Naomi Wolf and Hannah-Claire Brimelow discuss the recent raid on Trump Tower, the FBI subpoenaing Pennsylvania Republican lawmakers, and censorship. Plus, we talk about the Rosetta Stone and Rosie O'Donnell scandals.
00:01:45.000I don't know what it is they're trying to do, what they're trying to get, but I wonder if this might turn into some kind of October surprise, where they do all of these things now.
00:01:54.000Sure, it riles up Republicans, but then come October, they issue some criminal indictments on a bunch of individuals and say, aha, look, in an attempt to smear Republicans.
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00:03:16.000I'm the author of eight nonfiction books, usually about women's issues or civil liberties.
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00:05:30.000FBI delivers subpoenas to several PA Republican lawmakers.
00:05:34.000Sources say, At least some of the individuals receiving subpoenas were told they were not targets of an investigation, according to at least six sources reached by PennLive, but that they may have information of interest to the FBI.
00:05:46.000All of the sources have been briefed on the investigative moves in some way, but demanded anonymity in order to discuss them.
00:05:52.000The information being requested centered around U.S.
00:05:55.000Scott Perry and the effort to seek alternate electors as part of former President Donald Trump's efforts to remain in office after the 2020 election, several sources said.
00:06:05.000The Washington Post on Wednesday citing a source familiar with the probe also reported that Perry's cell phone was seized Tuesday as part of the Justice Department's criminal investigation into the use of fake electors to try to overturn President Biden's victory.
00:06:17.000The Post's source also spoke on the condition of anonymity.
00:06:21.000Spokespersons for the Pennsylvania House and Senate Republican leaders did not confirm whether any of their caucus members received a subpoena.
00:06:28.000Quote, I am unaware of any FBI presence in the Capitol or Leader Benninghoff's office yesterday.
00:06:34.000To the extent House members or my staff may have been contacted by the FBI, we would not comment on a potential or ongoing investigation.
00:06:43.000So, there's a few simple points to make.
00:06:46.000And the first one I'm going to say is, I don't trust the FBI.
00:07:07.000I don't know, you want to fact check me?
00:07:09.000There was a dispute in Hawaii, and Hawaii sent an alternate slate of electors, which Nixon, as the vice president, decided to use, even though they weren't the certified electors.
00:07:27.000Now what happens is you have this contentious legal battle in 2020.
00:07:32.000A bunch of Republicans, you know, the electors for the Republican side, which were not the certified electors for the state, did fill out these forms and send them in anyway.
00:07:41.000Now they're acting as though that was a criminal action or fraud or something.
00:07:45.000Perhaps they're going to use that as a means to stop Donald Trump from being able to run again.
00:07:50.000Or it's just part of the bigger, just go after Trump by all means or whatever.
00:07:55.000Do you think this is similar to the Nevada, they call them fake electors, but alternate electors that were subpoenaed by the January 6th committee?
00:08:32.000And then it expanded into, like, 46 states where you had, like, 24 suing 20, you know, suing these, like, it was Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania.
00:08:42.000And then you had the other 22 in defense of those states.
00:09:50.000There is leadership, but often there, you know, there's like senior leadership that will take actions in one direction without one other office knowing.
00:09:58.000So my assessment was, One group of on-the-board, on-the-level FBI agents say, okay, we know what you got here, it's fine, just padlock it in case.
00:10:08.000This other group of agents gets a warrant signed off by an Epstein judge, a former Epstein defense attorney, and then goes in and smashes the padlock and seizes documents or something like that, allegedly.
00:10:28.000One of the most wild things I read coming out of all of that was Andrew Cuomo, who's like, the DOJ should really explain what's going on.
00:10:33.000Otherwise, it's going to start to look like the January 6th committee is not credible.
00:10:38.000Andrew Cuomo, the disgraced ex-governor of New York.
00:10:41.000I mean, if anyone really can recognize when something is corrupt, I would assume someone who has been asked to leave office would be a good judge of character there.
00:10:51.000Yeah, I mean, should I just jump right in?
00:10:56.000You know, when I was a political consultant to the vice president in 2000, also a contested election outcome, in which no one was criminalized for asking questions about the outcome.
00:11:40.000And often the story has nothing to do with the goal.
00:11:42.000So I'd encourage you almost like, don't pay that much attention to what you're being told about the reasons that lawmakers who are Republican are being subpoenaed or that the President of the United States has You know, 30 people bursting into his private home and seizing his materials.
00:12:16.000I mean, yeah, I wrote this book, The End of America, in 2008, warning that we were hurtling toward, you know, that there are 10 steps tyrants always take to close down an open society, and that step 10 is where we're at now.
00:13:14.000So the American people are being tenderized right now.
00:13:16.000And the goal is to completely incapacitate the Republican leadership, to scare journalists and critics like you and me, because that's part of it.
00:13:28.000And also to tie up the leadership like Bannon and Trump in so many legal problems and hassles That they are not able to pose a threat to the outcomes that are already foreordained.
00:14:01.000You know, so maybe you can call it a cascade effect, but I think Powerful interests were like, this is a guy who's rallying people with a massive platform.
00:14:12.000I guess my question for you, when you wrote the book in 2008, did you think it was going to be Republicans who would turn out to be the victims of this?
00:15:07.000My former people, my former tribe of the left are very short-sighted.
00:15:13.000And they're cheering about, you know, Project Veritas is in trouble, Donald Trump is in trouble.
00:15:19.000It's like cheering the rope that is going to hang them metaphorically, you know, and they're not reading history.
00:15:25.000But the reason I say this is that in 2008, I remember everyone around me going, We just need to get Obama in and then there will be no more tyranny.
00:16:21.000I think it was like literally within a few days, a drone strike in Pakistan hit a village.
00:16:27.000And then I was like, wait a minute, we were protesting the war and this guy just did this thing.
00:16:32.000Then when 2012 came around, I was just like, yeah, right.
00:16:34.000You're not going to get me to vote for this guy again.
00:16:36.000And now we've got, I love bringing it up because of how important it is, the extrajudicial assassinations carried out by the Obama administration.
00:16:44.000This is why I was so adamantly opposed to Joe Biden.
00:17:27.000But I do think, for someone like this, a friend of mine, they're not overtly political.
00:17:33.000You were mentioning your former liberal associates or cohorts or whatever.
00:17:38.000They're just not paying attention and they're passively absorbing what they're being told and assuming it's true.
00:17:46.000I feel like with my friends, liberal or even there are conservatives like this too, a lot of them aren't inherently political and there are a couple issues that matter to them and so they'll buy the whole ticket even though they can't see, like you're saying, that these are ultimately interwoven issues.
00:18:02.000They can't see what their decisions will lead to in the domino effect.
00:18:06.000I gotta just jump right to abortion, right?
00:18:09.000The Democrats recently tried to pass a bill that would allow abortion up to nine months.
00:18:43.000And my position, I grew up in Chicago, I grew up with a liberal family, and we were always like, yeah, maybe like the first trimester pre-viability we understand, after that you're in dangerous territory.
00:18:53.000Now the left is just wholesale like, whenever, whatever.
00:18:56.000I think Larry Elder was on the show and saying that it's the health of the mother as well.
00:19:00.000So it could be like if she's going to suffer depression, then maybe she can terminate an eight and a half month old fetus.
00:19:06.000It's not just about the life of the mother, it's about the health of the mother, which is like vague.
00:19:10.000But just to bring it up, you know, you as a, I guess, you consider yourself a former liberal?
00:19:36.000I mean, what really scares me about this is what I'm seeing on the left is this kind of Entrainment almost intellectually where if the thing is support Ukraine, you can't ask any questions about, you know, Ukraine's abusiveness to the rule of law.
00:19:53.000If the thing is abortion, and under any circumstances, no matter how crazy the bill is, no matter how extreme, how sadistic, how abusive, How I would say anti-woman and anti-baby it is to, you know, extend the abortion capability into the second month, into the, I'm sorry, second trimester, third trimester.
00:20:15.000If that's the thing, it just seems to be plugged into people's minds on the right, and they just kind of follow like lemmings, like with no critical thinking, they can't demur.
00:20:25.000And there are a lot of interesting reasons for that, but I do think on the left, critical debate is no longer possible, and And it's so important to distinguish themselves from Trump lovers or whatever they call anyone who disagrees with them.
00:20:42.000And that's really scary to me because if you look at history, it's people in that mind state that go along with genocide.
00:20:50.000And go along with the former left, people I know and love, who would never discriminate against a gay couple or a lesbian couple, never discriminate on the basis of race, embraced a discrimination society that was just like a Jim Crow two-tier discrimination society.
00:21:09.000I couldn't walk into a building in New York City because I'm not vaccinated.
00:21:15.000And people I know and love who are right on, we're completely fine with treating unvaccinated people legally and in every other way as others who are less than.
00:21:26.000Oh yeah, like plague rats or something.
00:22:13.000I mean, I guess in the last four or five years, I would see positions that were out there on the left and I would just dismiss them because I thought that's nonsense.
00:22:27.000No one I know really would believe that or do that.
00:22:30.000Like the whole like the first time I remember hearing the phrase dead white men and that culture created by dead white men or the phrase toxic masculinity I would just think well that's ridiculous those are ridiculous concepts you know why how can you possibly take seriously dismissing great works of art masterpieces our whole cultural heritage because of the gender and race of the person who did it that's racism and that's sexism obviously and it's also self-destructive and As a mom of a man and a stepmom of a 11-year-old future man, I really, you know, object to this phrase toxic masculinity or nonsensical statements about like male sexuality, heterosexuality being innately, you know, abusive or
00:23:18.000Those are very damaging things to say to young men and boys, and they're also just destructive because it doesn't have to be that way, and it, you know, where's love?
00:23:27.000And where's, you know, this ideal of people finding each other if they happen to be heterosexual?
00:23:32.000That shouldn't be any, you know, less valid than any other sexuality that people want to be.
00:23:38.000So, but I didn't take those seriously, but once, like, victory's so bad for us on the left.
00:23:46.000Because once we won, you know, the presidency and the House, it was like a scary Marxist flood that was like latent and dormant, very much influenced by the CCP, I am convinced, and the World Economic Forum and other bad actors, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
00:24:05.000But this latent Marxist, Stalinist, aggressive, violent, coercive flood of nonsense just erupted, and now people on the left have no qualms about being as coercive and oppressive as they want to be.
00:24:23.000I like posting on, I got a lot of Occupy Wall Street people who follow me, and I like posting on, they'll post things like, Trump has been raided by the feds, they'll laugh with smiley faces, and I'll be like, my response to them is always, I'm glad that you finally came around to supporting the feds and the federal government.
00:25:08.000The things that Project Veritas are doing, while they may be structurally similar, you know, it's another form of censorship to oppress them, it's worth oppressing because they are promoting the wrong things.
00:25:19.000Well, you're a thousand percent right.
00:25:22.000And it's, again, super scary because on the left, there's been this mission creep of language.
00:25:28.000Increasingly, you know what I'm going to say, right?
00:25:30.000Increasingly identifying thoughts as violence or speech as incitement, such that it in January 6th with a big We have to cut it off before the thought even gets there.
00:25:44.000feels like the people who disagree with them are so dangerous and all white supremacist and you know
00:25:50.000the things they think are so innately violent even if they just cut it off before the thought
00:25:56.000even gets there we can't expose any of this material to anyone because they might indoctrinate
00:26:01.000someone else aka get them to think about an issue in a way that we don't believe in absolutely and
00:26:06.000sorry oh is the fear that if trump becomes president he's gonna make america like a
00:26:11.000america accuracy is he getting He's going to make it totalitarian?
00:26:14.000Because they're using the FBI to kick down doors right now.
00:26:17.000What are they afraid is going to happen?
00:26:19.000I mean, they're afraid someone's going to kick their door down.
00:26:25.000Okay, so truly the left believes, and I used to believe a lot of this, I really did, because they lie to us, legacy media lies to us, and liberal media lies to us.
00:26:34.000I'm not saying the right is perfect or doesn't distort, but these are the kinds of things the left truly believes.
00:26:41.000That if Trump were elected or there was another right-wing or conservative president, it would be like Margaret Atwood's Handmaid's Tale.
00:26:51.000The one reference we can't get over as a society.
00:26:56.000And that every conservative is racist, every conservative is homophobic, and that it would be Kind of a Bible-based reactionary America in which religious minorities would be quashed, in which there would be no freedom to love, there would be a fossil fuel orgy leading to the demise of the planet in a matter of weeks.
00:27:23.000I mean, is there more you want to add?
00:27:25.000Totally that women would be forced to conceive and raise children, you know, that they didn't want or that they couldn't take care of.
00:27:33.000And, you know, there's some truth to these concerns, but in a functioning civil society, you talk these things out, and you create policies that, you know, meet in the middle.
00:27:42.000I don't believe them, because they may actually have broken worldviews, that I can believe, but this idea that the right is simultaneously advancing fascism while trying to give you guns makes no sense.
00:27:57.000I argued that the Second Amendment does cover nuclear weapons.
00:28:03.000Not that it should cover nuclear weapons.
00:28:05.000But during the time of the Founding Fathers, you could have a privateer, you could have a frigate, you could have grapeshot, you could have a plethora of cannons, the same armaments the government had.
00:29:38.000It is, but also a horrible thing has happened in the last 10 or 15 years in America in which these two groups never get to talk to each other.
00:29:46.000And I think social media has really escalated that because the algorithm makes sure that you only... You're fed further and further to one side of the spectrum or the other.
00:29:55.000You can see a YouTube video with someone you don't agree with.
00:29:59.000Back in the day, you could make a video response.
00:30:01.000And we had incredible conversations in 2007.
00:30:04.000Google's taken away the video response mechanic, oddly.
00:30:09.000I mean, the meme is that Ben Shapiro is screaming, debate me.
00:30:13.000Like, people on the right are adamantly saying, come have the conversation.
00:30:17.000I mean, we had Larry Elder on this show, and he was talking about how he's invited all of these people and they won't come and talk to him.
00:30:24.000I mean, we talked about this on the way up, Tim.
00:30:26.000You know, I run into this as an editor of Daily Cloud, and it breaks my heart.
00:30:30.000We on the left, or we liberals I'll say, we're supposed to be the ones who believe in free speech.
00:30:34.000Remember the free speech movement in Berkeley?
00:32:13.000But corporations now are in control of the public square with Alphabet and Meta and things like that where they can More or less terminate your access to the masses.
00:32:23.000And people, the law has yet to catch up to that.
00:32:25.000I don't think that private companies should be overriding the First Amendment in the United States.
00:32:31.000So I advocate that we free the software code of large social networks so that other people can spin up networks that can interoperate with them and it will free the... Seize the means of production.
00:32:51.000Large majority of independents, Republicans, believe Trump's political enemies are behind the FBI raid and are now more likely to vote in 2022 midterms.
00:33:02.000This is from Trafalgar Group and the Convention of States.
00:33:04.000They say 83% of Republicans, 72% of Independents, now more likely to vote.
00:33:10.000I mean, that's really good news if you want Republicans to win.
00:33:12.000It's the best get-out-the-vote effort the government's ever had.
00:34:27.000And the historical trends, Democrats should get wiped out in the midterms.
00:34:31.000Unless they can pull some insane October surprise and make a bunch of arrests.
00:34:35.000Maybe, maybe not, but that's kind of what it feels like to me here, huh?
00:34:39.000I feel like I'd go one step further to say the ultimate goal to what you're talking about before was they want to try and prevent Trump from running again and if they destroy the credibility of anyone who is kind of positioned as an ally to him as someone who has supported him not just like he's a bad guy we don't like it but he's literally on trial he's in jail they're hoping to win enough support to make it seem like it's an absolute non-starter.
00:35:10.000I don't think they have a better candidate.
00:35:11.000I don't think Joe Biden will be able to run again.
00:35:14.000So really what they're trying to do is knock the Republicans most likely chess piece off the table to try and get ahead of whatever's going to happen next because they are in a weak position themselves.
00:35:26.000Larry Elder said it has to be Kamala Harris because Democrats are dependent upon the black vote and that if they abandon Kamala Harris for someone else, it's going to be deeply hurtful to the black community.
00:36:08.000That's way better than what the Democratic Governor's Association is doing to their voters, right?
00:36:12.000They're pouring money into races to get the quote unquote most extreme candidate elected so they can theoretically beat them in the midterm.
00:36:20.000The Democrats have been funding, we know this, the MAGA candidates, the Trump supporting candidates, or they've been funding their messages.
00:36:48.000They fund a bunch of these ultra MAGA candidates, then the FBI starts going after Trump and his inner circle to taint the well and poison these candidates.
00:36:57.000So when they make a criminal indictment of someone in the Trump circle, or Trump himself, they can say, the criminal man himself endorsed this candidate, don't vote for him!
00:37:09.000I mean, there's also the possibility that if they funded MAGA candidates, which is like smarter than I I'm used to Democrats being, but they also would know if there's any dirty linen because they have to do opposition research.
00:37:31.000I think that there's an element of trying to provoke Republicans, especially Trump supporters.
00:37:38.000I think they're going to be very shocking images we're going to see, you know, with God forbid, I hope I'm wrong and I have to be nonpartisan.
00:37:45.000I think we're going to see images of like the president in handcuffs or the president in a perp walk or the president behind bars or some kind of highly iconic image.
00:37:58.000And I think that the goal is to provoke and we're going to get and I'm seeing it already a lot of like social media.
00:38:04.000whipping people's emotions up, instigators, infiltrators, and violence.
00:38:08.000And that will be a justification for a crackdown, state of emergency, you can't vote in person,
00:38:14.000you have to vote by mail, and then of course we know the vulnerabilities with that.
00:38:18.000Yeah, trouble is supposed to be to count your votes for you guys. Everyone give me a piece
00:38:22.000of paper, I'll tell you what the tally was. Biden's on it.
00:38:36.000I also think people should photograph their vote and we've offered at Daily Clout, you can send it to us and we'll create a locked third party kind of platform where you can mirror your vote and at least there will be a record of it.
00:38:50.000What are your thoughts on January 6th?
00:38:55.000I mean, it's a very difficult thing to answer, partly because speech about January 6th is being criminalized.
00:39:03.000I think I will just say that, you know, the rule of law is incredibly important, both, you know, to protect our institutions and also to protect the rights of people who are accused of crimes.
00:39:16.000And the other thing I will say is that very generally America has a long history of infiltrators and provocateurs.
00:39:24.000I remember watching a video a long time ago, it was out of Canada, where it was some leftist protest, and there were three guys that were wearing what was very obviously a uniform.
00:39:33.000Like, they were undercover cops, and they were like, this is what protesters wear, put on a hoodie, jeans, and boots.
00:39:39.000And then everyone's like, those three guys dressed the exact same and started throwing bottles.
00:40:22.000If you live in a big city where it's predominantly liberal, it's really easy to walk outside and see other people who agree with you and march.
00:40:29.000If you live in a rural area, you could be between 100 yards and 10 miles from the nearest person.
00:43:18.000I do agree, and I've said it before, when it comes to January 6th defendants, a powerful move would be to pardon all of them as a sign of, like, we are seeking to end the conflict.
00:43:40.000I mean, so I'm a survivor of a very bad crime when I was a child.
00:43:46.000And the people who suffer most when the rule of law is degraded are women and children.
00:43:51.000And what I'm seeing right now with Defund the Police and this movement, which is crazy to defund the police or to let people, you know, commit a certain amount of shoplifting before they get arrested, as in Santa Monica where I just was, or just the degradation of the rule of law, the rise of crime, is that it hurts women and children most.
00:44:08.000I don't want to get drawn into details of January 6th, but I will say again that Kantian imperative.
00:44:33.000Like everywhere we need to restore and make consistent the rule of law rather than abandon it, I believe.
00:44:38.000But isn't there just a... I understand Ian's point.
00:44:42.000I don't know if I would go so far as to be like Hunter Biden's free to go.
00:44:45.000Maybe I'm a little biased when I say the January 6th rioters or protesters, but the idea there is if we keep doing a tit for tat, it's going to escalate and keep escalating.
00:45:01.000I mean the law is a beautiful thing if you really look at it You know each person not just there but anywhere across the country Antifa everybody, you know If they committed a crime the crime will be in that state book of crimes and there's a penal code and they should be You know, be tried and sentenced fairly, or tried and acquitted fairly.
00:45:22.000It's the politicization that's so dangerous.
00:45:25.000I want to pardon these people because, one, it acknowledges that they did commit a crime.
00:45:30.000Right now, no one's acknowledging that Biden committed a crime that I can see in the position of power.
00:45:35.000James Clapper said, we did not wittingly spy on Americans with the PRISM program.
00:46:04.000Occasionally the Green Party is going to be like, what are we doing?
00:46:06.000to like get someone like at the end of the day it doesn't seem as productive it sounds nice but i think ultimately you're right like we have rule of law for a reason we should indict people and investigate them and bring them to a fair trial but just saying well like we think maybe you did something hunter but we can't prove it but preemptively we'll pardon you so we can pardon these other people so later we can pardon him like it just seems complicated and unproductive to me Geez, I mean, the last two years have been horribly unproductive.
00:46:31.000It's like the United States is an abusive relationship beating each other, and there's a whole world out there that we're not paying attention to because they're too busy beating each other, and I'm tired of it.
00:46:42.000So I suppose the issue— About the divisiveness, yeah, sorry.
00:46:45.000You know, we all sit here, and I think we've actually started paying attention, all of us, at some point, and we learned some interesting facts about what Joe Biden was doing.
00:46:54.000I see these memes on the left where they're like Donald Trump committed 34 crimes or something like that and it's like all made up.
00:46:59.000Like Russia gate was fake, Ukraine gate was fake.
00:47:16.000Did you see that video Luke Rutkowski reposted today where it's like someone protesting outside of Trump Towers and they're like, we want him arrested for the provable crimes.
00:47:23.000They're like, oh, what provable crimes?
00:48:17.000You'll hear people talking right, and they'll say right after they say something, as if they're asking you if what they're saying is correct.
00:48:53.000I can criticize him for it because during his administration, the State Department was advertising his golf resorts or his resorts, and he did try to have, I believe the G7 at Trump Doral.
00:49:04.000Those were like things I was like, hey, whoa, man, you know, and then he backed away and was like, well, I think I should do it.
00:49:15.000Should Joe Biden be arrested for his provable crimes?
00:49:19.000Okay, well, I want to be sincere and get the nuance and the context correct, so I should say there should be an investigation into Joe Biden based on probable cause available to the public.
00:49:32.000Notably, that I believe it was the Council on Foreign Relations meeting, he was speaking publicly and stated that he engaged in a quid pro quo with Ukraine.
00:49:41.000Something that we were told was illegal.
00:49:43.000So considering he admitted that he said to the president of Ukraine, if you don't fire the prosecutor, you're not getting a billion dollars, okay, right there, impeached and or charged criminally.
00:49:54.000And that extends way to a whole bunch of other issues like Hunter Biden was on the board of Burisma.
00:50:00.000Is this Absolute malfeasance where it wasn't just a quid pro quo.
00:50:05.000It was him protecting his son's business interests.
00:50:07.000But then, of course, you know, his son and he shared emails and a phone number.
00:50:11.000And Joe Biden told the American people that he didn't know anything about his son's business dealings.
00:50:15.000And then we learned that actually there's a bunch of photos of him with his son's business partners.
00:50:27.000All of these things that have not yet been investigated that we need to know about.
00:50:31.000And then, the best part, Joe Biden engages in a quid pro quo with Ukraine, his son on the board of Burisma, and he says you gotta fire the prosecutor.
00:50:42.000And now as president, he is giving them billions of dollars.
00:50:47.000Doesn't that sound a little weird to anybody?
00:50:49.000So if I was standing there and I was like, we got an arrest of a sitting president, and someone said, what crimes did he commit?
00:50:58.000The crimes, I mean, everyone's got to read the laptop from hell, because that will shock
00:51:02.000you with the abundance of criminality that's thoroughly documented there.
00:51:06.000Of course, you know, he's never been tried and convicted.
00:51:09.000Everyone's innocent until proven guilty.
00:51:10.000But there's, as you say, massive, massive evidence of wrongdoing at a very huge scale.
00:51:17.000It's a huge national security problem.
00:51:18.000And this is what we really need to look at.
00:51:21.000Hunter Biden, and by extension his whole family, the Biden family, kind of acts as a criminal conglomerate in terms of receiving funds collectively.
00:51:31.000He received millions of dollars from a high-level CCP-related alleged asset.
00:52:57.000You know, the debt that the Bidens have to China is devastating our country.
00:53:03.000And it is much more serious than the kinds of things that people have raised in the past about this guy who's been... Sorry, the president who, you know, even though I didn't like him, didn't vote for him, had the FBI break into his house.
00:53:28.000But they are basically provoking an extension of the opium wars.
00:53:32.000It's been going on for 120 years, and now they're running fentanyl through Mexico up into the country, giving it back to the liberal economic order, what we did to them in the 1890s.
00:53:41.000We annihilated their populace with opium.
00:53:44.000Ian, it's the liberal international economy.
00:54:01.000It's a concept that we talk about here at Nauseam, where whenever a dominant economic power is about to be displaced by a rising economic power, typically, I shouldn't say whenever, typically war breaks out.
00:54:14.000So I think it was like within the past 500 years there have been 16 instances where something like this has happened and 12 of them resulted in major war.
00:54:23.000So the argument is that there are powerful interests in the United States trying to prevent war between the U.S.
00:54:27.000and China by crippling the United States and watching it collapse before a war can break out.
00:54:33.000So the idea is if two powers reach a similar level and they start competing for who's going to dominate, they eventually just destabilize them.
00:54:40.000But if the dominant power is being hacked away at the base and then it just falls over, no war.
00:55:22.000Because there are people who have the opportunity to look into this and choose not to because they're still part of, they still believe in the narrative so strongly.
00:55:29.000Well honestly I'm always trying to be open-minded and I didn't think that I was self-selecting out information that would have cut against it but when you're reading the New York Times and watching CNN there's such a repetition of The Washington Times is a cult paper.
00:55:47.000The Epoch Times is run by cult members.
00:55:50.000You know, they just dismiss every conservative or independent or libertarian outlet.
00:57:17.000I mean, you look at his administration, so dramatically different from the previous administrations.
00:57:22.000In my lifetime, I am 36, I've seen not nearly as much as most people, I think, well I shouldn't say most because I don't know what the demographics are, but many people in this country who are older than me, I think the majority of the country are older than me.
00:57:42.000Missile strike in Syria, drone strikes, but no new wars, pulling our troops out of the Middle East, pulling our troops out of Syria, trying to bring peace to the Middle East with the Abraham Accords, negotiating the deal in, I think it was, was it Kosovo, Serbia or something like that?
00:57:55.000Then you had Kim Jong-un in North Korea.
00:57:57.000He crossed into the DMZ with no security and a tremendous sign of peace and leadership.
00:58:02.000I mean, it was shocking to me that he did that.
00:58:04.000They could have just snatched him up and taken the U.S.
00:58:13.000They just shook his hand and then he left.
00:58:14.000It was so dramatically different, his foreign policy, than I'd seen in such a long time that it was very clearly in the way of the war machine and the establishment politics of this country.
00:58:23.000Well, I think you're completely right.
00:58:26.000And just each one of those, it's so embarrassing, but each one of those huge achievements, which I really didn't credit till pretty recently, was dismissed and derided by the legacy media.
00:58:36.000I have to stress this every opportunity I get.
00:58:40.000When Donald Trump went to the DMZ, the Demilitarized Zone in the Koreas, and he met with Kim Jong-un, The media said he was ponying up to dictators, and it was bad, and he was causing problems.
00:58:52.000The President of the United States, with no security detail, entered an enemy nation.
00:58:58.000The war with North Korea is still, there's still a war.
00:59:39.000President Trump actually brought our men and women home.
00:59:42.000You know, he scaled down the war machine.
00:59:45.000No one gave him credit for that on our side of it.
00:59:48.000I guess what I would say for the record, though, is as a survivor of sexual assault, The way he spoke about women was catastrophic, and I could not bring myself to vote for someone who was so dismissive about sexual abuse.
01:00:01.000Maybe that was short-sighted of me, but I kind of shouldn't have to.
01:00:04.000He should have had advisors saying, look, just apologize, talk about it compassionately, say you've learned whatever, say you will try harder in the future to not be you know, horribly abusive or describe women in horribly
01:00:16.000abusive ways, or describe sexual assault. This is when he said, this is when he was like,
01:00:21.000when you're famous, they let you, you know, yeah, but even his apology, apology afterwards
01:00:26.000was very, very dismissive. And I think that was a very painful moment for, you know, the 33%
01:00:31.000of women who've been sexually abused before they were 18 and the 17% of men. And and it was so
01:00:36.000hard for me personally to get over that.
01:00:39.000This is what I think a lot of the really diehard Trump supporters need to pay attention to.
01:01:07.000I just wish you would stop saying that stuff.
01:01:09.000And I'm like, Trump does get a lot of people by being aggressive, but he could make some moves that would retain that while also being more appealing to run-of-the-mill people who don't like that abrasive language.
01:01:21.000I remember one of the criticisms he got all the time was that he wasn't presidential enough.
01:01:26.000And while that is a little bit different from what the comments you're pointing out, I do think in some ways some Trump supporters doubled down.
01:01:33.000They like that he has these rough edges and they like that he doesn't sound the way Obama sounded and he doesn't sound the way career politician Biden sounds or sounded.
01:01:44.000I can agree that like his language around certain topics could be better.
01:01:50.000I would not like to be the advisor to try and corral Trump into changing his speech patterns, but I mean, I think Republican or conservative voters are willing to embrace flaws or at least Pick and choose flaws differently.
01:02:07.000I think some of the hang up with a lot of, especially young liberals that I know, is that it has to be absolute.
01:02:57.000One of the greatest moments in American presidential history was when he's outside the White House in the Rose Garden or whatever, and they ask him about Saudi Arabia and he goes, we're gonna sell a bunch of weapons to Saudi Arabia!
01:04:37.000People are going to believe this, and you know what this is?
01:04:40.000The definition of a recession, the colloquial one, is two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth.
01:04:47.000Bill Clinton said it in, you know, 2001 or whatever, in that viral video from C-SPAN people are posting, and the UK considers it that, and all of a sudden they're like, no, actually that's not the definition of a recession, so we're changing it.
01:04:59.000So they're saying the technical definition is actually quite different, so now we're not going to use that.
01:05:31.000Inflation is calculated on a yearly basis, and they decided to change the way they calculate it so they can report, and Biden can lie and tell you there's no inflation.
01:05:39.000And every headline can say, no inflation, zero inflation under Biden, and they leave out all the details.
01:05:44.000Because they know you're scrolling, you're not actually reading the article.
01:05:48.000The only thing they need you to get to quote is the headline.
01:05:51.000Educate me here, 8.5%, does that mean every year there's going to be an 8.5% increase?
01:05:56.000From this time last year to this month.
01:06:19.000So the funny thing is, you also got to understand what it means for there to be inflation, for there to be no inflation month to month.
01:06:26.000If gas is skyrocketing, and then it goes up from $2 to $5, and then it drops down to $4.50, they will say inflation is at zero, even though it's massively up.
01:06:42.000Because it went down just a little bit, just a teeny little bit.
01:06:45.000But this administration plays with numbers all the time.
01:06:49.000I'm sorry, this administration plays with numbers all the time and they really condescend to the American people because they count on us to be innumerate or not to know how to read a chart, not to notice.
01:06:59.000I think that's why legacy media is kind of losing hemorrhaging viewers and alternative media And that's why censorship is so important, because they have to try and stop that.
01:07:09.000But I do have to wonder, man, does it really matter?
01:07:12.000I think the Democrats maybe, you know, I'm imagining they're all like sitting around the consultants and like the DNC or whatever, and they're like, you know, we've tried really hard to convince half this country.
01:07:21.000Why don't we just convince the stupid people?
01:07:23.000That's so much easier, and you don't need to spend as much money.
01:07:27.000So now they're doing things that to us, it's like brazen.
01:09:36.000No, there was two guys who were fighting online on Call of Duty, and then one guy said, here's my address, do something, and it was a fake address.
01:09:46.000So the guy swatted the address, and when the cops showed up, the resident had no idea what was going on, opened his door, walked out with his gun, and the cops shot and killed him.
01:09:54.000So anyway, I don't want to harp on too much of that stuff.
01:09:57.000My point is just that as we head into October and November with the midterms coming up, you are going to see the craziest balls-to-the-wall shenanigans all over the country.
01:11:53.000Social media and digital platforms, you know, can be very empowering, but they're also a way to surveil and manage human communications, as we've discussed.
01:12:03.000We're messaged that the things people do together are like low-tech and second-rate compared to digital tools.
01:12:11.000But in fact it's incredibly sophisticated, a room full of people talking to each other, or an auditorium full of people with a speaker talking to a giant group, or a protest, or a march with a bunch of human beings talking and sharing, or a movement where people are singing and marching and praying together.
01:12:29.000So I would say to everyone the best thing you can do is Get off your screens and get into rooms with other humans and have fellowship with them and feed them and be fed by them and fall in love with them and, you know, disclose your heart to them because it's only those revolutions that really are peaceful and survive.
01:12:48.000And it's also a very sophisticated way to communicate information because it's hard to hack the human brain yet.
01:12:54.000It's hard to hack a room where people are having a cocktail party or a potluck or praying together or singing together.
01:13:01.000and we've forgotten that we can gather. Like look at what happened in this country before digital technology.
01:13:10.000You used to have whistle stops where people would talk to a thousand people at once,
01:13:14.000or you know all the great movements, the women's movement, the labor movement, the civil rights movement, the
01:14:23.000So what can we do to bring more people?
01:14:26.000Hey, come hang out Saturday morning, something to do with the family.
01:14:29.000We're going to have pancakes, we're going to have waffles, eggs, sausage, bacon, some vegan and vegetarian options, coffee, milk, orange juice.
01:14:37.000The kids will watch cartoons, everybody will eat, we'll all learn from each other, meet each other, and we'll hang out.
01:14:44.000And when people actually encounter each other, they realize there's nothing to fear, you know, overwhelmingly, you know, people will meet who are think they're across a political divide, and they'll have a conversation, realize like, you're not a weirdo, you're not a monster, our kids are playing together.
01:14:58.000It's I kind of like it when someone gets heated.
01:15:53.000They won't be able to tell you the truth if they're based in China, but you should stay in contact with them.
01:15:59.000I should add to that beautiful scene of people having pancakes or having potluck or talking to each other.
01:16:04.000We also need to know where our food is coming from.
01:16:06.000My husband and I just bought a quarter of a cow from a local farmer.
01:16:11.000Now we have to freeze her, but I expect leading up to November shortages in food, cyber attacks, power grid outages, all kinds of things to destabilize and scare people and we need to be able to defend our homes.
01:16:27.000It's another reason to know your neighbors, right?
01:16:30.000The internet community that you built yourself can be great but no one is going to come help you if, let's say, a tree falls on your house or, you know, you need something in the middle of the night, right?
01:16:40.000You need to know and invest in the people who are physically around you Because ultimately they control or they influence the environment you're in and that is more important than the environment you build for yourself online because that is contrived.
01:17:07.000But we need men, you know, we need women, we need men, we need people of all genders, obviously, but when things fall apart, and I thoroughly expect institutions will fall apart, you know, grids will fall apart, there's gonna be chaos leading up to November and after, that's what they want, clearly.
01:17:30.000I predicted food shortages starting in probably January of this year, and it was a time of great abundance, and we hadn't had empty shelves, and now we have food shortages.
01:17:45.000They're planning on people being cold in Europe because the supply lines are... The fuel prices are through the roof.
01:17:51.000I periodically will do shoutouts for safeandreadymeals.com.
01:17:55.000That is not literally a shoutout, but I do want to mention it because I often bring up, I was mocked by many on the left for promoting emergency food supplies.
01:18:52.000I'm gonna do it. So come around the bread's gone. Have they come around like does the left?
01:18:57.000Oh, you know see the no to pretty meals. They they like this guy
01:19:01.000I knew like a friend of mine started making fun of me and he was like, oh look at this loser
01:19:05.000Cuz he was like trying to earn points on the internet by bragging on me and I'm like, dude
01:19:08.000My whole thing is like why would you need emergency food?
01:19:13.000Because there was a flood recently that was really bad and it shut the roads down and people had trouble getting food and it's not perishable.
01:19:19.000So if your fridge goes out or whatever, you have a set amount of food that'll last you two weeks or whatever.
01:19:24.000Same as you'd have a first aid kit or a jug of water.
01:19:27.000But they think it's just, it's anti-tribal.
01:20:15.000And now I look at their influencers that our adversaries send to skew people like your friend and to say to them, hey, it's really stupid that your friend has ready meals.
01:20:44.000I had a vision last night of, I was walking like on horseback, riding by people that had been devastated by starvation, just looking at me as I'm riding by.
01:20:52.000Like you see in the movie where the noble goes through the village that's been torched and they're just like looking at the people and the people don't even have the energy to grab at the horse.
01:21:07.000I feel like there's a segment of culture that tells you and I don't want to be too mean to the liberals but I do think it's sort of a more left leaning perspective that says like you should live for the now and you should be self-indulgent and you should think about this whereas a lot of conservative people who are brought up in more conservative homes are taught like you should plan for the future and that involves everything from saving money like Tithing to your church is something that a lot of conservative parents teach their children, but also, like, think about if you want to have kids in the future and how that will affect you.
01:21:36.000Whereas there's a different segment of culture that is like, it's all, it doesn't matter.
01:21:40.000You just have to do what feels good in the moment.
01:21:59.000People are like, I don't want to get locked into an area, so I'm going to keep renting.
01:22:02.000I don't want to commit to a community that I would have to invest in and get to know my neighbors.
01:22:08.000I want to be able to be transient and have the idea that I'm always free because I can pick up and move at any time, but ultimately I'm detached and I'm lonely.
01:22:16.000Right, it is a sort of freedom to have all your music digitally on Spotify.
01:22:21.000You don't have to carry around your CDs, which are 50 pounds.
01:22:23.000But if the power goes out, you had all that rental that's not there.
01:22:28.000Well, I mean, if the power goes out, you can't play CDs either.
01:22:31.000And Spotify's gonna take out the songs that are not correct anymore, that have words we're not supposed to say.
01:22:44.000I think an element of what you were saying as well is we on the left are trained to trust the government and not give it a message of self-reliance.
01:23:54.000If it were me, and I said, we're going to go to a venue, and I mean, I gotta be honest, if it were me, I'd be like, then I don't do the show.
01:24:02.000And I'll tell each and every one of my fans, if he doesn't come, I don't come.
01:24:06.000Because imagine if like, imagine it was the 50s, and this band was going to play a venue, and their drummer was a black guy, and they were like, we don't allow, you know, your drummer, he's black.
01:24:15.000They'd be like, well, I guess we have to fire you.
01:25:35.000He doesn't have to justify it, he just doesn't have to get it.
01:25:38.000But to even, you know, to go after any potential arguments they might have, if you are unable to, due to a medical condition, So you get fired from your job and barred entry?
01:25:53.000Like, imagine if there was a business that was a venue and they said, no epileptics because we can't be responsible for you.
01:25:59.000It's like, dude, that's not okay, man.
01:26:01.000Like, we should be accommodating to people.
01:26:12.000Well, this was definitely one of the most shocking.
01:26:14.000I did follow the money in the bodies of others and vast sums are going to, I don't know if it went to this band, but vast sums are going to influencers all the way down to college level.
01:26:24.000I mean, this FOIA of the CDC shows that they're thanking the social media groups for enlisting college influencers in, you know, their goals of censorship and direction.
01:26:36.000Salesmen for pharmaceutical companies?
01:26:39.000And even to churches and synagogues and little social groups, I mean, tiny dance troupes in the Bronx, they got money to go along with COVID education, COVID norms, including this kind of messaging.
01:26:51.000Did you see, we talked about this yesterday, there was a CNBC article that said it was like pharmaceutical, no, no, no, it was investment firms, Goldman Sachs, I think, We're saying, hey, curing diseases is like not a good long term revenue prospect.
01:27:07.000I remember the left was very much like, we don't trust Big Pharma because they don't cure diseases, they treat symptoms so they can make more money and keep you as a subscriber.
01:27:16.000And now they're outright just writing these articles.
01:27:18.000And the left is like marching in lockstep along with Big Pharma.
01:27:43.000There's a handful of politicians I would say are diehard Trump, but for the most part, it's like, there's libertarians, there's disaffected liberals, and there's conservatives.
01:27:52.000They don't agree on everything, but they just think you're in a cult, so it's like, not even about Trump.
01:27:57.000Well, I'm meeting a lot of conservatives and libertarians who aren't particularly supportive of President Trump, but who are horrified and homeless former liberals like myself, who are simply horrified at what's coming over the hill from the Biden administration and these allies and, you know, other sort of aligned world economic forum puppets all over the world like Macron and Boris Johnson and so on.
01:28:20.000And so I think it's kind of beyond left and right at this point.
01:28:51.000It's happening whether we want it to or not right now.
01:28:53.000We've already seen Russia and China building bricks and their economy.
01:28:58.000And it's either we do it ourselves, like ripping the band-aid off, digging open the scab, and getting in there with a bristle and some soap to cut out the black rot, or it's going to kill us by poisoning our blood system.
01:29:26.000I was riding my bike down a hill, and I had a basketball in my arm, and the basketball came out of my arm, so I flailed and my foot got caught in my front spoke.
01:29:33.000I went flying over, skidded across the gravel.
01:29:36.000I had all this embedded gravel in my hand.
01:29:37.000So I went home, got some nail clippers, and just cut all the skin open.
01:29:40.000in. All right. And it healed like completely back to normal within like three days. It's
01:29:45.000not just human body is crazy. We've also got the swift payment system. You got the I am
01:29:50.000going to week. You've got international the Bank of International Settlements in Switzerland.
01:29:55.000It's a big it's not a worldwide cartel but it's it's a big one.
01:30:00.000Australia, England, United States are three of the biggest.
01:30:05.000Yeah, but aren't you guys saying two different things?
01:30:07.000You're saying go back to sound money, right?
01:30:10.000And you're saying get rid of the dollar.
01:30:13.000No, no, no, he's saying the Federal Reserve, because the Federal Reserve notes are there.
01:30:16.000Yeah, we don't actually use dollars right now, we use Federal Reserve promissory notes.
01:30:20.000They lend us, they lend the American government a promissory note, and then we, they say, okay, now you have to pay us back this note at interest, and that's why all your dollars actually say Federal Reserve note on it, because it's private property.
01:30:31.000It's just, it's a really easy way to explain it to people.
01:30:34.000There's five people sitting here right now.
01:30:37.000Imagine we were all trading amongst each other something of value, but one person was allowed to make the money They wouldn't have to do any work They would just be like I'm gonna write myself like I'm gonna write right here that I have $5 and then Here you go.
01:30:51.000I think we could do is issue a currency recall So you say we have two years every human on earth can give us the will say the American government your dollars and will return you a US Crypto token or something on a blockchain and then there's gonna be a diminishing return.
01:31:05.000You're gonna lose 20% of whatever you give us You're supportive of digital currency?
01:31:10.000If it's on a blockchain and it's transparent, yes.
01:31:14.000If it's just a central bank currency where they can just make as many as they want, no.
01:31:17.000Naomi has such a stressed look on her face.
01:31:20.000What's going to happen is we're going to have to keep creating new blockchains with new tokens as we expand.
01:31:26.000The issue with digital currencies is it's all trackable.
01:31:59.000So if you have a cold wallet or something, and it's got one bitcoin on it, it doesn't actually move on the blockchain if you hand the physical drive to someone and they bounce it around.
01:32:08.000Yeah, if you could print something on just a daily printer, like on a piece of graphene paper that has a code in it, like a circuit in there that has the data of the token on it, that'd be cool.
01:32:20.000Or I mean, to put it simply, people could open a crypto bank where they hold 100 Bitcoin, and then issue, this represents 1 Bitcoin, but they never do fractional reserve banking.
01:32:29.000It's just, this is always redeemable for us for a Bitcoin, and then anyone can trade amongst themselves.
01:32:36.000So when people turn their US dollars back in, they're going to lose a 20% of their money, but the wealthier you are, the more you're going to lose.
01:32:44.000The more money you give back, the more of a percent is going to be taken out because we have to deflate our economy.
01:32:52.000We can't live with this amount of worthless dollars in the system right now.
01:32:56.000I am hearing that from a lot of people, including highly placed kind of hedge fund insiders, that the amount of money sloshing around that is imaginary is terribly dangerous.
01:33:06.000I was looking at like the history of currency recalls, and they're not normally very peaceful for people.
01:33:19.000Well, peaceful is kind of a general term, like what that means.
01:33:22.000You might have to, you know, people might suffer, but we could do it without instigating a war.
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01:34:17.000ID, pen, paper, hand count, national, state, and local holiday, absentee for deployed military only, all over excuses or reasons, oh well, don't care.
01:34:26.000Yeah, everybody should make sure right now you're registered to vote.
01:34:38.000Well, the best thing is, I'm like, when it comes to Election Day, what you do is, you invite all your friends out to get pizza and beer, and then while you're driving, you stop at the voting location for their area, and then be like, we're just gonna run in real quick, make sure we vote, and then we're gonna go and have wings and beer, and that's the way you gotta do it.
01:34:54.000I also believe that Election Day should be a national holiday, and there should be one day, as the Constitution prescribes.
01:35:31.000Joe Spinella says, Tim, you need to get former IRS agent Joseph Bannister as well as author of Income Tax Shattering, the myth Dave Champion, on your show.
01:35:39.000Both found there is no lawmaking 99% of Americans.
01:35:50.000There was a very famous case about Ed and Elaine Brown where a bunch of government agents came and arrested them because they did not pay their taxes.
01:36:43.000Then you get into creating a thug cast.
01:36:48.000Then you get into creating a place outside the rule of law where prisoners are held, like at your point about January 6th prisoners or Guantanamo in the case of global war on terror.
01:36:58.000You create a surveillance society, so people are spying on people or, you know, digital technologies tracking people.
01:37:05.000And then I'll skip ahead, you know, five, six, seven, eight, you start to criminalize speech, as you and I were discussing, you start to target key individuals in the culture, which we're also seeing, you know, being people take being taken out.
01:37:21.000You start to create an environment in which people can't tell truth from lies.
01:37:24.000There's so much confusion, so much lying misinformation in the news, people just kind of give up.
01:37:30.000And then step 10 is to suspend the rule of law, martial law, which most people don't even know we're at right now.
01:37:38.000Many of your, maybe your clued in viewers do know, but most Americans literally don't know that President Biden extended emergency law in April because of the situation in Iran, I kid you not, like who's writing his material?
01:37:51.000But he keeps extending it in an open-ended way and state by state, many states, 28 states are still under emergency law and extending it like New York State, my tyrannical Governor Hochul extended emergency law every 30 days.
01:38:23.000They say, her Crowder interview, has her stance changed?
01:38:28.000I literally strongly object to something I didn't say being attributed to me.
01:38:34.000I think that people should check their sources before they claim that people believe things they don't believe, and I refer everybody to an essay I wrote called Our Bodies, Our Souls in 1995, which is much syndicated and you can find it anywhere, in which I explain my incredible unhappiness about the moral angst and difficulties that arise with abortion after the first trimester.
01:39:00.000I do believe that for women to have any autonomy at all, we have to control our reproduction for the first trimester, the first 40 days in my tradition.
01:39:09.000I'm Jewish, you know, there are other traditions that Allow for abortions in the first 40 days.
01:39:16.000It's always a failure Of something but I do not believe in abortion after the first trimester.
01:39:24.000I don't yeah So I was noticing this is something that I had wanted to ask you about in 1995 You were saying that we need to call abortion exactly what it is Which is murder and it does no in any service to call it anything other than that Do you think that's a fair representation?
01:39:45.000But my understanding was that you were saying it does no one any service to call it anything other than what it is, which is simply murder.
01:39:51.000I think you're probably referring to after the first trimester.
01:41:21.000They also want to divorce you from the consequences of what an abortion is really like.
01:41:25.000I remember, I mean, Teen Vogue famously did this article where they were like, what to get your friend when she has an abortion?
01:41:30.000And it's like movies, so she has something to watch.
01:41:33.000And Planned Parenthood enamel pins for her backpack because they were able to provide her this important service.
01:41:38.000I mean, this is a publication which has become very left slightly radical theoretically is targeted at teenagers what's a teenager 13 to 18 19 maybe at the most i mean they're encouraging young women to think of this choice as sort of this weird quirky milestone like you treat it the same way when your friend goes through a bad breakup bring her some ice cream and a good movie i totally know what you're talking about because the culture was even there when i was a teenager and in high school i remember that it was like
01:42:18.000But there was this kind of trivializing of the abortion or almost glamorizing of the trip to Planned Parenthood to have it done and the drama and so on.
01:42:27.000I mean, I've seen, you know, websites aimed at saying that parents who want to know about their teenage girls Being pregnant or choosing abortion to have a say in it are coercive and oppressive patriarchs and
01:42:41.000And really there's this glamorization of taking over the teenager and getting her through this in a kind of cozy, cute way, and that's disgusting.
01:42:51.000But what I just wanted to share, because it was so new to me when I first heard about it, is that Feminists for Life have what they call a seamless web of life philosophy.
01:43:00.000They oppose capital punishment and they oppose abortion, but they make the case that if we really had, and I wrote a subset about this recently, if we really had a pro-woman society, We wouldn't treat abortion the way we do now.
01:43:13.000We would have all kinds of support for young women who got pregnant.
01:43:17.000The women who most often have abortions are in their 20s, right?
01:43:56.000And I'm sorry, I'm going to go further and say I think young people are having what I can only call... I used to think people who talked like this were crazy right-wingers, but I do think there's a kind of evil kind of Almost satanic, satanic, satanic.
01:45:51.000Again, I thought the right-wing crazies were making it up, but then I read the bills!
01:45:54.000And I have this wonderful editor, Kate Malgoza, who's in her 20s, who did a breakdown of one of these bills.
01:46:01.000They let you let the baby die both in Washington State and in Virginia a month after.
01:46:06.000Virginia, I don't know if they passed it or I think they tried to I think it failed.
01:46:10.000Resuscitate the baby and make it comfortable and then have a convert or like deform or whatever.
01:46:14.000But bro, if the baby is resuscitated and alive, there is no circumstance, you know, I can understand a circumstance where it's like, we can we can we can we can help it live for five minutes and it's gonna die and that's probably cruel.
01:48:55.000Um, well, I never, I don't think I started the name calling in the 90s.
01:49:01.000But, um, I mean, this is ancient history.
01:49:03.000But yeah, Camille Paglia was a protege of Harold Bloom, who sexually molested me essentially was when I was under an undergraduate.
01:49:11.000And I think it's interesting that she kind of hounded me the first decade of my career.
01:49:15.000And Harold Bloom was such a force behind her kind of astronomical ascent from nowhere.
01:49:24.000But I'm always willing to engage with anyone.
01:49:28.000I haven't had any approaches from her for many years.
01:49:31.000And she never, to your point about debate, I once ran into her physically, and I'd never met her before.
01:49:36.000She'd just been sniping at me for, you know, a long time.
01:49:40.000And, calling me names, and I said, you know, we should really have an open public discussion, an open debate, a constructive debate, and she sort of scurried away.
01:50:26.000Four years ago, with the street fighting, I was reading these articles talking about the prospect of civil war, and seeing this, I said, it feels like we're on track for one.
01:50:35.000When do you think, if it were to happen, what's your timeline?
01:50:40.000Well, let me stress that I civil war is terrible.
01:50:55.000I mean, civil wars, failed states are really interesting, like, or states where there's no rule of law, like I was in Sierra Leone in 2006.
01:51:04.000and there was no rule of law. That's why I'm so scared of a state of no rule of law. But there
01:51:09.000were militias. And so we're kind of there, right? Like when Antifa, whoever they were, I think they
01:51:14.000were heavily infiltrated, because the left just isn't that organized. But when people are burning
01:51:20.000whole neighborhoods in cities, that's already a form of civil war. And when people are,
01:51:27.000you know, when there's eminent domain, when things are being taken from people,
01:51:31.000as we're seeing with the Dutch farmers or the truckers or the people who supported the truckers,
01:51:36.000that's already an aspect of civil war.
01:51:38.000The war is being waged already against the people of North America, the people of the West.
01:51:42.000I mean, this is the argument of my book.
01:51:59.000Where some people claim rights to certain territories and other people aren't allowed to go there.
01:52:05.000And that restrictions only happen to populations that are about to have their assets stolen from them, like in the Warsaw Ghetto or Native Americans on reservations.
01:52:16.000The whole defund the police movement, I think, is part of waging war against the American
01:52:21.000people or instigating a civil war because the more crime there is, as we've said, the
01:52:27.000more people have to kind of turn to themselves to defend themselves.
01:52:32.000And you know, this bill, 86,000 new IRS agents, they keep trying to create militias.
01:52:37.000Remember, step two is you create a thug cast, you create a blackwater, a militia, black
01:52:42.000shirts, brown shirts, thugs that are not accountable, you know, up and down the chain of command
01:52:47.000in an organized structure of the rule of law.
01:52:50.000And this administration and these World Economic Forum puppets around the world are creating
01:52:54.000Like those guys dressed in black who are beating up the truckers in Canada are the same guys dressed in black who are beating up protesters in France.
01:53:32.000Spider-Man was at a wrestling match, and he denied the money he was supposed to win, because the promoter was like, yeah, what are you gonna do about it?
01:53:42.000And this guy comes in and steals the money and runs off, and the promoter goes, hey, stop that guy!
01:53:48.000And then Spider-Man's all like, oh, you know, what are you gonna do about it, or something like that.
01:53:52.000And then he goes outside, and the dude who stole the money He's trying to get away and tries stealing a car and then shoots the man inside who happens to be Spider-Man's Uncle Ben.
01:56:56.000What I think everybody needs is a 40-foot wall, thick concrete from sea to shining sea, protecting their home, and maybe some auto-defense turrets.
01:58:02.000The idea is that sometime around Donald Trump's election, multiple agencies, internet companies realized like, hey, letting people have free speech on these platforms is really bad for global infrastructure.
01:58:13.000So now the internet is overwhelmingly just bots simulating public opinion.
02:01:59.000She's so extremely patriotic that I think it would be amazing to see her on a national stage.
02:02:05.000I can't speak to all of her policies, but I do think that she captures a nostalgic spirit of American politics that we just don't have anymore.
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02:03:43.000And I want to put your mind at ease about the climate, if I can.
02:03:45.000We are entering an era where we'll be pulling the carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, converting it into graphene through like some sort of catalyst, like a magnesium catalyst or palladium, gold, copper, something like that.
02:04:09.000Yeah, they can pull it right out of the smokestack.
02:04:11.000It'll encourage pulling more coal out of the ground, hitting it with lasers to turn it into a cleaner burn, then recapturing the carbon and reusing it.
02:04:18.000I think it'll bring a lot of people together, the industrialists and the eco.
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