Dr. Brett Weinstein joins Alex and I for an in-depth interview on the eve of Super Bowl LIV, where we talk about the collapse of Western civilization and what we can do to save it. Dr. Weinstein is a professor at the University of Colorado and former professor at Evergreen University, where he was one of the first to speak out against racism and white privilege. He is also the founder of the Darkhorse Podcast, Darkhorse, and Darkhorse Rumble.
00:00:25.000It is classically liberal and I believe it is also actually liberal and it is a perfect match for what I find my many conservative friends believe as well.
00:00:34.000That this is the metric that we can use to test any system that we put in place.
00:00:39.000Does it liberate people or does it constrain them?
00:00:41.000If it liberates them meaningfully over the long term, It's a good thing.
00:00:47.000What they have recognized is that they have no use for us, and I wish that was an exaggeration, but you can see this so clearly in what they did to the public over COVID.
00:01:01.000I don't think we really have any choice but to rescue Western civilization.
00:01:04.000It is the best tool we've got, always has been.
00:01:07.000It's not to say that it can't use upgrading here and there, but We have to save it because your children, my children, and all of the grandchildren that we might ultimately have are depending on us to do it.
00:01:20.000And the idea of hyper-novelty is that although human beings are the fastest evolving animal species that has ever existed, and that is largely the result of the fact that we evolve in a different way, we are actually able to evolve culturally, which is much more rapid than genetic evolution.
00:01:37.000But even though we are the fastest evolving animal species that has existed, The rate of technological change is so fast that even our evolutionary capacity... We can't catch up.
00:01:48.000We cannot keep up, and that is resulting in us being sick, physically, psychologically, socially, and what you're detecting as the collapse of civilization is really a manifestation of many different kinds of hyper-novelty that is making it difficult for us to see what's in our interest.
00:02:08.000They are gambling with A planet that isn't theirs to destroy, that is actually, it is the birthright of every living person and it is the entitlement of all the people who will eventually live here.
00:02:20.000They are gambling with it and they obviously don't know what they're doing.
00:02:24.000It is likely that many of the deaths that occur as a result of these shots It's the result of the mRNA platform itself.
00:02:35.000that anything you loaded onto that platform would produce many of these pathologies,
00:02:41.000because the platform itself is deeply flawed.
00:03:08.000He was just in town for the Joe Rogan number one podcast in the world, which I'm sure will have already aired by the time this interview goes out.
00:03:15.000But I just want to point out, I love football.
00:03:18.000But our society is in so much trouble because of all the bread and circuses that people make their main focus sports and entertainment.
00:03:24.000That'd be fine if society and civilization wasn't in such a crisis.
00:03:28.000So I'm honored that he would spend Super Bowl Sunday that's a religion to so many, including my family that's all watching it right now and wondering why I'm not there.
00:03:36.000Well, it's because this, quite frankly, is way more important.
00:03:42.000But this affects the entire future of our species on this planet that has never been in greater crisis in my view.
00:03:50.000And when I first learned about the doctor and former professor at Evergreen University in 2017, he was standing up against really horrible racism against white people, saying they couldn't be on campus on certain days.
00:04:03.000I just want to remind folks of where we really started seeing this guy explode out there, and since then he's obviously been everywhere.
00:04:10.000One of the top guests on Joe Rogan has his own hit podcast as well that everybody should search out.
00:05:34.000I'm really glad to be here and to meet you, finally.
00:05:37.000I've long been a fan of yours, if a bit cryptically.
00:05:41.000And in fact, maybe that is a place to start.
00:05:46.000Many years ago, I guess it would have been something like 2011, I was part of the Occupy Movement.
00:05:53.000And although the Occupy Movement got ridiculous quickly, And I wish I had realized where it was headed earlier.
00:06:01.000I was paying attention actually to your coverage of it and something that impressed and surprised me was that as the Occupy movement was being targeted by the federal government, you covered that targeting and you were incensed by it.
00:06:19.000And I was heartened to see you defending people who obviously ideologically were not closely aligned Uh, with you, and I felt, I felt at the time, and I feel even more strongly now, that you're a patriot, and I really appreciate that you see, uh, all Americans as worth defending.
00:06:41.000Well, thank you, but look, if, if I don't defend everybody, I'm not going to get defended.
00:06:46.000It was that famous, you know, quote by the pastor in Nazi Germany that he didn't stand up for this group when they came after him, then he'd stand up for that group, and finally, when they came for him, there was nobody left to stand up for him.
00:06:56.000I exactly agree with this, and I think that really is the team that needs to assemble.
00:07:01.000All of the patriots who respect the principles on which the U.S.
00:07:04.000was founded, and indeed the Western civilization is founded, need to put aside ideological differences so that we can fend off what threatens Western civilization.
00:07:15.000And at the point that we've succeeded in doing that, we can go back to fighting over ideological issues.
00:07:21.000But for the moment, they're beside the point.
00:07:23.000Now, I didn't really go into your bio, and most people know who you are and they know a lot about you, but maybe we should just real quick talk about your background, what you've done, your best-selling book, The Hunter-Gatherer's Guide, The 21st Century, and then kind of your political process and what you would call yourself today, and then let's talk about that big attack on Western civilization and then launch into wherever you want to go.
00:07:46.000You want me to tell people my background?
00:07:53.000I studied bats as part of my dissertation work, but that work led me quickly to the study of biological trade-offs.
00:08:01.000That is to say, Oftentimes anybody who's managed a system knows that you can't have everything.
00:08:08.000You have to borrow from one thing in order to accomplish something else.
00:08:11.000And it turns out that that's the way biology functions too.
00:08:14.000So anyway, that became my focus and it has an important implication to this day in terms of how I see civilization and other complex systems functioning.
00:08:26.000I taught for 14 years at the Evergreen State College, which was a very strange place.
00:08:33.000It was the most liberal college in the country, I believe, by almost any measure.
00:08:38.000And there was a lot to it that was crazy, but there was also a lot to it that was quite brilliant.
00:08:44.000The founders of the college had thrown out every single structure that would exist in a normal college or university and replaced it with something else.
00:08:53.000And half of what they built didn't really work, but half of it actually allowed for professors who were very serious about teaching to innovate entirely new ways of doing that.
00:09:04.000We had total freedom to teach anything we wanted in any way we wanted.
00:09:08.000Students took one class at a time, full-time.
00:09:11.000Professors taught one class at a time, full-time.
00:09:14.000And that meant that we knew every student, not just by name, but we knew who they were and how they thought.
00:09:20.000And that allowed us to teach right to each individual, which is a very powerful way of doing it.
00:09:28.000That strong connection with students is why When I was confronted May 23rd of 2017 by 50 students that I had never met accusing me of racism, I wasn't concerned.
00:09:43.000There were too many people who knew that that accusation had no reality to it.
00:09:49.000And so I knew it wasn't going to stick.
00:09:50.000So that allowed me to stand up to them.
00:09:53.000And the protesters who came after me made the mistake of proudly filming everything they did.
00:10:00.000And when they released that footage to the internet, people looked at me being confronted by students who weren't willing to even have a conversation with me and they knew something was wrong in this uh... diversity equity and inclusion
00:10:13.000movement just interrupt it felt like a malice struggle section
00:10:18.000i think it it was in every way except that the students who were confronting
00:10:22.000me i don't think you very much about now but and every other way yes
00:10:27.000did go in search So, anyway, I was teaching evolutionary biology.
00:10:32.000The college had hired a new president who was interested in remaking the college according to very different rules.
00:10:41.000But he had a problem, because at Evergreen, the faculty had the power to stop him.
00:10:48.000And so he Effectively used racism to eliminate his opponents and I became public enemy number one not because there was anything wrong with my teaching but because I was going to be an obstacle to his plans and that resulted in the dramatic
00:11:10.000Dialectic means you are using disagreement to discover what is true.
00:13:39.000Yes, all of these things have historical echoes.
00:13:43.000There were elements of what happened at Evergreen that were new, but of course most of it was just a refresh of historical chapters.
00:13:52.000And, you know, it was about something else.
00:13:55.000Race became an excuse for a battle that was desired by powerful forces that weren't interested in sharing their plan with the faculty, students, or anybody else.
00:14:07.000It seemed like Evergreen wetted the mouth too, or the taste buds, because then it seemed to be like the bellwether and then it spread across academia everywhere and was defended by the media.
00:14:17.000Now here we are, six, seven years later, now everybody who's got to have a brain, the vast majority say, no, academia, major colleges have turned into nut houses.
00:14:30.000They were already, and indeed that wasn't new either.
00:14:34.000When Heather, my wife, also a biologist, also actually she was Evergreen's most popular professor, but when we were in college ourselves, we faced the first iteration of what would later go on to be called diversity, equity, and inclusion.
00:14:50.000At the time it was political correctness.
00:15:42.000I mean, this is just so biologically nonsensical that you would imagine every university in the country would have a group of biologists saying, I don't know how you reached that conclusion, but it just isn't right.
00:15:52.000And yet, one struggles to find any university in which anybody is standing up against such claims.
00:15:58.000And that's really because the ones who would stand up have been forced out.
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00:17:22.000There's a feature of complex systems that I think people don't really appreciate.
00:17:28.000There are many systems that are incredibly powerful, like Western civilization, but they are also in their own way fragile.
00:17:37.000The fact is, certain conditions have to be present in order for Western civilization to function.
00:17:42.000The consent of the governed being key among them.
00:17:45.000We have to be able to throw people out when they don't do the job correctly.
00:17:49.000And to the extent that That control of the citizenry over governance is considered threatening by people who wish to use governance for their own objectives.
00:18:01.000They subvert democracy and they leave us with something in which, yes, elections take place, but our ability to control in which direction policy moves is ever less obvious.
00:18:16.000We've got a system with no rudder or if there is a rudder it's under the control of something that we can't see headed in some direction we don't know.
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00:18:51.000The insanity that's been incubating or chastening inside of the colleges and funded by the big corporations, I guess is a mode of control, has spilt out.
00:19:02.000The FAA is going to try to put schizophrenics flying jumbo jets and they're literally going to hire mentally handicapped people.
00:19:09.000When I first saw that news a few months ago, I didn't believe it.
00:19:54.000And then let's talk about what could the future look like if you really had this program that was representative of the whole country, right, of the whole world.
00:20:06.000And sometimes those are challenging or difficult, or I would say people get a little bit uncomfortable
00:20:12.000talking about that and like, hey, we're not gonna make change
00:20:18.000unless we get a little bit uncomfortable.
00:20:20.000And let's be uncomfortable together and let's do the right things
00:20:24.000and support each other moving forward.
00:20:27.000Well, when I was driven out of Evergreen in the early days after that,
00:20:33.000I was asked to speak in numerous places about the free speech crisis on college campuses.
00:20:39.000And at some point, I ended up testifying to Congress on this, and I told them the same thing I had said each other time I'd been asked, which is, it's not a free speech crisis, and it's not about college campuses.
00:20:51.000That's simply the first place you're seeing it.
00:20:54.000This is somehow an attack on Western civilization and the wrong-headed ideas that are alarming when you see them in a classroom become dangerous when they migrate out into civilization and they take over engineering firms, they take over literally everything because almost all of the important jobs in civilization are done by people who passed through these colleges and were ideologically captured as they went through.
00:21:25.000There is no question That those wrong-headed ideas are going to destroy everything that functions if we don't get our wits about us quickly.
00:21:38.000Even then, you're talking about a problem that is going to take a couple of generations to correct.
00:21:43.000Even if we started doing everything right today, we have to clear the people who are so confused about the way mathematics and biology work, and we have to put people in important positions who know what's going on.
00:21:57.000But given the complete collapse of the university system, there isn't an obvious source for those clear-headed people.
00:22:05.000And Doctor, that's one kind of level I'd say down at the grassroots, 1,000-foot level, 500-foot level, 100-foot level.
00:22:13.000But I saw you on Tucker Carlson's podcast, I think he went further, I've never seen you, saying, no, this is very dark, this is very planned.
00:22:20.000If you go up to the million-foot level and look down, And you listen to Klaus Schwab and the globalists, they say, we're building a post-industrial world.
00:22:29.000We have to have an angrier world to blow it up.
00:22:31.000And we're going to do this for depopulation.
00:22:33.000And then somehow they're going to try to like secret away the knowledge in some Alexandrian vault and then roll it out later.
00:22:44.000And I'm a lay historian, just a common sense guy that researches and I've talked to a lot
00:22:48.000of other experts in every field, military, finance, you name it.
00:22:55.000If they keep cutting off fertilizer and food and if they continue to be stabilizing Western
00:22:59.000countries and collapse those, the war games go from horrible to Armageddon into the world.
00:23:04.000So I mean we're talking about cataclysms and then you've got all these big billionaires
00:23:09.000like Zuckerberg and others building huge underground bunkers and then all the locals built it and
00:23:16.000hate them and say as soon as things go to hell, and I'm literally in Hawaii.
00:23:20.000and ran into the main contractor and then the workers and all of them saying we're going to
00:23:24.000go get that son of a bitch. And they're telling me this and I'm like, you know, I'm a, can I say
00:23:28.000that? Well, don't say our names. And I'm just sitting there watching them building this Bastille
00:23:34.000that's about to be raided in a new French revolution. And these globalists think everything
00:23:39.000stolen all the wealth, consolidated power created a oligarchical fascist, you know, system with their
00:23:46.000computers and their flash trading and you know, this vertical integration and they're going to
00:23:50.000use some leftist ideology, try to control people when what they're doing is just scientific.
00:23:57.000Insanity, scientific consolidation for the consolidation, and then they think their plan of imploding civilization, that somehow they're not going to have blowback from that?
00:24:08.000They are going, and again, they thought they could do all this and never be the target.
00:24:13.000They thought we would all kill each other, but now that we've identified the globalists, and most thinking people now know about them, and there's a huge mass accelerated awakening happening that no one can deny, they should know your plan would never have worked before.
00:24:27.000One chance out of a thousand in my view.
00:24:29.000Now there's no way it works, but as you said, if we tried to put the brakes on this and the globalists and the elites suddenly realized how insane they were, it'll take generations to turn it around.
00:24:40.000They've already set in motion a countdown to doomsday.
00:24:44.000I mean, I don't, I've got four children.
00:24:46.000I want to fix this, but I am mightily freaked out.
00:24:51.000My impression is that they are clever enough to wreck the systems that work, and they are far from clever enough to rebuild something in their wake.
00:25:01.000So yeah, I think they are heading us for disaster.
00:25:06.000And that they are going to discover how much hubris has been driving them when it's too late for them.
00:25:13.000But I don't think we really have any choice but to rescue Western civilization.
00:25:17.000It is the best tool we've got, always has been.
00:25:20.000It's not to say that it can't use upgrading here and there, but we have to save it because your children, my children, and all of the grandchildren that we might ultimately have are depending on us to do it.
00:25:33.000The way you just took my three-minute rant and crystallized it in 30 seconds, that's why I'm a fan.
00:25:44.000The enemies of humanity have been very good at dividing and conquering us.
00:25:48.000But if we simply start thinking about things according to the definition of, is it pro-human or is it anti-human, we start to win.
00:25:55.000And that's why I had the idea for Team Humanity.
00:26:07.000Team Humanity with a nuclear family standing against the globalists.
00:26:11.000This shirt is a great conversation starter, but it also is a fundraiser to keep InfoWars on the air so we can promote and support Team Humanity.
00:26:19.000I want to thank you all for your past support, but I want to encourage you all now to understand that this is a revolution against the globalists, and it is so critical now to signal the fact that you are part of Team Humanity.
00:26:47.000Darien Gap, The Collapse of the Borders, The Great Microcosm, The Wars, Tucker Carlson and Putin.
00:26:52.000I mean, there's just, go wherever you want, Doctor.
00:26:54.000Well, let's cover something you asked up front, which is how do I see myself politically?
00:27:01.000Because I think this is going to be an important potential sticking point for your audience, and it shouldn't be.
00:27:07.000So, let's say the worst part up front, which is that I regard myself not just as a liberal, but as a radical.
00:27:13.000Now, I describe myself as a reluctant radical because I've studied complex systems and I know that any attempt to improve things invites the danger of unintended consequences.
00:27:24.000This is the problem for liberal thought, is that when you try to fix things, you create phenomena you don't see coming.
00:27:31.000So I'm aware of that and I would not be enthusiastic about changing a system that works if I didn't think that we had to do it.
00:27:39.000That the system that we have built is not capable of managing the scale of the processes that we are utilizing today.
00:27:49.000But we should be very careful about the unintended consequences.
00:27:52.000We should go in with our eyes open and we should monitor the consequences of what we're doing so that we know when we're making an error and we can stop as quickly as possible.
00:28:01.000It's not that I want to fix the prior system.
00:28:02.000to change the previous system and fix problems, but this new Klaus Schwab fix is not the fix,
00:28:13.000And it's not that I want to fix the prior system.
00:28:15.000Frankly, I think the prior system was pretty amazing and that what I ideally would like
00:28:21.000is for that system to go through a process of upgrading slightly so that we could detect
00:28:28.000the consequences of what we're changing.
00:28:30.000I just think at this point, civilization has technologically changed.
00:28:35.000to an extent that many of our governance principles are inadequate for dealing with the risks.
00:28:42.000And you know, you can see this in the COVID crisis, for example.
00:28:47.000The biology involved in understanding the risks of the mRNA shots, for example, is pretty deep and protecting Informed consent.
00:28:59.000Informed consent, in fact, needs to be, in some sense, upgraded and enhanced because of the types of risks involved in a novel technology like that.
00:29:10.000So, in any case, I'm not enthusiastic about changing civilization.
00:29:13.000I'm a huge fan of what we had going, but technology is going to force our hand and we need to be careful.
00:29:20.000You're not trying to fix problems with the old system.
00:29:22.000You're saying it's colliding with all these great new changes in automation, robotics, and super computing, and quantum computing, and all the rest of it.
00:29:31.000And instead, Klaus Schwab and those guys literally go, it's magic!
00:29:35.000Once the AI is in control, we'll fix it, but we've got to bulldoze everything that was already there, because we're going to imagine this big beautiful palace we're going to build, and then it's creating a perfect storm, like a black hole of destruction.
00:29:47.000Yes, and I would say the way to think of the problem is to separate the values from the structures and mechanisms that bring them about.
00:29:57.000And this is a place where I believe that there is no distinction between properly thinking liberals and properly thinking conservatives.
00:30:06.000What we want is a system that liberates individuals as meaningfully and as broadly as possible.
00:30:16.000It is classically liberal and I believe it is also actually liberal and it is a perfect match for what I find my many conservative friends believe as well.
00:30:25.000That this is the metric that we can use to test any system that we put in place.
00:30:30.000Does it liberate people or does it constrain them?
00:30:33.000If it liberates them meaningfully over the long term, it's a good thing.
00:30:59.000Only because I've read the writings of the think tanks, the Gates Funds, and the UN, the people that are running it, and Klaus Schwab, the Club of Rome.
00:31:10.000When you get a bunch of freedom, you become decadent trash.
00:31:12.000We want to bring feudalism back for whoever we let live, and then we're going to sit up here like Mount Olympus and direct... I mean, it's the Hunger Games, but in the real world.
00:31:22.000And so that's why they want to destabilize the human system so that we're so...
00:31:27.000Inept that we've got to have machines come in to basically run our lives as a process of them phasing out the human
00:31:34.000era As you've all know her already talks about you know the
00:31:37.000post human world the world's the future is not human And again you look at that. It's it's not working that that
00:31:43.000plan would never work in my view And it's incredibly risky plus billions of people aren't
00:31:48.000gonna go along with that's called war. Please welcome you Val Noah Harari
00:31:52.000*Applause* Covid is critical because this is what convinces people to
00:32:04.000accept to legitimize total biometric surveillance We want to stop this epidemic.
00:32:12.000We need not just to monitor people, we need to monitor what's happening under their skin.
00:32:19.000What we've seen so far is corporations and governments collecting data about where we go, who we meet, what movies we watch.
00:32:28.000The next phase is the surveillance going under our skin.
00:32:34.000We're now seeing mass surveillance systems established even in democratic countries, which previously rejected them.
00:32:41.000And we also see a change in the nature of surveillance.
00:32:46.000Previously, surveillance was mainly above the skin.
00:34:08.000You know, the whole idea that humans have, you know, they have this soul or spirit and they have free will and nobody knows what's happening inside me.
00:34:17.000So whatever I choose, whether in the election or whether in the supermarket, this is my free will.
00:34:26.000To me, this is the central issue of it all.
00:34:42.000When you were on Tucker, you explained, you said, listen, there's not words to describe, I'm paraphrasing, how dark this is.
00:34:50.000The open borders, the devaluation of currencies, the destabilization.
00:34:56.000When you look at it, there is organization by the administrators, as you said.
00:35:02.000It's easy to dynamite and destroy things when you're the administrator and have all this BlackRock money, but notice they can't ever actually build anything.
00:35:09.000So they're sitting there going, look what a great artist I am, smashing things, and then society looks like a Jackson Pollock, but how are they ever going to paint a Rembrandt?
00:35:21.000What they have recognized is that they have no use for us.
00:35:26.000And I wish that was an exaggeration, but you can see this so clearly in what they did to the public over COVID.
00:35:36.000They were unconcerned about delivering novel, they're not vaccines, but novel so-called vaccines into people who stood no chance for benefiting from them.
00:35:48.000Healthy young people, there was never an argument that made any sense for delivering those shots to healthy young people.
00:35:54.000About the best you could say was that you might do that in order to protect vulnerable, infirm people?
00:36:02.000That's not something a rational civilization would do, but at least that's a logical argument.
00:36:07.000But at the point that we discovered that these things did not in any way control the disease,
00:36:12.000they didn't control people contracting it, they didn't control people transmitting it,
00:36:16.000the logic for inflicting them on healthy young people who were not threatened by COVID and
00:36:28.000Harvard apparently just re-initiated their policy of requiring those shots for their own students.
00:36:36.000So what that's telling you is that Whatever is driving doesn't care that it is going to kill people who have long potentially important contribute long lives of potentially important contributions to make.
00:36:52.000That's that's powerfully said and Well, I've got a hundred angles I want to go with, but Dr., where should we go next?
00:37:00.000People can find all your work at darkhorse.locals.com.
00:37:03.000They can also find you at Dark Horse on Rumble.
00:37:05.000They can find your book, which was amazing right years ago, The Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century from a former professor at Evergreen State College.
00:37:32.000The central concept of that book, and in fact, it would also have been a good title, is Hyper-Novelty.
00:37:40.000And the idea of hyper-novelty is that although human beings are the fastest evolving animal species that has ever existed, and that is largely the result of the fact that we evolve in a different way, we are actually able to evolve culturally, which is much more rapid than genetic evolution.
00:37:57.000But even though we are the fastest evolving animal species that has existed, The rate of technological change is so fast that even our evolutionary capacity... We can't catch up.
00:38:09.000And that is resulting in us being sick, physically, psychologically, socially.
00:38:16.000And what you're detecting as the collapse of civilization is really a manifestation of many different kinds of hyper-novelty that is making it difficult for us to see what's in our interest, to figure out what to put in our mouths.
00:38:30.000To figure out what we should think about various issues.
00:38:33.000We are we are like a fish out of water That that's the analogy I use or also even our best men and women trying to go to Mars They're going to lose a lot of their muscle mass, heart mass.
00:38:45.000They're going to have serious health problems.
00:38:47.000Once they get there, they're going to be very lucky that it has a lower gravity because they're going to be a lot weaker.
00:38:52.000And so what we're all going through is such a change.
00:38:55.000Whether people believe in classical evolution or not, it's clear humans are evolving.
00:39:17.000It won't matter if billions die on this evolution.
00:39:20.000Some humans will accelerate evolution.
00:39:23.000We'll get the uber mention out of this battle of the gods, good or dama wrong.
00:39:27.000And I'm like, boy, I heard this from Hitler before.
00:39:30.000I mean, this is real megalomaniac crap.
00:39:33.000Yes, and in fact I heard you recently talking about the fact that there are more than 400 civilian nuclear reactors on planet Earth.
00:39:42.000What people may or may not realize is that those reactors require constant vigilance to keep them from melting down.
00:39:49.000Their design requires that heat be removed from them constantly.
00:39:54.000And so a civilizational breakdown threatens to take all of the material in these reactors and expel it into the world.
00:40:02.000Somehow, I don't think the people who are recklessly steering us into such danger have considered the fact that they are living on a planet that is rigged so that they need people to maintain the integrity of those reactors, even for them to have a planet worth living on.
00:40:19.000It looks purely reckless to me, and I don't think that there is a super clever secret plan that we are not in on.
00:40:24.000I think they think there is, but I think they're wrong that it actually makes sense.
00:40:37.000They think they're all powerful, they believe this, and they have no plan, even 30 years from now, to have robots running these reactors.
00:40:44.000And it's crazy, if you look at the designs of these General Electric systems and others, they'll use outside power to then run the cooling and dump it into a cooling pond
00:40:54.000instead of the reactor's own power to run the system to use it in the cooling pond.
00:40:59.000And I'm not a nuclear physicist or any of this, but I read what they say.
00:41:02.000They're literally built the cheapest and the worst you could
00:41:06.000and the minute the power goes off and the minute there's a crisis,
00:41:09.000folks, nuclear reactors are not like a 100 megaton bomb going off over Dallas or Austin
00:41:14.000and there's a flash at 5,000 feet and it vaporizes and destroys most of the city.
00:41:19.000But there's very little radiation after that.
00:41:21.000When a reactor goes off like Chernobyl or like Fukushima, it's much worse and those were partially contained.
00:41:30.000We're talking about hundreds and hundreds of reactors blowing up, and even if you are half a mile underground, it's going to end up getting to you, and the surface of the Earth will be unlivable for eons.
00:41:44.000As you said, I've looked at every angle, there's no way the so-called globalists that pretend they're masters of the universe have even looked at this one problem.
00:41:53.000This one problem already tells you that these are effectively madmen.
00:41:57.000Because if they weren't, they would at the very least have arranged to put all of the material that had been out of the reactors long enough, and I believe it's five years, into dry cask storage so that it did not have to be actively cooled in order to... Instead they store it in the open tanks!
00:42:16.000The worst possible place you could put it.
00:42:19.000And, you know, Fukushima taught us every if you knew how to pay attention to the Fukushima
00:42:25.000story, it should have taught us everything we needed to know
00:42:27.000because in fact, as bad as Fukushima was, and it's far worse in my opinion
00:42:31.000than most people realize, it was a fraction of as bad as it might have been.
00:42:36.000And the thing that separated what happened from what might've happened was luck,
00:42:41.000They just barely managed to keep it together and it is not hard to imagine
00:42:46.000scenarios in which, for example, a fuel pool had cracked and drained causing a fire that
00:42:52.000would have made the site unmanageable.
00:42:54.000So they are gambling with a A planet that isn't theirs to destroy, that is actually, it is the birthright of every living person and it is the entitlement of all the people who will eventually live here.
00:43:07.000They're gambling with it and they obviously don't know what they're doing.
00:43:11.000Everybody knows I'm not f***ing around.
00:43:48.000Well, I must tell you, this is one of the things I like about you best is that you're looking at this logically speaking, not ideologically.
00:43:58.000And I find, in fact, many conservatives are not aware of the hazard of the nuclear reactors,
00:44:04.000and they are frankly deaf to environmental concerns because environmental concerns have
00:44:10.000been abused by those selling climate change as the biggest threat to humanity.
00:44:15.000And what I'm hoping will emerge from a partnership across ideology is a recognition that irrespective
00:44:23.000of where you think the diversity of the earth came from, that we have an obligation to steward
00:44:31.000it well, and we are doing a terrible job of that.
00:44:34.000That we have an obligation to, if we're going to have nuclear power, it has to be built
00:44:39.000on a different basis than the reactors that we are currently continuing to run, right?
00:44:46.000It's not liberal, it's not conservative, it is common sense, and I don't know Well, I made the point, and I guess you saw part of what I said last week, because it did get picked up and got a lot of views, a couple million views.
00:45:04.000I just said, if you sign up with the executive over a nuclear power plant, Well, they made euthanasia legal.
00:45:11.000Well, just say then you agree that if it melts down and there's a big problem, you agree to be executed.
00:45:26.000I'm just making the point that these people are running things that just a few of these completely melting down will kill hundreds of millions of people of horrible cancers and stuff.
00:45:37.000Well, at the very least, if you want the system to evolve in the direction of producing benefits for humanity, there has to be accountability for people when they make avoidable errors.
00:45:50.000Well, how do we have accountability for the nuclear power industry?
00:45:52.000Because I get it's a real science, it can be done right.
00:45:55.000I've read a lot of books to see what experts have said.
00:45:58.000But when I look how they run it, they run it like it's a pig farm or something.
00:46:02.000Just like you said, Fukushima is what I was thinking about.
00:46:06.000They've got like all the nuclear waste stored inside the building and inside the water when you're supposed to remove it?
00:46:12.000Yeah, I mean the design was preposterous and you know it was preposterous at many levels.
00:46:20.000Below the known level of tsunamis meant that the flooding of the generators that were supposed to keep the cooling water flowing was perfectly predictable, and yet nobody cared about it.
00:46:32.000And, you know, as you point out, I don't think anybody who was responsible for that design was held accountable.
00:46:39.000In fact, we've obscured the harm that did come from it, and we certainly haven't talked about the harm that might have come from it.
00:46:46.000And don't forget the Japanese built it on the worst fault line in the country.
00:46:50.000This is a completely predictable catastrophe.
00:46:54.000So, on a fault line, in a tsunami zone... Right, with reactors, with generators that were unprotected from a flood that would, you know, wasn't a matter of if, it was a matter of when.
00:47:06.000Well, I used to talk to a lot of people in Congress, still do, and like military generals and people.
00:47:11.000I still do, but they would say, Jones, you don't understand how incompetent the elites are.
00:47:15.000You think they've got all the power and control.
00:47:26.000There's some actual super genius, because at least a super genius wouldn't want to destroy themselves.
00:47:30.000No, this is my exact concern, is that even the elites, what I call the rent-seeking elites, who we are clearly fighting, even they are depending on us winning, because they don't know enough to run the system.
00:47:55.000So, a complex system is impossible to predict at a high level of precision, which means that it requires a whole different level of caution than something that is just simply complicated, like a computer, where it may be beyond your ability to understand what's going on in there, but it is all understandable, right?
00:48:16.000You can say what a computer is going to do when you alter this, that, or the other thing.
00:48:23.000And, you know, in the case of COVID, you had multiple nested complex systems, right?
00:48:32.000You had a disease interacting with the immune system, which is a complex system, inside a human body, which is a complex system, inside of civilization, which is a complex system.
00:48:44.000They just simply didn't know enough about that system to manage it and of course it got out of control and frankly those of us who did appreciate the complexity of the system were able to reveal their foolishness publicly just simply by treating the systems in question with the proper level of analytical respect.
00:49:07.000And I get up front because you didn't know exactly what was going on at the time.
00:49:52.000With all the other big think tanks, like the Clinton Global Initiative.
00:49:57.000And there's Chelsea Clinton going, it's true, everyone hates us now and doesn't believe us.
00:50:02.000And now no one's taking any of the shots.
00:50:03.000It's like 3% uptake on the new boosters.
00:50:07.000And like, I was telling him, I'm like, whether they did it on purpose or not, regardless, it shows that they didn't know that this would absolutely screw the pooch.
00:50:24.000You know, it would be one thing if they had made all of these errors, and then upon the revelation that these things were wrong, had changed course.
00:50:35.000But the fact that they don't change course tells us they didn't care in the first place whether what they were saying was true.
00:50:40.000Maybe they didn't believe any of it to begin with.
00:50:42.000So whether they did it on purpose or not, which you can debate all day, they certainly now know and have bought into keeping it going, so now they are behind it.
00:50:51.000I mean, the fact is, those shots should never have been injected into a human being.
00:50:57.000It was absolutely clear that we didn't know what their long-term consequences were going to be.
00:51:04.000The evidence that they had benefits was misrepresented so that people would accept them with, you know, simple accounting tricks and the like.
00:51:14.000But yes, the fact that they are still inflicting new shots tells us that they didn't care about the public in the first place.
00:51:20.000And we ought to take that lesson to heart.
00:51:23.000Now, to your point about having bought it at first.
00:51:26.000There is no question that I, along with most other people, bought something about this story at the beginning.
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00:54:11.000So this is like, I guess the example's like, instead of eating, you have to eat like, You have 10 of those other pills just to get what is in one of these.
00:54:21.000It's good for your heart, your brain, everything.
00:55:27.000But I looked at this and I looked at the paper in question, and I thought it would be good, it would be reassuring to tell my Twitter followers that I'd looked at this, that I knew the bat family in question, That it made sense to me that this virus would have emerged in a contact between people and these bats, etc.
00:55:51.000And one of my followers came back and said, are you saying it's a coincidence that this virus emerged on the doorstep of a biosafety level 4 research lab studying bat coronaviruses in Wuhan?
00:56:02.000And I said, what the hell don't I know?
00:56:04.000That's shocking, that level of coincidence.
00:56:09.000And the point is, that's where my awakening started.
00:56:12.000Now, I did believe that masks had a potential value, and in fact, that's not such a crazy belief, because we didn't know at first whether this virus transmitted by what's called fomite transmission on surfaces, and if it did, then not coughing droplets onto surfaces would have been useful.
00:56:28.000Turns out it doesn't transmit that way.
00:56:30.000Turns out the evidence is that masks don't play an important role, and so I got that wrong.
00:56:35.000Well, let's make this clear, because people attacking with us Because they're jealous.
00:56:49.000And you're a good guy and you're smart.
00:56:50.000The fact that you got some things wrong early on out of trying to be cautious and then reversed yourself and become a prominent person fighting it gives you more credibility, not less.
00:57:01.000Well, frankly, if I'm looking to figure out who I should be paying attention to, the ability for somebody to improve their model as evidence emerges is the key question.
00:57:15.000And so, yeah, I would love not to have gotten anything wrong, but that's, I think, Inconceivable.
00:57:22.000I assumed that something we were being told was true.
00:57:25.000I now think, at least at the level of the advice we were given, that essentially you wanted to do exactly the opposite of what you were told to do.
00:57:32.000That would have been the best possible thing.
00:58:24.000Frankly, it's a book that throws everybody who reads it, and I think through Bobby, when he wrote it, that even just compiling the evidence of what was going on with Anthony Fauci is shocking, almost no matter how awake you are.
00:59:12.000And then the maybe the most important aspect is that what we see as a pharmaceutical industry and a campaign to generate vaccines that control disease has a very close relationship Just in terms of the people involved has a very close relationship with that bioweapons program.
00:59:32.000That is something every citizen needs to be aware of, that these two things are not distinct.
00:59:40.000At the end of World War II, they led a bunch of the Japanese war criminals that did the baton death marches and all the biological testing on British, Australian, Canadians, because a lot of them were over there, and U.S.
01:00:06.000And if you think that the Nazis were the height of diabolical in terms of their medical experiments, the Japanese were involved in literally infecting people or having people infect other people and then dissecting them live without anesthetic.
01:00:22.000I mean, this is this is atrocity at a level that stretches the capacity of the mind.
01:00:28.000Well, the Japanese are really cool people, very interesting, but if you go back to Japanese
01:00:33.000imperial brainwashing and how they worked, if you were rude to your boss,
01:00:36.000you would, he'd say, "Kill yourself," and you would.
01:00:38.000Their thing was, these troops surrendered, even though they were all shot up and stuff.
01:00:41.000You're not a human anymore, you surrendered.
01:00:44.000That's why they were flying their planes into our aircraft carriers and committing suicide
01:00:49.000before they'd give up or when they were wounded, because that's like, to them, like,
01:00:52.000oh, you surrendered, even though you got three bullet holes, You're subhuman.
01:00:58.000The other lesson I would take is that this is actually a set of circuits in the human animal that can be triggered.
01:01:08.000And when we look at something like the response to COVID of the official governmental apparatus and the International community and we look at the evidence and it suggests that actually these people did not care about the suffering and death of citizens of any country then what prevents us from making the connection is that it seems impossible for anyone to be so callous but the evidence that that kind of callousness exists that we have well documented
01:01:43.000Historical evidence that that not only exists, but that it recurs through history.
01:01:47.000The question is, is that where we are now?
01:01:51.000I want you to expand on that because one of the biggest mistakes of the Canadian military, the US military, and I'm not blaming the average troops, but the higher-ups and the European Union military, as I'm sure you saw it, in about 2021, by the end, they came out during the dancing nurses and all of it, They do.
01:02:09.000What I don't know yet is what the purpose of this was.
01:02:12.000psychological warfare systems to scare everybody to submission so they do the right thing and
01:02:58.000That's the question that keeps me up at night.
01:03:01.000Alright, so do this, Doctor, and I'm going to try to, because you're so polite, I'm going to try to give you the floor here.
01:03:07.000I saw you do a great job on Tucker, but even more has come out since you were on a month or so ago.
01:03:12.000You break down and do a great job explaining that We're talking about 17 million dead, not from the COVID virus, but from the so-called shots, and then now more information's coming out, and there's an active cover-up going on.
01:03:30.000Can you kind of repeat that, but also expand on it?
01:04:46.000This is, forgive me, this is a little complex, but I want people to think about it carefully, because a lot has been put on the spike protein.
01:04:58.000People imagine that the spike protein is the cause of the pathologies, and while I think the spike protein was a very poor choice for these shots, that it does create pathologies of its own, I don't think it's the majority of what's going on.
01:05:12.000And in fact, what I believe is It is likely that many of the deaths that occur as a result of these shots, it's the result of the mRNA platform itself.
01:05:28.000That anything you loaded onto that platform would produce many of these pathologies, because the platform itself is deeply flawed.
01:05:37.000That matters a great deal because one of the things, and I don't know what level in the explanation it serves, but one of the things that is true is that the COVID pandemic, whatever its nature was, from complete PSYOP to entirely biological, allowed the normalization of The mRNA platform being brought and used on the public with minimal testing, which made the flaws in the platform disappear.
01:06:11.000It's good for your heart, your brain, everything.
01:06:41.000The fact that we were in a hurry to get out of COVID allowed them to normalize the mRNA platform and that that platform, from the business perspective, Allows you to reformulate virtually any vaccine that you wanted and... In a lifetime.
01:06:59.000Presumably to repatent it, to create vaccines very quickly for new pathogens, whatever their origin might be.
01:07:55.000And the problem is that that lipid nanoparticle, lipid just means fat, and because like dissolves like, the fat on these tiny particles causes the mRNA to be absorbed into any cell they encounter.
01:08:12.000All of your cells are covered in a fat layer.
01:08:14.000So wherever these things circulate around the body, they get absorbed.
01:08:18.000And when they get absorbed, they trigger the cells that have taken them up to produce this protein.
01:08:43.000So basically, their mRNA shots are a pseudovirus.
01:08:47.000They infect cells, cause those cells to make this protein, and then the immune system treats them like they are virally infected cells and destroys them.
01:08:55.000Which, if that happens in your liver, maybe it's not that serious.
01:08:59.000If it happens in your heart, it's potentially devastating, because it creates a wound Which is then a vulnerability.
01:09:05.000If you're a soccer player and you're running particularly hard, you know, you can get a blood vessel that bursts in your heart, causing a devastating pathology, causing your death, for example.
01:09:17.000This is a predictable consequence of a shot that has no ability to target which cells take it up, and therefore no ability to protect you from your own immune system destroying the cells that have taken it up and giving you a lethal wound.
01:09:33.000We're taping this now, but that gives me the luxury to go back and add these clips in, but there were three or four C-SPAN programs with Fauci and others in 2017, 18, 19, with all the different federal heads up there.
01:09:45.000They're like, we're going to use a novel virus out of China, and I'll play the clip.
01:09:49.000to blow up the old FDA system and we're just gonna bring in mRNA.
01:09:54.000Well, I'm not a scientist, I'm not a doctor, I'm not a biologist like you,
01:09:59.000but I sit here every day and I read Scientific American and I read studies and I read it.
01:10:04.000I remember, I've been on there 30 years, I remember reading 20 years ago about,
01:10:09.000"Hey, mRNA cancer trial or mRNA this." And like one kid was a study in New York died.
01:10:15.000And they're like, well, we think it's promising, but it kills so many people, we can't do it.
01:10:21.000And so in lay terms, that's the platform itself is so dangerous.
01:10:29.000But we can't use the whole public as guinea pigs and I just see them trying to pollute the whole system with so much death and illness that now we don't know what hit us and they can then use all of us.
01:10:42.000The big corporate system as guinea pigs because they themselves want life extension and they themselves want the cure to cancer, but they're saying we've got to do this and now Tony Blair has got a company and so does Bill Gates.
01:10:55.000Oh, they've got a new mRNA vaccine cures cancer.
01:10:58.000Oh, didn't know cancer was communicable.
01:11:00.000No folks, they've changed the definition of vaccines to where it just means something that we put into your Body that lessens the disease.
01:11:12.000But just five years ago, it was totally different.
01:11:15.000So I even had my 15-year-old daughter this morning at breakfast, and she's arguing with me about vaccines.
01:11:21.000And she's reading stuff online, and she goes to school, and I try to explain things to her, and she says, dad, a vaccine is just something that lessens the disease.
01:11:33.000And I said, no, honey, before that, if you've got a real vaccine, it's a real technology, Your body learns how to beat it.
01:11:39.000They give you a broken version of it or a weakened version, and you beat it.
01:12:04.000They changed the definition and they utilized an emergency in order to speed it past the tests that I believe would never have allowed it to be used on humans or frankly even farm animals.
01:12:19.000They used the panic that was in the public, panic which they themselves induced in order to sneak it past the controls.
01:12:27.000And I do have to wonder how much They saw this coming.
01:12:32.000Either they waited for an emergency, or it's possible they created the emergency.
01:12:39.000But nonetheless, they used the fact that people urgently wanted to have their fear of the virus lessened to sell a lie.
01:12:49.000And in fact, this is where, you know, I talked a little bit about how I Woke up at the point that my Twitter follower told me that there was a biosafety level 4 lab studying these viruses in Wuhan.
01:13:05.000The place where that process really kicked into high gear was at the point that they said these so-called vaccines were safe.
01:13:18.000Heather and I knew for certain that that could not possibly be the case.
01:13:23.000And the reason it can't possibly be the case is because safe does not mean without harm.
01:14:00.000And at the point that they were lying over that, then it raised questions of informed consent.
01:14:07.000Because, of course, at the end of World War II, the Allied Powers tried Nazi doctors and we literally hung seven doctors.
01:14:15.000We killed them because they had violated informed consent of their patients, even though informed consent had not been formally codified yet.
01:14:25.000So for public health authorities in 2021, to be telling us that these shots were safe when they knew
01:14:35.000better meant they weren't interested in informed consent. They had somehow given up on that
01:14:39.000principle and that was effectively a declaration of war on the public. And then you add all the
01:14:47.000pressuring and all the intimidation and all the mandates.
01:14:51.000Now I notice in Australia, and Germany, and the UK, and Canada, they're like, we never told you you had to.
01:14:56.000Well, they fired hundreds of thousands of nurses worldwide, and persecuted people.
01:15:00.000No, you guys just, Joseph Minglet, you literally just violated the Nuremberg Code, correct?
01:15:08.000Absolutely, and in fact, I was, I had not read the Nuremberg Code.
01:15:14.000Until I started looking into this question, and there are 10 provisions in it, and not only did they violate the Nuremberg Code twice, right?
01:15:22.000It wasn't consent, it was coerced, and it wasn't informed, they lied to us.
01:15:27.000But they violated every provision in it, right?
01:15:31.000This was, they torched the Nuremberg Code, and we still haven't had that conversation publicly.
01:15:37.000And notice how smart, because I read that on air like three years ago, how good those lawyers were back then, because they covered every angle a tyrant would try.
01:16:45.000I imagined the control freak left attacking it.
01:16:49.000But I didn't know that right when the game came out, with perfect timing, Elon Musk would release me on X. And the whole world will be waking up and the Davos Group will be confronted at their own events by world leaders calling out their tyranny.
01:17:39.000Because, let's be honest here, when he is talking about killing globalists, we know what globalists now means for the Republican Party and what that is code for.
01:17:47.000Because they understand they're reaching a bunch of young guys who are getting this sort of message beaten into them right now.
01:17:53.000Today, I'm playing the Unhinged Alex Jones video game.
01:17:56.000I saw it was released on Steam, so I'm like, well, that kind of opens the floodgates.
01:18:00.000This game is actually really good fun.
01:20:20.000It's free to you and we really appreciate it.
01:20:23.000And I'm glad you raised that because I know your Twitter, I know your ex has been following it for years, but even when I was kicked off Twitter before Elon brought me back, and I still sometimes run onto the fake accounts.
01:20:35.000There are fake accounts and there is something algorithmically going on inside of Twitter which is also very strange when you see it from my side of the screen.
01:20:51.000He said that he had in fact purchased a crime scene and I think that is a very apt description.
01:20:57.000There's a lot about Twitter that is not straightforward.
01:20:59.000When I was able to speak to him for over two and a half hours, like six weeks ago, he said, listen, it was set up to run these shenanigans.
01:21:23.000At one point he was talking about having to rebuild it in order to get all of the ghosts out of the machine, and I don't know where he is with that thought process.
01:21:31.000Because I have contacts, not as good as yours, but I'm able to call some of his top people when they block us or won't let me put my website up.
01:21:58.000They're officially building this giant UN operation.
01:22:02.000You did a great summation when you were on Tucker, but can you expand on that for viewers?
01:22:07.000Sure, so the Darien Gap is a gap in the Pan-American Highway.
01:22:11.000It's about 60 miles in length, where the highway has never been completed.
01:22:15.000This is a highway that goes from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska to the southern tip of South America, and there's a jungle.
01:22:20.000In fact, there's a national park in the Darien Province of Panama, and what has happened is that For various reasons, largely encouraged by the international community, various NGOs, there is a massive migration of people coming through
01:22:41.000And this is a disaster at an environmental level.
01:22:45.000This is extremely destructive of this unique forest, and it really is a unique forest.
01:22:52.000It is a humanitarian catastrophe as well.
01:22:56.000People are dying in the jungle because almost all of them enter it unprepared, and it's an extremely difficult habitat to cross.
01:23:05.000And it's also I'm not even sure what the word would be, but politically, the implications of the huge number of migrants, almost all of whom are coming north to the U.S., are going to cross our southern border, the implications are utterly profound.
01:23:21.000Now, what I told Tucker was that I wasn't exactly sure why I went to look at this in person, because there's plenty of documentation from Michael Yan, about what's taking place but something told me that I needed to see it in person in order to understand it and that turned out to be true that actually looking at it in person changed what I understood and I came to the conclusion that there is a massive migration but there is also something
01:23:52.000My hypothesis is that it's actually an invasion of Chinese migrants who are motivated by something entirely distinct from the people migrating from elsewhere in the world.
01:24:04.000The migrants from elsewhere, a lot of them are from South America, some of them are from the Middle East, but those migrants All tell the same story about being motivated by the economic collapses in their home countries and what they perceive as economic opportunity in the US.
01:24:23.000The Chinese migrants aren't interested in talking at all.
01:24:28.000To the extent that one gets anything from them, it is a kind of hostility.
01:24:32.000There is a distinct male bias in the population of Chinese migrants.
01:24:37.000So we're talking about young military, military-age males, most of them very fit, unwilling to talk about what they're doing, and oddly enough, housed separately in Panama.
01:24:52.000We know there's some Chinese government sponsorship.
01:24:54.000It certainly looks like the Chinese government would have to be aware of these migrants.
01:24:59.000Presumably, it would have had to let them leave China.
01:25:06.000This is a strange combination of low-tech and high-tech.
01:25:09.000There are apps that appear to tell them where to go and how to make the migration.
01:25:16.000They're using things like Western Union in order to bring money from home so that they can buy bus tickets that allow them to travel through Central America.
01:25:26.000It's a very odd circumstance and the international community has its fingerprints all over it.
01:25:35.000You can see American flags, you can see the IOM, that's a UN body that If you read their website, they clearly believe that migration is inherently a good thing and it is their job to bring it about.
01:25:50.000So this organization is inviting people to try to cross the Darien Gap, some of whom don't make it.
01:25:59.000Mothers are leaving the jungle having lost children, children are leaving the jungle orphaned.
01:26:05.000It's a catastrophe and why the international community And no media coverage other than you and Tucker Carlson and Michael Yawn, and you said a humanitarian disaster.
01:26:23.000You made a point on Tucker, I forget the exact quote, but it was powerful.
01:26:26.000You said, it's almost impossible to overstate how dark and organized this is.
01:26:33.000Yes, it's visible on the ground, but nobody goes to look at it.
01:26:38.000And I must say, I'm grateful to Michael Jan for having invited me and having given me effectively a guided tour.
01:26:48.000To Darien, and he knew exactly where to take us so that we could look at it for ourselves.
01:26:53.000Maybe it's also you going home, because I think Jon told me you actually, for part of your bat research, lived down there for a while, right?
01:26:58.000I lived in the Panama Canal in Lake Gatun on Barrow, Colorado Island for 18 months while I was studying bats.
01:27:06.000So I know Panama reasonably well, and what is taking place in In the Darien Gap, and moving north, is in its own way an inversion of what was true in Panama when I was there in the late 90s.
01:27:28.000Meaning the US military was still in control?
01:27:32.000Well, the handover was in process, but the U.S.
01:27:35.000had not officially handed the canal over and its military presence was still there, and these things were well understood.
01:27:41.000The canal was an American achievement, the military's presence there Uh, was both symbolic and important to the protection of the canal, which was understood to be vital to the interests of the United States.
01:27:56.000And now, in Fort Clayton, which was the Army South headquarters, when I was there, that has now been taken over by the
01:28:06.000international community and turned to the purpose of encouraging this migration,
01:28:12.000thereby jeopardizing the security of the United States.
01:28:22.000I don't know what story these people tell themselves about what they are doing, but yes, it appears to be that what was once, what was built to protect American interests and to facilitate our well-being is now being turned to its exact opposite purpose.
01:28:37.000Like everything else, I don't see how the powerful financial interests of the world are using American power to continue their corporate empire, but at the same time, schizophrenically, Paradoxically, moronically attacking it.
01:28:54.000I mean, I think we're always left to struggle for what they could possibly be thinking.
01:29:11.000I think these people are reckless and they do not understand that they are having a much easier time breaking these systems than they will have rebuilding them.
01:29:20.000I think they're looking only first order.
01:29:22.000They're not looking second, third, fourth order.
01:29:26.000Well, it's almost like they have the mentality that they can, you know, rebuilding the system isn't high on their priority list because they know that they have to break the systems that allow citizens some control over their own well-being and their own future.
01:30:07.000That's the mental illness is they're in control of it.
01:30:11.000Like it's kind of like when the Fall of Rome finally happened at 410 with Alaric, and they burned down almost everything.
01:30:18.000They were so shocked by one building, they left it alone.
01:30:20.000But it never came back, basically, because they just said, well, we'll just burn it, instead of saying, well, we run this now.
01:30:27.000Right, and the fact is, Heather frequently points out that this is really a mistake that could only be made by people who have not traveled the world.
01:30:38.000Because once you've seen how successful our system actually is, yeah, there's unfairness in it, no question about that.
01:30:46.000But you would address the unfairness at the level that it actually exists, rather than imagine that if you tear it apart, that something better will replace it.
01:31:27.000There's almost no way that they could exceed what Western civilization has already done to bring about fairness, which doesn't mean that it has arrived at fairness.
01:31:37.000But we don't blow up the best thing we got.
01:31:40.000It's like you're on a ship at sea and you decide that you don't like something about its construction, so you're going to sink it in hopes that something better comes along.
01:32:18.000I mean, in fact, that's the best indication that you have that a story is true, is that people happen on it from multiple different starting points.
01:32:25.000That's how you know that you're really on to something.
01:32:27.000And so, I love the fact that you and I have arrived at a similar place from very different starting points.
01:32:36.000Alright, shifting gears out of that then, what do you make of the hysteria over Tucker?
01:32:41.000Hundreds of millions of views on X, billions have seen clips of it, one of the biggest interviews ever, it's like moon landing level coverage, and then you've got him calling him a traitor, Boris Johnson, Democrats want The espionage act to be used.
01:32:57.000This is, what is your view as someone that's researched what freedom is about, academia, all of this.
01:33:04.000I mean, this is, this is, and then the Putin interview was really, I mean, I thought him just kind of giving up saying, we'll never be friends.
01:34:14.000So this is just simply a matter of holding somebody to a different standard because it allows you to tear them down.
01:34:21.000Um, you know, I don't know what to make of what Putin said.
01:34:25.000I did find it, uh, there was something interesting about how different culturally his approach to this interview was.
01:34:33.000You know, it was obviously mired in, you know, historical questions of, in my opinion, limited relevance to... He was arguing his legal right, you know, because this is ours, instead of using the opportunity.
01:34:49.000But nonetheless, in terms of whether there's anything questionable about Carlson going there to interview him, no, I'm glad he did go there to interview him because we need to know, even just need to know what Putin sounds like to himself.
01:35:02.000That's useful information from the perspective of protecting ourselves from Putin.
01:35:33.000So I think the controversy over it is entirely synthetic and just designed to tear somebody down.
01:35:40.000But it also goes to the incompetence, because the Streisand effect... I'm not a rocket scientist, folks.
01:35:45.000I'm like, hey, Tucker, it's great you're being attacked.
01:35:47.000If we'd done this bigger, if they'd have just shut up, it would have had 20 million views.
01:35:51.000Right, they did turn it into a phenomenon.
01:35:54.000So why aren't they smart enough to see, first order, you demonize Tucker, you're discredited, it only makes him bigger, and the interview is 20 times bigger?
01:36:03.000Well, so I actually think this goes to another set of questions.
01:36:08.000So I, as a COVID dissident who watched us outfox the official narratives and those who were spreading it, I think a lot about the force that we're up against.
01:36:22.000And my model, which I did talk about on my first interview with Tucker a couple months ago, is that we're up against something that I call Goliath.
01:36:32.000And Goliath is partly built of a cabal or several cabals, and it's partly an emergent phenomenon.
01:36:42.000It is ferociously powerful, but it's also stupid.
01:36:47.000It is relatively easy to beat if it is not on territory where it is dominant.
01:36:55.000One, it means those of us who are fighting that force should always keep in mind that getting Goliath on our territory, not its territory, is the way to beat it.
01:37:05.000You can beat it easily if it's off its footing.
01:37:09.000That's why we marched into a trap on January 6th.
01:37:16.000So the fact that Carlson, like you, like Joe Rogan, has established an outpost that is not supposed to exist, right, an unsanctioned kind of media, that's not Goliath's territory.
01:37:33.000And in fact, Goliath made the terrible error during COVID of imagining that Off-brand media didn't matter when in fact it mattered ever more as people Detected that what they were getting on the mainstream channels was not true and in fact was capable of harming them They started listening to other people who were making sense and piecing it together.
01:37:54.000And so in any case I think what's going on is is that Carlson powerfully demonstrated that you could actually take the off-brand media and you could start doing the job that a newspaper might once have done with a newsroom full of reporters traveling the world, that sort of thing.
01:41:45.000Interestingly, I think that is creating a, it is taking a kind of institution that came about in the podcast space that got kicked into high gear over COVID, and it's moving it to the next level, which actually reflects, I was recently in the Czech Republic, and I was thrilled to find That the values that I consider values of Western civilization are alive and well in the Czech Republic in a way I wasn't expecting to see.
01:42:16.000And anyway, I was trying to piece together why this was, did the Iron Curtain protect this spirit in the Czech Republic from Forces in the market that have taken it apart here at home.
01:42:31.000In any case, I was thinking about Václav Havel, the leader of the Czech Republic, and I was alerted that there was another Václav Benda, who I hadn't heard of, who actually makes this argument that the way To win this battle is to build parallel institutions.
01:42:50.000So I wonder if that's not in effect what we're watching is, okay, if the media is going to refuse to report the news, then we're going to build it outside.
01:42:59.000If the universities are going to refuse to educate inside those structures, then we're going to do it outside on the internet, right?
01:43:06.000That's what's happening is the parallel institutions are rising to displace the feeble, broken, corrupted institutions that refuse to function.
01:43:27.000My dad grew up in East Texas and he said, no, that when I was a kid, the black people had better hotels or better as good a restaurants, everything because they were suppressed.
01:43:39.000And so we're not defending those institutions.
01:43:41.000We're simply saying that because they were under communism suppression.
01:43:45.000They'd already kind of been at the bottom, then they come out of it, but they're still not Western, so they weren't infected by the neoliberal corporate, you know, mind control, and so they still had kind of that suppressed instinct of freedom left, and that was soil for it to sprout from.
01:44:30.000Bill Gates planning for Pandemic 2, complete with new vaccines administered from a little patch.
01:44:35.000So they're saying, Ted Rose is saying it's imminent, so speak to that.
01:44:39.000So the World Health Organization is cryptically Writing the rule set that would have allowed Goliath to win the COVID battle, where Goliath ended up embarrassed by those of us on the outside exposing the lies that were being told.
01:44:56.000So they see the last four years as a war game?
01:44:59.000Well, I always say that Goliath has to be dragged onto territory that it doesn't know.
01:45:27.000There is a pandemic preparedness treaty and international health regulations, and they are absolutely diabolical if you read the content of them.
01:45:38.000It's terrifying and I mean it includes insane things like the right of the World Health Organization to mandate not only vaccines but gene therapy to redistribute medical technology.
01:45:51.000So imagine that you know instead of the battle over ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine that we saw that the WHO could just dictate that those things be moved somewhere else and you would have no access to them.
01:46:01.000So all of those... So it's a biomedical corporate It is.
01:46:06.000And it really looks like they're looking for a rematch.
01:46:56.000Well, all I'm saying is... Start over, start over.
01:46:59.000Look, to me, Western civilization is fundamentally about an agreement to put aside our lineages, our races, and to collaborate with each other on the basis that there are things to be accomplished.
01:47:14.000And that is the magic that made America as powerful as it was.
01:47:24.000How successful are you going to be if you have to collaborate only with people who look like you versus how successful will you be if you can collaborate with whoever has the most useful tools to bring to the table?
01:47:40.000Well, I would say those goals are values, right?
01:47:42.000If we share values and then we collaborate on how to accomplish them, that's powerful and it made America truly great and tremendously powerful.
01:47:53.000So, America is now compromised by whatever has taken over our political structures, but Folks in Eastern Europe are now beginning to recognize that they hold the values that we once held so dear, and that they're in a position to protect us from things like what's taking place in the World Health Organization.
01:48:13.000So that's what I'm hoping will happen, is that they will shine, that they will rise to this challenge, and they will derail this diabolical proposal to the good of all of humanity.
01:48:24.000Wow, well that sounds optimistic and I think it is optimistic, but what do you make just of the cut-and-dry situation in Ukraine?
01:48:32.000NATO's been defeated, they're doubling down, Putin's not perfect, but clearly they started the war.
01:48:36.000NATO started it, from my perspective, if you disagree, tell me, nine years ago.
01:48:41.000And it's one thing to go blow up the Iraqis, and I'm not saying Saddam was perfect, but lie about WMDs.
01:48:46.000Now you're starting a war with a highly sophisticated civilization that has a thousand year history of being invaded over and over again and doesn't give up.
01:48:54.000I mean, it's like starting a fight with Mike Tyson in his prime.
01:49:39.000So when we pick a fight, You have to ask the question about whether there is an objective we don't know, or whether this is just insanity that has taken over the system.
01:49:53.000And I really don't know the answer to that question, but I do know that the emergent part of Goliath There are lots of things that can cause people to sign on to bad policy.
01:50:03.000So, for example, the fact that we had warehouses full of weaponry that meant that we didn't need to buy more.
01:50:12.000If you can unload that weaponry onto a foreign battlefield, then suddenly the order's flowing.
01:50:41.000Yes, and I think it's the kind of thing that is very difficult to accomplish if people have a normal relationship with their own mortality and their own progeny.
01:50:56.000If you love your children, you don't start World War III, even if it makes sense on a balance sheet somewhere to do it.
01:51:03.000Yes, maybe if you're in an elite position, you'll earn some money that your kids will inherit.
01:51:09.000On the other hand, you're wrecking their planet.
01:51:14.000I think you answered the question, Doctor.
01:51:17.000For 50, 60, 70, 80 years, 100 years with the robber barons, they've been hiring yes men and yes women that'll just do what they're told, but then they've graduated up to the command positions and they're yes men who aren't even war gaming things and it's a runaway train and all they're doing is be engaged in predator activity of just accumulating wealth, not understanding they're undermining the very civilization that would let them spend that wealth.
01:51:47.000There's something at the core of this dysfunction that is about incompetence.
01:51:53.000And if you've lived inside a system, if you've been inside the university system, let's say as a scientist as I was, and you've watched that the majority of every department is composed of people who, although they are fully convinced they are engaged in behaving scientifically, are just simply not.
01:52:14.000What is it that took something as important as science and hijacked it for purposes presumably mostly economic?
01:52:23.000What is it that caused us... I mean, look at what we did with the mandates to our own military, right?
01:52:30.000We inflicted something on the military that drove out all of the people who are likely to stand up... And they turned around and say, sorry, come back!
01:52:38.000Right, but... We weren't even thinking!
01:52:41.000We don't know whether what they did was the result of massive stupidity or whether they were trying to create a compliant force.
01:52:58.000They reversed the policy, but now people are loathe to join the military because they know that such a policy can come down the pike and it can put them in a terrible...
01:53:08.000All right, the 10 minutes we have left, I'm a big fan, love you on the show, love seeing you on other shows, and people have been attacking you, we kind of started with this, but maybe we should end with it, about, well, this guy, you know, didn't have a perfect pedigree fighting the New World Order.
01:53:24.000There's not many people out there that have been doing this 30 years like I am.
01:53:28.000There's some other great people out there that have done it as well, and we love them to death.
01:53:32.000Is to learn from other people, and then they learn from me, and then we have a consensus and we fix things.
01:53:40.000I don't want to sit around and say, this is the most holy of all our people, and then this person was always perfect, and this person, no, no.
01:53:48.000We need people like the doctor here who is smart, entertaining, popular, who's joined us.
01:53:55.000When Joe Rogan, known 25 years, he just wanted to have fun.
01:53:59.000He's been awake a few years, now he's more hardcore than I am.
01:54:02.000It's good for your heart, your brain, everything.
01:54:50.000I know humans are overall good, but this holier-than-thou stuff, folks, is a disease.
01:54:57.000And it's in the left, where you've got to prescribe to every leftist ideology that's put out by some think tank, and then when that's all agreed to, now there's a new group wanting power over it that makes it even more radical.
01:55:13.000Yes, I've been watching this and I'm horrified by it because I have the sense that people are fighting over credit at halftime and that they're going to screw up the game.
01:55:23.000We're going to lose it because we're fighting.
01:55:25.000They're watching the scoreboard during the game.
01:55:27.000But they don't get that it's halftime.
01:55:39.000And, you know, for people to look at Joe Rogan or Tucker Carlson or me or you and say, oh, they're controlled opposition because they were taken in by, you know, the COVID narrative or something.
01:55:54.000The fact is, A, you know, you can start with a cynical position that says nothing anybody ever tells you is right, and yeah, you will not buy any bullshit if that's where you start from, but you also won't be able to detect anything useful.
01:56:24.000No, in fact, there are great people who are interested, who share values, and are putting aside ideology, and that is an incredibly powerful thing.
01:56:33.000So, look, in my case, what I want is I want people to judge my whole record.
01:56:39.000Was I advocating for people to wear masks?
01:57:22.000And so just all I would say is for all of us, just, just judge us based on the net impact we have had.
01:57:30.000There's no way that this is a limited hangout when we are doing damage to Goliath's narrative.
01:57:35.000We are revealing what he wants people to believe.
01:57:38.000I go to the grocery store, I go to church, I see family, and they go, oh, we love that professor, that doctor, that Dr. Brett Weinstein, and he's really great.
01:57:55.000I always sat back on air for 30 years in April.
01:57:58.000And said, I don't think I myself was the best.
01:58:01.000And I'm doing this, trying to do this.
01:58:02.000I said, where are all these professional men and women I know?
01:58:05.000And then I see that I know are smart and know what's going on.
01:58:09.000Because they were asleep or they were only focused with blinders on, you know, kind of a wormhole, a tunnel vision on what they were doing.
01:58:17.000But I believe, and I've said this for 25 years, that once things got bad, we would get The professors and the scientists and the researchers on our side.
01:58:26.000And when it starts to happen and the avalanche is to us, we just literally beat the hell out of Big Pharma.
01:58:52.000We better get together and we better stop it.
01:58:55.000Yeah, and it is the result in part of this very unfortunate fact, which is the people who are independent minded The Lone Wolves, who actually do see through things early, are often not very good at teaming up.
01:59:09.000It's a paradox, because collectivists are very good at teaming up, but then a central system can pay them and do it, whereas independent people are some of the best thinkers, but they'll never want to team up.
01:59:23.000Well, I mean, look, I think a lot of this is solved metaphorically, and what I do is I think in terms of the stories in which We all appreciate this.
01:59:34.000You know, the Lord of the Rings, or the ragtag fugitive fleet from Battlestar Galactica.
01:59:41.000And the point is, look, maybe you don't start out with that skill set, but you can develop that skill set, and if you think about it, just quietly to yourself for a moment, you'll realize that the only way we're going to win is if we figure out who to team up with and how to do it.
01:59:59.000So anyway, that's a skill we can develop and we should be working on it every day because, as Alex just said, the victory is there to be had, but we are going to end up going out of the frying pan and into the fire if we don't figure out how to overcome our tendency to attack each other.
02:00:19.000Let's talk about the paradox of Elon Musk.
02:00:22.000Look, I've got Elon's number, I don't mean literally, I mean I've got, I can see the cut of his jib.
02:00:28.000He's a scientist, he's a promoter, he's a salesman, he's a really smart guy, has incredible energy, and he wants to dominate every scientific development that's out there.
02:00:37.000He wants to be, you know, the Spradley Sprockets of George Jetson world.
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02:01:47.000But as they mess with him and go after him and try to shut down his companies and make him bend and be their minion.
02:01:54.000He's come out against him and has done a lot to free up X, has done a lot with his own account, reaching hundreds of millions a day to do good work.
02:02:03.000So I can sit there and say, that's good work.
02:02:09.000I mean, I know myself, I'm a good person, but I have an evil side too.
02:02:12.000And I sometimes go, are you really being a good person?
02:02:14.000So I can't judge Elon Musk when I even have problems judging myself sometimes because I'm like 90% good.
02:02:19.000But also, you know, you have a subconscious that goes on there, but This idea that Elon Musk is working for the establishment when, as you point out, there's a lot of different factions that are like battling over the levers of control.
02:04:45.000They literally injected something into you that makes you ill.
02:04:48.000But the other thing is what he's done with Twitter And believe me, there's plenty of fault left in Twitter.
02:04:55.000But what he's done is he has created an outpost of at least much freer speech.
02:05:02.000And we say on our podcast, zero is a special number.
02:05:06.000What we mean by that is that you can change these games by simply creating a single entity that departs from the rule.
02:05:15.000If you have one platform on which you can say what needs to be said, then every other platform has to follow suit because nobody's going to want to be on a platform where they treat you like a child if there's a platform where you can be an adult.
02:05:47.000He's done better than I thought he would.
02:05:48.000He's done better than you would think he would.
02:05:51.000And what that tells you is he's not, I don't know how complex the chess board that he's looking at is, but he can't be totally on their team because he's created a space where Tucker Carlson can say what needs to be said.
02:06:04.000I'm not a rocket scientist or a biologist like you, but The hate's legitimate.
02:06:10.000He's creating waves that even if they kill him tomorrow, God forbid, or shut it down, it's already devastated him.
02:06:38.000I can't imagine the complexity of what he has to look at, right?
02:06:42.000It's mind-boggling, and all of us who have never been in his shoes, which is frankly all of us, can't appreciate that level of complexity, so we owe it to him to at least give him the benefit of the doubt.
02:07:10.000You're playing a big ass target on you.
02:07:12.000Right, but I want to make the point that my ability to be here is something that was carved out by Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson, who took that risk first.
02:07:23.000And I appreciate their carving out the ability to have this discussion, because at the end of the day, I believe you are a patriot and a very important force in this battle.
02:07:50.000And so, in any case, I appreciate their courage and their willingness to risk their operations.
02:07:56.000They didn't have to do that, but they did it because it was the right thing, and it did make it possible for us smaller fish to follow suit.
02:08:04.000In this paradox where they created this artificial Alex Jones, 10% of it was my fault.
02:08:08.000I did do some things that were wrong, but most of it was blown up, exaggerated, all controlled.
02:08:13.000But if Alex Jones is put up there as the symbol of evil, if he's allowed speech, everybody else is safe.
02:08:20.000And they, speaking of NATO, I don't know if you saw the document, but NATO said six years ago, we're going to ban Jones and we're going to ban WikiLeaks.
02:08:27.000And once we do that, well, everybody will follow suit.
02:10:28.000The degree to which they had a college that was special, and it could have been turned into something amazing and very popular, and instead they destroyed it, it is actually a cautionary tale.
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02:11:46.000Economist, PhD, Kirk Elliott is in studio with us.
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02:13:42.000This is just culture in Nashville over country music.
02:13:47.000And then four or five people, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, a few others, Chris Christopherson, moved to Austin, Texas, and they said, screw you, we're doing our own music.
02:13:55.000And it totally changed that whole industry.
02:13:58.000And by the mid-1980s, five or six outlaw country artists had a bigger market than all of Nashville.
02:14:05.000You're like, well, who cares about that?
02:14:06.000Well, it's the same for culture and politics and freedom.
02:14:09.000Joe Rogan's the most popular, and Tucker Carlson, and everybody sounds like Alex Jones now because it's the truth.
02:14:17.000And Elon Musk sounds like Alex Jones now because it's the truth and it's popular.
02:14:22.000So we were explaining that Trump is seen as the outlaw to the system, you know, the Dukes of Hazzard, just some good old boys, doing no harm, but in trouble with the laws since the day they were born.
02:14:33.000This isn't some point about, okay, Willie Nelson is a great guy, I've been friends with him for decades.
02:14:40.000Culturally on something that matters, we're breaking through and we're winning.
02:14:43.000It's like something like half the main hit movies now, like 48% I was seeing in a big variety or Hollywood Reporter article a few months ago, is Christian movies.
02:14:53.000Hollywood's dying, but Christian movies are exploding.
02:14:56.000So we're here saying we're winning the culture war.
02:14:59.000It doesn't look like that if you just tune into MSNBC.
02:15:02.000So we've got a lot of potential to rebuild things.
02:15:40.000I love guests like you that really get your preparation together.
02:15:44.000Well, there's so much, Alex, and just since the last time that I was here, We talked about bank failures coming and I said, I think we're going to have bank failures 2.0.
02:15:57.000So with bank failures 2.0, what did I mean about that?
02:16:00.000Well, we're seeing regional bank stocks just getting crushed, absolutely crushed.
02:16:06.000So I was doing some research and Zero Hedge did a great article, Alex, about this.
02:16:12.000And so if you look at the bank stocks, Azora Bank cratering, falling off a cliff.
02:16:20.000Western Alliance Bank Corp, the article says being clubbed like a baby seal.
02:16:50.000So I think what we saw in What we saw with Silicon Valley Bank, Alex, what we saw with Credit Suisse, what we saw with all of those bank failures that we saw last spring, we're starting to see this again.
02:17:07.000Now, the reason that this is important is why are they crumbling?
02:17:42.000No, so there's two ways, it's important for the viewer to understand this, there's two reasons why you want to look at inflation.
02:17:53.000Inflation can go up because the economy is growing and it can sustain higher prices and people's wages are going up and so therefore retailers can charge more and blah blah blah.
02:18:04.000Or, inflation can go up simply because they're printing money like there's no tomorrow.
02:18:09.000So, what the Fed and the Biden administration is saying, inflation is good, it means the economy is growing.
02:18:16.000I just saw a video of Jerome Powell a couple days ago stating, look, the economy has never been better.
02:18:22.000Inflation means that the economy is growing, and you've got jobs that are increasing.
02:18:28.000I've got so much... And then Yellen separately went, Americans need to know that prices aren't going down.
02:18:35.000They're completely double talking, but they're using the definition of inflation that talks about a growing economy, not looking at the definition of inflation that just is simply an increase in the money supply to provide stimulus to everything.
02:18:48.000There is no growth in that, and I've got Documents here that prove that.
02:18:55.000So last week they decided, hey, we're going to actually just pause interest rates for the fourth time in a row rather than starting to reduce them, which tells us what?
02:19:05.000It tells us they know they haven't won this battle against inflation.
02:19:08.000And just a month ago they said they were going to lower them to kind of create a stock market run.
02:19:13.000Because in an election year, they want the stock market to boom.
02:19:17.000Now, I still think that they're going to lower interest rates probably once so they can try to save face, Alex, and say, look, we told you we're going to lower them, so we did.
02:19:25.000But there's no possible way that I think that we're going to go throughout this year without rate increases because there's problems that they haven't tackled.
02:19:35.000Number one is there's more stimulus, more spending.
02:19:39.000They're spending like drunken sailors, and we're going to address that.
02:19:43.000Number two, the BRICS nations rising up, taking away demand for the US dollar
02:19:49.000by trading in their own currencies with 70% of the world's population, part of the BRICS nations now.
02:19:56.000So the demand for the petrol dollar is gone, which means there's no capital inflow into America,
02:20:03.000When we have debt ceiling, when we have entitlements, when we have Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, Women, Infant, Children programs, food stamps, infrastructure, Department of Defense, everything, there's no inflow of capital, which means they're going to have to print money like there's no tomorrow.
02:21:09.000When they see that what should be the safest asset in the world, their bank account, is no longer safe because banks are undercapitalized and possibly going to have another bank run.
02:21:19.000What happens to society, the fabric of society, when you start to have bank runs?
02:21:26.000And people don't think that... There's major stress, bigger than we had in 2008.
02:21:31.000Way more stressed because we have way more debt.
02:21:34.000Banks are way more undercapitalized now than they were.
02:21:37.000And I know you're going to walk through all this, but just humor me here.
02:21:40.000I'm not a rocket scientist, but I've studied history.
02:21:42.000When you get the type of inflation, where do you think inflation really is?
02:21:46.000And then they're trying to deny it, but it wrecks Americans.
02:21:49.000But for poor people in the third world, it's a death sentence.
02:21:53.000Well, inflation really impacts people living at the margin.
02:21:59.000So when people are living hand-to-mouth, paycheck-to-paycheck, if you lose or miss one to two paychecks and you probably have to file for bankruptcy, these are the people that inflation hits the most.
02:22:10.000Most of America is living in that at-the-margin threshold.
02:22:21.000So when you have this quagmire, you've got rising prices, you've got rising taxes, you've got rising cost of borrowing, that's the kiss of death.
02:22:34.000And this is exactly what's happening under Bidenomics.
02:22:37.000Now, you also have recession is looming, Alex, because If you hear what Biden is saying, he's saying, we're having a renaissance in manufacturing in America.
02:23:43.000So the real number is they're going straight down. He says they're doing great.
02:23:46.000He says they're doing good. And that's a lot of jobs that are being lost.
02:23:49.000Manufacturing jobs are the bread and butter to the US economy.
02:23:54.000So what happens when people aren't working?
02:23:56.000People aren't going to be able to afford to buy houses.
02:23:58.000So what we're seeing here is a precursor to recession in the manufacturing jobs, meaning recession in the housing market, and that's going to be amplified, literally an amplified recession, which basically means depression coming, economic depression, When the housing market is going to collapse because rising interest rates means people can't afford to buy their houses and you've got lowering wages.
02:24:25.000So do this for me, in the next hour we're going to roll through all the technicals, all the facts, all the graphs you sent me, all the documents, but just as an American citizen, as an economist, somebody that does this for a living, I know we don't know perfectly where it's going to go or what to predict, but This doesn't look well.
02:25:58.000Okay, the windmills are like 10 percent, they're nothing.
02:26:01.000And when you do that, that's directly the real economy.
02:26:04.000So when you cut off energy sales and you say you can't increase generation at your coal plants in the hot summer or the winter, which they've done, and you were going to ban all your gas ranges, and we're going to, I mean, they're literally, if you want to strike people, that's what you do.
02:26:20.000Yeah, so they basically said in this fact sheet from the White House, it's like, because we want to tackle climate change, we're going to put a temporary pause on pending approvals of liquefied natural gas.
02:26:34.000So like you said Alex, what are we good at in America?
02:26:37.000We're good at a lot of things, but what we're really, really good at is oil and gas.
02:26:58.000This is, the timing of this seems really bizarre to me.
02:27:01.000Because they've been talking about climate change forever, right?
02:27:04.000But so why bring it out a few days after the big border crisis when Texas is going after the feds, and they're all fighting with each other at the border, and so what does Biden say?
02:27:13.000He said, hey, we're going to pause exports of LNG, liquefied natural gas, to Asia, to Europe.
02:27:35.000Instead of sanctions on Iran or Russia or China, they put natural gas sanctions on Putin two years ago.
02:27:43.000They literally put the same sanctions on Texas they put on Putin.
02:27:46.000Yeah, I mean, you've been following this stuff for decades, Alex.
02:27:50.000Usually economic sanctions are basically reserved for political stuff against a rogue terrorist nation, like Iran, like Russia, or whatever.
02:28:41.000So you have all these people... Because we've cut Russia off, which is like, okay, that'll let the US market... No, he's killed the Russian market, blown up the pipeline to Europe, and is cutting our gas off.
02:29:22.000So they go to the government for help.
02:29:24.000And what happens when you have all these manufactured layoffs?
02:29:28.000Right, whether it's in manufacturing like we're seeing, oil and gas, tech stocks, tech companies are laying people off hand over fist for a different reason, but yet same result, people aren't working.
02:29:40.000So what happens when people don't work?
02:29:42.000There's no income tax revenues for the government.
02:29:45.000When people don't work, they're not spending money, which means sales tax revenues come down.
02:29:52.000Well, they're actually creating a Pandora's box, where people aren't working, they're going to the government for benefits, and the government is losing its revenue streams because people aren't working.
02:30:05.000Just like us pushing Russia into war made people join the BRICS, our government is even destroying themselves.
02:30:11.000They're destroying themselves, and to what end?
02:30:14.000I think if you start connecting the dots, Alex, like you're really, really good at, you start to see what is their endgame.
02:30:21.000I think their endgame is to collapse the financial system because then people will look to them and say, hey, this is so broken.
02:30:30.000People aren't necessarily going to look at them as the reason why it collapsed.
02:30:34.000They're just going to look at something collapse and say, fix it.
02:30:51.000What are they going to bring to the table?
02:30:54.000This is the biggest thing, I think, of this generation because it's a change in the monetary system globally that has been in place since 1944 in Bretton Woods when the US dollar was the world's reserve currency.
02:31:20.000When you read the EU Central Bank, the British Central Bank, the Russian Central Bank, the Chinese Central Bank, the US Central Bank, they all admit the old system's coming to an end and they're positioning for the new and then our own government's doing the perfect thing you do to kill the dollar.
02:31:51.000And if you create a system where everybody is scared, where everybody is fearful, where they can't make their payments, and say, hey, government, we will give up our financial freedom, we'll give up our financial privacy for this, And in result, what do you get?
02:32:07.000Spyware in your bank account, literally.
02:32:10.000You get ideological-based spending behaviors where they will cut you off from buying or selling if your ideology doesn't match up.
02:32:18.000And BlackRock says they're going to do that!
02:32:20.000They said, not just BlackRock, World Economic Forum, Bank for International Settlements, the IMF, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank.
02:32:30.000I always wonder why are they so, like they'll lie on the news and say none of this is happening, but if you tune into the UN or the WF, they admit it all.
02:32:37.000You'll eat bugs, we're taking your kids, we're going to bankrupt everybody, you're going to limit a 200 square foot of coffin apartment.
02:32:42.000Why do they at one level say it's not happening for the general public, but at their meetings, Well, I think so, and why would they actually say these extraordinary things and people not fight back?
02:32:50.000Maybe it's because people don't realize that it actually is that bad.
02:32:52.000leaders and act confidence game but then for the general public they get well
02:32:55.000they're just plebs don't tell them well and I think so and and why would they
02:33:01.000actually say these extraordinary things and people not fight back maybe it's
02:33:07.000because people don't realize that it actually is that bad maybe they think
02:33:12.000ah this could never happen right we're weren't they oh they said five years ago
02:33:18.000Now, something like five companies own 80% of the food, and whether it's Tyson chicken or anything, the breading on your chicken now, folks, is cricket protein.
02:34:46.000It's following inflation and there's a better way to do things because if you have an 80% correction like we saw in 2000 when the tech stocks blew, it took like nine years to recover from that.
02:34:58.000Do you think it would be smarter to kind of watch those intermediate trends, buy low, sell high, lock in those profits and then not wait nine years to recover?
02:35:07.000Well we know in 2000 and 2008 the globalists got out before too.
02:37:09.000When you have something that's real, when you have something that's tangible, that you can take delivery of, Alex, this is where safety comes in.
02:37:18.000This is actually right now at this time in history where growth comes in.
02:37:22.000And when you can have safety and growth at the same time, it's incredible.
02:39:20.000Our philosophy as a company is to have a lifetime relationship with our clients, because I'm a relationship kind of guy.
02:39:27.000So when we can hold a client's hand through the economy, let them know when it's time to buy, sell, reallocate, get out of dodge, do whatever needs to be done, you have to have something that's liquid.
02:39:37.000This is an important key in gold and silver.
02:39:40.000Most companies out there, when you look, When you look at their invoices, and if you're out there and you've purchased from them, a lot of them that I'm seeing, $60, $70 an ounce for silver, over $3,000 an ounce for gold.
02:40:03.000When it's time to buy or sell, and we've all seen this, we've all experienced it, so you'll get a call from a gold and silver dealer and they'll say, hey Jane Doe, have I got a deal for you.
02:40:14.000We just found this like old carriage that tipped over in Nevada way back in the day and there's these gold coins from it and boy they're rare and they're amazing and we can get them to you.
02:40:53.000So when we want to lock in a price, we simply call the depository, we lock in the price, and then in a very short period of time, we wire the funds into your account.
02:41:04.000But the key is, the transaction is done immediately.
02:41:12.000Whether it's India or China or something where their currencies are out of favor and they need gold or silver or for manufacturing like Sony, Samsung, Tesla, LG, wanting to buy silver for manufacturing, there's always a market for it.
02:41:27.000So, key to investing, never buy something you have to make a market for because it could be illiquid.
02:41:33.000Always buy something where there's a ready-made market for it.
02:41:36.000This is what we focused on For the beginning of our company, I've been doing this since 2002.
02:42:00.000An immediate answer to when you want to lock in profits, boom, it's done because the market is there globally because it's a manufacturing metal.
02:42:10.000Now, if any of you out there watching feel like, oh my word, Dr. Kirk, I think I've been ripped off, send us your invoice.
02:42:20.000We'll look at it, and we'll let you know.
02:42:22.000Just send it to Ashley at K-E-P-M dot com.
02:42:32.000And she'll look at it and somebody from my team will call you back and say, we think you were in the wrong place at the wrong time, overcharged, overpriced, and we'll help you kind of try to unwind out of what you think might be a situation where you got ripped off.
02:42:49.000Because we want a lifetime relationship with our clients And so we'll help you take advantage of that situation to get you in the right place at the right time, grow, thrive, and hopefully have your position be something that you envisioned it was going to be from the jump, right?
02:43:10.000Because you wanted to take advantage of the market to go into something that's going to grow, go into something... And just to interrupt you, I'm not an expert like you, but I've been in this almost 30 years.
02:43:20.000It's always, oh, a sunken ship was found, and they're selling you the gold for $100, $300, $400 more than it's worth.
02:43:31.000Why not just say, hey, we make a percent here to do this for you.
02:43:34.000And the key, you said, was because you're selling at the real market price, you can actually get it to them immediately.
02:43:41.000And it's more liquid because it's not in the numismatic realm.
02:43:48.000Well, that's why you can't just go sell some numismatic you got, and why you almost never get the money you paid for it, because it's a scam, folks.
02:43:55.000Sure, there are some collector coins that are great, and the ones I would promote would be where, oh, there's a 10% markup because this is rare and numismatic, and I checked the market and knew people really could go sell it for that.
02:44:19.000And I've not, the industry, I'll be honest, is so freaking corrupt like everything else.
02:44:24.000I have not even been able to have a sponsor for 10 years, people.
02:44:28.000We've had five different ones we did deals with and I would promote them for one week and then you would hear the brakes slam on because I don't need that in my life.
02:44:36.000It's a fictional movie based on a composite for stories written by a Great Oliver Stone, and it was a real case of something similar happening, where the guy would kill women and men.
02:45:47.000We listen to you and then we will get you scheduled with one of our consultants where
02:45:51.000we'll map out a strategy for success moving forward using precious metals, bullion, gold
02:45:57.000and silver, none of this high-grade stuff.
02:45:58.000And like I talked about, if you have some of those high-grade collectible pieces of junk, which they are, well then we can help you unwind that most of the time and get you into a place of prosperity.
02:46:12.000The best deal, and sometimes the damage is done.
02:46:15.000I mean, I talked to an 80-year-old lady once who, she's way too old, unsuitable transaction, paid over $70,000 an ounce for a piece of gold.
02:47:57.000You know, this is where we can take some of the globalist green agenda and say, all right, what do they need for their EV and their solar stuff?
02:48:05.000And let's be honest, that is what we're doing.
02:48:06.000Like, I don't go by defense stocks, that'll be part of the murder.
02:48:09.000But when it comes to silver, this is being put into everything, so why not follow the trend?
02:48:13.000I mean, we want to be wise stewards of what God's given us.
02:48:16.000We want to buy low, sell high, be wise, have discernment, and sometimes it just means thinking outside the box.
02:48:24.000What I like about you is you never say, oh, gold could go to 10,000 ounces or silver to, you know, 500, but gut level, just as a private person, man to man, with this inflation, it's not going, it's going to get worse.
02:48:35.000How high do you think gold and silver are in like two years?
02:48:40.000Yeah, I mean I'm not God and I don't control the markets, but when you look at what silver did in 2011, 2010-2011, it went from $12 an ounce to $48 an ounce in like a summer and a fall.
02:48:52.000I mean it was, that's like what, 400% growth during that time?
02:48:56.000So, similar fundamentals to what we're seeing today.
02:48:59.000Unsustainable debt, inflationary pressures, political chaos, geopolitical conflict, low inventory at the COMEX.
02:49:38.000So let's say that silver is extinguished at the COMEX depositories and you're Sony, Samsung, Tesla, one of the big manufacturers that need it.
02:49:46.000And you have a small amount of silver in every LCD TV, every electric vehicle, whatever you're selling that has electronics in it.
02:49:54.000Do you care what the price of silver is if you need it to finish the car?
02:50:38.000Universities, institutions, investors, governments are hoarding the living hell out of it.
02:50:43.000They're buying it up as fast as they can, and gold too, so they're also going crazy for gold.
02:50:47.000The central banks are going after gold like there's no tomorrow.
02:50:51.000So they may poo-poo gold and silver and say, oh, you want central bank digital currency, you want our paper version, we can use interest rates, we can use money creation monetary policy to stimulate the economy, slow it down, do this and that, and we're really good at it.
02:51:05.000No, you've proven over the decades that you're horrible at it and you create boom and bust cycles and you have these inflationary pressures and And what are the big central banks doing?
02:52:49.000But you're pitching me silver, which I get is the one that's going to have the biggest growth rate.
02:52:53.000Why are the elites obsessed with gold?
02:52:54.000They're getting silver too, but why are they just... Because you can't really back a currency with silver because it's not high enough cost per ounce.
02:54:05.000Well, China, how did China get positioned for 97% control of rare earth minerals?
02:54:09.000Because I would say that'd be a great investment, but it's all control.
02:54:12.000You never want to invest in anything that's controlled, because you are out of the equation at that point, and logic gets kicked out the window, which is why I like those markets of gold and silver.
02:54:23.000Now, here's something really cool, Alex, about silver.
02:54:26.000I'm going to shut up now. Go through the rest of your documents.
02:54:29.000Yeah, about silver. So we talked about this briefly yesterday.
02:54:34.000But there was this article from Dystopia to Utopia and Gold and Silver.
02:54:38.000So this is why one of the reasons why we're in silver right now.
02:55:54.000Okay, so manipulation comes when BlackRock, for example, who owns the SLV, which is the silver ETF, they'll go to JPMorgan Chase, which is the custodian of the physical silver that's supposedly backing the ETF, and they say, hey Chase, we just sold 10 million shares of our ETF, we need you to buy 10 million ounces, or whatever, however the mechanics work.
02:56:20.000So what is JPMorgan Chase going to do?
02:56:23.000They're going to say, let's drive the price down if we have to buy all these ounces, because we want to buy low.
02:58:08.000So when you have a leveraged loss and you've got all of these, I mean literally, a global market with all these short positions, what are they expecting?
02:58:19.000They're expecting silver to go through the roof.
02:58:22.000Because 50%, 5-0% of all short positions were unwound in a one week span, just a couple weeks ago.
02:58:32.000So that tells me they think that silver is going to go through the roof.
02:58:35.000Because they have to get rid of their short positions because if they don't, they're going to lose so much money that you couldn't even comprehend it.
02:58:42.000So this to me is the biggest news in the silver market ever!
02:59:06.000This is the trend, the pace that we are on.
02:59:10.000So what do they know that we don't know?
02:59:13.000Why did they unravel their short positions to such a large amount so quickly?
02:59:18.000It's because everything that we're adding up here, the inflationary pressures, the Fed basically saying that we can't lower interest rates yet.
02:59:28.000We're going to have to pause because coming down the road, we know that inflation is coming and we're going to have to keep raising interest rates to keep slowing down inflation.
02:59:38.000But they know that they haven't tackled inflation.
03:01:28.000President Clinton at the time commissioned the Boskin Commission in Congress to say, hey, we've got way too many cost of living adjustments going out.
03:01:40.000So this is not their words, but this is what the actions did.
03:01:42.000It's like, we've got to stick it to the American public.
03:01:45.000Everyone that voted for us, we've got to lower the money that we're paying to them so the government can make more money.
03:01:53.000So they artificially lowered inflation.
03:01:55.000This is very important because it applies to what we're doing today.
03:01:59.000So with substitution bias, with all these different price adjustments, they figured out how they can lower inflation.
03:02:06.000So when I was doing my first dissertation, I developed a new methodology for measuring inflation because the way that the BLS does it, it's broken.
03:02:45.000They said the price of steak came down 40% because they substituted it with hamburger.
03:02:50.000That means that the inflation numbers that we're seeing are completely bogus, completely manufactured, but if you apply the same metrics that we had in 1983 to today without Clinton's substitution bias, we're hovering at around 15% inflation, which means I don't believe for a second, Alex, that they're going to stop lowering interest rates because they have to get interest rates higher than... Sure, so they know this is coming, and they know silver is going to go up, so they've stopped shorting it.
03:04:12.000But this is one where, you know, this is one area where we're different than every other firm in the industry, really.
03:04:18.000When you liquidate, you want to lock in profits.
03:04:21.000Yeah, but also you're different because nobody's as articulate as you.
03:04:23.000I think, I literally, I told this a year ago, I said, God, I want to help people with silver and gold, we can't get a real company, give me, and literally, then you, I was like, asking you on as a guest, and somebody else goes, hey, this guy wants to be a sponsor, literally an answer prayer.
03:05:51.000So, spell it out to me, because I'm a little smart, but spell it out to me like I'm five years old.
03:05:57.000They are killing their shorts at a level never before seen because they're getting out of the way.
03:06:02.000Yeah, because they think that silver is going to go up.
03:06:04.000Why do they think that silver is going to go up?
03:06:07.000So, if you're a hedge fund, if you're a big bank and you look at numbers that most people don't look at, The problem is the inflationary pressures, the unsustainable debt, the political chaos, the geopolitical conflict.
03:06:19.000Those are the fundamental forces that cause markets to move.
03:06:25.000The GDP, Gross Domestic Product, which is a reflection, Alex, of everything that you and I buy at stores, everything that everybody watching this is going to stores, paying retail prices, A gross domestic product is that with everything that's manufactured and created in the country.
03:06:43.000Yeah, so if inflation is at 15%, and follow me on this, if inflation is at 15%, GDP is a reflection of everything that we're buying stuff on.
03:07:03.000Yeah, well, yeah, GDP, so they were bragging about this, they wanted to beat the market consensus of 2% growth in the GDP, and they were bragging about it.
03:07:13.000It's like, why are you bragging about 2%?
03:07:52.000What graph do they pull up from Zero Hedge or Dow Jones that shows how Biden's created more money when he's been in office than it was ever created before?
03:08:06.000Yeah, and so there's, you've got a couple of graphs you could look at.
03:08:11.000You could look at the debt, you could look at money supply, but money supply is starting to trick people because a few years ago they stopped measuring total money supply.
03:09:39.000Because they're printing money like there's no tomorrow, but that's a different money supply that they stopped creating.
03:09:45.000This money is money that's in the bank, which tells me banks are under-capitalized, they're starting to pull money out of the system in exchange and preparing for central bank digital currency.
03:09:55.000Because you can't have digital money parallel with paper money, because one is private, and the big boys are pulling back to protect themselves.
03:10:29.000So what we have this time is money is leaving the system, Alex, because they're preparing us for a digital currency.
03:10:38.000You can't have a digital currency that they want to control every aspect of your buying, selling, all of your ideology, everything, and still have paper money at the same time, because paper money is private.
03:10:49.000When you spend a $20 bill, nobody knows it was you.
03:10:52.000That's what they're trying to get away from.
03:10:54.000But here's where the unsustainability of the system that we're in, which is why I think we are so close to collapse, $2.50 of debt spending to get $1 of GDP growth.
03:12:06.000Probably like nothing we've ever seen.
03:12:08.000I think we're going to see banking crisis.
03:12:10.000I think we're going to see interest rates continue to climb, which means people are not going to be able to pay their bills.
03:12:17.000They're not going to be able to sustain their debt.
03:12:19.000They're not going to be able to feed their family, right?
03:12:21.000I'm painting a picture that looks grim because it really is, but here's where, this is where they want the picture, what they want the picture to look like.
03:12:31.000Because in an election year, politicians do what, Alex?
03:12:36.000And they promise other people's money to get votes.
03:12:39.000You know, you and I have talked about this before and I know that you're a massive student of history and you love the Roman Republic and the fall of Rome and talking about that, but this started back then, right?
03:12:49.000Rome fell when the encumbrances, when the weight of the entitlement system buried them.
03:12:56.000They couldn't keep up with it and that was one-third of Rome was on government assistance at that time when Rome fell.
03:13:03.000We are now at over eighty percent Of everything that we bring in as a nation goes towards entitlement.
03:13:10.000Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Women, Infant, Children, Programs, Food Stamps, all those handouts, right?
03:13:15.000Social Security is a mandatory payment.
03:14:14.000I think that the BRICS nations are going to really start to flex and pull away petrodollar
03:14:22.000status because they're trading in 70% of the world's trading block.
03:14:26.000I mean, it's a huge trading block, 70% of the world's population, not using the US dollar, but using their currency.
03:14:32.000That means demand for the dollar goes away, which means they're going to print like no tomorrow, right?
03:14:37.000When we lose reserve currency status, the end result is simple.
03:14:43.000We end up like Argentina, Venezuela, Cyprus, Greece, Zimbabwe, you name a country that's gone through a massive inflationary spiral, we are going to be no different than them.
03:14:56.000It's impossible to be different from them when you don't have built-in demand from your currency.
03:15:01.000And I hate to say this, because I'm an American.
03:15:05.000I want the dollar to be strong, but there's no way that it can be under current policies.
03:15:10.000And this is where we're headed this year.
03:15:12.000So I think under that, you know, it was Rahm Emanuel that said, never let a good crisis go to waste, right?
03:15:17.000They're going to let this crisis work in their favor.
03:15:20.000So they can actually start to strip away freedoms.
03:15:23.000This is where I see America headed and I don't want anybody watching this to actually operate in fear, have your head in the sand thinking like an ostrich in a windstorm saying, hopefully if I just hide this and I don't think about it, it's going to go away.
03:15:38.000No, if you do that, you probably should be scared because I think that you'll fail.
03:15:42.000But if you take action See, if you take action, allocate into tangible assets like gold and silver to get out of the paper, get out of the digital assets that make you a digital slave in their digital world.
03:15:56.000This is where you can actually start to just thrive and have a smile on your face.
03:16:03.000One of the weird things, Alex, where not only is it a good investment, but I think it's the ultimate protector against loss of financial privacy, against loss of financial freedom.
03:16:14.000And that's why I'm shouting it from the rooftops.
03:16:17.000To anybody that will listen because I believe, you know, being a PhD economist and putting these puzzle pieces together of the economy, of politics, of personal freedoms, of religious freedoms, all being stripped away from us, right?
03:16:32.000If you put all those together, it paints a good picture of where we are in our society and political consequences are having economic implications which are going to basically result in societal change.
03:16:46.000This is where I think that we're headed.
03:16:49.000Massive societal disruption this year.
03:17:26.000By the way, you hit something five minutes ago, because I'm running around behind the scenes here while you're talking, saying that clip's amazing, get that out, do this.
03:17:33.000But you explain, they admit they're crashing the system to bring in social control to the central major currencies.
03:17:39.000This is not speculation, they're doing this.
03:18:31.000They have bail-in stuff, but this Uniform Commercial Code Article 8 basically changed ownership so during that crisis they needed your assets to be collateral so they could pay off all their derivatives debt.
03:18:46.000You changed ownership from you to the bank of your assets, and you became a beneficial owner, which sounds kind of sweet and kind of nice, but it's not.
03:19:15.000When you deposit a hundred bucks, basically you're giving it to them, they become the owner, you're a beneficial owner, and they will let you use it if you want to.
03:19:22.000But you're just hoping that your money is there when you want to withdraw it.
03:19:26.000The banks are hoping that not everybody wants to withdraw it at the same time, because they have a zero-profit service provider.
03:19:30.000Well, the globalists are quietly withdrawing buying gold and silver.
03:23:30.000March 9th of 2022, Executive Order 14067, Ensuring Responsible Development of Digital Assets.
03:23:38.000This was penned by Biden, and what did he say?
03:23:40.000He authorized the move to central bank digital currency in America.
03:23:44.000That's where this all starts to come home at the Federal Reserve level.
03:23:50.000March 29th of 2022, Dr. Pippa Malmgren actually explained for the first time at the World Economic Forum, what is central bank digital currency?
03:24:49.000basically said they're convening to operationalize automatically an emergency platform in the event of a future complex global shock of sufficient scale, severity, and reach.
03:24:59.000So they tell you, we're going to use a virus for control, we're going to use a banking collapse for control, they're telling you.
03:25:04.000They tell us, and they tell us... And they artificially put the U.S.
03:25:07.000with the BRICS into policies to kill the dollar to create the crisis.
03:25:19.000Everyone's going to double-cross everybody, right?
03:25:21.000But here's where they tell us in the next paragraph, we don't have to think or speculate about what a global shock of sufficient scale, severity, and reach could be because they say, what is that?
03:25:31.000The emergency authority can be convened including a major climatic event, a future pandemic risk, a global digital connectivity disruption, a major event in outer space, and generic unforeseen risks like Black Swan.
03:25:44.000So they're talking about solar flares, asteroids.
03:26:58.000It's an alternate B-52 base at Denver.
03:27:01.000That was the excuse to build it, but it goes all the way out to Colorado Springs, which is the alternate government in a nuclear war and COG.
03:28:11.000That says, the ability to not authorize bank wires if the use of funds does not match up with their ideology.
03:28:19.000Meaning, if you wanted to send me money... So the Federal Reserve is saying, and the WF is saying, if we don't agree with you, we don't let you transfer money.
03:29:11.000Now it starts to get to, well, if we don't like you, in the blueprint of the financial monetary system, improving the old, enabling the new, unified ledger, this is the UN's blueprint, what do they say?
03:29:25.000A unified ledger means they can tokenize all of your assets into a packet.
03:29:58.000Applies to beneficial ownership where you don't own anything and you're gonna like it in their words, right?
03:30:04.000So so there's where we are there now, June 27th through 29th of 2023 During the 14th annual meeting of the new champions in Tianjin, China Cornell University professor Aswar Prasad shared his thoughts on the impending disappearance of physical currency they're bragging about all of this right so now What are future dates coming up?
03:30:29.000Future dates, September 15th of 2024, the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres' vision for the future, global biometric ID tied to all bank accounts.
03:30:42.000So now all bank accounts are going to be digital, tied up to you, your biometric, whether it's a fingerprint, whether it's whatever, eye, retinal scan, we don't know.
03:30:51.000And then you go to September 22nd through 24th of 2024, that's this year, UN pact for the future, this is the date the globalists want to share their commenced plan to the world.
03:31:55.000So here's where I have a message of hope in this, because people freak out and say, Kirk, Central Bank Digital Currency, it's the mark of the beast, this is the end of time, this is terrible.
03:32:02.000It's like, does that verse actually say that it's the only game in town?
03:32:12.000Yeah, so here's where I think, knowing how God is, how he's a God of love, he's a God of grace, he's a God of mercy, he's a God of choice, right?
03:33:41.000What did Christine Lagarde say last week?
03:33:45.000She was spouting off about Trump saying Trump is the biggest fear of the globalists because if he gets back in and the globalists... That's out of the EU.
03:34:27.000It looks like we lose for a while, but no, we're pre-positioned that once people finally see it all happen, then the greatest revival ever happens.
03:36:38.000And I want to bring peace in the midst of the storm to people's financial lives.
03:36:43.000Right, so there's a story in the Gospels where there's this raging sea, this storm on the Sea of Galilee, right?
03:36:49.000And Jesus is out there walking on water, and so for all of you people who read the Bible, you know the story, but Peter wakes up in the midst of the storm and he's out there and says, Jesus, you're walking on water, what are you doing out there?
03:37:14.000Because he took his eyes off the solution.
03:37:16.000I think that story is a story for all of us today where we can say, regardless, God's real, just trust in God, and it's going to be incredible.
03:37:23.000Most of America and every client that calls me is basically gripped and paralyzed with fear, Alex.
03:38:15.000You've got great gold and silver bullion, great advice, five-star ratings everywhere, and a system where it's like nobody has even one star.
03:39:47.000Yeah, I mean, there's really, you never want to go into that stuff, ever.
03:39:52.000Low cost, and we're in silver right now, because it's outperforming gold, and we can take advantage... You were on months ago saying silver's about to go up, and it did!
03:40:10.000In the worst global economy we've seen in over 40 years, maybe ever, The demand for silver is through the roof because it's used in electronics, it's used in EVs, electric vehicles, solar, fuel cell technology, all of it.
03:40:25.000Everything that we're hearing on a daily basis.
03:40:34.000What we didn't even get into, which we can talk about next time we do a show, state pensions are running out of money.
03:40:41.000So if you've got a retirement and a state pension, it's like, oh my word, call us because we can possibly roll that out into an IRA denominated in gold and silver.
03:40:50.000I'm going to edit this down to an hour for my weekday show.
03:40:54.000Come on the 15 minutes before it and we'll talk about the state pension funds.
03:40:57.000Because that's a question, without you bringing it up, our bankruptcy of some US states in the future, that's being talked about in the Wall Street Journal.
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