00:00:54.000And they're saying that Ukraine may actually win the war.
00:00:57.000So tonight we'll talk a little bit about that.
00:01:00.000We're going to go over an article from the Wall Street Journal, which Talks about the casualties and some of the supposed problems the Russians are having.
00:01:10.000And I want to say a couple of things on this.
00:01:12.000The first thing I want to say is would Zelensky be begging for a no fly zone from every country on earth if they killed 40,000 Russians?
00:01:43.000The other thing, and this is a little bit more frightening, is they are pushing this narrative for a very deliberate reason.
00:01:50.000And just a theory, just speculation from me.
00:01:54.000But what I'm reading in a lot of the forums and what I've been seeing in the headlines is this discussion about Putin resorting to weapons of mass destruction to win the conflict.
00:02:09.000And I think that there's almost no scenario where that would happen, where Putin would use a nuclear weapon in Ukraine or chemical weapons in Ukraine.
00:03:16.000Last year, when we withdrew from Afghanistan, because you heard for weeks about the Taliban and you heard about how they were taking away women's rights and all this, and then all of a sudden, the Taliban took control of Afghanistan.
00:03:31.000You heard for weeks and weeks this steady drumbeat about Al Qaeda or ISIS K, the Khorasan group from ISIS, which was going to fill the vacuum left by the Americans.
00:03:45.000And any day now, there was going to be a terrorist attack.
00:03:48.000And then, boom, there was at the Kabul airport.
00:03:51.000But they had seeded the idea for weeks.
00:03:53.000And so you got to pay attention to these narratives because these narratives, somebody is designing them.
00:04:00.000You know, all the media is not just spontaneously coming up with the same thing.
00:04:05.000No, this is information that's heavily regulated and controlled.
00:04:09.000And when they say things like Putin is losing the war and then they talk about chemical weapons, I don't think it's a stretch to say they're building towards a case for NATO to intervene.
00:04:19.000And the pretext is this he's committing war crimes, he's using banned chemical weapons.
00:04:33.000Could be wrong, but that's what it sounds like.
00:04:35.000So we'll talk about that, and I'll go into detail about how exactly I've arrived there.
00:04:42.000We'll also be talking about Austria, where they are reimposing actually the mask and vaccine mandate.
00:04:52.000Again, we'll see if this is a sign of things to come, but two weeks ago, Austria, the country in Europe, They canceled their vaccine mandate.
00:05:03.000They have a vaccine mandate, not just a passport, but a mandate.
00:05:07.000Two weeks ago, they suspended the vaccine and the mask mandate.
00:05:11.000And now, because of surging coronavirus cases, they're re implementing both of those measures, both the mask and the vax mandate.
00:05:20.000And I told you, and I still believe this, I don't think we're totally finished with COVID yet.
00:05:40.000But I have a sneaking suspicion that just like last year at this time and just like last fall, I feel like you only get a lull.
00:05:50.000I feel like you get a temporary reprieve just when people are starting to get fed up.
00:05:56.000And then for whatever reason, if it's an election, if it's something else, then I think it comes back in full force once people are, you know, they're sort of ready again for another round.
00:08:12.000I guess we got a whole month of news out of the war in Ukraine, but it just seems like for the past few days, there's been no major new developments.
00:08:19.000But there has been this consistent story about.
00:08:22.000Russia is being stalled by the fierce resistance of the Ukrainian people.
00:08:27.000And, you know, we'll talk about it later tonight, but I just don't believe anything from the media.
00:08:34.000And what you have to consider about the media, because that's the, you know, that's the new thing that they're going with.
00:08:40.000That's the story they're going with the Russians are not making any progress.
00:08:45.000And, you know, that's a claim in itself, you know, that they're pushing, but they're not advancing.
00:08:52.000And then they're also saying that the reason they're not advancing is because, well, they are just so surprised.
00:08:57.000At the steadfastness and the fortitude of the Ukrainians.
00:09:01.000You know, Putin, he thought he had it all.
00:09:05.000He thought it was going to be an easy job, but he didn't count on one thing, and that was the bravery and the courage of the Ukrainians.
00:09:15.000And the reason why is I mean, obviously, because it's being reported by Western media, and Western media always lies.
00:09:24.000We're in a war, and that's war propaganda.
00:09:27.000You know, anytime you're engaged in a conflict, You're not going to get the real story on either side because, you know, there's an incentive for both sides to lie.
00:09:39.000Because how people perceive the state of the war, that obviously affects the outcome of the war sometimes.
00:09:46.000That affects the morale and can affect the relations between the states engaged in the war.
00:10:10.000Now they have a total monopoly on information.
00:10:13.000And so all the news that we're getting about the conflict is literally coming from the State Department, the Pentagon, and NATO, which are hardly reliable sources in a war where the stakes are very high for all three of those institutions.
00:10:27.000So, you know, we can't trust any of it.
00:13:52.000Now it almost feels like we're back to normal completely.
00:13:56.000Except for if you're flying on an airplane, and unless you go to the post office, and unless you do, you know, there's a few activities where the mask mandate is still in effect.
00:14:07.000But all major cities have pulled back their mask and their vaccine mandates.
00:14:11.000Most businesses are not enforcing them.
00:14:14.000Even the airlines, the airline CEOs are now demanding that the Biden administration rescind the federal mask mandate on airplanes.
00:14:25.000And it feels like the men in black, like amnesia device.
00:14:30.000It's like, Everybody just forgot that two or three months ago, they were pushing this total vaccine acceptance.
00:14:50.000And it was here today and then gone tomorrow.
00:14:56.000And so if you don't even realize that that happened, if you don't even have the short term memory and the Awareness and the wherewithal to even understand that that happened, to even be cognizant of the fact that that happened, like you're lost.
00:15:11.000And then, if you are aware of that, do you not understand the significance that they flip a switch?
00:15:48.000And certainly nobody's talking about masks and vaccines.
00:15:52.000And all the mandates have been pulled back in Europe and in the United States and elsewhere.
00:15:57.000But what's been happening, curiously, is that in the countries with the highest rates of vaccination, they're getting another wave of infections.
00:16:05.000And if you look at case numbers and if you look at infections, there is, like, I don't know what wave we're on, I think a fifth wave that is going on right now.
00:16:15.000Not the Omicron wave from several months ago, but there's now a new wave happening right now.
00:16:20.000And it's in Austria, and it's in Israel, and it's happening in China, and it's happening in a few other countries, and nobody's reporting on it.
00:16:29.000But there's a strong correlation between countries that are highly vaccinated and now countries which are seeing high rates of infection.
00:16:36.000And so, in response to this, Austria's re-upplying the mandates.
00:16:41.000And this is, like I said, from National File.
00:16:44.000It says, quote, less than two weeks after lifting mask mandates on March 5th, the Austrian government announced they will be reinstituting mask and vaccine requirements, as well as additional COVID restrictions starting on March 23rd.
00:16:59.000The government cited rising case rates in making the decision.
00:17:04.000On March 5th, Austria had an average of around 29,000 new reported COVID cases per day over the previous seven days.
00:17:12.000By March 18th, that number ballooned to over 45,000, according to Forbes.
00:17:19.00045,000 cases per day in Austria, which is a small country.
00:17:23.000Pointing to the case rates, Austrian Health Minister Johannes Rauch announced that the Alpine Nation would be reinstituting its indoor mask mandate.
00:17:33.000Austrians will be required to wear masks in order to gain entry to enter hotels, sporting events, and dozens of other venues.
00:17:40.000Affected venues will have the choice between instituting a mask mandate or the reintroduction of a vaccine passport system.
00:17:48.000Restaurants and bars will be subjected to more stringent guidelines and will only have the option to check for proof of vaccination.
00:17:55.000The mask mandate will apply to indoor gatherings of 25 people or more.
00:18:00.000As for schools, the government plans to provide an update on their plans after consulting with the education ministry.
00:18:07.000Earlier this month, Austria scrapped legislation that would have mandated COVID vaccination among its adult population.
00:18:13.000Starting in mid March, Austrian police officers would have checked for vaccination during traffic stops and other interactions with citizens.
00:18:22.000Austrians would have been required to show proof of vaccination or be subjected to hefty fines.
00:18:28.000It is unclear whether Austria, which was one of the only nations to mandate vaccination, plans on reintroducing the policy.
00:18:35.000The nation's decision to reintroduce its COVID restrictions is not unexpected.
00:18:39.000The government warned of this possibility when the mandates were suspended two weeks ago.
00:23:27.000You know, I wouldn't bet my life on it, I wouldn't bet a lot of money on it.
00:23:32.000But I just have the sneaking suspicion, and not just based on what's happening in Austria, but again, based on the pattern, based on what we hear from the medical experts, they never quite give you an out.
00:23:43.000They never quite say definitively, mission accomplished, it's over.
00:23:48.000They always leave in enough room that they could really just do whatever they want whenever they want to.
00:23:54.000They always leave in just enough uncertainty or ambiguity that they say, well, you know, it's good now, but there's still so much.
00:24:40.000It's happening in other countries in Europe.
00:24:45.000And like I said, there seems to be a strong correlation between countries with high rates of vaccination and strict COVID protocols and countries now that are experiencing a fifth wave, a post Omicron wave of the virus, because they're seeing higher numbers than ever, or higher numbers comparable to the Omicron variant.
00:25:08.000And, you know, what does this tell us?
00:25:09.000It tells us, obviously, that not only does the vaccine not work, but if anything, it's doing the opposite of what it's intended to do.
00:25:17.000It seems to be the case that, if Austria is an example, Austria is one of the most vaccinated countries in the world.
00:25:25.000Now they're having another wave, whereas countries with low rates of vaccination are not.
00:25:30.000It seems to be the case that what people said about the vaccine, that it actually suppresses your immune system and creates immune fatigue, it seems that that is true.
00:25:43.000And it seems that not only does the vaccine efficacy wear off and it's inferior to the natural immunity, but also it may even suppress the baseline a person, you know, the control group that has not gotten the vaccine at all or gotten COVID.
00:26:02.000If we're seeing high rates of infection in countries where they have full vaccination and booster shots and even a second round of boosters.
00:26:12.000So, you know, I don't really care what happens in Austria, but it is a little bit disturbing because I can absolutely see that happening here.
00:26:21.000I can, clear as day, I can see another wave happening in the spring or in the fall.
00:26:28.000You know, it could take until the end of the year, but I think it's especially likely before the election because it only gives them a further justification for the mail in ballots.
00:26:38.000But it seems likely that before the end of the year, at least we're going to see another spike, another wave.
00:26:44.000And what's going to come with that is all the COVID restrictions, the masks, the VACs, the mail in ballots.
00:26:52.000I mean, I could see it happening here, snapping right back on.
00:26:56.000And again, it brings me back to my original point.
00:26:58.000Does anybody think that they can't do it?
00:27:00.000Does anybody really believe that they would be unable to tomorrow change the rules on us again?
00:27:21.000If they locked down all the businesses and people just went with it, and then they made everybody get the vaccine and people just went with it, there's nothing they can't do.
00:27:31.000They can just keep pushing and they could play this game.
00:27:35.000They put it on, they take it off, they put it on, they take it off.
00:27:40.000But we've demonstrated almost no threshold after which we'll begin to resist these things.
00:27:49.000So we'll have to watch this closely, but don't think the COVID thing is out just yet.
00:28:10.000You know, at the beginning of the year, first it was a few countries in Europe that ended the vax mandate and ended the mask mandate, and then it spreads.
00:28:17.000You know, then this country does it, and then America does it.
00:28:21.000And similarly, it works in the other direction.
00:28:24.000And one country puts it back on, and then the next country does, and then our country does.
00:28:28.000You know, we're back to where we were.
00:31:43.000And I predicted the vax mandate a year ago, you know, before it even started.
00:31:49.000I predicted the vax mandate when they were saying, oh, that'll never happen.
00:31:53.000And I cannot believe still that I would go to restaurants in downtown Chicago and they would ask me to show me for a proof of vaccination and my ID to eat in a restaurant.
00:33:56.000In Chicago, for Gordon Ramsay, we were able to sneak in, okay?
00:34:02.000I don't want to get into the particulars, but for the Gordon Ramsay restaurant, I tell people don't make a fake and all that, and don't try to evade the system.
00:34:10.000Just accept it in the sense that if you try to skirt the system, you're like basically embracing the system.
00:34:19.000But for the Gordon Ramsay burger, we found a little bit of a loophole, okay?
00:34:23.000For the Ramsay burger, you know, for Chef Ramsay, I mean, come on, you know.
00:34:27.000So we found a little bit of a loophole.
00:34:30.000We did a little Jedi mind trick at the door.
00:34:32.000It's called, we do a little, you know, we are completely vaccinated, okay?
00:35:38.000I want to get into our featured story about Ukraine.
00:35:40.000Like I said, not a whole lot of news here, but I want to talk about this persistent narrative I keep hearing.
00:35:45.000They're saying that Russia's losing the war.
00:35:48.000And they've been saying this now for the, I mean, they've been saying it really since it began, but in the past week, everybody's saying that Russia, their advance has stalled.
00:35:57.000They're getting bogged down, fierce opposition from the Ukrainians that they didn't anticipate, crazy high casualty numbers.
00:36:12.000It says NATO estimates that Russia may have lost as much as one fifth of its combat forces in about a month of fighting in Ukraine as President Biden and alliance leaders gather in Brussels for a summit to discuss providing further support to Kiev to repel the Russian invasion.
00:36:30.000Up to 40,000 Russian troops have been killed, wounded, taken prisoner, or are missing in Ukraine, according to a senior military official from NATO.
00:36:41.000Russia may have also lost 10% of its equipment, impairing Moscow's ability to maintain its pace of operations.
00:36:48.000So, NATO, a totally reliable source, says that 40,000 Russians have been killed or lost in the fighting so far.
00:37:05.000It says the casualty count would underscore how much Russia's attack on Ukraine that began on February 24th has become bogged down.
00:37:14.000After what defense analysts Have said, have been a series of operational missteps.
00:37:20.000Ukrainian defensive operations have emerged as far tougher and enduring than was expected.
00:37:26.000NATO officials on Thursday are expected to further ratchet up the pressure on Russia when alliance leaders meet in Brussels.
00:37:33.000The NATO Secretary General Jen Stoltenberg said, We are determined to do all we can to support Ukraine.
00:37:40.000I expect allies will agree to provide additional support, including cybersecurity assistance, as well as equipment to help Ukraine protect against chemical, biological, and Radiological and nuclear threats.
00:37:53.000Important note: Russia is not talking about using chemical weapons, but yet the NATO Secretary General is.
00:38:03.000Mr. Biden is set to arrive in Brussels on Wednesday.
00:38:06.000As he left Washington, he warned that the potential for chemical warfare in the conflict in Ukraine represented a real threat, while the State Department formally accused Russia of committing war crimes in Ukraine.
00:38:21.000Russian bombardment has destroyed between 80 and 90 percent of Mariupol, say local officials.
00:38:27.000Biden arrives in, this is another headline.
00:38:31.000Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is betting that the NATO summit, to be followed by a meeting of the Group of Seven, the European Union leaders, will yield help for his country and sanctions on Russia.
00:38:44.000Three important summits this week the G7, NATO, and the EU.
00:38:47.000New sanctions packages, new aids, said Mr. Zelensky.
00:38:51.000He is scheduled to join each of the meetings virtually.
00:38:55.000So, here's a few things about this and about the coverage.
00:39:02.000So, what we're being told about the war, you cannot take it face value because what is being produced is, in the strictest possible terms, propaganda.
00:39:18.000It's a proxy war initially between Kiev and Donbass, between the West and Russia.
00:39:26.000And now you've got this war between Kiev and Russia itself, not its proxies.
00:39:32.000And of course, NATO and the United States are backing Kiev.
00:39:36.000And so, of course, when NATO gives figures and analysis, they know that public opinion is actually part of the war.
00:39:46.000Shaping public opinion is part of the war effort.
00:39:49.000And controlling the narrative about the war and controlling perception of the war and information about the war is almost just as important as any other aspect of the war.
00:39:58.000The bullets, the logistics, the air superiority, and so on.
00:40:03.000So, what we get from NATO is not information.
00:40:09.000And the narratives are meant to shape public opinion, and public opinion is a tool in the arsenal of the alliance against Russia.
00:40:17.000So, we cannot take anything they say at face value.
00:40:21.000And of course, all of the information we're getting about the war is coming from the United States government and from the NATO alliance.
00:40:30.000This Wall Street Journal article cites only NATO and government sources.
00:40:35.000And the same is true of all the other major publications and news stations CNN, NBC, CBS, New York Times, Washington Post.
00:40:43.000They're all regime media, and so they're all pushing the regime narrative, the regime propaganda about the regime's war in Ukraine.
00:40:52.000So when we see this narrative that Russia's being bogged down, just like the narrative on Afghanistan, just like the narrative on actually Iraq 19 years ago, You can never, when it comes to war in particular, generally speaking, this is true, but with war in particular, you can never take what the media says in itself as information.
00:41:15.000But that doesn't mean that it doesn't have value because, of course, what the regime is putting out, and we can identify, of course, what's in the mainstream media is the regime narrative.
00:41:28.000Based on the narrative we get from the media, we can sort of work backwards and discern.
00:41:35.000Based on what is being said, we can know what they want the public to think.
00:41:40.000Based on what they want the public to think and how, therefore, they want the public to act, we can know what they want.
00:41:47.000And based on discerning what they want, we can kind of come to an understanding about what's really going on.
00:41:55.000But you understand that we really have to engage in more of an analysis of why they are saying this rather than what they are saying.
00:42:02.000So I'm much less interested in what this article says as much as.
00:42:08.000Why is the Wall Street Journal reporting this?
00:42:11.000Why is Biden talking about chemical weapons?
00:42:14.000Why is NATO talking about chemical weapons?
00:42:17.000Well, it's not because they're conveying real intel about the propensity of Moscow to use chemical weapons in the conflict, but because for whatever reason they want us to think this is the case.
00:42:32.000The Biden regime and the NATO alliance and the Wall Street Journal want us to know this, they want us to think this.
00:43:49.000Is in any way contested is ridiculous.
00:43:53.000And just take a look at the actions of the parties involved.
00:43:56.000Would Zelensky be begging the Canadian Parliament, the US Congress, the Israeli Knesset, the British Parliament?
00:44:03.000Would he be begging these foreign bodies for a no fly zone and for military aid and to do more if he was surely winning this war on his own?
00:45:25.000Well, there's a few reasons they're saying this.
00:45:26.000The first reason is, of course, you're always trying to demoralize your opponent.
00:45:30.000And if you say you're winning, Then that attracts more resources to your side.
00:45:35.000Nobody wants to join up with a losing army.
00:45:38.000Nobody wants to go down with a sinking ship or climb aboard a sinking ship, I should say.
00:45:44.000If Ukraine is doomed, and if the media is saying that Ukraine is doomed, who is going to want to jump on the side of Ukraine just so that it could be defeated?
00:45:52.000Nobody wants to jump on a sinking ship.
00:45:55.000So, that basic psychology is why they always have to say Ukraine may win and Russia's losing, and they always have to spin it like Russia hasn't flattened Ukraine and destroyed their military.
00:46:05.000So that's partially why they're saying it.
00:46:07.000It's to rally the troops, and there's an agenda there too about the West.
00:46:12.000They don't want the West to know that Russia is just pushing Ukraine shit in and there's nothing we could do about it.
00:46:18.000But I think there's also something far more sinister going on here, which is I think there's a real reason they're saying that Russia is losing.
00:46:26.000And it's not just for all the basic reasons, it's for a more complex reason.
00:46:31.000And I think it goes hand in hand with what they're saying about weapons of mass destruction.
00:46:36.000Because both the NATO Secretary General and the US President and the State Department are all saying something similar.
00:47:17.000This is the new thing now, and I've been hearing this for a few days.
00:47:20.000They're saying that Putin will use chemical weapons.
00:47:24.000And I think the chemical weapons and the stalemate narrative go hand in hand because the stalemate makes it plausible that Putin would use chemical weapons.
00:47:34.000So it has to follow this procession here.
00:47:37.000So Russia invaded, and they steamrolled Ukraine, but then they ran into tough resistance.
00:47:44.000Now it's a stalemate, now it's a war of attrition.
00:48:07.000An increasingly desperate Putin, desperate to break the stalemate and bring a hasty end to the conflict, will deploy chemical weapons.
00:48:16.000And this is where you get Biden and Stoltenberg and the others are saying now it's chemical weapons.
00:48:21.000And what you see happening in real time is they're building the case for an intervention.
00:48:27.000They're building the case for an escalation.
00:48:30.000And again, I don't know what that looks like.
00:48:32.000Does that mean that NATO is going to invade?
00:48:33.000Does that mean that the United States will declare war?
00:48:36.000I mean, I think that would be dramatic.
00:48:38.000But are they going to use that to bully China?
00:48:40.000Are they going to use that to bully other countries into sanctioning Russia?
00:48:47.000But they're going to use that to escalate the containment of Russia.
00:48:51.000They're going to use that to say, hey, look, I know we went balls to the wall before, but now it's even worse.
00:48:58.000It was bad when Russia invaded Ukraine and the world stood together to fight Russia, but now they went too far because they used chemical weapons and they're committing war crimes.
00:49:07.000And now we need to, and so it's about creating a pretext for an escalation.
00:50:20.000We have the footage, we have the proof.
00:50:23.000And remember, we said a week ago, hey, you know, and he committed war crimes.
00:50:27.000And once you have the introduction of chemical weapons, now you have a legitimate pretext to declare war on Russia because that's one of the big stipulations.
00:50:35.000You know, when Destiny and I debated on Friday about, you know, what are considered the exceptions to national sovereignty, it is the proliferation or use of WMDs, it's genocide, it's the invasion of another sovereign nation.
00:50:52.000And then I think there's a fourth one.
00:50:56.000But those are typically considered some of the exceptions.
00:51:01.000Permitted exceptions by the United Nations and the Atlantic Charter and all of that.
00:52:10.000And they use the same tactic in Syria.
00:52:13.000You know, nine years ago, during the Syrian civil war, remember Barack Obama said, my red line where America will intervene in the conflict is if the Assad regime uses chemical weapons.
00:52:27.000And then in 2013, there was all this reporting that Assad used chemical weapons.
00:54:41.000But now the United States has to intervene because he's just gone too far this time.
00:54:45.000It seems to me that that's the story they're creating.
00:54:49.000Mark my words, I think you'll hear that in a few weeks' time.
00:54:53.000I think that is going to be what they're going with.
00:54:56.000And that's going to force Russia in a very tight spot.
00:54:59.000Because Putin knows what happens when the United States finds chemical weapons.
00:55:04.000And so that's only, he knows that's going to increase the pressure on him.
00:55:08.000And it may even increase domestic pressure from the so called oligarchs or others.
00:55:16.000So when I hear the stalemate stuff, not only is it not true, but I think it's very sinister.
00:55:21.000And when I hear Stoltenberg and Biden, when I hear them both saying they're very concerned about chemical weapons, where have we heard this before?
00:57:03.000The Chinese, because Xi Jinping was in Mar a Lago when those strikes were launched, and Trump was in the middle of brinksmanship with North Korea, which he began in February of that year.
00:57:13.000So I thought that was the equivalent of Trump putting his balls on the table and saying, Yeah, we follow through on red lines.
00:57:19.000We make red lines and then we follow through.
00:57:23.000We drew a red line, we created the pretext, then we bombed Syria, and that was to demonstrate this isn't the Obama administration, and I'm not messing around with North Korea.
00:57:32.000And if I'm not messing around with North Korea, I'm not messing around with China.
00:57:35.000And, you know, Jack Posobick at the time said, and Mike Cernovich said, and everybody else said, 100,000 U.S. troops in Syria on June 1st.
00:57:44.000And it never materialized because the airstrikes were for show.
00:57:48.000It was 52 Minutemen missiles, and they hardly did any damage.
00:58:01.000That was the first foreign visit that Trump had hosted from the Chinese president at Mar-a-Lago.
00:58:06.000And while they were eating dessert, Trump bombed Syria.
00:58:10.000And that was in the middle of the brainsmanship with North Korea, which was similar.
00:58:15.000And so Trump was trying to basically intimidate China and prove to China, hey, I've got balls so that China would intercede and put pressure on North Korea.
00:58:25.000And then he did the same thing the following April.
00:58:28.000You know, in January 2018, 10 months later, after 10 months of carrier strike groups in the Sea of Japan and those missile tests and warhead tests, North Korea walked with South Korea in the Winter Olympics.
00:58:47.000In February 2018, during a press conference, Kim Jong Un, or I think an American spokesperson, said that there was going to be a meeting, a historic meeting between Kim Jong Un and the president.
00:58:58.000And then there was a period for a few months where the North Koreans were playing games.
00:59:02.000And they said, there's not going to be a conference.
01:01:28.000It's an ignorant public that goes, oh, chemical weapons, that sounds terrible.
01:01:32.000But everybody who's a player knows full well what that means.
01:01:35.000And the stalemate narrative is part of that.
01:01:37.000War crimes, chemical weapons, they're building the legal case from an international standpoint for dramatic escalation in the containment of Russia.
01:01:45.000Mark my words, that's what's going on here.
01:01:47.000And the stalemate serves that narrative because it creates a plausible story for why that would happen.
01:01:53.000Otherwise, why would Putin need to use chemical weapons?
01:01:56.000He needs to use chemical weapons because it's a war.
01:01:58.000It's turned into a brutal war of attrition, which he cannot sustain, and he needs to break the stalemate.
01:05:51.000No, I haven't tried that yet, but I've heard a lot about that one, and it seems like if I just can't get it together, I think there's always that option.
01:07:14.000And I'm going to be hanging off the building and I'm going to be like, you wouldn't think, you don't think I would risk the battle for the soul of America.
01:07:28.000In a debate with you, I had to have an ace in the hole.
01:18:40.000I'm a free thinker, and live chat is always trying to.
01:18:43.000It's always with this, like, You know, that's why I need to move away from all human beings because honestly, you're just corrupting my genius.
01:18:53.000My light shines too bright and it blinds you, is really what's happening.
01:18:58.000And I get all these human flies, like mosquitoes, pestering me.
01:21:49.000Listen, thankfully, by the grace of God, I'm not like you people.
01:21:54.000And so I encourage you to do one thing.
01:21:56.000And I say that for me, it's just a little bit different, okay?
01:21:59.000Because when you're a special genius given gifts by God, it's just a little bit more complicated.
01:22:05.000So I've always said to my audience, You should absolutely get married young and have lots of kids.
01:22:12.000I mean, I'd like to get married and have kids, but I just don't really know if that's in the cards for me because I'm just kind of like so misunderstood and just basically too high frequency for anyone to understand or deal with.
01:22:31.000And so you have to understand that I am advocating for people to have kids and I want kids myself, but, you know, as one of God's chosen people in a certain sense, As someone that was given just these gifts beyond your comprehension by the Lord, you know, maybe God has elected me to do something better than to just simp for girls.
01:22:56.000That's good enough for all of you, I guess.
01:23:00.000I mean, God created all of you guys to, like, I don't know, dig tunnels or something and simp for girls.
01:23:08.000But for me, you know, maybe God had something else in mind.
01:23:11.000He said, you know what, my son, go forward.
01:24:14.000I've only said that, you know, me, I was in a real sense by the gifts of.
01:24:19.000Given to me, appointed for maybe something greater than, you know, having some surrogate mom girlfriend pat my head and give me sweet kisses.
01:24:29.000You know, I'm destined for a life of hardship and struggle and misery and pain and torture and martyrdom.
01:25:40.000I have always advocated for hardcore husband and wife heterosexual penile intercourse for the purpose of insemination.
01:25:49.000I've always said that that's my position.
01:25:52.000And, you know, I've just said that, you know, I'm higher frequency than that.
01:25:58.000I'm maybe closer to the angels than I am to the people.
01:26:04.000And, you know, I have more intellect, more of an intellect based organism than a sort of testicle based organism.
01:26:12.000It's not to say I don't have big testicles, which I do, but it is to say that, you know, I may be of a higher, you know, like I said, I'm sort of on this higher frequency.
01:26:21.000You're sort of low frequency, you know, you're like basically eating slop in a trough and you're, you know, humping whatever.
01:26:30.000And me, I'm like the farmer, you know.
01:26:34.000You're a little piggy eating apple cores and banana peels in the trough, rolling around in the mud, and doing all of that.
01:26:44.000Me, on the other hand, I'm sitting at the dinner table eating bacon.
01:30:28.000You know, Casino is, it has the same kind of like pace as Goodfellas.
01:30:33.000And it is some, I mean, it's technically about the mob, but it's really more about Ace Rothstein and his wife.
01:30:41.000You know, it's really, it's kind of like a dramatic movie within a mob setting, you know.
01:30:51.000But it's really about the relationship between, who is that, Sharon Stone and Robert De Niro, than it is about, um, I mean, it is obviously about Las Vegas, but it's also, but I think the real focus is on the relationship.
01:32:23.000Humongous Blungus is what's your take on rural life?
01:32:26.000City slickers are looking mad goofy right now, and I'm not willing to be held up by vax, mask mandates, or minority criminals just so I can have lay city experience.
01:32:35.000Well, I mean, you say lay, I mean, it's like, how old does that mean?
01:32:48.000These rural people, we all have to sort of suffer their, you know, oh, city slicker, oh, we were helping out by a Negro and all this kind of stuff.
01:33:00.000It's like just, you just have to roll your eyes at this kind of stuff, this sort of Philistinism, you know.
01:33:10.000Listen, to each their own, but I'm not from the farms.
01:33:21.000We need farmers, but I am not a farmer.
01:33:25.000I was born in the suburbs of Chicago, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
01:33:30.000You know, when these farmers get to the city and they're totally disoriented, you know, they don't know how to drive, they don't know how to do anything, you know.
01:33:39.000They don't know because, like, in a city, you have to actually develop.
01:33:42.000There's different skill sets, of course.
01:33:44.000You know, farmers develop strength because they do manual labor and, you know, they're punctual and they wake up on time.
01:33:51.000And, you know, there's a lot that goes with being a farmer, but.
01:36:49.000And the city gave us FDR and Trump and JFK.
01:36:57.000And yeah, so when you look at these old videos of the cities like that, when we think about what America used to be, I don't think anybody looks at a farm from the 19th century.
01:39:04.000And there's like no good restaurants and everything looks like a strip mall.
01:39:09.000You know, all these world cities are just the same.
01:39:13.000They have like a one major drag with like a Walmart and like a car dealership and a freaking.
01:39:20.000Cracker Barrel, and they have a, you know, the gas stations, and even in these Midwestern cities, they'll have like one little, like, downtown, and then the downtown's totally gay.
01:39:35.000So, you know, it's almost you get the worst of both worlds.
01:39:40.000All these farmers, they have like uptown, and in every one of these uptowns, it's still liberal.
01:39:45.000Like Birmingham, Alabama, you still have like faggots.
01:39:56.000You go to the campus, college town, still have trendy faggots.
01:40:00.000It's like, so you just get the trendy faggots in uptown without anything good at all, without architecture, art, music, resources, good food, you know?
01:40:16.000So, I mean, I hate to say it, but I mean, that's just the reality.
01:40:23.000I mean, I went to Beardson's little town, and Beardson, he lives in like, he doesn't live in any, he doesn't live near a major city, but he's got a little town, and the town is totally liberal, and the people in it are totally goofy.
01:40:38.000So, and I went to Auburn, you know, because I was thinking about going to school there, and same thing, it was a little liberal campus town or college town.
01:43:55.000And, you know, I like to go out at midnight and get a burger and I like to drive around.
01:44:02.000I like to see the Streetlights and I like to drive by the lake and I like to look at the tall buildings and marvel at the white achievement.
01:44:09.000I love to look at giant skyscrapers and say, Wow, what a symbol of our great civilization!
01:44:17.000You know, I love to marvel at and they're just there, you know, they're just there to look at.
01:44:22.000And I just love to marvel at white achievement, you know, American achievement.
01:44:27.000And I love to drive around and the city's alive and like to blast the music and go by the riverfront and go by the lakefront.
01:44:39.000And, you know, it's just a magical thing.
01:44:41.000I mean, the farm stuff is just like, it's too boring and not much going on.
01:44:48.000So, you know, what do they even do there?
01:44:51.000Tip cows over and stuff, and they don't have good internet, and I don't even know what I would do.
01:50:00.000They wanted the war in Syria, they drew the red line, Assad used the chemical weapons, and yeah, you're right, then they didn't take the bait.
01:50:22.000You know, he's starting to sound more and more like me.
01:50:25.000I mean, I hate to say that, but some of the things he says, I'm like, whoa.
01:50:30.000I would have said that on my show, America First.
01:50:34.000Pietro says, if you're Sheeve Fuentes, when you're talking to General Jaden about your new, stronger, more powerful apprentice, will you tell him that Count Casey's death was a necessary loss?
01:52:21.000It's happening because it's good for the State Department, or so they think.
01:52:26.000So the rest of the stuff, you know, I say that to get a rise out of the left.
01:52:31.000Because it's contrarian and it's fun and all of that.
01:52:35.000And I legitimately do support Russia for other reasons, but you have to ask yourself again how did we arrive here?
01:52:44.000And we arrived here because the State Department is unwilling to cooperate with Russia and they emboldened this radical regime in Ukraine, which they helped to install.
01:52:54.000So I'm rooting against, you know, people say I'm rooting against America, right?
01:53:00.000People say you say America first and you're rooting for Russia.
01:53:04.000When I say, I want America to be humiliated.
01:53:06.000I'm not talking about my homeland and my nation.
01:53:48.000You talking about it so negatively makes me terrified.
01:53:52.000Well, you should just keep in mind that your time is running out.
01:53:56.000You know, people, people, it's really the saddest thing in life people waste time.
01:54:03.000And they waste time because they don't realize that they're losing it always.
01:54:09.000And you're not getting it back, and it's irreversible.
01:54:12.000And, um, You know, so life is actually very short, and we're all going to die, and we don't know when we're going to die, and we only have so much time, and it's always running out.
01:54:24.000And like I said, you're never getting more of it, and you only have one life.
01:54:28.000And so there's something scary about the irreversibility of it, the finality of it, the fact that it's ceaselessly marching forward.
01:55:19.000And you have to be asking yourself these questions all the time.
01:55:22.000There's this tension there where you want to make a count, but you also want to enjoy.
01:55:26.000So, you know, that doesn't mean, hey, YOLO, live your whole life traveling, you know, follow your dreams.
01:55:33.000But it does mean, you know, do something worthwhile.
01:55:38.000And while you're living your life, make sure you're enjoying it.
01:55:42.000Make sure you're never taking it extremely seriously in the sense that, like, you know, sometimes I'll take the scenic route, you know, sometimes I'll stay up all night, sometimes I'll do something reckless, I'll throw caution to the wind, in a sense.
01:55:56.000And, you know, I'll eat at McDonald's.
01:56:00.000You know, I'll cheat on, you know, the so called diet or whatever.
01:56:03.000Not like I have a real diet, but I'll order a pizza and I'll eat a whole pizza.
01:56:08.000And I'm disciplined in everything, but I also want to enjoy my life.
01:56:11.000And if eating a pizza on Friday and drinking Pepsi, if that's not part of my life, I'm not really enjoying it, you know?
01:57:59.000And you'll find that you're 30 or 40 and you're trapped and you have no control over your life.
01:58:06.000And in some sense, we don't really have control over our life, but if we make habitual good decisions, we can influence the direction of our life.
01:58:14.000And we can influence it in a direction which is more favorable to us.
01:58:18.000And if you're not doing that, you're just sort of giving away your life and you're just sort of throwing it away and you're giving it to chance.
01:58:27.000And you wind up in a situation where your life is not of your making and you're not in control anymore.
01:58:36.000And for some people, They get trapped in a good thing.
01:58:40.000And what I mean by that is you're not in control of your life, but you've steered your life in a direction that you're okay with.
01:58:47.000Like if you have a wife and kids, you are in a sense trapped, but if you find the right one and you have kids, you're in a good place.
01:58:55.000You don't have as much control of your life as you did when you were single, but you steered it to a place where you created a life for yourself that you like.
01:59:04.000I see in a lot of people, they create a dynamic where they have a job they don't like.
01:59:09.000They're in a relationship they don't like.
01:59:10.000They're in a dynamic that doesn't work.
01:59:52.000I don't know if that's exactly what she said, but she said, if you have no quality of life, you're like a vegetable.
01:59:58.000You're not alive, you know, and you're not really living.
02:00:04.000And you got to make sure that always you're just, you have that spark, you have that zeal, you know, that love for life, and you got a plan, you got a scheme, you got something going on, you know, and life throws you for a loop.
02:01:17.000You know, just like when you were eight years old, you couldn't wait for your birthday or Christmas, and you couldn't possibly think you'd be 23.
02:01:28.000And surely, just as the day that I turn 23 arrived, the day that I turn 25 will arrive, and the day that I turn 45 will arrive.
02:01:35.000You know, if I, like I said, assuming I live a normal life expectancy, and every calendar year, I pass the date that I will die unknowingly, and one day I'll wake up and that'll be it.
02:01:47.000You know, one day I'll wake up or go to bed, that'll be the last day.
02:01:51.000And that'll be the last time I get out of bed and brush my teeth and do my thing, and I'll talk to, At some point, I'll talk to you or that person for the last time, and I'll have been here, went to that restaurant for the last time, and then that'll be it.
02:04:18.000I feel good about the work that I've done.
02:04:23.000But it's just like, you know, it's almost in a sense already over because, you know, there's something to be said about the fact that the anticipation for something is better than the thing itself.
02:04:39.000And, you know, it's almost as though once something commences, it's almost already over.
02:04:45.000Like you make a plan and you can't wait for a vacation, a trip, a date, whatever.
02:04:54.000And it's out there, it's in the distance, and there's this excitement, there's this anticipation, and then it begins, but it's almost like as soon as it begins, it's over.
02:05:07.000And it's really over like the halfway point.
02:05:09.000You know, at a certain point, you're halfway there, and you're sort of at the peak, and you're looking down at the other side.
02:05:17.000You're rising, rising, rising, and then at a certain point, there's the peak, and you look down, and then it's falling, falling, falling, and then it's over.
02:06:25.000And, you know, your youth, you blossom in your youth.
02:06:30.000And then, like everything else, You grow old and your looks and your faculties and your physicality and all of it just begins to sort of wane.
02:08:22.000So it's pretty, pretty, but, and this is where, but hey, this is the kind of mindset that you have to have.
02:08:34.000Because once you have that mindset, you look at life a lot differently.
02:08:37.000And you also think about the eternal a lot differently.
02:08:40.000Because this, I think, allows people to give themselves more to religion.
02:08:52.000When you realize the transience and the temporality of everything, that is when you really feel what God is telling you.
02:09:08.000It's a lot harder to hear God when you're going to work and you're like, oh my gosh, this person said this and I'm hungry and everything.
02:09:14.000But then when you think about the fact that the whole history on this planet is here today and gone tomorrow, then you're like, whoa, okay, now it's a lot easier to think.
02:09:23.000With a moral frame and with a divine frame, and so on.
02:09:29.000And you know that with all the malaise and confusion, all the torment that comes with being a human will all be washed away when we die.
02:10:38.000So it's really, that process I think can kind of bring you out of a materialistic frame of mind.
02:10:47.000Once you undergo this, you think through it, you kind of arrive at a final destination where you're like, you know what, there is a creator.
02:11:05.000But you do have to kind of go through this process of anxiety and despair and fear and all of that.
02:11:10.000And then you arrive at realizing, you know, none of this really matters on some level.
02:11:16.000It doesn't matter as much as we sometimes think it does.
02:11:19.000And the death is actually the white pill, actually.
02:11:24.000You know, and then, you know, you're sort of liberated to really just enjoy your life.
02:11:28.000You're not clinging to it, you're using it, you're living it, you know.
02:11:32.000So, but that's why I don't like the birthdays because it's slipping.
02:11:41.000Away your one life, but uh, you know, hopefully then we get eternal life if we're good.
02:11:49.000If we're good, but it is the death that gives meaning to life, you know.
02:11:54.000I mean, I know I'm not the first person to say that yet, groundbreaking take, I know, but without the death, the life means nothing, you know.
02:12:00.000So we are really born to die in more ways than one, you know.
02:12:52.000So, Chad Guy says Once you inevitably rise to power and become king of America, echoing monarchs, would you be willing to make the sacrifice of entering a political marriage to ease tensions with China?
02:13:04.000You might have to consider marrying Kathy Zhu to avoid war between the two great nations.
02:13:10.000You know, I will always do whatever it takes.
02:13:16.000If that is what is required of me to end the war between America and China, if I have to form a political marriage with the beautiful daughter of the General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, I will do what I must.
02:13:35.000I think you know that I will do whatever it takes to make America great again, even if it entails marrying some, you know, when I'm an elder statesman, marrying some 18 year old daughter of a Chinese Communist official.
02:14:43.000You know, when you say stuff like that, it makes me never want to have sex.
02:14:46.000It makes me never want to have sex when people say shit like that.
02:14:49.000Like, people, like, just the thought of you people imagining me having sex grosses me out and like wanting me to be like, Wow, that was great.
02:14:58.000Like, that just makes you want to fucking throw up.
02:16:27.000I never played Halo until like a year ago.
02:16:31.000The Covenant are religious zealots whose main goal is eternal salvation, while the humans are under a godless global government with no real culture and women in leadership.
02:18:00.000But yeah, no, I saw Watchmen, and I soy faced when I saw that.
02:18:06.000Yeah, it's kind of a trip to see because, you know, he's so central in our universe, and to see him in like a mainstream movie is like, what?
02:19:20.000And I'm going to throw you in jail for lying.
02:19:24.000When I get in power, I'm going to throw you in jail for lying.
02:19:28.000I'm going to shut your lying mouth for you.
02:19:32.000Pat Mance is the senators and emperors preferred the countryside, and their villas were as far from the city center as they could possibly be.
02:19:40.000Yeah, but they ruled from the capital.
02:19:42.000Okay, so yeah, I mean, they go on vacation in the countryside, but they rule in the city.