The FBI raids the home of the Republican front-runner for the gubernatorial nomination in Michigan and arrests him on suspicion of conspiracy to commit espionage. We also discuss the possibility that the FBI is weaponizing the Biden DOJ to go after their political opponents. And we have a special guest, Tommy Altman, who is running for Congress in Virginia.
00:01:23.000The Democrat DOJ, the Biden DOJ has become weaponized and is going after their political rivals, or you have an extremely popular insurrectionist candidate.
00:03:03.000When we were outside for those three and a half hours waiting for the police, Luke gave this tremendous speech, and it was the greatest speech ever given.
00:03:24.000Considering that day we got news that someone had attempted to kidnap and murder a Supreme Court justice, we had to take it seriously.
00:03:33.000And there's a whole bunch of other stuff that's going on.
00:03:35.000Now those terrorists went back to Kavanaugh's house.
00:03:39.000And the reason why I call them that is When you have people violate the law to intimidate a judge, then someone attempts to kidnap and murder that judge, then they come back to illegally protest in front of the house.
00:04:48.000I got one simple message for you here today that it's not the news.
00:04:52.000It's an establishment press release and if you agree with that statement and want it on a t-shirt, you could on thebestpoliticalshirts.com.
00:04:58.000We have a lot of important things to discuss, especially the FBI in Michigan.
00:05:02.000Absolutely awful track record, especially when it comes to their destruction of plots.
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00:08:36.000From TimCast.com, leading Michigan GOP gubernatorial candidate Ryan Kelly raided, arrested in connection with January 6th protest.
00:08:44.000TimCast.com reports the candidate was raided on June 9th on misdemeanor charges related to the protest.
00:08:50.000He is facing four misdemeanor charges, knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building.
00:08:55.000Disorderly and disruptive conduct, knowingly engaging in any act of physical violence against a person or property in a restricted building or grounds, and willfully injuring or committing depredation against property of the U.S.
00:09:07.000The charging documents do not accuse Kelly of ever entering the building.
00:09:11.000He is accused of gesturing for people to move forward while on the Capitol steps.
00:09:15.000They also say that I guess he assisted in someone pulling down... He's also accused of using his hands to support another rioter who was pulling a metal barricade.
00:09:41.000We either have the DOJ being weaponized to shut down popular pro-Trump candidates, or we have a popular candidate who is an insurrectionist.
00:10:38.000They have this entire insurrectionist narrative, and the idea is that the sitting president of the United States, who is the commander-in-chief and has control over the entirety of the armed forces, decided to overthrow the government and have a coup, and he did this by having a bunch of civilians without any guns enter a building they weren't supposed to be in.
00:10:56.000And many of them didn't even go in the building.
00:10:58.000And many of them didn't go in the building, and many of them were waved in by police officers and didn't do anything violent.
00:11:41.000This is the sitting president, commander-in-chief, in control of the military, literally has access to the button that launches nukes.
00:11:48.000And his plot to overthrow the United States government and become some kind of dictator was to have civilians, none of whom or virtually none of whom brought any guns, go towards the Capitol, vaguely gesture that they had in that area.
00:12:01.000It was the worst coup ever in the history of the world.
00:12:03.000Well, these hearings that we're going to be hearing about on national television, the January 6th committee hearings, they're putting out all the stops.
00:12:10.000They want to make sure that this is going to be a spectacle.
00:12:13.000They brought in the former president of ABC News, the man that squashed the Jeffrey Epstein story, that suppressed it, that spiked it, that made sure that this was the famous story, the Amy Robichov Project Veritas story, where she specifically said, we had Bill Clinton, we had all the evidence, we had this years ago, and it was squashed by ABC News.
00:12:34.000That man that was in charge of that is going to be now presenting the showcase spectacle that is going to be presented to the American public in just a few hours from now.
00:12:44.000So you can only expect how corrupted and how bad and how just emotionally manipulative it's going to be attempted to sway the American public towards seeing something that again has been highly manipulated from day one.
00:12:58.000This is something that actually came from polling data, and I've quoted this on the show before, but more people who were polled from the general public want to see an investigation into the 2020 riots than want to see an investigation into January 6th.
00:13:12.000Isn't it a threat to our democracy that we're investigating an event which a minority wants to see investigated rather than something the majority wants to see investigated?
00:13:20.000I'm pretty sure more people want Hillary Clinton investigated.
00:13:22.000I think even a large portion of Democrats did.
00:13:24.000Or just release the list of the clients from Maxwell.
00:13:59.000They set him up at the airport, and he says he was treated like an al-Qaeda terrorist, which is not surprising.
00:14:05.000Especially with just how overbearing and just how insane institutions like the FBI have been that just a few weeks ago, we found out, set up this whole Gretchen Whitmore kidnapping plot, which again was totally unfolded as a jury ruled that the people there were entrapped by the FBI.
00:14:34.000I think Luke makes a very good point here.
00:14:38.000So the FBI raids his house over misdemeanors.
00:14:40.000we saw an instance when we were talking I believe with Nick Cerci about his film
00:14:43.000Capital Punishment of these two old ladies who had the FBI knock at their
00:14:47.000door because they walked through the Capitol after they were welcomed in by
00:14:51.000police and then we go to the Epstein story the FBI raided his island and
00:14:58.000there's not been a single indictment related to it you're telling me they
00:15:01.000didn't find enough evidence to indict a single FBI had witnesses coming forward
00:15:06.000for over 30 years and they decided to ignore those witnesses in that very
00:15:10.000specific case the FBI aided and abetted this larger international trafficking
00:15:15.000and extortion operation which which again it shows you just how badly
00:15:20.000corrupted institutions could be inside of Washington DC leading to the
00:15:25.000suffering of thousands of children in unspeakable ways What we should want, I believe, as a society, is to know why our government is so bad at actually investigating anybody that's going to mess with little kids.
00:17:17.000I think that the, this is what you're going to see from the Democrat party.
00:17:21.000In the midterms, they're going to run on three things.
00:17:23.000They're going to run on abortion, they're going to run on second amendment, take away our second amendment, and they're going to run on January 6th.
00:17:27.000Cause what else are they going to run on?
00:17:29.000Well, yeah, they don't have a good economy, but even with those issues, the particular stance that they've taken on those are all losing issues.
00:17:36.000So gun control has been a losing issue for the left for years and years and years.
00:17:40.000This is not something they've been successful with.
00:17:42.000And then even with their particular position on abortion, I've said a million times on this show, I'm pro-life, Most pro-choice people are not as extreme as the Democratic Party is with their position.
00:17:52.000So when they say, and everyone was arguing this, oh, if the Supreme Court overturns Roe, they're going to be handing the election to the Democrats.
00:17:59.000Because what the Dems are going to do, which is what they have done, is come out with the most extremist abortionist legislation that most pro-choice people are going to say they wouldn't be willing to accept.
00:19:21.000But everyone laughs and they cheer for it.
00:19:23.000We're beyond the point where there's negotiation.
00:19:25.000Right now, I'm looking at some of these other prominent leftists on YouTube, and they're all like, And they don't know or care about what really happened.
00:19:34.000I'll give you a good example, because I love bringing it up.
00:19:36.000When I said on this show, when it comes to trespassing charges, a person has to have been warned for it to be criminal.
00:19:44.000The people on January 6th who were let in the building by police could not have known, because it's a public building, and the cops opened the door and let them in.
00:19:51.000Now the rioters, the people who fought with cops on the other side of the building, yeah, they're going to get arrested, they're going to be charged, they were fighting, it was violent.
00:19:57.000But we're going to see a lot of people who fight it, and they're going to say, I wasn't trespassing, the door was open.
00:20:09.000They conflate what really happened that day between the different sides of the building with all just rioting.
00:20:15.000And it turns out I was right the whole time.
00:20:17.000But those are the kind of people who are going to watch Jimmy Kimmel, and are going to cheer for this, and there's no negotiating with them.
00:20:22.000Because I can say to them, they can watch my video, where I say specifically, the rioters should be charged, and the people on the other side of the building who are led in by cops, you can't charge, or it's going to be difficult.
00:20:32.000And they should be able to see like, they should be able to respond very simply with like, okay, those are fact statements.
00:20:36.000Instead, they just say, we don't care.
00:21:27.000Well, so you mentioned Trump saying that Hillary would be in jail and compared the two.
00:21:32.000Part of what's different about this is Biden is referring much more vaguely to Republicans and certainly is referring to Republican political leaders.
00:21:57.000I mean, because look, I was in the military and having the clearance that I had, if you just left a document or a folder on the table that said top secret, if you leave that in there empty and you leave the room, you can be charged.
00:22:16.000Well, you know, when, when, when, uh, you know, you work for the government, you're supposed to take a hammer to your, your phone so that it's the craziest thing they did, but they did it.
00:22:24.000And I heard people say, well, maybe she didn't take, cause there's courses that you have to take.
00:22:28.000So they're like, well, maybe she didn't take the course and likely she didn't, but it doesn't mean that you're not culpable for violating law.
00:23:04.000The vast majority of people, even 18 months before they voted for Donald Trump, if you'd have told them you're going to vote for Donald Trump for president, they would have laughed at you.
00:23:58.000You know, people all the time, especially campaigning, they want to know where you stand on Trump.
00:24:01.000And the single question that you respond to people with, and this is a God's honest truth, is, listen, the reality is, for the most Americans, what we really care about is how much money we're paying at the pump and how much we're paying for food.
00:24:13.000And so I tell people, are you better today, under this administration, or two years ago?
00:24:18.000For me, it's very clear that my family, my business, we were much better two years ago than everybody was, whether they want to admit it or not.
00:27:04.000There's some questions to ask specifically when it comes to American foreign policy and the unaccountable drone strikes.
00:27:09.000But he did take troops out of Somalia and stopped operations there.
00:27:13.000Biden, just a couple of weeks ago, introduced more troops into Somalia and just two days ago started launching airstrikes inside of that region.
00:27:22.000Look, the reality is, anybody who advocates for war, as somebody who's been to it twice, has either never been to war, or is profiting from it.
00:27:30.000I believe the vast majority of Americans do not want their sons and daughters to go to wars on foreign soils, spill American blood on foreign soils that has nothing to do with American interests.
00:27:38.000That's, I'm telling you right now, that's where the vast majority of Americans stand.
00:27:41.000And what happened to, that was a left position.
00:27:44.000That was like, the left was all about this.
00:28:27.000bombed a civilian restaurant in Yemen, we have no real explanation.
00:28:30.000They said, oh, we were trying to get a terror leader, and they ended up blowing up some kid, an American citizen.
00:28:35.000Now, a lot of people point this out, and I think it's fair to.
00:28:37.000Donald Trump, one of the first things he does when he gets inaugurated, when he becomes president, is order a commando raid, which resulted in the death of a 7-year-old girl, Abdur Rahman al-Awlaki's little sister.
00:28:49.000However, The death of Abdurahman al-Awlaki, the 16 year old, is well known and documented and admitted.
00:28:57.000The death of the little girl is claimed by the family.
00:29:02.000I still think we shouldn't be, Trump should not have been ordering commando raids in Yemen or helping Saudi Arabia in this manner.
00:29:08.000But there's a slight difference in the confirmation of these stories.
00:29:12.000Yeah, lots of things, especially when it comes to geopolitics that become a lot more complicated, a lot deeper down the rabbit hole than we could even understand on them, especially when we hear about the public stories and what really happened.
00:29:24.000There's usually a big discrepancy between both of those.
00:30:00.000It's also interesting because I found that that was not as important an issue to me until I started becoming friends with people who had fought in some of these wars, and they ended up red-pilling me on American foreign policy.
00:30:12.000There's this idea that veterans are pro-war in some way.
00:30:15.000I have found that absolutely hasn't been the case.
00:30:17.000And if I'm not mistaken, was Ron Paul not the most donated to candidate by US service members?
00:30:25.000So the people who actually see this stuff almost always end up opposing it.
00:30:28.000And his policy was non-interventionalism.
00:30:30.000His policy was taking the troops back into the United States and taking care of priority issues here inside of the United States, rather than, of course, being the policeman of the world, which I think there's some important context to, especially with the way that plan has played out in places like Afghanistan.
00:30:44.000That was an absolute mess and a huge investment of wasted money that made the situation that much worse on the ground.
00:30:51.000I'm glad you mentioned that, just in case this didn't hit home for any of the audience members who aren't entirely familiar with Ron Paul and maybe just sort of vaguely know him as libertarian.
00:30:58.000Probably the most anti-war presidential candidate this country has ever had.
00:31:43.000There were enough similarities to where we think it was the same person.
00:31:47.000Upon seeing that, you know, so Jeremy of the Quartering, he's got a big YouTube channel, they apparently pinned him on the ground, cuffed him, they had pointed guns in the face of his wife, and it's particularly brutal.
00:32:24.000If people go to these homes and they are not held to account, and being held to account means you get a slap on the wrist, they take you to the department, take a picture of you, and you leave.
00:32:34.000You go to court and the judge says, don't do it again, and that's the end of it.
00:34:11.000We were going to play a show at John Rich's place, and then we actually had a very serious incident occur, and they were like, we can't do it.
00:34:22.000This is the state of politics in this country.
00:34:25.000During the generation that watched Hannity, you know, Rachel Maddow, the older generation, they're not doing these things.
00:34:33.000You look at that SPLC poll that we pulled up several times now.
00:34:38.000The older generation overwhelmingly does not favor political assassinations.
00:34:44.000Young women, Republican and Democrat, young men, Republican and Democrat, over one-third of all these support political assassinations, with Democratic men being the highest at 44% of them supporting assassinations.
00:34:56.000And this is where we are, which says to me, in the next 10 years, it's going to be... If this sentiment is this prominent, I can only imagine in the next 10, 15, and 20 years, it's going to become mainstream and normal to see this kind of violence.
00:35:10.000Yeah, I mean, honestly, this is a—and we talked about it a little bit yesterday—this is a value of human life issue.
00:35:15.000I mean, the fact that these people showed back up to Brett Kavanaugh's house, nobody even—were they not thinking, like, what about their kids?
00:35:59.000What are you trying to show them by saying, we are a bunch of angry people outside of your house who don't want you to make a particular decision?
00:36:35.000And if the way to get their political agenda across and either establish the social order that they want to establish or protect what they already have in place means that you have to intimidate someone or they get killed, they are clearly okay with that.
00:36:48.000They are clearly completely comfortable with it.
00:36:49.000And no one's talking about the fact this guy had zip ties.
00:36:51.000Who even says he was just going after the justice himself?
00:37:16.000Do you think there's going to be a Democrat voter somewhere who's going to be like, I'm so surprised they supported the thing I protested at.
00:37:49.000I mean, but, I mean, and so even, I mean, to go back to the yesterday, the lawsuit that we were waging against these books that are in schools that are sexually explicit, a lot of parents who have kids in schools, they don't know that these books are in there.
00:38:01.000So here's the issue I'm getting to with this.
00:38:05.000Watching these hearings, the people who are watching it, if someone asks them, do you
00:38:59.000If they refuse to condemn something like this, it just totally undermines their credibility with the center, if there was any that they had left.
00:39:05.000With the center, obviously their political base isn't safe.
00:39:09.000I think there are some number of people who would say like, oh, I think January 6th was serious or an insurrection or they don't know any better, but they would not be on board with a commission led by people who are okay with assassinations.
00:39:47.000He tweeted, Interesting real-life trolley problem in America now.
00:39:51.000If you had the chance to kill Clarence Thomas or Samuel Alito, the two oldest right-wing Supreme Court judges, should you do it while Biden can get his nominees to replace them confirmed?
00:41:02.000What Keemstar then brings up is Ethan Klein saying that he knows for a fact that there were YouTube employees at the NRA convention that Ethan Klein called to bomb.
00:41:12.000So Ethan Klein, the host of the H3 podcast, comparable size to this show, called on people to commit an act of terror.
00:41:19.000Before very quickly walking it back saying, okay, I got a little passionate there.
00:42:15.000He also seemed to believe that an AR-15 is fully auto because when he said to get your AR-15s and fire them, he went, What is he talking about?
00:42:24.000And then, when I guess his producer said, no, no, that's dangerous, you can't do that, bolts come down, he goes, well, blanks then.
00:42:42.000Alex Jones got banned from YouTube for making a metaphor about battle rifles.
00:42:45.000Well, would I be safe in assuming that the address for Kavanaugh's house is still up on the protesters, like on the... I'm pretty sure it is, yeah.
00:42:52.000Yeah, it's still up on the organizers' page.
00:44:12.000It's so sad that that's where we're at.
00:44:14.000I think it's funny that there was a poll and it was like 57% of Republicans believe that the country is being run by a cabal of pedos or whatever.
00:44:22.000And I'm just like, I mean, the Epstein thing is proven to be real.
00:44:26.000I'm not surprised people are like, Bill Clinton flew on that plane, and then they believe that.
00:44:33.000What are they trying to claim with these news stories?
00:44:37.000It's kind of hard to deny it, honestly.
00:45:16.000Or demanding for those documents to be unsealed, or for the information to make public light, or for those victims to truly get justice for all of the horrible things that they have to go through while, of course, police officers, judges, prosecutors, the FBI, intelligence agencies were all looking the other way.
00:45:33.000That's another aspect of this that really should make you wonder.
00:45:36.000What's happening right now is just the epitome of not holding power to account.
00:46:04.000The left, look, I see these memes all day on Facebook.
00:46:07.000They're saying things like, Republicans don't want anyone to know that some people have two dads.
00:46:12.000And I'm like, I'm pretty sure Republicans are mad that the book they're getting challenged has a picture of adult, you know, activities with one person, you know, going down.
00:46:45.000I was like, if you look at Loudoun County, they're talking about a book that shows a white hand from a white person with a devil tail coming out, demonizing white people outright.
00:46:54.000I'm like, yeah, I'm not surprised that people are upset about racism.
00:46:59.000But you didn't actually read anything.
00:47:01.000You just believe whatever Rachel Maddow says, so you have no idea what's going on.
00:47:05.000And the issue, so for us, those two books that we've put forth in this lawsuit, only thing we're asking for is parental consent.
00:47:12.000Parental consent for parents, for minors to view sexually explicit material.
00:48:03.000Well, I mean, yeah, it's like, um, most people don't realize that there's a lot of graphic, uh, adult scenes among children in those books.
00:48:41.000If you look at throughout human history, societies fall, civilizations fall, when they're paying their military the least, entertainment the most, and they're focused on sexuality.
00:49:18.000You look at the left's entire mission, and it has been for decades, if not centuries, is to just break down all sexual morality and what taboos are left there.
00:49:28.000What taboos have yet to be broken down?
00:49:31.000Those are the ones that they're going to try to do away with.
00:50:11.000The birth control thing should also be talked about skeptically because there is some data and science coming out that is very troubling surrounding that specifically.
00:50:33.000And then you look at contraceptives in general and the idea that you would take this profound and beautiful human interaction which creates new life and totally shift the cultural understanding of it as this is just something that's for fun.
00:50:45.000I mean, no wonder we have a whole societal breakdown.
00:50:47.000And it's also interesting because our society is totally two-faced with it, right?
00:50:50.000It's like, have sex, have sex, have sex, have sex, never have children, never have children, never have children.
00:50:54.000Well, I'm sorry, one leads to the other.
00:50:57.000Do- Not the way they're telling you to do it.
00:51:04.000And it's no surprise, I mean, people like Bill Gates, he did a TED Talk on this.
00:51:08.000He said, we need to reduce population growth.
00:51:11.000Well, it's no surprise then that he and many other support programs that result either- it reminds me of that Simpsons episode where they- you remember the join the Navy thing?
00:51:21.000Yeah, that's when they play the boy band song backwards.
00:51:42.000You've got the subliminal, which is the, you should be on birth control, you know, having kids is a nightmare, don't have kids, where they outright are just saying like, oh, it's bad, it's worse, just have fun and engage in these lifestyles.
00:51:55.000Then you have the superliminal, which is just outright being like, the environment is hurting and it's your fault for having kids, so don't have kids.
00:52:00.000And then you have the kind of unconscious chemical castration of individuals, as even some fish off the coast of Florida were found to have antidepressants within their system because the pills, the big pharma, are never truly dealt with.
00:52:13.000They're just kind of pushed on into a different kind of environment where, you know, fish take them, we eat the fish, we get affected by these specific big pharma pills that there's no getting rid of.
00:52:25.000Well, historically, obviously, you had classes of people who didn't have children, but generally, at least in the West and in Christendom, those people were celibate and they were focused on other things.
00:52:36.000They were contributing in really serious and significant ways.
00:52:39.000Now what we're doing is We're ensuring that virtually all of the population either doesn't have children or they don't have children at replacement, right?
00:52:47.000And we just keep them distracted with non-procreative sex and whatever new gadget comes out that they want to buy.
00:52:55.000And so it's not as if the energy that would be expended towards having children and raising a family is placed into some other arena which is productive for the culture society as a whole.
00:53:05.000It's all just thrown in to seeking base pleasure.
00:53:22.000One of the signs of a declining society is this obsession with sex.
00:53:25.000And part of the reason that there has to be this obsession is so you can break down the barriers because the sex is the building block of the family, which is the building block of the society.
00:53:34.000And if you can corrupt the understanding of that, you can tear everything else down.
00:53:37.000I want to jump to this tweet here and talk about the next story in the crumbling of society.
00:53:42.000James Woods, real James Woods on Twitter says, To the whiners who criticized a defender ending the deadly threat in a previous video, here's an example of the consequences of being defenseless to today's predators you choose.
00:55:00.000What I'm trying to bring up is, in all of these major cities, in New York especially, Crime has been insane.
00:55:07.000We had that young woman on the Upper West Side walking home when a bunch of young boys just stabbed her to death.
00:55:13.000She tried running, she escaped, they grabbed her again and just started stabbing her again.
00:55:16.000Homicides in San Francisco went up 11%.
00:55:18.000It's almost like if you advocate for defunding the police, that crime will go up.
00:55:24.000I think what we're seeing is a demoralization, the good cops were quitting, but also the cities themselves are just breaking down for a variety of reasons.
00:55:33.000The increase in crime is due to a lot of things.
00:55:36.000It's due to these DAs that won't prosecute.
00:55:42.000That's why Chesa Boudin, or however he counts his name, got recalled.
00:55:45.000Because people were like, well, they won't do anything about it.
00:55:47.000And then they released him back to the streets.
00:55:54.000I mean, you have some of these people who have been caught committing the crime, and they're letting him go.
00:55:59.000And a lot of these criminals know that they could beat someone up, they could hurt, they could do whatever they want to the population there because they can't defend themselves.
00:56:05.000In New York City, almost every common sense form of self-defense is not allowed.
00:56:10.000Whatever tools you could have to protect yourself, you can't have in New York City.
00:56:14.000So a lot of people are talking about poverty, a lot of people are talking about single-parent homes here.
00:56:18.000I think the true problem is, I mean, How do you quantify this?
00:56:23.000What, how can you blame it on one particular thing when it's so many other issues coming together for this kind of larger eruption of violence that there's no going back from?
00:56:36.000You don't look at somebody and they have value.
00:56:38.000So I mean, as a, as a, as a Christian certain as an ordained minister, I look at somebody, they have value because it created the image of God.
00:56:44.000So you have value just because you're a human being.
00:56:53.000We're not taught to value other people in a very bizarre narcissistic way.
00:56:56.000We're sort of taught to value ourselves.
00:56:57.000Everything is me, me, me, me and do whatever you want or need to do to get what is going to be pleasurable for you.
00:57:03.000But there's never any emphasis put on caring for other people ever.
00:57:07.000And so when somebody does end up, you know, you mentioned poverty and how people will bring that up and poverty is not really the best explanation because there are people in their even if i was a little high i don't
00:57:18.000know i'm not saying that that's an explanation you would
00:57:20.000yeah argue is is the case it tells the full story but there are many
00:57:24.000cultures and even entire civilizations which are radically impoverished
00:57:27.000compared to are extremely wealthy in a bunded society and
00:57:31.000they are not acting like barbarians in stabbing you know children are not running on stabbing
00:57:38.000women in men are not beating up old men on the streets are you know going into
00:57:42.000places of business in just savagely beating innocent women.
00:57:46.000I love how AOC, we have this story from July of 2020 when she defends the rise in crime saying people are stealing bread to feed their children during record unemployment.
00:58:11.000The media allows these radical left people, and really all politicians, but We see the radical lying to the American people over and over and over again.
00:58:40.000Because everyone feels like everyone else is just out to get them or for them, or get for themselves.
00:58:45.000So they're just like, You know, you see these cops in Uvalde, and these cops refuse to go in, and I'm just like, because they're not thinking about their community or the betterment of civilization, they're thinking me.
00:58:57.000Well, that or it's a breakdown of leadership, too.
00:59:00.000So, I mean, I know law enforcement's in my community, and one of the things that they said was, The people inside, standing in the stack, were actually listening to their commanding officer, who said don't go in.
00:59:11.000It shifted from an active shooter to a hostage situation.
00:59:16.000So their protocol was very different for them.
00:59:35.000It was reported that... I'm not giving an excuse for it.
00:59:37.000I'm just saying that's what... That's their public explanation, but they've been lying through their teeth, though, from the beginning of this.
00:59:46.000I mean, the interesting story in that, to me, in all of that, is one mom was arrested, put in handcuffs, she got out, released from the handcuffs, jumped a fence, rescued her two kids, they came back.
00:59:59.000And she reported how there was active gunshots when the police were telling everyone that there was no active shooting situation.
01:00:07.000Well, it was a father and a team that went in with the shield and then went and took out the threat after disobeying orders and finally doing, you know, the thing that they should have been doing from the very beginning.
01:00:18.000But that man also waited over 30 plus minutes on the scene.
01:00:43.000And I don't see there being a way to fix our cultural problems.
01:00:47.000Well, I mean, and you also gotta realize, too, I think, and I think I said it yesterday, we can never allow times of tragedy to dictate policy.
01:00:53.000Because every time you do that, you're just opening up the future opportunity for people to actually create the tragedy, to strip you of whatever rights or freedoms you want next.
01:01:01.000I think... Well, that's what's happening with the gun control debate.
01:01:16.000Do something is not always the answer.
01:01:18.000Thomas Macy had some very good tweets about the legislation that they're proposing and the counter evidence to it on his public Twitter account that I think is worth considering and looking at, especially when it comes to the latest political debates surrounding this very hot button issue.
01:01:32.000And he made a lot of very good points.
01:01:35.000Well if you look at, so historically, while you're looking at it, so historically, look at prior to 1970, there wasn't a decade, if my numbers are right, there's not a decade there was more than 10 mass shootings.
01:01:46.000Okay, so I think in 1950 there was one, 1960 there was six, 1970 there's 13, I think it was 32 and 42.
01:01:53.000So, to me, I always want to look at what's the root cause.
01:01:55.000The root cause around all of that was absolutely a cultural shift.
01:01:59.000So, like in 62, 63, they took prayer and Bibles out of schools.
01:02:02.000In 70s, that was when Roe v. Wade happened, so you're having all this stuff going on with abortions.
01:02:06.000So, as a society, our values shifted drastically during that time.
01:02:10.000It's not actually the late 60s and 70s.
01:02:13.000It's the generation before, because the boomers were raised by a generation.
01:02:18.000they had those values. Once they grew up, they enacted those values. What we're seeing now with
01:02:23.000millennials in wokeness were values instilled in them when they were like 10. I remember being
01:02:27.000young, having all of the teachers talk about racism being bad and civil rights and we have to learn
01:02:33.000the true history of civil rights and everything. Well, for them, the older generation that raises
01:02:39.000us, they live through it, they experience it, and say, oh, I get it.
01:02:42.000You then raise a younger generation on telling them you must fight racism, what happens when they grow up and most of these policies have already been made illegal.
01:02:50.000They're looking for it as hard as they can because they were raised in this world.
01:02:54.000One of the things that really impacted everybody was, imagine you're 10 years old in 2008.
01:03:53.000When we were young, we had the internet, but we didn't have these algorithms.
01:03:57.000We get into our early 20s or whatever, late 20s, and now we have these algorithms manipulating our views, but half of our lives are still built upon the previous non-social media infrastructure.
01:04:08.000Gen Z is basically growing up in Algorithmic, an algorithmic world.
01:04:13.000Their adult lives are all algorithmic.
01:04:40.000But I actually think that—I actually think the way—especially right now, as radical as—because the left isn't no longer—they're not liberals.
01:05:30.000So, what people don't understand, these big shifts you mentioned, like in the 70s with Roe v. Wade, what's really happening is that power is held by people in society, that power is used to control and spread messages or enact policy.
01:05:44.000Typically, the older generation controls a disproportionate amount of wealth.
01:05:47.000Right now, boomers control more wealth than the previous generation did when they were the same
01:06:08.000When they do, that wealth and power will transfer to a Millennial or to a Gen Xer.
01:06:14.000Probably from a Boomer to a Millennial, maybe some younger Xeniel types, people who are in their early 40s.
01:06:19.000When that starts happening, that power will be wielded as per the ideology of younger people.
01:06:24.000And these younger people, according to the SPLC, favor political assassinations more so.
01:06:29.000So if a billion dollars is held by someone who's 80 years old, they're not going to be spending it towards extremism.
01:06:34.000If they die and that wealth transfers to their five young heirs who are more likely to believe in violence, that wealth will now be utilized in that direction.
01:06:43.000It's not that a society over time decides.
01:06:45.000Like, a lot of people think that there's a guy named Bob.
01:06:49.000And Bob one day turns on the YouTube and goes, wow, I have been radicalized.
01:06:53.000And then grabs a tiki torch and goes outside.
01:06:55.000What really happens is that Bob sees the YouTube videos and goes, wow, that's crazy.
01:07:00.000And then Bob tells his kid and he says, you see this stuff, man, life shouldn't be this way.
01:07:04.000Then that kid grows up, grabs a tiki torch and goes outside.
01:07:23.000These are the three things that I think that are building blocks for our society.
01:07:26.000Historically, it's what made us a great nation.
01:07:28.000If we come back to those things, I really do believe that's the hope for our future.
01:07:31.000Is there any way to politically achieve those?
01:07:33.000How would, what kind of things would you propose, legislation or action plans that would help bring that forward?
01:07:40.000Well first, I mean, I do, I would absolutely put forth legislation codifying parental rights.
01:07:45.000Saying that parents have rights over their children's medical and education decisions.
01:07:49.000And in that, in that, I think that the money for education should follow the student.
01:07:54.000So whether a parent decides they're going to go to public school, they're going to private school, or they're going to homeschool, whatever that money is that goes to those students, that credit goes to that student.
01:08:02.000Yeah, New Hampshire already does this.
01:08:05.000Yeah, I mean, federally that should happen.
01:08:07.000If we're going to put money in to the government because we want to take care of the education of our children, they should follow our kids wherever they go.
01:08:18.000I don't know if it's the, you know, the true, like the one solution to helping kids with schools and fixing the school problems, but... I mean, dissolving the Department of Education and pushing that down to the state levels is a huge start.
01:08:32.000Also, I mean, look, it's not just the fact that children would no longer be indoctrinated in the same way if parents had any choice about where they could send their children to school, but also we would probably end up achieving at a higher level with respect to education, generally speaking, if schools had to compete for students.
01:08:47.000And so what the left will say when they argue against school choice, and this is such an unbelievable self-own, but they'll say, you only advocate for school choice because you want to bankrupt public schools.
01:08:58.000Alright, well you're admitting parents would send their kid anywhere else if they had a choice.
01:09:01.000Yeah, the public schools are that bad, make them better.
01:09:04.000So it's like, well, school choice wouldn't be a threat if we had public schools which were decently run and you wanted to put the effort into making them function decently.
01:09:13.000Parents should have a choice for their kids.
01:09:14.000Public schools are a net negative on your children.
01:10:33.000Fortunately, public schools, they can drop their kids off and say someone else will take care of it.
01:10:37.000The more workers, the more you're able to pay them less because there's more competition for that market.
01:10:41.000And this is why there's individuals like David Rockefeller that were huge proponents of this larger movement when it came to allowing women to work because he knew that it would allow him and his factories and his businesses to earn a lot more money and I think that's another aspect to really understand here especially with his kind of formation of the education system that we're under right now.
01:11:05.000We were talking with one of our guests, it was not that easy.
01:11:08.000But women can and should be at work if they want to be.
01:11:11.000I think equal opportunity is fantastic.
01:11:13.000And then your kids, if you need someone to watch them, you shouldn't put them in an institutionalized learning facility where you don't know the teachers.
01:11:20.000You should get someone you know and trust, have them come together for your community and teach.
01:11:27.000There's a great quote from Chesterton.
01:11:29.000He said that feminism is the muddled idea that women are free when they serve their employers and slaves when they serve their husbands.
01:11:35.000And I wanted to say, it is correct that women should be allowed to do whatever they want, but I think that the cultural imperative right now is that women should want to be cogs in the machine, like Chesterton talks about.
01:11:45.000They're told that they should want to serve an employer, not be a slave to their children.
01:11:50.000And you can listen to the narrative that moms nowadays have about their kids.
01:11:54.000They're like, I can't stand being around my kids.
01:12:54.000So if you're someone who's like, I think violence is wrong, then if someone commits violence against you, then you, that person, will be criminally charged.
01:13:02.000If you commit violence against someone else, you will be criminally charged.
01:13:05.000If someone else, say like an Antifa person, says, well, I believe it's justified, then someone comes and fights you.
01:13:10.000There's no law to be applied because you don't find a problem with it.
01:14:47.000Whenever I see someone work really hard at something, I admire it.
01:14:51.000And so like, As someone without kids, when I see someone with kids who's working hard to raise them, what it says to me is if they're willing to put that kind of effort in, it must really be worth it.
01:15:29.000And I value somebody that's willing to do the hard work.
01:15:31.000I tell my boys all the time, I said, listen, in the future, when you're in the working class, if you will show up on time, just simply do your job and have a good attitude, you'll be a super star.
01:16:33.000What he has called for has not been done anywhere, as far as I understand, abolishing private insurance and only allowing government medical care, which is nuts.
01:16:43.000In most other countries, they have government basic health care, and then you can buy private as well on top, which is you get your private if you want it, or you can have the public if you can't afford it.
01:16:53.000For some reason in the US they're like ban private health care.
01:16:56.000And so they will do this sleight of hand where when they refer to universal health care,
01:17:02.000they'll usually use that phrase interchangeably with single payer and then they'll say, oh
01:17:07.000all over Europe they have universal health care, but they don't have a single payer system
01:17:12.000Like, true single-payer systems are actually relatively rare.
01:17:15.000Most of the countries that we really look up to or the left looks up to and wants to emulate have a sort of a public-private hybrid system or a system where it's private insurance, but it's mandated.
01:17:24.000Sanders' proposal for universal health care is, like, by the lowest possible estimates, and these are almost, according to people who came up with these numbers, too low to be realistic.
01:17:35.000But it would cost $32 trillion over 10 years, which is about, like, 75% of our current level of federal spending.
01:17:42.000It's just, it's not economically feasible.
01:17:45.000And I say this because when I've pointed this out, people have said, well, if that's true, how do they have single-payer and all these other countries?
01:19:56.000Or you have a story about a woman who, after all the hardships, still has faith in her religion.
01:20:00.000And my view of it is, it's such a weird thing to be like, he did this to you.
01:20:07.000Instead of thinking it was a circumstance of the existence that was created, and you are praying for some kind of, you know, salvation or whatever.
01:20:14.000It's just, my point here is, I think what ends up happening, you have people who have these moral values rooted in Christianity.
01:20:21.000They have kids who don't fully grasp or understand it, which in my opinion is the fault of the previous generation.
01:20:49.000Benjamin Franklin said, it is better that 100 guilty persons escape than one innocent person suffer.
01:20:54.000And that was his take on Blackstone's formulation.
01:20:58.000It is better that 10 guilty persons escape than one innocent person suffer.
01:21:01.000There was a very basic logic behind it.
01:21:03.000If an individual does not believe that they will be treated fairly within a system, then their only incentive is to work against the system.
01:21:10.000That if you are wrongly accused, the state will seek to punish you and never seek to protect your innocence.
01:21:15.000Why should you bother playing fairly with that system?
01:21:18.000Blackstone was quite brilliant, but that idea was rooted in the story of Sodom and Gomorrah.
01:21:22.000If there is but one righteous person, I will not destroy this town.
01:21:25.000That came from the Bible, whether you like the Bible or not.
01:21:28.000That value, if you believe in the innocent until proven guilty, that's where it comes from.
01:21:32.000You take a look at the modern left cult, and they don't have any of these moral values.
01:21:37.000They believe there's no truth but power.
01:21:49.000I'm not sitting here to say people should be Christian.
01:21:51.000I'm not saying people should believe in God or that God is real.
01:21:54.000I'm just saying understand the roots of the basic moral foundations and the laws of this country and the Constitution.
01:22:00.000So I studied world religion and one of the things that I found fascinating, and it's why, you know, I have faith in Jesus as a Christian, is you study world religion, really religion comes down to, and this is probably not normally what we talk about, but religion comes down to human beings' attempt to earn favor with the divine.
01:22:17.000The separation of all that was the teachings of Jesus.
01:22:20.000Jesus was the first person really to advocate for the rights of women, the rights of children.
01:22:24.000Like he talked against the actual, the normal societal framework that they were in right then.
01:22:29.000It's actually why he was assassinated.
01:23:18.000And I try to be very, very careful about, like, especially public interpretations of theology, because I'm not, like, formally theologically lettered.
01:23:26.000And a lot of people bring up, well, you know, he also says he who lives by the sword dies by the sword.
01:23:31.000Point is, in the Christian tradition, It has not historically been pacifistic in the sense that you could never defend yourself if someone's trying to harm you.
01:24:25.000I just wanted to make this point that it's even external to like simply being Christian or believing in scripture.
01:24:30.000I'm sure this is something you've recognized as you've studied different world religions and I am not a pluralist.
01:24:35.000I am not I don't believe all religions are equally true or anything along those lines.
01:24:39.000But in every functioning, stable, societal system, you have something approximating the Ten Commandments, right?
01:24:45.000And the scriptures also say that the Ten Commandments are written on the heart of every man.
01:24:48.000This isn't just something people need to hear from divine revelation.
01:24:53.000So, it's not simply that they reject Christianity, they reject any and all semblance of the moral law or the natural law.
01:25:02.000What they reject is personal accountability of any kind.
01:25:05.000Well, there's no idea of like personal guilt or I could have done something wrong.
01:25:10.000And so when you look at, you know, what's required for a stable society to function, obviously not murdering, not bearing false witness, not committing adultery, because when you commit adultery, who knows who's responsible for whose children?
01:25:22.000I mean, these things are completely and entirely instrumental to having any kind of a stable system.
01:25:51.000In part of why I bring up the Ten Commandments is because so often when Christians are accused of being theocratic, or someone says, you're trying to force your religion onto people, it's not because a Christian politician is saying, we need to force people to go to church on Sunday.
01:26:06.000It's not because Catholics such as myself are saying, oh, we need to force people to do these kinds of penances.
01:26:11.000It's because there is some element of the natural law of the Ten Commandments that our society is left behind and we're simply pointing out that if you want a functioning system, people have to follow those rules.
01:26:22.000It's beneficial to have somebody who is in governance that has a moral framework.
01:26:26.000What we're seeing in our society is people don't have a moral framework.
01:26:28.000One thing I've said a while back is that it feels like, there's a lot of ways people describe the two factions in politics or the culture war.
01:26:36.000I've described it as Christian moral framework versus non, no moral framework.
01:26:42.000And a lot of people, there are a lot of people who criticize me and say they don't like that and they're atheists and they're like, I'm an atheist, I'm a liberal, I've never believed this stuff.
01:26:50.000And then I just try and talk to them like, where do you, do you believe in the Fifth Amendment, the right that you are innocent until proven guilty?
01:26:55.000Do you know the history of this and where it comes from?
01:26:57.000My point is, by all means, you don't have to believe in God and the Bible, but the morals that this country had for a long time were built upon these things.
01:27:06.000And so when that last line is lost, you get a generation of people who say, what does it matter?
01:27:13.000Our Founding Fathers said that our Constitution works for a moral society.
01:27:19.000And then again, what Constitution doesn't?
01:27:22.000What system works in an immoral society?
01:27:24.000One argument I remember hearing a lot, and this is even something Christopher Hitchens said, was, you know, Christians don't have a monopoly on morality.
01:27:30.000And Hitchens' line was like, you expect me to believe that they got all the way to Mount Sinai and Just then learned that it was wrong to kill and rape and steal.
01:27:40.000I'm sorry, you know, when the Ten Commandments came down and that bearing false witness was wrong.
01:27:43.000But the point is, no, we're not arguing that.
01:27:47.000But what's ironic is they will point out these basic moral norms that they say everyone's familiar with, external to Christianity.
01:27:53.000But then whenever any Christian talks about enforcing those norms, they go, well, that's Christian theocracy.
01:27:57.000You're trying to force your religion onto me.
01:27:59.000Hold on, I thought these were things we all agreed on.
01:29:14.000If you don't think Dr. Fauci and George Floyd aren't prophets of our modern day, you guys are blasphemous sicko of the wokeism and corporatism that we're all living under right now.
01:29:48.000Well, I mean, look, that is one of the tenets of the state religion that has filled the void that has been left by more traditional Christian thought.
01:29:58.000It's literally corporations and powerful ruling elites creating the perfect consumer, the perfect individual to be a slave of their current system that, of course, they're building.
01:30:07.000And if you could literally build a person that you could suck the life out of, suck the wealth out of, suck the potential out of, it is the modern man.
01:30:45.000Matt Walsh has made headlines with his fantastic documentary, What is a Woman?, and he's highlighting the absurdity of the fact that we share a society with people who can't give us an accurate definition of what a woman is and who we don't agree on what a woman is.
01:30:58.000But there's a problem that goes even deeper, which is that for decades we have lived in a society with people who we don't have the same definition of what man is with, right?
01:31:10.000So are human beings made in God's image and likeness or are we just these self-replicating coils of DNA?
01:31:53.000I was talking to somebody who was an atheist, and they told me they don't believe in the soul, they don't believe in the spirit, they don't believe in God or religion, and I said, so do you think you're, like, then what are you?
01:32:12.000That's sad to me because I mean, for me, I just see the, I just say, look, I see the value in recognizing a creator and that we all have origin in that creator and we all have a soul.
01:32:37.000I think by definition, if a person does have a soul and they do have free will, then that would allow for the possibility of them to deny that they have a soul and free will.
01:32:43.000But what if they don't have free will?
01:33:47.000Someone on this show mentioned there was a philosopher or writer who said that There were not enough souls for the entirety of the bodies that are being created.
01:33:55.000But then you're denying a creator, in my opinion.
01:33:57.000In my opinion, you'd be denying a creator.
01:33:59.000If a creator can create souls, then he can create an infinite amount, or the right amount, for the number of people that exist.
01:34:04.000But what if the creator just simply chose not to?
01:34:06.000What if the creator said, there's one billion, we're done?
01:34:09.000So as I read scripture, that would not be congruent with the creator describing scripture.
01:34:24.000I think my point is just that I think it takes a lot more intellectual work and many more assumptions to make the argument that like some humans don't have a soul and some do.
01:34:32.000I really do believe that the most straightforward explanation is we all do or we all don't.
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01:37:21.000Alright, Johnnyboy291 says, Tim, I've been watching your videos since your reports during Occupy Wall Street.
01:37:26.000After yesterday's situation and your pushback against Daryl Davis, among other recent events, I've finally decided to sign up for a membership on your website.
01:37:53.000I couldn't put a name to the face, but yes.
01:37:55.000We had him on the show, and I think what ended up happening was a lot of people assumed that because he deradicalized Klan members, he was anti-identitarian.
01:39:43.000After, after Occupy Wall Street, I had an Android and an iPhone.
01:39:46.000And I remember one day they both turned on at the same time or like, like very close at the same time, like one turned on, the other turned on.
01:44:48.000Yeah, I think the majority of people who say America sucks and talk about wanting the downfall of the nation, I think they need to spend some time abroad.
01:44:58.000think are these like look at Venezuela you think Venezuela is so great you
01:45:02.000think that nation that form of government is so great go visit yeah me
01:45:05.000and him there it's not fun yeah go live there for a while stay there for a month
01:45:09.000see how good luck surviving I got accused of being a spy when I went to
01:45:14.000Venezuela and was forced to flee the country well not just go to Sweden and
01:45:17.000Norway and come back and tell me how great they are yeah Go to Venezuela, go to Turkey, go to Egypt, and then come back and tell me how great they are.
01:47:27.000Everything on this property is filmed.
01:47:29.000We didn't hold up an expensive $3,000 camera rig in their face as they did it because we're not here to just piss off the guys who are trying to help us with a security threat.
01:47:37.000If it was like, they showed up unannounced, and there's a conflict between us, I'd be like, we're filming this.
01:47:43.000If it's like, thank you for coming and helping us, we're gonna let you do your job.
01:47:48.000Look, I'm not gonna... I got issues with cops, but I'm not an anarchist.
01:47:55.000Michael Malice is much more the anarchist than me.
01:47:58.000I'm more towards, I'm not a big person and big on cops or whatever, but you know, I recognize some of it.
01:48:03.000I think it's important to film and document everything, but you can do it respectfully without, you know, being a prick to somebody.
01:49:16.000I actually tried to figure out how to do this. I don't know nothing about technology
01:49:20.000I tried to figure out how to do the super chat to put our website
01:49:22.000Yeah, I gave up so it actually shame is plug go to Tommy Altman comm
01:49:28.000Ryan Pryor says Tim and crew really cool seeing your billboard on the Stevenson going into Chicago near the old
01:49:34.000neighborhood I have since moved out of there, but people in this country and in Chicago need to be exposed in the real world to better media and content.
01:49:44.000We, uh, we got some new ads up in Times Square.
01:49:50.000I'm surprised my notes fit on the billboard, but I have my mom.
01:49:55.000I have like all my like old high school friends messaging me and be like, You made it, Brian!
01:49:59.000I'm like, I don't even care about this stuff, but it is pretty cool.
01:50:04.000I said to Luke, did your mom... I bet your mom never thought you running around with a Hi8 camera yelling at politicians would result in you being in Times Square.
01:50:12.000Screaming at them, getting arrested, getting... We put up Michael Malice as well, because we're big fans and good friends.
01:51:33.000We're talking with some producers out of Nashville, and we're hoping to have, I guess you can call it an EP or an album, maybe eight to ten songs released by August.
01:51:41.000So that will be the Will of the People full album release.
01:53:04.000Dad teaches, and words to my son says, judges here in Kansas will take custody from you if you homeschool, even when the judge is breaking the law.
01:53:12.000Even when you try to do right by your kids, a judge will remove them and nobody in state will do anything.
01:53:57.000Well, like with the public education system in Illinois, what not a lot of people realize is that the schools, of course, are funded by the local property taxes.
01:54:05.000So in areas that are wealthier, the teachers make more.
01:54:09.000But when the pension system kicks in, that's just the state in general.
01:54:12.000So there can be people who are working in a wealthy Chicago suburb, making $100,000, $10,000, $20,000 a year as a gym teacher.
01:54:21.000And then before retirement, they'll give them extra fluff work so their income increases.
01:54:25.000And then they're living off of Illinois' pension system, which means people who live and work in impoverished parts of the inner city, making $40,000 a year, have to give a portion of their income to the government, like 20% of all their money to the government, to pay for somebody to live for 20 years at $90k a year on their state-funded pension.
01:54:48.000And the idea that that's fair, that's caring, that's communal.
01:54:51.000We're on the left and we support these policies because we care about the little guy.
01:54:54.000But you care about forcing the little guy to pay for the favors you're giving to your friends and the people who made it into the right part of the system.
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01:57:54.000There was a good super chat about Jesus and his swords, because someone expanded upon what I was talking about.
01:58:00.000I was reading it was like the state was coming to kill him.
01:58:02.000So I was like, hey, guys, we need weapons.
01:58:04.000Yeah, this is actually at the Last Supper that he said this.
01:58:06.000And the context was that Judas was about to betray him.
01:58:09.000And he was at the Last Supper with his disciples.
01:58:11.000And he's like, just so you know, this is coming and you should be prepared.
01:58:15.000The interesting thing is when they did come and one of his disciples cut off the ear of one of the priest's guard, Jesus' first action was to heal him.
01:58:38.000Here's SSJ says, not only did Jesus tell his disciples to sell their cloak because he was about to be put to death, but when he said, he who lives by the sword will die by it was after the Romans caught him in the dead of night and Peter cut off the ear of a soldier.
01:59:13.000People don't realize when you're reading through scripture, you are reading a translation, and if you want the most solid understanding and interpretation of that, you should go to a higher theological source, particularly one that's familiar with the Greek and Latin.
01:59:26.000Every time I've ever come across a controversial So not every time, but many of the times when I'll come across a more controversial passage in scripture, someone will make an argument to me based on the original languages, and it just changes my perspective in a way that I would not have gained if I had just sat there and read the English.
01:59:43.000Yeah, if you look at the root words of Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, it definitely changes.
01:59:47.000I mean, just the word love alone, there's so many different versions of it.
01:59:51.000But, I mean, more importantly, and this is what I always tell people, certainly as an ordained minister, you can use Scripture to justify anything.
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