00:00:19.000We see all the same kinds of mischievous, sneaky, duplicitous things.
00:00:25.000And then weirdly, it's always the same people behind it.
00:00:28.000It's always the same country, and always the same people owing allegiance to that country that end up being responsible for this.
00:00:37.000Our major story of the day, of course, was supposed to be General Michael Flynn, who is going to testify reportedly against the Trump family for apparent improprieties in the communications between the Trump transition team in late 2016 last year and Russia after the election.
00:00:58.000And as we dig through this, as we really look into what exactly happened this morning and what's going on with this Mueller investigation committee in general, we're seeing it's not all there.
00:01:10.000And it's funny, while I'm reading up about that, while I'm reading the Washington Examiner, which they did have a good article.
00:01:17.000We negged them a little bit last night on Twitter, but they did have a good article.
00:01:21.000While I'm reading that Israel might be held accountable in some way, shape, or form by the story with Michael Flynn, I'm reading at the same time that Israel is bombing Iran in Syria, actually.
00:01:35.000I'm reading at the same time, just four days later, about how Israel pressured the United States to bomb Iran.
00:01:41.000A few years ago, shortly before the passage of the Iran deal.
00:01:46.000And so I'm just reading all these things and just noticing a lot of coincidences, that's all.
00:02:42.000It's got that big fat logo right on it.
00:02:45.000It's just a big middle finger to all these.
00:02:48.000People that are out there thinking they run our government and run our country, throw down the big fella on your desk and say F you to all the subversive, rootless transnational elites with an Amfirst Media mug.
00:03:30.000Enough shilling for big mugs, for big water.
00:03:33.000We got to sink our teeth into this, okay?
00:03:35.000This is so much fun because we've been talking about the story really for about a year, and there are so many different details and developments that the layperson just doesn't recall.
00:03:47.000Even people in the news media, I don't think, remember some of these things, or at least they don't report on the whole story.
00:03:53.000You know, I remember back when the first two sealed indictments were filed a couple of weeks ago, and it ended up being against Paul Manafort and Robert Gates, or was it Rick Gates?
00:04:05.000When those first two sealed indictments were filed, I remember all over my Facebook, all over my Facebook feed, all over my Twitter feed, it was shit libs dancing in the streets.
00:04:31.000Let's wait and see what the charges are.
00:04:33.000And lo and behold, the charges against.
00:04:35.000Rick Gates and against Paul Manafort ended up being nothing short of some shady financial transactions that happened in 2012.
00:04:45.000Okay, it ended up being shady financial transactions from five years ago that had nothing to do with Donald Trump, that had nothing to do with Russia actually, that actually pertained to their lobbying efforts on behalf of Ukraine.
00:04:58.000And these financial transactions, they weren't even illegal, they were just suspicious, and the government had an eye on them for about a year between 2011 and 2012.
00:05:08.000And then they were so unimportant that they just gave up looking at them.
00:05:11.000And they took that case, those suspicious financial transactions, and they just shelved it for five years.
00:05:18.000And naturally, this came up in the investigation with Robert Mueller.
00:05:21.000When he's leaving no rock unturned and he's looking into everybody from the Trump transition team and the Trump campaign, naturally, he's going to find this shelved, hokey, suspicious financial activity from five years ago, but doesn't pertain to the election at all.
00:05:37.000Democrats got very excited because even though those charges had nothing to do with the election, nothing to do with Russia, nothing to do with Trump or collusion.
00:05:45.000Later on that very same day, that Monday, if you recall, when those sealed indictments became public, George Papadopoulos, who was a former Trump campaign advisor, foreign policy advisor, he pled guilty and he surrendered to the feds.
00:06:01.000And everybody got very excited about that one.
00:06:02.000They said, you know what, the Manafort and the Rick Gates thing, that wasn't even important.
00:06:07.000Even though Paul Manafort was the campaign manager for a minute, and even though his crimes, Did not pertain, I mean, even one iota to the election of Russia or Trump.
00:06:18.000Well, but the real story, the real thing that's finally going to get Trump, he's finally going to get him, is George Papadopoulos.
00:06:26.000Because, you see, George Papadopoulos, during the 2016 campaign, he was in Britain and he met representatives, apparent representatives of the Russian government in Britain, who said that they had potential information that they wanted to share with the Trump campaign on Hillary Clinton.
00:06:43.000And George Papadopoulos, he pressed, The Trump campaign, he said, This is really good stuff.
00:06:56.000The guy wasn't even paid by the campaign.
00:06:58.000And if you look at the actual charges against him, it was just that he lied to the FBI about a few dates.
00:07:05.000Because when you talk to the feds, they can really hit you with anything in terms of if you misremember something, if you omit something.
00:07:14.000I mean, they can really kill you if you're not speaking to the feds with a lawyer.
00:07:17.000You know, you have to use very technical language.
00:07:19.000So it ended up that George Papadopoulos just said some very stupid, reckless things to the FBI, and he got nailed on obstruction of justice because he omitted a few things or he misremembered some dates.
00:07:37.000This is the one that they'd been waiting for for over a year since National Security Advisor, former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, got dismissed regarding.
00:07:47.000How he misled Donald Trump about certain calls that took place in December of 2016 between Michael Flynn and representatives of the Russian government.
00:07:57.000As we surrender to the FBI today, and he pled guilty to charges of lying to the FBI.
00:08:15.000He's not being charged and he's not pleading guilty to the FBI.
00:08:18.000With regards to any impropriety with his actual conduct between him and Russia.
00:08:24.000I mean, nothing that he said to Russia, the phone call, the diplomacy that he conducted with the Ambassador Kizilyak, he's not being charged for any improprieties in that.
00:08:35.000The same is true of George Papadopoulos, who wasn't charged about any of the contacts with Russia but lying.
00:08:53.000He's being charged because he omitted a certain phone call.
00:08:57.000He lied about a certain phone call that happened around December 22nd, where he had requested that the Russian government vote no or delay the vote on an upcoming UN Security Council resolution, which would have condemned Israel for their illegal civilian settlements in the West Bank.
00:09:18.000True, if that happened, there is some way that you can interpret the Logan Act that that would be undermining President Obama.
00:09:26.000Because it was the policy of President Obama in December of 2016 that they were going to abstain on that vote.
00:09:33.000The way that the Security Council works is that you have the permanent five members Russia, UK, China, France, United States they have veto power.
00:09:41.000So everything that goes to the Security Council has to have the blessing of the P5 members, the permanent five members, or they abstain.
00:09:51.000So, it was the plan of the Obama administration, the Obama State Department, that they would have this resolution come to the floor of the UN Security Council, which condemned the illegal civilian settlements in the West Bank, and they would abstain on it, and they would allow it to pass, and they would allow the UN Security Council to condemn, in effect, the settlements.
00:10:11.000Normally, the United States is a rubber stamp and they veto anything like this.
00:10:16.000It doesn't even get to the floor nine times out of ten because people know the United States will veto.
00:10:21.000But it was the policy of the Obama State Department that they would let The resolution goes through and embarrass Israel and whatever.
00:10:28.000Well, if Michael Flynn was directed by then President elect Donald Trump to get in contact with Russia to tell Russia, hey, can you delay the vote on this resolution or can you veto it?
00:10:41.000Well, that would be interfering with the diplomacy, with the foreign affairs of the current administration or then current administration State Department.
00:10:50.000If the Obama State Department is saying, we want it to go through and get passed with the U.S. abstention and Russia will vote for it, and Michael Flynn is telling the Russians, Hey, you'll get sanctions relief if you delay this vote or if you veto this vote.
00:11:08.000And it's actually also unconstitutional that you would have private citizens, that you would have an incoming administration interfering in foreign affairs, interfering with the stated policy of the existing government.
00:11:20.000So that is what they would nail him on.
00:11:22.000That's what they hope to nail Trump on they hope that Michael Flynn will testify that President Trump ordered him.
00:11:28.000And that's very key that if President elect Donald Trump ordered Michael Flynn and said, You get in contact with Russia and you put a stop to the vote, and they get Donald Trump as being culpable for that, as giving the order for that, well, then they would have grounds then.
00:11:42.000I don't know if that would stand up in court just based on Flynn's testimony alone.
00:11:47.000But I mean, that would be the start of a case against Trump.
00:11:50.000And even then, it would only be espionage.
00:11:54.000The whole point of the Mueller investigation is to prove if there were improprieties or collusion in the 2016 election on the part of the Russians.
00:12:03.000And now they're building a case to prove that after the election, President elect Trump might have done some hokey, but I mean, not really crazy things.
00:12:13.000That constitutes espionage against the Obama administration.
00:12:16.000But all of this begs the question you really start to peel back the layers.
00:12:22.000Where you're a regular liberal, you're a dopey, low IQ liberal who says y'all, who's white and makes six figures, and they say y'all, and they live in a city and they have no reason to.
00:12:35.000And they would say, oh, blump BTFO, drump BTFO, it's all over.
00:12:40.000Well, okay, well, let's actually look a little bit further into this.
00:12:44.000Why is it that the FBI was asking Michael Flynn about that phone call?
00:12:49.000Perfectly normal phone call for the incoming national security advisor to take.
00:12:54.000You know, if you're President Trump, or you're the president elect, rather, you get voted in on November 8th, it is your job between November 8th and January 20th, the inauguration, to put together your State Department, your executive branch, the 13 federal departments, and on and on.
00:13:10.000And you're supposed to establish diplomatic connections with the foreign heads of state.
00:13:24.000This is the natural process of transitioning from one administration to the next.
00:13:29.000And so, why is it that the FBI would even question Michael Flynn on this conversation with Kizilyak?
00:13:36.000This should have been a routine conversation that a national security advisor would have with a Russian counterpart, an incoming national security advisor.
00:13:53.000There's a lot there that doesn't quite make sense.
00:13:56.000On top of that, you have the fact that those phone calls were recorded in the first place, that the feds at the Obama administration knew about these phone calls in the first place.
00:14:06.000Because if you'll recall, in June of 2016, Barack Obama applied for a FISA warrant to spy on the Trump campaign.
00:14:15.000He went to the FISA court, and the FISA court is what decides if the If the existing administration can spy, can wiretap, can do things, basically, and really like anything gets passed to FISA court.
00:14:27.000If you have pretty much a reasonable suspicion that somebody is colluding or there's espionage or something, if there's terrorism, if there's some kind of crime being committed, FISA courts are pretty liberal in terms of who they'll give a warrant to that the president can spy on.
00:14:43.000Well, in June of 2016, they denied Obama outright, and they said, based on a preliminary investigation by the CIA, by the FBI, by the intelligence agencies, We're not going to give you a warrant.
00:14:53.000There's no reasonable suspicion here that you would have any reason to spy on the Trump campaign.
00:14:59.000There's no evidence of collusion between Russia and this campaign.
00:15:03.000Well, Obama came back in September of 2016, two months out before the election, mind you, and he came to them with this false Russian dossier.
00:15:13.000He came to them and said, Look, we have evidence that Trump was in this hotel.
00:15:18.000He was in the Ritz Carlton in Moscow, and there was pissing on beds and all this crazy stuff.
00:15:24.000And that dossier was achieved with sources from the Kremlin.
00:15:42.000And it wasn't even just that he was spying, but then there was the unmasking.
00:15:46.000I mean, you have so many levels of criminality in terms of how the Obama administration came to have this information.
00:15:53.000First, they illegally acquired the FISA warrant, in my opinion.
00:15:57.000They had no reasonable suspicion to acquire this and then to use it.
00:16:00.000And then, number two, it was the unmasking.
00:16:03.000I mean, you can have the phone calls, you can have the records, but as of December 22nd, 2016, when they spied on Michael Flynnn and they said, You're doing these weird things with Kizilyak.
00:16:13.000At that time, Michael Flynn was a private citizen.
00:16:16.000And the Obama administration spied on a private citizen with a visa warrant, which is totally bogus.
00:16:23.000And not only did they spy on him, but then they unmasked him.
00:16:25.000They found out his name and released it to the press.
00:16:30.000Would that fly if he was spying on, like, the CEO of a Fortune 500 company?
00:16:35.000If President Trump was spying on his business rivals, if he was spying on his rivals in the New York real estate industry, And he was spying on them and he was tapping their phones, and then he was leaking recorded conversations or paraphrased messages from recorded conversations and the names of the people involved, private citizens to the press.
00:16:55.000And that would be corporate espionage.
00:17:01.000Why does nobody care about the illegal unmasking, the illegal wire surveillance?
00:17:06.000I mean, so many, so much criminality in how they even acquired this information.
00:17:11.000And then on top of that, back to the Fusion GPS, which I hinted at, how they constructed this dossier.
00:17:17.000Was that the Hillary Clinton campaign?
00:17:19.000This came from the DNC, the coffers of the DNC and the Hillary Clinton campaign.
00:17:24.000They hired a law firm to serve as an intermediary.
00:17:28.000That law firm hired GPS Fusion, which is an intelligence agency, and they spy and they have all kinds of connections.
00:17:36.000GPS Fusion hired Christopher Steele, who was a former British spy in Russia.
00:17:42.000Christopher Steele compiled the Trump Russia dossier using sources from the Kremlin.
00:17:47.000Using sources from within the Russian government.
00:17:50.000So, meanwhile, while you're trying, while the Mueller team is trying to construct this hokey, like just nonsensical idea that Trump had committed espionage with the Russians to, like, what, avert World War III?
00:18:04.000To de escalate tensions between the US and Russia while Obama was messing it up?
00:18:08.000At the same time, you have a very real paper trail, a very clear money trail, paper trail between Hillary Clinton and her campaign all the way through to the Kremlin during the campaign to help with the campaign.
00:18:24.000So, I don't know what's going on here.
00:18:27.000I mean, there are some reports that Mueller is with us.
00:18:30.000There are some reports that Mueller is against us.
00:18:32.000Some people are saying Mueller is, this is show trials and this is going to be an attempt at the legitimacy of the Trump government, which very well could happen, or that he's a Marine and his loyalties are to the president eternally, and that this is all just a prolonged excavation so that they eventually could nail Hillary Clinton and the deep state.
00:18:53.000I really don't know what to believe at this point.
00:18:55.000It's just Kind of hard to pin right now because there's so many contradictions and hypocrisies, and it looks like he's only going after, like I said, it looks like he's only going after Trump people.
00:19:08.000Because they got access to the Fusion GPS bank records weeks ago.
00:19:12.000I think it was a month ago they got access to those records.
00:19:15.000And the same crimes that Manafort was indicted on in terms of conspiracy against the United States and his suspicious financial transactions, he worked for the same firm.
00:20:03.000Because it was a huge black pill this morning when Michael Flynn said, I'm going to, with a plea bargain, testify against Donald Trump and his family.
00:20:38.000And then it turns out hours later, it comes out that the senior official that he was referring to, Who directed Michael Flynn to make contact with the Russians from Mar a Lago in December and directed Michael Flynn to call the Russians and say, Hey, Russians, delay this vote on the anti Israel resolution in the United Nations.
00:20:59.000Michael Flynn, under order from this senior Trump transition team official, called the Russians and said, Hey, there's about to be an extremely anti Israel resolution going to the fore in the UN Security Council.
00:21:16.000Who curiously, who curiously, roguely, autonomously could have ordered Michael Flynn to violate the Logan Act, to violate the precedent of U.S. foreign affairs for the sake of Israel?
00:21:29.000It turns out it's our best friend, best buddy, Jared Kushner, who happens to be Jewish.
00:21:50.000It seems like something we see again and again and again.
00:21:54.000It seems like something we see in terms of them stealing our intelligence in the 1970s, and Lord knows it still goes on.
00:22:01.000Seems like something they did when they stole our uranium.
00:22:04.000Seems like something they did when they stole our nuclear secrets, our trigger secrets, infrastructure from the Germans, when they just redirected all kinds of uranium from Italians and from European companies.
00:22:17.000When they sell our technology to the Chinese, they sell it to the French, and the French sell it to the Chinese.
00:22:22.000Seems like something they would do when they conduct the most aggressive spying operation on American soil behind only our two greatest adversaries, Russia and China.
00:22:36.000And then on top of that, so you have Jared Kushner, Jewish, very suspiciously tells Michael Flynn, hey, go tell Russia to bust this anti Israel resolution in exchange for sanctions relief.
00:23:57.000I have a strong belief that President Trump will come away pretty strongly out of this because.
00:24:04.000You look at his reaction to all these things, and it's not the reaction of somebody who's scared or nervous.
00:24:10.000You compare and contrast this with the Nixon White House, which was panicking and flustered, and they were dismissing people and destroying documents.
00:24:17.000I mean, it was crazy in the last moments of Watergate.
00:24:22.000President Trump, whenever these people get indicted, they say, Yeah, you have nothing.
00:24:26.000Yeah, I can't wait for you to find everything because you'll find nothing and it'll be over and you're an idiot.
00:24:31.000I mean, that's not that kind of strong, consistent, just outright denial.
00:24:36.000I don't know, maybe they have really good lawyers.
00:24:39.000I don't know if they, if there was some kind of like technicality or like loophole where they weren't totally sure if they broke the law or not, you might hear them hedging their bets a little bit, like saying, Oh, well, this doesn't constitute this, or Michael Flynn did this.
00:24:53.000But they're just coming out and saying, Yeah, I really hope they can get to the bottom of this so we could just be done and move on.
00:24:59.000So pretty strong stuff, pretty strong language, if there were any guilt there.
00:25:43.000If we don't pay them the money, If we don't literally deliver them wheelbarrows full of cash, full of loans that we just say, forget about it.
00:25:53.000It's basically a grant, except we won't overlook it.
00:25:55.000So we'll call it a loan and just write it off, and actually, you make interest off of it instead.
00:26:00.000But we have to deliver the money, even though they give us the middle finger every day, even though they F everything up for us and they control our politicians and you have AIPAC.
00:26:09.000But we have to deliver the money because otherwise, they would start a cataclysmic war in the Middle East.
00:26:14.000Like they're not trying to do that already, right?
00:26:48.000Has it gone this way or this way since 1977?
00:26:52.000Economically, and I'm talking about wealth and per capita and all the rest, politically, diplomatically, in terms of our debt situation, because I don't feel, I don't think we've been very blessed since we've been blessing these guys.
00:27:05.000You know, it feels like the more money we give them, actually, the worse end of the stick we get.
00:27:09.000You know, it seems like the more we get involved with these people, it seems like the more American brothers and uncles and nephews and even sisters and daughters now are coming home in body bags.
00:27:25.000Anyhow, I know that was a little wild, but there was some news in addition to that, which I just saw this evening a missile strike by Israel on an Iranian base in southern Damascus in Syria.
00:27:38.000And we reported on this a couple of weeks ago that the Iranians were starting to construct one of their first overseas military bases south of Damascus in Syria, and how this constituted kind of this Iranian aggression and also the Saudi aggression.
00:28:49.000I mean, now that we see what's going on in Saudi Arabia, it kind of makes a little bit of sense here because if you recall, Israel did some similar bombings in Syria over the summer, and they dismissed it under the guise of, We have to stop missiles from getting into the hands of Hezbollah, which will use them against us, and that's a valid self defense situation.
00:29:09.000Well, that sounds eerily similar to Saudi Arabia, who, when they were struck with a missile from the Houthi rebels in Yemen, they said the Houthi rebels got them from Hezbollah, and Hezbollah got them from Iran, and therefore it's an act of war by Iran.
00:29:24.000Saudi Arabia, when the Lebanese prime minister resigned, and it looks like that was pressured by Saudi Arabia, the prime minister said it was because of Hezbollah.
00:29:32.000The Saudi government last week said that.
00:29:35.000Hezbollah or Lebanon, by virtue of their cooperation with Hezbollah, is considered a government at war with Saudi Arabia.
00:29:42.000So you're seeing this weird, like, Saudi Israel alliance forming, which is very unnerving for anybody who knows anything about.
00:29:49.000I mean, Saudi Arabia is like the most fundamentalist, Salafist, Sunni Islam country in the planet.
00:29:56.000I mean, this is where the Prophet lived.
00:29:59.000Medina and Mecca, the two holiest mosques in the whole religion.
00:30:03.000They can't even have non Muslims set foot in the Hedjaz.
00:30:05.000I mean, that's how holy of a place it is.
00:30:08.000For the most part, Christians and Jews go there because that's where the prophet resided.
00:30:12.000That's where he ruled in the seventh century.
00:30:15.000And now this country is working with their sworn enemy, the avowed enemy in the Jews, who are actively oppressing the Palestinians and a very holy mosque in Jerusalem.
00:30:28.000But so they launched these missiles against Iran, and this is just another act of aggression.
00:30:32.000This comes right off the heels of four days ago, where former Secretary of State John Kerry revealed that.
00:30:39.000Both Egypt and Israel agitated for the U.S. to bomb Iran shortly before the Iranian nuclear deal was signed.
00:30:46.000And this also comes after we find out Israel's bombing Syria as we're trying to wrap up this messy, messy conflict, which was wrought by Israel interfering in the Middle East in terms of through our State Department.
00:31:01.000We're just cleaning up this mess, they're blowing it up with their missiles.
00:31:05.000We find out four days ago they tried to do it years ago when they told us to bomb Iran before the nuclear deal.
00:31:11.000And it was revealed, I read in Axios, which is this weird, kind of funky news source, that in four days, President Trump will announce that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.
00:34:04.000And then, on top of it, if anybody in that family, in the house where all the bad stuff is happening, said, Dad, can we stop paying the people in that house?
00:34:15.000And then, like, I don't know, a weird advisor, a weird shadowy advisor, Rasputin like advisor, came forth behind the dad and said, Your son's being anti Semitic.
00:34:45.000I'm just going to become like Julian Assange.
00:34:48.000You know, I'll be peeping out my window and I'll see, you know, those little beards behind the bushes with the hats popping up with the glasses and then going down.
00:38:05.000Is without an institution, without the hierarchy, without the authority, without the ecclesiastical authority in particular, without the scholastics, it's very difficult for you to interpret the Bible the way that you want to.
00:38:18.000I mean, there is something I think intrinsic about Christianity which is knowing about the nature of mankind, and that's why I believe in the church.
00:38:27.000Because deep down, I'm a conservative in terms of I believe in tradition, I believe in order, I believe in authority and hierarchy.
00:38:34.000These are natural institutions, these are natural.
00:38:37.000Biological institutions that necessarily exist.
00:38:41.000And when Jesus Christ said he was going to found his church on the rock of St. Peter, who would come to be the Pope in Rome, I think what they meant was you need this church.
00:39:29.000You know, I mean, people think of it as like, oh, well, it's the Word of God.
00:39:32.000Okay, well, it is the Word of God, but at the same time, I mean, they had to put the Bible together at some point.
00:39:38.000You know, in the early period of Christianity, they had to decide which books would be included in the Bible and which books would not be included in the Bible.
00:39:46.000And it also depends on what translation you read, and it also depends on how.
00:39:51.000And so then you have several different degrees of separation from the Word of God to your modern Bible reader.
00:40:02.000And that is where the ecclesiastical authority comes in and mediates between these two things.
00:40:06.000Because to the layperson, unfortunately, I'm sorry, unfortunately, the regular Protestant in the South who hasn't been to school like Fulton Sheen has, who hasn't been to school like the cardinals and the archbishops, that person doesn't know the history.
00:40:32.000He hasn't studied it in the way that is necessary, where anybody can roll up in Dixie and start their church and say, you know, love everybody.
00:41:05.000It's a little bit too individualistic.
00:41:07.000And Spengler has a really good, he talks, I think, really astutely about the difference between Protestantism and Catholicism in Europe.
00:41:16.000And he talks about how Protestantism was kind of like the final triumph of individualism.
00:41:24.000In the sense that everybody was kind of alone.
00:41:26.000Everybody was kind of solely responsible for their salvation.
00:41:30.000Whereas before, they could go to a priest and the priest would absolve them of their sins and they could have this peace of mind that, you know, Father says, I'm clean.
00:42:03.000But then as I read more into the issue, it really makes a lot of sense.
00:42:07.000Because when you're just reading the Bible, all you have is the Bible and like God who you hope exists.
00:42:14.000I mean, if you don't read Aquinas and you're not trained in the philosophy to even understand what he's saying, you haven't read all the Bibles in the way you're supposed to and all the rest, I mean, you're kind of on your own there.
00:43:41.000For all the pagans out there, for all the people who say Christianity isn't relevant anymore or wasn't relevant in creating the West, yeah, you mind telling me what year it is?
00:46:16.000So, Simon Skoll, Israel has no claim to East Jerusalem.
00:46:21.000Israel has no claim to any of it, to any of it at all.
00:46:27.000You know, I mean, you look at the situation just a hundred years ago, guys, a hundred years ago.
00:46:32.000And this was a place in 1900, the Mandate of Palestine, which is the modern territory of both Israel and Palestine, the Mandate of Palestine was 95% Muslim and Christian, and 99% of the land was owned by Muslims and Christians.
00:47:54.000She's like a lefty, Jill Stein type of person, reporter.
00:47:57.000And she came at it from the pro Palestine angle.
00:48:00.000Stephen Walt, John Mearsheimer are like realist, brilliant international relations scholar from Harvard and the University of Chicago.
00:48:08.000I'm not a crazy far right bigot over here.
00:48:11.000Alison Weir comes at it from anti colonial.
00:48:14.000These two geniuses from IR, from the greatest schools in the country, come at it from the facts.
00:48:20.000So I'm not, when I come on and I do my anti Israel screed, it's not like this is just me in my bedroom, like concocting conspiracy theories.
00:48:29.000I'm not like on television, like, oh, there's another Israel.
00:49:07.000He will go out on a limb for these low IQ shills so that, like, I don't know, he doesn't get called a racist.
00:49:17.000I'll have on Joy Villa, and she's a Scientologist and she lies about being Christian and she's like an idiot.
00:49:24.000But I'll have her on and throw my credibility under the bus because I don't want to be called a racist.
00:49:30.000And I'm going to have Red Pill Black on, who I didn't even look into her for five seconds because she's been doxing conservatives for a few years.
00:49:36.000And she's another low IQ, basic bitch conservative.
00:49:39.000But I'll have her on anyway because I don't want to be called a racist.
00:50:05.000As somebody that's struggling financially, as somebody that put their life on hold to do this, and you have people that made it that are making their free.
00:50:14.000I mean, they're not connected to donors, they're not connected to the mainstream media, and they make an enormous salary.
00:50:20.000And we just, we want like breadcrumbs.
00:50:22.000All we ask is you, like, I don't know, you wink to us, you bring us on your show, even just like to say, check this guy out.
00:50:41.000We paid for the pills and all that while they were screaming and railing about reptile people.
00:50:47.000And now, when it's serious, now that we're 10 years away from an electoral winter and we'll never recover from it, now it feels like they don't want to risk losing their money or losing their credibility.
00:51:01.000I mean, that's just what happens with these people they start out pure and they start out wanting to do the right thing, and then they make their money and then they want nothing to do with it.
00:51:53.000Maybe it was because he was on cocaine, whatever.
00:51:55.000But it's like, you know, you got to where you are in a very particular way, and now you don't, it seems like you don't want to pay it for it.
00:52:01.000It seems like you, number one, you don't want to help people who are willing to talk about these things, and you yourself are not willing.
00:52:07.000Well, I mean, then you're not really useful.
00:52:08.000Sorry, you know, either talk about the issues or have people that will.
00:53:10.000You have this group of people, and there are some things that go on there, and you're not allowed to talk about it.
00:53:16.000But my problem is when it goes a little bit too far.
00:53:19.000Like, I'm perfectly willing to acknowledge that you look at media, finance, government, and there is a disproportionate influence.
00:53:25.000And you look at Jewish people, and they have, as a group, an evolutionary interest in pursuing some of the things that they do that might be harmful to Europeans, that might be harmful to Americans, but are beneficial to them.
00:55:31.000I mean, that's, I think that's the why people are bothered with it because you have people like Ben Shapiro who, and Bill Crystal and Charles Krauthammer, and you know, it's a really long list.
00:55:40.000I don't even want to spend too much time telling you about how many conservatives are of this persuasion.
00:55:44.000But they're in this country and they advocate policies for this country, but they have their own country they could always go back to.
00:55:50.000And that, that is just naturally suspect because it's like if you have a plan B, if you have an insurance plan, you are naturally going to be more careless.
00:55:59.000It's like if you have health insurance.
00:56:01.000You're going to be a little bit more reckless.
00:56:03.000I mean, you don't really have to care so much about your health because you pay your deductible and then you get the health insurance you need.
00:56:09.000If you don't have health insurance, you're basically on your own.
00:56:12.000If you break your leg, if you get diabetes because you eat too much or whatever, like you just have to pay out of pocket and that sucks.
00:56:18.000And that's kind of the difference between Jewish people in this country who, I don't give a damn about the Browning of America.
00:56:24.000I don't see why the Iraqis are any more immune to democracy than the Koreans.
00:56:30.000And Americans, it's like, okay, but if that doesn't work, We're kind of screwed, okay?
00:56:35.000Everything, our kids are getting killed, and all the things we built are going to crumble like Detroit.
00:56:42.000And it seems like you get to go to an advanced, like, awesome country that has wealth and they have natural resources and they know who they are and they want to be who they are.
00:56:54.000And that's what I think that's why people have a problem.
00:56:56.000I mean, if, look, if you had Japanese people that were all over media, if like half of all people who owned media or were media anchors or pundits were Japanese, And they were saying, like, hey, you should give money to Japan.
00:57:08.000You should intervene militarily on behalf of Japan in the South China Sea.
00:57:11.000I mean, people would say, aren't you a little biased?
01:01:08.000Does it make any sense for anybody advising the president on national security to be a citizen in another country or to have some kind of an allegiance to another country?
01:01:22.000Crashed Pelican, what is your opinion on John Locke?
01:01:24.000I'm often against religion and politics because it can be abused by fanatics and LARPs who virtue signal.
01:01:30.000You have to have, I mean, they're inextricably linked.
01:01:34.000I think when you have politics and no religion, it tends to fail.
01:01:39.000And John Locke, I mean, the guy was a libertarian, and the reason why he, for example, the reason why he opposed suicide, he believed suicide was immoral.
01:01:46.000A lot of people don't know this about John Locke.
01:01:49.000John Locke thought suicide was wrong and immoral because he saw our right to property, life, liberty, and property, as derivative from God's property in us, in the sense that because we are God's property, because our senses are God given, because we have to protect our.
01:02:09.000Our property that enables us to live and be healthy, and this is God's vessel.
01:02:16.000That's why it's moral that we have private property.
01:02:18.000That's why it's moral that the government protects private property and doesn't infringe on it.
01:02:23.000And so suicide, he thought, was immoral because you are abusing God's property, which is your vessel, which is your temporal person, your body.
01:02:33.000And I think that's the only way you can get any kind of a reasonable worldview is with a belief in an authority outside of God.
01:02:43.000But somebody said that if history has been clear, it shows that the only authority is that of God, basically.
01:02:50.000Because you think about any temporal authority in mankind, and that authority runs out as soon as they stop being powerful, as soon as they stop being able to kill you, right?
01:02:59.000Or as soon as people stop believing in it.
01:03:01.000The only way that you get objectivity, the only way that you get realism, and I'm talking about philosophical realism, the only way you get that is if you have God.
01:03:12.000You know, when I had Steve Bondell on for the debate, the guy's an atheist, but he believes in natural rights, he believes in the Bill of Rights.
01:03:20.000We are endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights, and among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
01:03:25.000Well, how can they be unalienable if they're not from our Creator?
01:03:28.000How could they be unalienable if they were given to us by anybody but a Creator or an outside force?
01:07:46.000He says, well, and first of all, he does this weird thing with his mouth where every time he pronounces an S, He does this weird, like, his jaw shifts.
01:08:58.000In a basement of one of the town buildings, there's a dungeon, and there's a child in there, and he's in his own piss and excrement, and he's too stupid to know anything, and he is the suffering of the whole society.
01:09:09.000That's what the utilitarians want, they want to get it so that, you know, let's just have all this concentrated but voluntary, willful evil so that, I don't know, we could have Pareto optimality in the market.
01:09:24.000How many conservative pundits are going to be talking about Pareto optimality and utilitarianism and The ones who walk away from homeless all in one.
01:10:08.000But, I mean, so flippant, so arrogant.
01:10:12.000Well, I know you're not supposed to talk about child pornography this way.
01:10:15.000I mean, really, I mean, think of what's going on in this country where you have child trafficking by people in Hollywood, by people in government.
01:10:21.000You think that's like, I'm going to be glib and smug about that.
01:10:25.000I know you're not supposed to say child pornography.
01:10:27.000I know you're not supposed to say the systemic abuse of children, the corruption of innocent and pure children.
01:10:32.000I know you're not supposed to be against that.
01:13:21.000I mean, you're hundreds of millions of years in the making.
01:13:24.000From amoebas to this to that to the, I mean, to monkeys and bears and people, and then from caves to these little settlements to great societies.
01:13:36.000And now you're like, I don't want to have kids.
01:17:22.000Evolution, give me a laboratory example.
01:17:24.000Well, here's my problem with evolution evolution has it.
01:17:28.000That, and stick with me here because I'm going to use an analogy with numbers.
01:17:32.000Evolution has it that from monkey to man, you are supposed to have all these different instantiations of between species, failed species and successful species that link you from monkey to man.
01:18:44.000There should be so much organic biological matter in the ground, so many wild different mutations.
01:18:50.000And I mean, how do you get from an amoeba?
01:18:53.000How do you get from a single cell organism to a man?
01:18:57.000How do you get to such a complex organism like that?
01:19:01.000And certain, and the nature of interdependency of different organs and ecosystems.
01:19:08.000You know, you look at how the ecosystem is so delicate and constructed and dependent on one another, and you're telling me that all just evolved?
01:19:51.000So, sure, I believe in natural selection in the sense that, you know, man has gotten taller and is losing their hair, for example, and they're getting bigger eyes, things like this.
01:20:08.000How does it like, oh, the fish got on land and then he developed lungs and then he developed legs and then he started walking around eating meat and then it was T Rexes and then it was bears?
01:20:38.000And moreover, so many other questions like, how does life even begin?
01:20:41.000You're telling me you get all these cell organelles which are not living, you get this stew, basically, this primordial stew, and like somehow it comes together to form a cell.
01:25:26.000You know, I love when people lecture me about the optics as if showing up to a rally in a KKK patch is equivalent to saying I have some common sense skepticism about evolution.
01:27:11.000Okay, well, the New Covenant, the New Testament was the actualization of the Old Covenant, the Old Testament.
01:27:18.000Well, the Jews didn't accept it, and therefore the Jews, by rejecting the Old Covenant and rejecting the New Covenant, are something else entirely.
01:27:27.000You know, Jesus was a Jew and his followers were Jewish, but they became Christians.
01:28:17.000Because the theory goes that so many primates had sex with each other with this one characteristic, with these certain characteristics that made them like humans.
01:28:26.000And this mutation repeated itself so often and was selected out so often.
01:28:46.000Jesus was the Son of God, so he wasn't a Jew.
01:28:49.000Well, that's technically true, born of the Immaculate Conception, so I suppose.
01:28:55.000But I mean, his temporal form was, I mean, you have to, there is a dual nature of it in the sense that he is both God and man, so technically he is descended of the house of David.
01:29:08.000But I kind of get what you mean there.
01:29:14.000There's a book written by a Jewish guy, Two Nations or something, and he talks about how Judaism is newer than Christianity and grew as an explicitly anti Christ religion.
01:34:51.000People come on the show and they say, You're saying things I disagree with.
01:34:54.000Okay, if you want to hear things you agree with, listen to the right stuff, and they will conform to your worldview and they will tell you things you agree with.
01:35:01.000And that's not a neg on them, but they put out a very particular product and it's proven to be successful.
01:35:08.000You know, if you want the basic conservative stuff, if you want a mainstream opinion, you don't want conspiracy stuff, okay, Steven Crowder, Ben Shapiro, I can refer you to all kinds of podcasts.
01:35:17.000But what we're doing here is very specific.
01:35:19.000We're trying to get people to think a little bit.
01:35:22.000If you don't like that, I mean, I can't tell you anything more than not for you.
01:35:32.000You know, as the audience has grown, the 250 IQ, the sub 250 IQ infiltrators, the left of the bell curve, they're pouring in, pouring into our country.
01:35:43.000So, we got to switch up the content to make it interesting.
01:38:48.000I mean, it's a very original flavor of thought.
01:38:51.000I mean, that's something we haven't heard in a very long time.
01:38:54.000So, very interesting in that regard that it's fresh, it's original, or maybe it's repackaged in an original way.
01:39:01.000I don't think there's any new thoughts, but original and presented differently and fresh.
01:39:05.000So, I have a lot of respect for those guys.
01:39:09.000OZ, doesn't race realism equal a belief in evolution, in natural selection?
01:39:14.000We're talking about the difference between macroevolution and natural selection.
01:39:18.000You know, the basis for IQ differences between the races is the idea that you have 10,000 years of evolution separately on different continents.
01:39:28.000And that would be filed under microevolution, not macroevolution.
01:39:31.000Macroevolution is amoeba to person, micro is from, you know, caveman to our guy.
01:39:40.000So, Nick needs to go to an independent Baptist church.
01:39:44.000Yeah, no, I think that's the last thing I need to be honest.
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