00:05:21.440My concern here for our audience is about something as as a basic as your home title, because it's a very rudimentary system throughout the country.
00:05:31.180And so when Scott Besson and the chairman of the Federal Reserve and Jamie Dimon and four or five money center bank guys who are here for the IMF meeting say, hey, give us an hour, buy us a cup of coffee.
00:05:40.980We want to come over and talk to you. And they're saying in the meeting, yeah, you know, it could take down an entire bank in like 60 seconds.
00:05:47.800We then have a problem, and the average person out there has a big problem when it comes to protection of their assets, particularly the one that's 90% of their net worth, their home title.
00:06:00.920Well, you know, just like you said, that AI is here to stay.
00:06:04.840It's not – you can't put that genie back in the bottle, and my preoccupation is home title theft and the idea that already we have a situation where the county clerk's offices are rather asleep at the wheel, right?
00:06:16.360They're just rubber stamping anything that comes in, transferring the ownership of your home and my home to whatever con man decides to submit the documents.
00:06:23.760But let's say, hypothetically, they decided to step up their game and begin verifying signatures, making phone calls, using voice recognition.
00:06:30.620AI can defeat that right now, and that's what keeps me awake at night.
00:06:34.780And that's why I endorse a product called Home Title Lock to help protect my home and the homes of the people I love.
00:06:39.680so talk to me about that with home title lock you get signed we give a two week now trial
00:06:45.88014 day triple lock protection one million dollar triple lock protection why should people think
00:06:50.760that hey to take this off my plate so i can sleep at night why home title lock particularly given
00:06:56.600this new challenge which we didn't before we had rogue lawyers rogue accountants
00:07:01.520rogue significant others family members etc now you've got a whole new threat which is not just
00:07:08.780cyber, but the combination of AI and cyber, which the top people in the country says is a lurking
00:07:14.220threat to all of our financial institutions. In theory, Steve, you could monitor the status
00:07:20.700of your home title yourself. You could wake up every morning and log on to your county clerk's
00:07:24.480office and make sure that no one has messed with your title or placed any liens on it or tried to
00:07:28.880sell the house out from under you or obtain a home equity line of credit in your name, but that's
00:07:33.820going to drive you insane. So the idea of outsourcing this to a company like Home Title Lock,
00:07:38.380who's going to monitor the status of your home title 24 seven, notify you if something should
00:07:43.540go wrong. And if God forbid someone steals your house, they have a U.S.-based restoration team
00:07:48.260of legal professionals who are going to get that house back into your name. I look at it like the
00:07:52.340smoke detector in my house. I like to set it and forget it. And it's just one less thing I need to
00:07:56.240worry about. So Tom, you get the $1 million triple lock protection. You get two weeks free to check
00:08:02.840this out and see if it works for you. And of course, they're the same. Hey, if for any reason
00:08:07.340there's a screw up and somebody monetizes it. They've got the lawyers. They've got the communications
00:08:13.580people, everything set up that can help you get through this, right? Absolutely. With no out-of-pocket
00:08:20.040expenses to a home title lock subscriber. And you may have heard, Steve, that attorneys aren't cheap.
00:08:26.760No, particularly this. The bigger thing, though, even as bad as that is, the opportunity cost.
00:08:31.300Once this happens, when it's 90% of your net worth, your entire life and the stories you guys tell, your entire life changes in that moment.
00:08:40.240You spend all of your time now either working the problem or worrying about the problem, the angst and the anxiety.
00:08:46.340That's what we're trying to keep people from, from pennies a day.
00:08:49.040Let somebody else, let a set of professionals do it instead of, you know, once that happens, your life changes.
00:08:55.220And the sad stories here, nobody ever puts it back together again perfectly, right?
00:09:24.820And, you know, maybe the police or my former colleagues at the FBI will do a good job and actually catch the bad guy, put him in an orange jumpsuit, send him into a foreign country if he's a foreigner.0.68
00:09:33.380But the problem is they are not equipped to restore that home back into your name.
00:09:37.360That's not what the police are there for.
00:09:40.500You're going to have to do that yourself with a ton of legal fees unless you have Home Title Lock to restore that home back into your name for the cost of a subscription.
00:10:17.100Daniel, if we can get the article up, I want to hit rewind.
00:10:21.340for maybe those that didn't catch it yesterday, give me a minute or two on the basic theory
00:10:25.540of the case you're making in your article, sir. Sure. Thanks for having me back. So yesterday,
00:10:32.200we talked about the way that inside of both the federal intelligence agencies, the FBI and DHS,
00:10:37.380and then also their sort of nodular systems spread throughout the country and over 80 fusion centers,
00:10:42.460which are attached to state police, documents that I've obtained show this percolating new
00:10:48.620threat category of anti-AI, anti-technology extremism. And, you know, as we discussed
00:10:55.380yesterday, seven out of 10 Americans do not want a big, noisy, dirty data center parked in their
00:11:01.280backyard. Nonetheless, the federal government is going ahead with this new formulation,
00:11:06.300really trying to target anyone who's serious or even joking online about not liking AI and wanting
00:11:11.820it wiped out. And this is a huge problem because this is an incredibly unifying bipartisan hatred
00:11:19.820of this new technology. People want it regulated, or at the very least, they want to say in
00:11:24.200both how the technology is developed, how it's applied, and also how the data centers and power
00:11:29.260infrastructure affect their day-to-day life. People showing up to town halls, people showing
00:11:35.180up to city council board meetings are being surveilled. And this new, huge, sweeping threat
00:11:42.640category is being developed. We talked about a little bit of the history of the development of
00:11:48.520this idea of extremism, whether it's applied to right-wing conservatives who are supporters of
00:11:54.740Donald Trump, or whether it's left-wing environmental activists or what have you.
00:12:00.380These threat categories are juggled about from conservative to liberal administration, and the people who win out time and time again are the federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies, which are able to purloin the threat category depending on what the president sitting in the Oval Office wants to hear.
00:12:16.900Sure. Hang on. I want to go because I want I want to do actually get some examples of the extremism.
00:12:22.280But just for the average person that says, hey, you know, I've been pretty passive or maybe I've been involved in in in center left politics or maybe I've been involved in center right politics.
00:12:34.080Maybe I've gone to a Trump rally or maybe I've gone to a Bernie Sanders rally, but I'm not really that I'm not political.
00:12:39.920Right. They decide that because one of these centers is being built like the example I use in Florida in their backyard.
00:12:46.900and the community kind of comes together of both political stripes and says, no, we want to fight
00:12:53.380this and they want to go to these town halls. What are the examples you have of that, of just
00:12:59.220average people, normal people who are voicing their constitutional rights to say, we don't
00:13:04.480want these locally being targeted versus the people that are extremists and calling for violence
00:13:10.240about this? I mean, I think it's as simple as looking at the city council meetings across the
00:13:16.520country where someone will get up. You see it in Illinois. You see suburban sort of liberal moms.
00:13:23.120You see it down in the South and the Southwest, more conservative folks, more in camo. Both cases,1.00
00:13:28.760they get up, they try to speak their piece, their constitutionally afforded right to exercise their
00:13:34.040political rights at the city council meetings. And they'll go two seconds, five seconds over
00:13:38.780their allotted time. And they get hauled out of these meetings by state police who are getting
00:13:44.040fed this, this federal intelligence in these briefings, you know, the exact type I published
00:13:48.500online. So, you know, these are not extremists, these are local residents, you know, exercising
00:13:55.080their God given American rights to their local political process. And, you know, what the federal
00:14:01.840government has done is they've tried to take some of these fringe examples of people threatening
00:14:07.300violence, you know, there was a sort of strange anti AI cult with a couple of people going around
00:14:12.660rampage in the country. Hang on. Hang on. I want to take a break, commercial break. I want to get
00:14:18.120into this. But there have been some extremists out there and some folks have said some pretty
00:14:23.500crazy stuff. But I think these fusion centers, the federal government at the top and then gets
00:14:27.700down to these 80 fusion centers are maybe overreacting to that versus citizens, whether
00:14:34.320in Florida or whether they're people that back Bernie Sanders or people that back President
00:14:39.020Trump saying, hey, these data centers, we've got to take a hard look at this, and I don't
00:16:30.080uh daniel bogus law from um wired magazine is with us daniel uh when you've had these kind of
00:16:37.720big uh industrial revolutions like back in the 19th century or even today you do have people
00:16:43.600right um who who think this thing through and say hey look these are coming along and they're
00:16:49.360going to crush at least traditional society as we know it back in the 19th century it was i think
00:16:54.360the luddites uh of which i think they've kind of been smeared because if you really read they just
00:16:59.820weren't going around and trying to smash uh you know um uh some of the apparatuses particularly
00:17:07.440in the in the cotton mills and making clothes etc they actually had i think some of them were quite
00:17:12.060profound about about where all that was leading right uh tell me about that because right now i
00:17:19.460don't believe that people on the left or people on the right right now are luddites they're not
00:17:24.200anti-technology. They're anti the way this is being forced down their throats by a group of
00:17:30.580oligarchs that look like they're buying the political process, whether that's Democrats
00:17:33.940or Republicans. But tell me about the original, the Luddites. Well, yeah, the Luddites have been1.00
00:17:40.200interpreted by our federal law enforcement agencies as just some sort of anarchistic,
00:17:46.360monomaniacal extremists who wanted to, as you mentioned, smash textile mills out of some
00:17:53.620pure hatred of machinery, but that's, of course, a false history. The reality is that they were
00:17:59.100responding to the corporatization of production and this idea that the common people were being
00:18:05.520cut out of the political process and the industrial process. These were people who
00:18:09.840wanted to work. They wanted to produce materials. Hell, I'm sure they would have been happy to use
00:18:14.620some of this machinery, but their concerns were that they were being driven out and everything
00:18:19.260was being consolidated. I think the parallel to today is brilliant. It's a similar, if slightly
00:18:27.240different development where you have people saying, what is this providing? What kind of
00:18:31.800wealth generation are we talking about here? You're talking about putting a data center in
00:18:36.360my backyard that's going to increase the valuation of your company while producing what? AI-generated
00:18:41.600slop videos of bananas sword fighting. That doesn't produce wealth for normal people.0.81
00:18:46.620That doesn't provide utility. That doesn't provide garments for people to wear.
00:18:50.480Hang on. And decrease the value of my home. Everything I got is in that home. My value is
00:18:57.520going down and I got nothing but a mortgage. I got a little bit saved up. My home is my savings
00:19:03.320account for my retirement. My value goes down. Your value goes up. I'm kind of missing how I
00:19:10.380should be happy about that. I mean, look, I love the video as much as the next guy of Trump
00:19:16.000throwing Stephen Colbert in the dumpster. I thought that was hilarious. And it was great
00:19:20.340that we have the AI technology to generate that kind of video. But I don't think that most people
00:19:24.400are going to choose that video over, as you said, the price of their house going down and the cost
00:19:29.440of water and electricity going up. Now, I want to point out that at the same time that this
00:19:34.440frustration is building in cities and municipalities across the country, in addition to the reporting
00:19:40.560we discussed yesterday in Wired about this new threat category developing, I also obtained a
00:19:46.120document showing that there's a new intelligence bureau embedded inside of the Capitol Police.
00:19:52.340And what this bureau is up to is running around with its head cut off, screaming that the people
00:19:58.560are angry about AI and data centers and that, oh my God, they could be targeting politicians.
00:20:04.400Now, what this intelligence bureau is not doing is saying, here's the price of electricity in
00:20:09.660local municipalities going up. Here's the environmental cost of these new power plants
00:20:14.900going right in your backyard, spewing carcinogens into your neighborhood. You know, they're not
00:20:20.280talking about risks to the average American citizen. They're talking about risks to elected
00:20:26.040officials who are overseeing and glad-handed with these guys. And guess what else?
00:20:31.620Yeah. Guess what else is included in that report I got? A threat report for Sam Altman.
00:20:37.360In addition to the so-called invented threats against politicians, they're also – the Capitol Police Intelligence Bureau also dedicated a full page to the attacks against Sam Altman.
00:20:49.600How about generating some intelligence about the threats to normal Americans?
00:20:54.820Is this, by the way, a fusion center, or are they doing this independently of either DHS or FBI or others are doing it, sent it to these 80 fusion centers?
00:21:05.180Are they coming up with this out of whole cloth?
00:21:10.800This reporting says that they created this new intelligence bureau inside of the Capitol
00:21:15.140Police after January 6th because they said that there wasn't enough intelligence, which
00:21:19.240we know is not true, and that now they've got a couple guys sitting behind computers
00:21:25.580monitoring your social media activities.
00:21:27.920And then, yes, those reports are then shot out to the fusion centers, and then those
00:21:32.920fusion centers are shooting that back into the federal government. So they've entered into the
00:21:37.280whirlpool. They've entered into the recombinant cycle of intelligence. But again, instead of
00:21:43.320generating actionable intelligence, instead of generating information about real threats,
00:21:47.560they seem to mainly be ringing the alarm about people pissed off at CEOs and politicians who
00:21:54.320failed to stop data centers and the AI companies creating technology that are eliminating jobs.
00:21:59.640tell me about when we talk about real threats go to this because there are some people out there
00:22:04.180look i i am as anti-ai as i think you can get and still be rational and and i i see it as
00:22:11.680you're not going to be able to get rid of it but it's got to be somehow put into american life
00:22:16.520or it's a positive not a negative shredding our society our culture our civilization but um talk
00:22:23.420to me about there's been a couple of groups and one you mentioned in your article it's almost
00:22:27.280taken on like a cult-like nature is so virulently anti-AI that they're advocating violence,
00:22:33.500but they've done it. They're almost a cult. They're so obsessed with how dangerous it is.
00:22:37.400Walk me through that. Yeah. So, I mean, traditionally, this is how we've seen
00:22:41.400the intelligence agencies cast a dragnet that encompasses law-abiding citizens. They pick one
00:22:48.120extremist group or individual that is truly an extremist threat, is a real danger to society,
00:22:55.840And then they extrapolate from there. So in this case, that threat was a group called the Zizians, who basically think that AI is going to become an omniscient, all-powerful god, and that in order to placate that god, they have to commit acts of murder and violence across the country.0.94
00:23:15.420And they did murder several people, including a landlord, I believe, including a CBP officer.0.94
00:23:43.920I mean, it wasn't a threat to the system, right?
00:23:50.180It was basically some people that had maybe gone overboard or had these strange beliefs that AI is going to be all-encompassing.
00:23:57.060Listen, I'm not saying that sometimes when you look at what the possibilities are, you can go there easily.
00:24:03.460And part of the reason is the oligarchs kind of drive you in that direction.
00:24:07.320So you can see how particularly young people who may not have as much discernment as others can be driven to that.
00:24:13.780But that was a handful of situations, right? And you're saying that is what they're taking, extrapolating out to say if you show up at a – if you show up and say, hey, I'm in West Texas and the aquifers here are getting dried out.
00:24:26.000We can't do any more data centers. You're lumped into the same crowd?
00:24:31.100Yeah, that's right. And again, they were extremists, but they were hyper-isolated.
00:24:35.500They didn't have a large online following. They were marginalized even within the other people who were concerned about AI's godlike development.
00:24:43.780But again, as soon as that risk gets into the federal intelligence apparatus, that machine is on autopilot. It can't help itself. It spins itself into this is the new threat. And like you were saying, CIA shrouded in glory. I mean, how many times have these guys gotten it wrong?
00:25:04.660How many times have these guys missed the real threat because they were chasing something else?
00:25:09.080So, you know, again, the problem is not the American people.
00:25:13.200The problem is these companies that are creating sky-high valuations.
00:25:17.800They're all trying to go public in the next few weeks, and they've yet to show anyone, shareholders or the American public, what value they are generating for normal Americans.
00:25:28.320And they're trying to ram it down people's throats.
00:25:31.320Like I said, in this Florida situation that people, you know, both both sides of the political, you know, spread showed up 500 makes passionate talks five nothing, five nothing because the guys are all bought and paid for by the oligarchs.
00:25:47.780One last thing. Have you reached out to DHS? Have you reached out to the FBI?
00:25:52.060Have you reached out to the spokesman and say, hey, we want to interview some of the top people who's in charge of this?
00:25:56.780Or have you made an effort to reach out to them?
00:25:59.600I've reached out to them. DHS for The Wire story didn't get back to me. The bureau said, look,
00:26:05.060we go after bad guys. You know, they did not want to talk about the way that they're formulating
00:26:10.760these extremism categories. But, you know, I will talk to anyone. I'm more than happy. I talk to
00:26:18.040all kinds of former officials and current officials who are coming from both parts of
00:26:23.220political spectrum. And if you're listening right now, hit my line, hit me on Twitter. I'd love to
00:26:29.040have a discussion and learn more and try to understand why these threat categories are
00:26:33.620taking shape the way they are. Did the Capitol Police blow you and Ken off when you're doing
00:26:37.860your story, the second story? And if we can push that out there, when you guys are doing the story
00:26:41.400about the intelligence unit, the Capitol Police, did they blow you off from actually getting an
00:26:47.320interview? Yeah, I mean, I think they feel like they have their own mini CIA, and that CIA is
00:26:55.160secret and is for their eyes only. So again, I'm happy to talk to them. Half the people I contacted
00:27:02.040did not even respond to my request for comment. But I'm a forgiving man, and I'm always trying
00:27:08.220to learn. I want to get the truth. I want to get the facts. And that usually happens from
00:27:12.000conversations, not from Stonewall. I take it you're pursuing this. We want to get you back on
00:28:05.600and its hands about gold now being more,
00:28:09.180purchased more than U.S. government securities.
00:28:14.480We called that shot six months ago here on Warram.
00:28:19.100I'll talk more about it after the break.
00:28:25.720Everyone's focused on how the conflict in the Middle East is raising oil prices,
00:28:29.500but there's another grim reality to this contention.
00:28:33.960Oil isn't the only resource being constrained.
00:28:36.380About one-third of global fertilizer trade happens through this region.
00:28:40.640And with spring planting season on top of us, American farmers are sounding the alarm with some saying they can't afford to plant their fields.
00:28:48.820When one piece of the supply chain gets hit this hard, you know what comes next.
00:28:53.740Higher food prices, reduced availability, maybe even panic buying.
00:28:58.560That's why having an emergency food supply at home makes so much sense.
00:29:03.000And that's where our friends at MyPatriotSupply come in right now at preparewithbannon.com.
00:29:56.820We're going to have more this afternoon.
00:30:00.400I think we're going to get back down to the situation in Texas we had the other day about this school.
00:30:05.280I think it's been delayed to the 23rd of June, but we're going to get a report on that.
00:30:08.920Patriot Mobile. Remember, Jenny Story, fighting the good fight. The Paxton situation, you know, came through. Part of it was the Prop 10 prohibiting Sharia law in the state of Texas. I think that fired people up and motivated it. And then you got the grassroots really get engaged on Texas. Shows you the power of the grassroots. They cannot be beat. Once engaged, they can't be beaten.
00:32:24.340look at all the stories are out over the last two days of president trump getting into it with him
00:32:29.620about president trump trying to get some sort of interim peace deal in this situation like they
00:32:34.360want to march to beirut but talk to me technically what is going on because a lot of rumors going
00:32:38.820around a lot of guys on the internet you're kind of an expert what is happening in this ndaa
00:32:42.980particularly but the section 224 yeah so i basically all weekend did what i used to do
00:32:50.000on the hill i just basically read everything i could inside the actual ndaa pdf and i focused a
00:32:58.040lot on 224 section 224 and it's not what they're saying on the internet the u.s and israeli
00:33:04.800militaries are not merging commands and whatnot that's a kind of a misnomer it's actually kind
00:33:10.220of scarier what we're doing is we're merging our defense industrial base and high-end technology
00:33:17.960development bases into one so they are now they will under this law if it passes as it's written
00:33:24.360become a seamless there will be no change or difference between u.s and israeli defense and
00:33:31.360tech sectors it will be one big blob and um that is where this is hang on hang on hang on full stop
00:33:38.840full stop you got navarro and this team over at the white house has been about rejuvenating our
00:33:44.500defense industrial base so be specific when you're saying if this is one of the critical aspects we
00:33:49.940have you were the first to report this and you got a lot of blowback on it and now turns out
00:33:54.920you were probably you were probably directionally closer to the truth than others but about our
00:34:00.400ability to have certain weapon systems certain ammo you know between ukraine uh the gaza situation
00:34:07.780what we need for the south china sea and taiwan and what we're unloading onto the persians that
00:34:13.300all gets back to these shortages and it gets back to our industrial base we got enough problem with
00:34:17.920our industrial base and sorting it out are you talking to me that this is because the the command
00:34:22.980merger you're saying is that's a false narrative right but it's deeper that you're actually taking
00:34:27.880the two industrial bases and you will merge those together how does that play out in the language of
00:34:32.940the ndaa well i break it down in my substack piece but basically what they're talking about is they
00:34:39.280They focus on the U.S. Congress wants to be able to basically have complete access to Israeli technology and developing weapons and pick and choose what we can then procure from them.
00:34:51.520But alternatively, the Israelis will be able to do that as well with our high-end technology and our high-end and in some cases classified technology.
00:35:01.520I would remind your audience, the most powerful warplane in existence today, it is said, is the F-22 Raptor, which is a fifth generation air superiority warplane.
00:35:12.180And it's the one plane we will not share with the British or any ally.0.79
00:35:17.540But under this deal, if it goes through, potentially the Israelis might get their hands on it.0.60
00:35:23.280And the reason the previous Congresses didn't want to share the F-22 with anybody is because it has such advanced high-end gear in it, it's stuff that still, 30 years after it was first developed, is ahead of the game in terms of what our enemies have.0.85
00:35:39.080And they don't want it getting into the hands of anybody who might misuse it, lose it, or even sell it.0.72
00:35:44.780And as I said in the article, the pattern is Israel gets our secrets and they leverage those secrets for their own gain, not for what's best for the United States.0.78
00:35:54.040We saw that with Jonathan Pollard.0.82
00:35:55.740So the fear that I have is that, yes, we'll be able to get access to some advanced Israeli gear, and they're developing some interesting things.
00:36:04.160But also they are then given access to our advanced gear, and we know what happens when they gain access to our technology.
00:36:11.540But hang on. Hang over a second. Hang on.
00:36:13.620do we we have a special relationship with the brits with the uk we also are in an actual alliance
00:36:21.580on paper with nato it's been our principal alliance since world war ii do we have if i go
00:36:29.100back to the nda do we have what's proposed for israel is that currently the policy of the united
00:36:35.620states as far as industrial basis with the united kingdom this goes deeper what is being proposed
00:36:41.640So the closest analogy is the U.S.-U.K. relationship, but there are still divisions between us and them for national security and economic purposes, and that has been the case since World War II.
00:36:59.980Yes, we are very close, but it's not seamless, the integration, and that's purposeful.
00:37:06.260In the case of Israel, it's going to be a la carte.
00:37:09.880Anything Israel wants access to, they're going to get, and they say anything we need access to, we're going to get.
00:37:16.220But I just can't help but suspect this is a one-sided deal.
00:37:20.200And furthermore, the goal of Peter Navarro, the goal of the Trump administration, was to re-industrialize the United States by basically saying,
00:37:28.820okay, we're going to start grabbing short-term the systems that Israel supposedly has that we don't.
00:37:34.400that's actually going to negate and slow down the reindustrialization effort here in the United States
00:37:40.400because people will start becoming accustomed to just pulling from Israel rather than building at home.
00:37:47.600You can have, it does, the UK and the NATO situation, particularly with Germany,
00:37:53.060does it show you you can have a structure where you're very close to these nations, but you're not seamless?
00:37:59.120And so if they're developing technology, maybe you go in on a one-off basis and do some joint venture, et cetera.
00:38:04.620Is that the way that's supposed to work?
00:38:06.660Yes, that's the way it's supposed to.0.84
00:38:07.780And that's the way it has worked with Israel.
00:38:09.540Remember, Israel and the United States developed the air defense systems, the Iron Dome, David Sling.
00:38:14.920But it was limited and it was specific.
00:38:17.580And that was done intentionally to protect U.S. national security secrets and tradecraft.
00:38:23.540And again, Israel has a demonstrated history, even though they are a partner of ours.0.86
00:38:28.400They have a demonstrated history of undercutting our capabilities and our secrets when it suits their purposes.0.99
00:38:36.920Hang on. Hang on. Besides the Pollard situation, which is horrible, are there any specifics you can point to over the last couple of years to back up your case on that?
00:38:47.680You can talk to any CIA officer who has dealt with the Middle East in the last 30 years.
00:38:54.800I was told a story recently of a Mossad team that was complicating our ability to conduct operations against al-Qaeda in Iraq, in the Sunni Triangle during the Iraq War, because they were attempting to do their own mission.
00:39:08.300But hang on, on the technology side, has there been anything?
00:39:25.880Yes, thank you for teeing me up about that.
00:39:28.180Yes, in my article I talked about in 2019, I spoke with a group of scientists that were working on American quantum computing development.
00:39:37.620And basically, they were also dealing with the Israelis.
00:39:41.080They told me that the three countries right now that are really leading the quantum computing development race, the U.S., China, but they said the stalking horse was Israel.
00:39:51.700And a lot of American firms and scientists were basically sharing a lot of information with Israeli firms.
00:39:58.520And there was a fear because of an incident that occurred in 2019 that the Israelis were actually getting access to the quantum computing development from us.
00:40:09.700And then they were actually trying to use that to create inroads with the People's Republic of China because the Israelis believed at the time, I don't know if it's still the case, but at the time, the Israelis believed that they could create a long-lasting trading partnership with China and they were going to use technology as sort of the entree into that new relationship.
00:40:31.940And they were leveraging specifically our quantum technology that we were developing in some cases with Israeli firms.
00:40:38.780But there's a dispute about this memorandum of understanding.
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