Episode 4632： Live From CERN： The Worship Of Human Data; Pushing For Answers In Butler
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Inflation picks up a slight bit, but it's not where we thought it would be, and the yield curve flattens a bit more than we expected. We also hear from CEO Jensen Wong's trip to Washington, D.C. about AI and what it means for the economy.
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Yes, this is our June read on CPI, the consumer price inflationary guide.
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And it is a little warmer than expected on year over year, but headline looks good.
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Up three tenths as expected. That does follow up one tenth.
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Up three tenths would be the second warmest of the year.
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January was the warmest at up half one percent.
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This is as expected, but two tenths hotter than the rearview mirror.
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If we strip out food and energy, comes in a tenth cooler than expectations.
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To find a higher number, you're going once again back to January, the high watermark for the year, up four tenths.
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Year over year headline, this includes food and energy, is up 2.7.
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That's one tenth hotter than we were expecting.
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It's three tenths hotter than our last look at 2.4.
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2.7 would be the highest read since January or February.
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So, even though it's less than it was at the beginning of the year, it did warm up just a bit.
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And finally, if we go year over year, ex-food and energy, arguably, in my opinion, one of the most important numbers,
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But it is one tenth hotter than the rearview mirror, which was 2.8.
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2.9, well, it would be the warmest read since February once again.
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You had January and February 3.3 and 3.1, respectively.
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So, even though we have made progress from the beginning of the year when numbers were higher,
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Maybe the best news is the monthly core number up two tenths.
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It certainly seems, though, the market was expecting this or worse because interest rates initially moved lower.
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Ten-year note now hovering at 440 actually is less.
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If you look at what's going on with the yield curve, we see that the short rates are virtually unchanged.
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Long rates are moving down a little more aggressively.
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And that would make sense if the inflation data is less than the worst-case scenario, the long end reflecting that.
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And, of course, we want to pay very close attention to the yield curve at this point
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because it really has been about whether it's steepening or flattening.
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A lot has to do with the short maturities and how they relate to the Fed.
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Obviously, we're not going to get a July rate cut, at least deemed by market activity and most economists and analysts.
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So, we want to watch the complexion of the curve.
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I would say that use 50 basis points as your guide on the difference between tens and twos.
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And, Mike, you found it depends on who you ask.
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Well, that's right, Mika and Joan there from Jensen Wong.
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And for your viewers, just to pull back the camera, this is one of the most consequential debates of our time.
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We've seen it playing out here on Morning Joe on Axios.
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And these changes are going to affect every town in America, every employer in America,
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So, I spent an hour with Jensen Wong when he was here in D.C. meeting with President Trump.
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And, by the way, breaking news, NVIDIA is lifting the whole stock market around the world this year, this morning,
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based on the news last night that they've gotten assurances from the Trump administration
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that they're going to be able to sell their AI chips into China.
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They say they hope to start delivering those soon.
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So, a big news and big deliverable from Jensen Wong's trip to D.C.
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But we talked to him about what AI is going to be doing to jobs.
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And here on Morning Joe, your viewers heard Dario Amadei, the CEO of Anthropic,
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one of the biggest AI companies, make Claude, him saying that we need to be pragmatic,
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clear-eyed about the fact that ultimately there may be more jobs, but in the interim, a real disruption.
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Him saying that unemployment could go to 20 percent among entry-level white-collar jobs.
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Half of entry-level white-collar jobs will go away.
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And what he's been saying is that policymakers, employers, are just closing their eyes to this,
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sugarcoating it, not facing what's going to happen.
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Jensen Wong, the other side of the debate, taking the bowl case, saying, as you saw in that clip,
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that, yes, everyone's job is going to change, but it's going to make us more productive.
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So the case he makes is that if we never changed what we did, if we never had any new ideas,
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if we never did anything new, that that other case would be right.
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And he says that AI companies are trying to scare us.
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If I'm a long-haul trucker, I'm screwed, right?
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Because there's going to be autonomous technology that will do my work.
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What he said is, like, maybe they don't like that job.
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Maybe they would rather be a short-haul trucker who's home with their family at night
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And so the bottom line of this is that the models are becoming more capable,
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faster than employers, government are dealing with it.
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Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people.
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Here's the time I got a free shot at all these networks lying about the people.
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I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it.
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And where do people like that go to share the big line?
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I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
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Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
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If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
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The president's going to go, and we may dip in and out of this.
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Dave McCormick just opened up the Pittsburgh Energy and Innovation Summit.
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It is about investments in energy data centers for artificial intelligence,
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also a lot of artificial intelligence investments.
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We're talking about $80 billion of investments coming in, generally, I think,
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the Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania area on this topic.
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The president's going to speak, I think, around 2 o'clock in a roundtable.
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Also, 11 o'clock, the press conference with Andy Biggs is going to tee it up
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There's a big hang-up on the president's, right now, the president's rescission bill.
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Josh Hawley is also here for a number of other topics.
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The Rules Committee last night did not vote out this amendment to have Congress demand
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the release or Congress start to release information they've got or information
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that is available or demand Justice Department do it on the Epstein situation.
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MTG's also, I think, her amendment on Ukraine did not come out.
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It looks like all the, as we kept telling you, all the panic of tariffs at least hasn't hit
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At the same time, we have over $100 billion of tariff revenue that's into the Treasury.
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I think this is one of the silent parts of the deal to make sure that we get rare earths
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and process rare earths as far as magnets and ball bearings and things that make our production
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economy because the Chinese Communist Party, as we told you, controls the supply chains.
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I think the NVIDIA chip, which now is not their highest technology chip, but that chip, which
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was banned from selling to the CCP, is now going to be sold to the Chinese Communist Party
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We're going to go shortly to CERN in Switzerland.
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We have Joe Allen and Noor Bin Laden, a lot going over there on artificial intelligence,
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And Noor's got things that she wants to make sure people are attuned to and talk to the
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That all being said, and we had a great interview last night with Mike Benz.
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Mike Benz got some specific comments for the Attorney General, a thing she could do immediately
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John Solomon, who broke it on this very show on Friday night, the investigation by the
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FBI in the Deep State's 10-year program to shut down President Trump, looks like it's
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Other people have jumped in there, and that special counsel should also take over all the
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Epstein evidence and should petition the court to basically unveil all the evidence they've
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A lot of the evidence there is sealed by a federal court.
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If they take this on, that's very uncertain, but it looks like a special prosecutor, I think
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will be named John Solomon the same by Wednesday or Thursday.
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But it looks like no later than the end of this week, they will actually announce a special
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counsel or special prosecutor in this situation of President Trump in the Deep State.
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And hey, Epstein is just another piece of that, as we've said over and over again.
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If you take Mike Benz's situation and what he's talking about on the CIA and other intel,
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Because the Justice Department's got many other things to do.
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Anna Polina Luna is going to have a press conference this afternoon with Jefferson Morley,
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the great writer of the guys following the CIA very closely, the CIA's involvement in the
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She's going to have a press conference at 5 o'clock today, and we are going to cover that.
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So it's a day of tremendous news and information.
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That being said, I have not gotten to the most important thing that's happened overnight.
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And President Trump may be using this and could be very much using this as a negotiating tactic.
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But the Financial Times of London has come out with a story this morning that talks about
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This was the day after the very poor call that he had with Putin.
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Let's just go back over that week because it's gotten to some point here.
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The week started off with the Pentagon announcing that – and people assumed it was signed off
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President Trump said he didn't know anything about it, which is pretty shocking – that
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the Pentagon, looking at our inventories of particularly defensive surface-to-air defense capabilities
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and stripping stuff out of the Pacific, had basically put a moratorium on sending anything
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President Trump then on Thursday, the 3rd of July, had an hour-and-a-half or two-hour
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And he said afterwards it was quite – it was a very disturbing call.
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I think Axios reported that Putin said, hey, look, you took your shot at trying to get to
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We've got this, and we're going to figure this out.
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And President Trump was very disturbed about that.
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That evening on the 3rd in Kiev, a massive air bombardment, drones, missiles, aircraft
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bombarded Kiev, and I think in one of the worst bombardments in the world, President Trump
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very, very upset since he had tried to bring peace to the air, as we've talked about.
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The next day, and this is what the Financial Times story of this morning reports, the president
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had a call with Zelensky, and according to the Financial Times, and not refuted by the White
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House as of yet, and this is with unnamed sources, White House and personnel that were
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there, and are knowledgeable about the phone call, said President Trump talked, brought
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up the topic to Zelensky about long-range American missiles, and quote, basically, if
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we provide these to you, can you use these to hit Moscow and St. Petersburg?
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And Zelensky said, absolutely, we can hit Petersburg and Moscow, St. Petersburg and
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The, as you know, and the article actually alludes to this, there are many people in
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the national security apparatus that have been very concerned about Ukraine's ability
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to control itself, or elements in the Ukrainian government's ability to control itself, and
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they brought up Spiderweb, which we talked about with Mike Benz yesterday, about the drone
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assault on the strategic triad, the bombers of Russia, which is, you know, the way you
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Very disturbing story in the Financial Times, we've got it up on Getter, I think Grace, mouth-breathing
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imbecile, Grace Chung, her handle, her brand, amazing brand, right?
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The 50 days, I did the calculation after the show, 50 days from Bastille Day, which was
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yesterday, would put us, wait for it, right on the, I think the day after the, the day
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This is, we're hurtling towards something we may not be able to pull back.
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superpowers, including China, Russia, India, and Persia, are meeting with the goal of displacing
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Like I said, 50 days is right after Labor Day, and that, and I say the confluence or the
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convergence of what's going to happen in Persia, because that's far from over.
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Well, President Trump stopped the 12-day war with an incredible military operation, right?
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I think the most complicated that's been pulled off since World War II and brought the war to
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an end, but there's still all types of activity over there about are they trying to enrich,
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are they trying to go back, and the Persians are smack-talking, are they actually in negotiations
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We know that the Netanyahu government's number one and the Israel First crowd here is regime
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change, and that is still, they're still pushing for that.
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The convergence of that in the 50 days here, and I said it'll converge sometime after Labor
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Day, you're going to have a full-on engagement in the kinetic part of the Third World War.
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Yesterday, also, and I don't think people have talked about it, but secondary sanctions
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mean sanctions are people that are trading with you.
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The two biggest trading partners they have are India, but particularly the Chinese Communist
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They sell a ton to the Chinese Communist Party, very little to us, almost nothing, or nothing
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now since the war, but even very little before.
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Western Europe with the natural gas, but I assume we're going to put 100% tariffs on the
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If that happens, then you're really going to get engaged, and I just don't see everything
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that the administration is doing is not decoupling.
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They're restricting the Chinese Communist Party, but not decoupling, and we've shifted
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our carrier battle groups essentially from the Pacific to the North Arabian Sea, which
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And I think we're getting NATO carrier battle groups, which are not even carrier battle groups,
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just NATO carriers are actually going through the Straits of Malacca to Asia and East Asia,
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which I find quite bizarre, because those carriers are not set up to fight the type of war you need
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And I realize NATO is trying to show that they're an ally and involved and helping out,
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and they understand the CCP is a major issue, but I just don't see it.
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I'd much rather have them focus on doing what they should do, which is a European war.
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If this is a European war that is going to metastasize, that's what happened in 1941.
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You did have a war in Asia going for years that was brutal, the Japanese invasion in Manchuria,
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It was a horrific, horrific conflict, but this had not metastasized into a world war.
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The European war was, although bloody, was fairly contained until Operation Barbarossa in
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And of course, in December of 1941, the Japanese attack us, and then Germany declares war on
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us a couple of days later, and you have a global conflict, the bloodiest global conflict in
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This is starting to remind me of the guns of August, that all these different kind of elements
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that none of which would actually draw you into a massive conflict, were inexorably being
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Now, President Trump, in all likelihood, it looks like he's using this as a bargaining chip
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But yesterday, he did get, he did jump on the guy that asked the question that's kind
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You're going up the escalatory ladder, what's next?
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Now, he doesn't want to flip his cards over, but the Russians seem pretty dug in here.
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President Trump was very adamant it's their problem.
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And now, he said yesterday five times, it's not Trump's war.
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But by these types of actions, particularly the shipping of these long range missiles and
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having a discussion that's been reported and not refuted by the White House that, hey,
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that didn't happen, particularly given the quality of the reporting coming out of the
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Now, he may be using it as a bargaining chip, say, hey, we're going to give them these missiles
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You're going to get not just sanctions on yourself, but secondary sanctions.
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I think the KGB's theory of conflict is quite different than the Western.
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Western, this is why our greatest military leaders in World War II did not want to get
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in any kind of tangle with in the bloodlens in this part of the world.
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They were adamant that we stay out of it, given the number of casualties it could bring.
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As we've warned about on this show for a while, this is as serious as it gets.
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This is why I think that's a key that picks a lock.
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We're going to be doing this press conference live with Anna Palina Luna and Jefferson Morley
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on this really blockbuster news that she, because of her force of personality and demanding
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this go forward, there's now been release of information about the CIA and the Kennedy
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Things that were actually hidden and proves that the CIA and Angleton and Hoover, the FBI,
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all of them looked at the American people and faced and completely lied to the American
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So I posit that you've had two coups already, had one against President Kennedy, had one
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against President Nixon that was different, had CIA involvement, but was a judicial revolt
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We've announced that there's going to be, the FBI is investigating the entire arc of the
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deep state trying to get rid of President Trump.
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My concern here is that in the Ukraine, in the Persian situation, you're kind of playing
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Susan Rice the other day, when we had the layoffs over at the State Department, and by
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the way, Supreme Court last night backed up Department of Education, we'll try to get Mike Davis on
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here sometime today, to back President Trump on the Department of Education, his Article
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2 powers, he can start to take it down to its, to the deck plates, just like Carrie Lake's
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They're going to be, they're really going to take the Department of Education finally
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after all those promises and all those decades, President Trump's got it.
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The Supreme Court has essentially given us backing to take apart the deep state if we
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The State Department the other day, I think there were 1,200 layoffs, mainly in USAID.
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They had this huge, you know, sob session in the lobby where they were applauding people
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as they took their plants out in their boxes after being let go.
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And Susan Rice put up on Twitter, this is how, this is how America as a superpower dies.
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Well, no, America as a superpower dies because of overextension, $37 trillion in debt, the
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And quite frankly, the peoples whose sons and daughters are the cannon fodder for this
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finally stepping up and say, we don't want to do, we're not going to do this anymore.
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We're not going to have our sons and daughters die on foreign battlefields for basically a
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group of corporatists and Wall Street types in deep state to have this fantasy about an
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It's destroyed the country because you're allowed 10 to 20 million illegal alien invaders
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If you don't think it's serious of what's going on in New York in this election, you are
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You are dead wrong and you do not understand what's happening at these schools, at these
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Just like the ground game that we put out with you, with the precinct strategy and with
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the Trump movement, they've done that now with these kids who are totally indoctrinated.
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And there's millions more where they came from, given the immigration policies we've had.
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They're actively giving money to illegal aliens to protect themselves.
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They're now going to have their own authorities combat the federal authorities to try to do
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Mass deportations that are trying to stare President Trump down and say it's not going
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That's the war that the most important front of this war is the war here in the United States
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If we don't get this right and we don't do it now, before the midterm elections, and
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certainly before 2028, it's not going to get done.
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And that's one of the things of the divergence of our attention.
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You know, Holman was there the other day at the Charlie Kirk conference and gave a great
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But we're still, you know, you're still in the best case, a couple of thousand a day.
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You need to hit 7,000 a day to over four years to get to the 8, 9, 10 million on mass
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I realize the resources just got to them, but it is simply not happening.
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At the moment that you're focused on the mass deportations and a permanent sealing of the
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border, your attention and efforts now diverted, not just to Persia, to that war, but something
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And that is a war on the eastern, you know, the Russian speaking eastern border of Ukraine,
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where we have no vital national security interests.
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I would argue we have no national security interests.
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And yesterday, if we have that clip, I'll play it in the next segment, yesterday, which
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This clip hit to me like a bombshell and no mainstream media and very little MAGA media
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picked it up where Rute, Mark Rute, the secretary general of NATO says, hey, America's, you
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No, that's exactly what America first has revolted against.
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That's why people like Mike Benz are so important right now.
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Mike Benz kind of lays out easy steps that can be done immediately on this Epstein situation
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to really start to get some information out, some vital information out.
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This is why this special counsel, they're looking at, I think, on this needed investigation
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into what the deep state did against President Trump to basically deny him office at first
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and thwart his efforts in office and finally steal the office from him.
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And I think it has to be adjudicated in a criminal setting.
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You have to get a special counsel in there and have a criminal investigation of it.
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And I think just to make sure that we don't spin our wheels and waste time,
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give that special prosecutor the Epstein because it's going to tie in with much of the intelligence apparatus,
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also foreign governments and also foreign governments intelligence apparatus.
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Let's go to – let's go to – oh, just news on Capitol Hill.
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We're following this closely, Russ Vogt and the team.
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They haven't been able to secure even enough votes to start the debate on the $9.4 billion precisions package.
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Our recommendation to President Trump is just go do the impoundments.
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If you're just going to take this much time and this much brain damage and have Russ Vogt, I think he's going back up to Capitol Hill today.
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You've tried to work with the House and the Senate enough in these rescissions.
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Either do pocket rescissions or just impound the money.
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And let's go to court on your Article II powers.
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The courts are backing you up, both at the State Department, Department of Education.
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This Department of Education, State Department ruling is massive.
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It reinforces President Trump's Article II powers to be chief executive officer of the government and to let people go.
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And Department of Education, they're going to take apart brick by brick.
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So the same with the money, his Article II powers.
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I think they're spending, it's so, look, there's a $9.4 billion package that's supposed to be symbolic.
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And they can't even get the 51 votes to get a debate, much less to get a, to try to get this passed.
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And why, when we mention that name, what is it?
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Many in the war and posse think that you're going to get evaporated, sir.
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Well, Steve, you know, as you're fond of saying, let's go to the sublime from the less sublime.
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Behind me is a monument to light, especially the speed of light.
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And further back beyond your line of sight are detection systems for figuring out what sorts of properties matter has from smashing particles together.
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Right now in the systems below our feet, going out into the mountains and out to the lake, Lac Le Mans,
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there are hundreds of billions of protons spinning at near the speed of light and smashing into each other.
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The idea is to figure out the properties of the matter.
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But the ultimate idea, and many would say that is why CERN is in some sense a temple to the religion of science,
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the ultimate idea is to figure out what the early universe looked like, as in the first few seconds of the early universe.
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Beyond that, I think that the spiritual significance of this is only overshadowed by the monetary significance,
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because there is a ton of money getting poured into all of this.
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With the money is there for the research, what is the purpose of the – what is the purpose of the – the stated purpose of the research?
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You know, like I say, the particle accelerator below our feet here is designed to basically smash subatomic particles together,
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And the more of them you smash together, the more they put off smaller subatomic particles,
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And the Higgs boson, right, the so-called god particle.
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The ultimate idea, again, is to try to get at the secrets of the universe, the deepest secrets of the universe.
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What did the universe look like during the first few moments of the Big Bang?
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Now, you might say, I don't care, and many people who are sensible would probably say the same.
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But if you are a scientist who believes in nothing more than science, there's really nothing more precious than that last little bit of data.
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You know, if there's one thing we cover all the time, Steve, it is the kind of religious significance of data for the techno class.
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And that last bit of data, what did the early universe look like?
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Well, supposedly they're discovering it beneath our feet, but, you know, the coffee is pretty expensive.
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That's probably indicative of some of the costs.
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Why have people, I don't know if we have the clip, maybe my staff can dig it up on this.
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Didn't they have a ceremony there, I think, a couple of years ago when they opened a new,
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if we could pull that, if my crack staff here could pull that clip, maybe we'll play that.
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But what is the fear of the nationalist or the populist nationalist movement, nor you know it so well on an international basis,
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This is supposed to be a temple for the highest form of science.
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Remember, in the science, particularly we saw the movie Oppenheimer,
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the physicists consider themselves the high priest of science.
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Everything else they kind of consider are poets.
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This is a temple to the high priest of science and the physicists and the subatomic particle
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Why are people, many people, so concerned about what goes on there?
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And certainly some of the events that have taken place around there,
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particularly this opening they had a couple of years ago, ma'am.
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Well, there are many theories, not to say conspiracy theories, surrounding the CERN itself,
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just like many of these international globalist institutions.
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But I would say that the recurring one is that underneath our feet, as Joe mentioned,
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And the fear is that there will be a huge black hole that will be created and that will engulf us all.
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But on a more pragmatic level, I would just say that what is not a conspiracy is that all of these institutions
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are essentially black holes for all of our taxpayer money.
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If I could add to that, Steve, that incident that you're talking about, that was August of 2016.
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There was a recording of one of the areas here, apparently near where the interns stay,
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where they have a giant statue to Shiva, the expression of God as destroyer for the Hindus.
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And some of the employees here got together in black robes and conducted what I believe was a mock human sacrifice on film.
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I asked a few people here, I asked our guide in particular, he did not seem too pleased with the question.
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I thought it was simply a playful question. He did not think so.
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It's a very much off-limits topic, and we are not able to visit that part of CERN.
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The complex of CERN is actually very big, and that particular zone is off-limits.
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So hang on, we got some footage there, but let me...
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That's actually also a ceremony that took place in Switzerland a few years back.
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So that's actually not what took place here at CERN.
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But many of these ceremonies are infused with absolutely demonic and satanic themes,
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whether you look at this video, the CERN video, the Olympics, obviously, the latest Olympics in Paris,
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the 2012 Olympics in London, which eerily enough had predictive programming scenes of a future pandemic.
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So they like to put in all of this imagery to let us know what is coming, I guess, Joe.
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Either that or they're very, very good at anticipating the future.
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Didn't Oppenheimer use that quote about the destroyer at the very moment in the Trinity experiment
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The test bomb went off in New Mexico and they had the platform.
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At the very moment, they realized it worked because there's a big question whether it's going to work.
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He actually did that famous quote from the Hindu religion, Sura, which is about Shiva being the destroyer of all.
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So interestingly enough, Steve, in my travels, I was just out at White Sands where they detonated the bomb.
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Yep, Oppenheimer, of course, taught himself Sanskrit because he was so obsessed with the various kinds of images of technological weaponry
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In the Bhagavad Gita, as you say, you have Shiva appearing as Kali, the goddess of death, or just as death.
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And so in that statement, as he watched the first man-made nuclear explosion over that desert,
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he said that the Sanskrit lines from the Bhagavad Gita came to his mind.
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And aside from whatever is going on in these near light speed particles whizzing beneath our feet,
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I think that it not only sends a chill down the spine given the crisis we now face in the midst of what seems to be the Third World War,
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but artificial intelligence should give people a similar sense of unease
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that maybe we're dealing with something far beyond our ability to control.
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Okay, so later today, this ties it both together.
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You had this very disturbing article in the Financial Times of London,
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and the White House has not come out, at least I'll ask my crack staff here.
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I don't think they've come out right now and refuted it.
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It is, folks, we have it up on Getter, and I think Grace has done it so that we could,
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that everybody can read it, even if you don't subscribe to the Financial Times of London.
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But it's very disturbing about a conversation President Trump had with Zelensky
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about the long-range missiles, and could they actually hit St. Petersburg and Moscow.
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And it talks about a group of American officials that have been very focused on,
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quote-unquote, taking the war to the Muscovites.
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You know, Putin has, I think, addressed as late as last week
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about taking down the threshold for using tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine
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You couple that with in Pittsburgh today, and this is a great investment in America
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in trying to re-industrialization of our heartland,
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and I think they have a re-industrialization conference in Detroit
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Both of these, though, are very much focused on artificial intelligence,
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As we know, and Daria, I've talked to a number of people at the senior level,
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some of these, the leaders in artificial intelligence,
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and they're quite concerned about the driving force of this, Joe,
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is still a lot of it is, you know, Pentagon and military use.
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You saw yesterday where Grok looks like his contract.
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I'm here to tell you that is absolutely not 100% true, right,
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that I think is going to be led for a number of AI initiatives.
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But, Joe, the Pentagon is at the cutting edge of driving artificial intelligence,
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and this is why the NVIDIA release today has got some people concerned
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because the Chinese Communist Party is trying to weaponize artificial intelligence
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more rapidly than even the American defense community.
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We've got about a minute before we go to break.
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In this very short time, I'll simply say that people should right now
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go and look up superintelligence strategy by Dan Hendricks, Eric Schmidt,
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I think that will really give you a sense of why it is so important
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that we not feed the Chinese chips, data, IP, any of it.
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But I've got a lot more I want to discuss with you guys at CERN,
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including more artificial intelligence, more aspects of CERN,
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and Noor bin Laden's favorite, the World Health Organization,
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Frank Gaffney had a really good Frank Gaffney minute this morning.
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I've given it to Noor and want her observations and comments.
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particularly if we're going to have a failure to launch
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which right now it looks like maybe begrudgingly
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they allow President Trump to have a debate on it on the Senate floor.
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And I hope the White House pushes back on this hard
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and really clarifies what President Trump said.
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selling to NATO of long-range offensive missiles
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I mean, that's, I think, an important point here.
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I don't think that we should be just doing this grata.
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So we've spent hundreds of billions of dollars,
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I mean, you just think about what would that do
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What would that do for working people in our country?
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that we need to say to our NATO allies in Europe
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this continent has got to be your responsibility
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Well, nobody wants to see troops on the ground.
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And I think we're already at that point, Steve.