00:49:57.400 uh we take the second amendment very seriously there's more guns than people and there's so

00:50:02.260 many instances of store owners and people stopping bigger shootings with the gun uh i don't think it's

00:50:07.960 a gun issue i think it's a morality issue it's a you know a lot of people lacking families and

00:50:13.120 fathers technology now is i think making a lot of people uh mentally depressed and obviously there

00:50:19.840 are economic factors too but you know i i support the second amendment but with that particular case i think

00:50:26.040 she was a little foolish to lock the guy inside because uh you know if there was one more bullet

00:50:31.160 in the chamber her daughter would have been killed so not not the best strategy there but uh you know

00:50:37.380 i guess it worked out in the end yeah i'm guessing his shotgun didn't have any shells in it or else he

00:50:42.700 probably would have used that but play stupid games as they say um i wanted to ask you about seeing

00:50:48.540 one of our people i'm guessing it was juan mendoza from rebel news in a tp usa event in florida um

00:50:57.760 what brought you out to that because some people might say anomaly he's anti-establishment what's he

00:51:02.960 doing at a tp usa event uh you want to tell us how it was and how you got involved in that

00:51:07.600 yeah so i uh i was visiting my father on the east coast of america for his 60th birthday

00:51:13.980 and i had contacted a few podcasts that i've been putting off and i tried to do like a whole

00:51:19.180 schedule because i don't like to fly back from california you know like it's such a long flight

00:51:24.100 so i'm like while i'm there let me get some stuff done and i looked and people were talking about it

00:51:28.220 and i was like wow it lines up with tp usa so you know it would be nice to go there and network and

00:51:33.680 talk to people so at first they were happy i was going and then i got a call almost like red flag

00:51:39.420 laws i had red flag tweets and they saw that i was you know challenging tp usa and charlie kirk

00:51:44.460 and telling people to boo ted cruz at their event so i almost got banned uh and then i told them i said

00:51:49.540 i'm not going to spread problems but i'm a conservative who disagrees with certain things

00:51:53.820 they decided to let me in which was smart because i would have been a pr nightmare if they didn't

00:51:58.700 and it ended up being great i did a lot of interviews i met a lot of people i met like marjorie

00:52:03.460 taylor green lauren bobert they said they're a fan of what i'm doing uh i got to really like

00:52:08.080 see a lot of like uh companies and stuff for the conservative side so overall i think uh you know

00:52:14.220 i went with a journalist pass like i'm a news source even though i almost got banned and yeah

00:52:18.760 i don't agree with everything that people are doing but i'm not i'm not a hater i'm not like a

00:52:23.700 you know somebody who's trying to hurt anybody or cause a scene it's just i believe this

00:52:28.560 conservative movement in america is a little too weak and we need to challenge each other

00:52:32.200 and uh you know it was a great experience i met a lot of great people a lot of good conversation

00:52:36.640 of course a lot of the speakers some of them were great some of them were like just whatever

00:52:41.360 politicians but um turned out to be awesome and i'm glad i went because i would never know that

00:52:46.440 so many high profile people are watching my stuff and they like me because a lot of these

00:52:50.740 establishment people will act like uh i'm such a bad guy or something but um you know and and to

00:52:56.240 tposa's credit they do a lot of great work and you know i'm not i'm not here trying to take any real

00:53:01.200 estate from what they're doing i hope they make a lot of money and do well it's just this idea that

00:53:06.640 you know people don't want to challenge certain ideas but i do think tposa is starting to do that

00:53:12.520 and i do think the base is ready you know there's a new sheriff in town and uh you know people are

00:53:18.260 ready for a little bit of change so i it was a great experience and uh i'm a pretty friendly guy i

00:53:24.020 mean i know a lot of people think i wouldn't be but i was going to hang out network and chat with

00:53:28.440 people not like rain on their parade i don't think anyone thinks that you're an unfriendly guy

00:53:33.280 but no it's good to hear that side of the story and i think charlie kirk unleashed himself a little

00:53:38.680 bit with with the vaccine stuff i was surprised when he came out on his podcast and started being

00:53:44.360 completely against the vaccine um in a in a good way i was surprised i didn't think that he was

00:53:49.420 going to go down that road but he did but again there's to this day a hundred million people in

00:53:54.260 the u.s who are unvaccinated so there's still like there's still a lot of people out there who want

00:53:58.900 to hear um that side of the story that point of view and i think it's i wanted to say too i think

00:54:04.560 only 32 percent of people in america got the booster shot so like pretty people rejected the

00:54:09.800 booster you know that's a interesting sign and yeah good i think charlie kirk deserves to be praised

00:54:14.620 you know when he does good stuff and uh i think he has stepped up over the last year or two he's

00:54:19.200 pretty young too you know it's uh he got a big position at an early age so it's it's a tough it's a

00:54:24.460 tough deal to do at any age let alone like how young he is last thing i want to ask you about

00:54:29.320 is from another event that c pack event what did you make of that uh performance art thing did you

00:54:34.620 see that with the guy the mega kid in the cage um i think it was a brandon stroka performance art

00:54:40.740 thing did you see that i did see it i saw pictures and videos of it i think i saw marjorie taylor green

00:54:46.540 like on her knees like at his knees or something how did you feel about that some people think it was

00:54:53.460 it was silly some people think hey this is a reminder that there's people in jail for this

00:54:57.840 how did you interpret that i would say uh to some extent any press is good press and uh you know

00:55:04.680 brandon was super nice to me in the following years before he got in trouble at the capitol

00:55:09.140 and uh you know brandon has a story to tell now that he's uh i don't know if he was on house arrest

00:55:14.840 or what happened to him you know he's free now so he's back to doing his thing and telling his story

00:55:20.020 so i would say from a marketing standpoint clearly it was extremely effective and uh you know i don't

00:55:26.420 know exactly what message he was portraying or what story he has to tell because he has

00:55:30.760 he's dealt with a lot more than i have in that direction but uh you know i do think that people

00:55:36.520 have largely ignored a lot of the political prisoners and i you know this is just my personal

00:55:41.500 take is trump although i don't think he should be charged for it like it's not his fault people ran

00:55:46.380 into the capitol but he is the leader of this movement and i feel like uh a lot of republicans

00:55:51.500 just kind of like throw throw their supporters under the bus ask for their help and then when

00:55:56.360 people need your help they're nowhere to be found so you know i do it in my own way i speak my mind

00:56:00.920 about it and i think brandon shaka has every right to you know do whatever he wants to bring attention

00:56:06.580 to his story and the stories of a lot of other people because some of them i don't know him for sure but

00:56:12.260 some of them they were in jail before their trial and i don't know exactly how that works but a lot

00:56:17.720 of these people are not dangerous enough where they need to be in jail for a long time before their

00:56:21.380 trial even exists um but i think this also shines a spotlight on the american justice system you know

00:56:26.420 we're far from perfect and this type of stuff uh has happened a lot and it will happen more so

00:56:31.760 you know now that trump's in the news it's like whoa the fbi could do this and it's like

00:56:36.300 to be fair they've been doing it to trump supporters for two years now so you know i i respect his uh

00:56:42.920 decision to you know go a little creative with with how to get that out there yeah i think there's a

00:56:49.380 bit of a line that i myself consider um criticizing conservatives a lot and the january 6 stuff falls

00:56:57.380 on the other side of that line ukraine stuff falls on the other side of that line and of course there's

00:57:02.180 always israel stuff that falls on the other side of that line and you know that's the sort of stuff

00:57:07.320 the we can't criticize or talk about certain things that's the sort of stuff that needs to be removed

00:57:12.740 from these you know mainstream parties moving forward if they are to be successful in my opinion

00:57:17.320 when you are unable to be human in the sense that you can't give an opinion on something because of

00:57:23.160 fear of what twitter might say or left-wing news might say and you're already in the space like

00:57:29.060 your job isn't being threatened to be removed i think there's ways to answer it even in a simple or

00:57:36.620 you know you know save not the opposite of unsavory way but basically i think you can talk

00:57:43.820 about it without turning people off if you just give an opinion or just give a little bit of a soft

00:57:49.240 answer i think that's better than completely ignoring it like some of these politicians will

00:57:53.720 they'll never talk with these people in jail some of them will never talk about the fact that uh you

00:57:58.320 know the premier of alberta and canada has a ukraine flag in his profile still and and this money is

00:58:04.720 being funneled to you know who knows where into nazi battalions so i think there needs to be like you said

00:58:10.820 a little bit more toughness in these areas and the only way to do that is to to get in there and

00:58:16.720 for in my opinion force people to talk about it and i think that's happening in some places

00:58:20.060 right i think uh in america especially i'm sure it's similar in canada but there's two different

00:58:25.480 echo chambers not everybody falls into it but like with the left wing they've become such a hive mind

00:58:30.440 you know they're all saying the same thing all the time and they're just fighting the right and when

00:58:34.640 you're fighting the right you feel good because you're winning or you know it's like this big sports

00:58:38.880 game and then on the right you know a lot of people just kind of say the same thing so with january 6 i

00:58:45.000 have a very nuanced take on one hand i don't think trump should be arrested but i do think he is

00:58:49.700 semi-responsible and he had crappy leadership on one hand i think the you know the january 6 people are

00:58:55.220 getting an extremely raw deal an unfair deal and nobody in the gop wants to talk about it on another

00:59:00.360 hand i think they were very foolish to fall for this trap because you know if you even look at

00:59:05.220 twitter or democrat now they're hoping that you know maga gets upset at this fbi raid and does

00:59:10.300 something stupid so they can arrest you too so if you want to play 5d chess you can't run into the

00:59:14.840 lines then and run into their traps so i think people need to take accountability that actually you

00:59:19.580 know broke the law but at the same time if you just stood outside the capitol and didn't do anything

00:59:23.680 you're innocent and they're you know so they're i have like a nuanced take around it but the problem

00:59:27.700 with the right wing is they're so used to getting beaten down by the right wing establishment that

00:59:32.420 they clung on to trump and now what you're starting to see is a lot of people don't have their own

00:59:37.060 identity personality or vision they just follow trump's vision the problem is like we saw with

00:59:42.340 this administration he did a lot of great things but he also did a lot of dumb things put in a lot of

00:59:46.700 dumb advisors put in a lot of you know i would say what they would call quote unquote deep state people

00:59:51.800 whatever you want to call them swampers you know so to me it's like i think he's better than biden but

00:59:56.760 i have my own vision uh at the end of the day if he does something you know whack i'm going to call

01:00:01.860 it out like a real journalist and a lot of people can't handle that so i think that's the problem with

01:00:06.540 all of these topics is people don't have their own vision and identity and they're just running

01:00:10.960 circles around donald trump in the last couple years i don't think he really is a good person to

01:00:15.720 follow you know i think he's a better person than biden to vote for him i voted for him but as far as like

01:00:20.800 his his vision i don't i don't see it for the the future and the present i don't think he has a real

01:00:26.240 grasp on what's going on i think he's almost 80 years old and you know i think biden makes him look

01:00:31.840 good because biden's so like demented that you know trump looks like michael jordan compared to him

01:00:36.280 so you know i find myself in this sort of thing where everybody is turning into an npc left wing and

01:00:41.660 right wing where they literally just repeat others and it's called the echo chamber where if you've never

01:00:46.380 heard another idea you know when i bring these things to tp usa and i talk to people most people

01:00:51.240 agree with me it's just no one's saying it on the stage and no one's heard it before so you know

01:00:55.780 even a lot of left wingers they're caught in their reality tunnel they don't even they've been

01:00:59.320 you know sniffing their own asses for so long they don't even know that they're wrong you know so

01:01:03.720 sometimes the best approach is compassion kindness and just blunt honesty in a way that like you said

01:01:09.740 humanizes people you know don't like be like listen you're i don't agree with that so that's you know

01:01:15.040 that's what i think is happening is a lot of people are just following one narrative or the

01:01:19.160 other and it's understandable because twitter every day here's the story here's what the left

01:01:23.400 saying here's what the right saying it's very easy to just get caught on one of those paths and it's

01:01:27.940 like we're getting like caught in algorithms now you know it's like they're they're putting an

01:01:32.080 algorithm on our brain and we're going left or right so i'm trying to break the matrix and get out

01:01:36.620 of there anomaly thanks for coming on i think i can run the gamut on your socials twitter legend i'm not

01:01:43.920 looking at a piece of paper twitter legendary energy instagram dream rare and youtube with zero

01:01:50.820 anomaly news and hip-hop analysis is that last one right dude you're the man you got it thank you and

01:01:57.740 also lastly when are we getting an album from you i don't know i want at least eight songs speaking of

01:02:05.720 albums is that patriot j song candor was that on an album you dropped that's right that's right

01:02:11.240 that song is such a banger dude it's on my spotify playlist so i'm getting you royalties man

01:02:15.900 thank you that and uh his one with um his one with uh why am i forgetting his name right now he's got

01:02:23.600 another song decure or something with dc capital also on there that's really good too um yeah i want

01:02:30.140 eight okay i'll lower to six songs from you by the end of the year on an album well i'm trying i guess

01:02:35.460 i'm trying to write a book and do a thing and start like a a company i got like eight different

01:02:40.800 things but i i do have a new song that i'm working on so i'm at least working on one but six i'm just

01:02:46.760 i could i got it okay thank you bully me cyber bully me you know that's what i'm best at all right

01:02:52.780 all right thanks again for coming on we'll talk to you soon okay all right thank you

01:02:57.260 send aside where they get to the stalling house side where they get to the walking no side for

01:03:02.020 the people as often rush limbo you know that i'm talking hey rush limbo you know that i'm talking

01:03:08.340 hey look rush limbo you know that i'm sent aside i don't trust a single soul inside need to euthanize

01:03:16.260 sit on their ass while they loot the guys with their suits and ties we rip them off with the strength of

01:03:21.240 gods if i see nancy pelosi or kevin mccarthur we fighting like plutakide yeah

Rebel News Podcast - August 12, 2022

ANDREW CHAPADOS ｜ Invisible Handshakes with Eric Butler & An0maly

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