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00:05:14.520America First. Dr. Carl Chablonski, Children's Health Defense, give us a couple of minutes on
00:05:21.560like the science. What is happening in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania? We've had Posobiec
00:05:25.220and we've had Tony Lyons, and it's a firefight between Shapiro and Bobby Kennedy. But tell us,
00:05:31.500you're a researcher in this area. What is at the heart of this debate, sir?
00:05:36.960Well, at the heart is currently the information. And if Governor Shapiro got what he wanted,
00:05:43.620he would have given his press conference last Tuesday, revealing that two persons from Lancaster
00:05:52.200County who were unvaccinated for measles died of measles. And if he got what he wanted, that's the
00:06:00.260only thing that we would know. In fact, he was questioned at the press conference, and he
00:06:03.940responded, quote, due to our laws and respect for individual privacy, that information is not going
00:06:08.900to be released. Well, it is apparently a law in the state of Pennsylvania that the county
00:06:16.940coroner be informed of any deaths from a contagious disease. And the county coroner
00:06:25.920has no idea what Governor Shapiro was talking about. Are you saying from a science or research
00:06:33.540perspective that Shapiro is lying about this, that there are not two deaths that can be attributed
00:06:38.520to a measles breakout that is attributed to Bobby Kennedy and others saying, hey, we don't
00:06:44.500know if we need all these vaccines? Is that what you're accusing him of?
00:06:49.020I'm saying that Governor Shapiro's press conference was effectively screaming fire
00:06:55.320in a crowded movie theater without giving any information whatsoever. It was to induce panic.
00:07:03.260That was his reason. And part of that reason is he's up for reelection 70 days after this press conference against the Pennsylvania state treasurer, Stacey Garrity.
00:07:16.060so you think this purely everything that you've seen as a researcher they have not come forward
00:07:23.960with any information or any facts that lead you to believe as a professional that these two
00:07:31.040individuals think one's a baby one hadn't been identified died because of a measles outbreak
00:07:36.260which is what they pushed correct that is correct and when the cdc requested the information the
00:07:42.540state of Pennsylvania declined to send the CDC information. So we actually know very little and
00:07:49.220it is trickling out. We know that they're right. We know absolutely nothing about one of these
00:07:56.540individuals if this person even exists. The other individual is a newborn male who died with a
00:08:07.840ruptured spleen. This newborn tested positive for measles antibody, which you can get either
00:08:18.520from an infected mother or a vaccinated mother, transferring those antibodies to the newborn,
00:08:27.020either through the placenta while they're still a fetus or through breast milk.
00:08:32.940the forensic pathologist did state that there was a postmortem test done on lung tissue where they
00:08:46.180found evidence of a measles virus. Now, I don't know what test they're talking about. The
00:08:53.960information has been awfully vague on the details, but that is what you would expect. Though
00:09:01.580Transplacenta viral infection is uncommon. It is certainly possible that the newborn had
00:09:11.940antibodies against measles is a pretty good sign that natural immunity is working. The
00:09:22.600newborn appeared to have died from loss of blood due to a ruptured spleen, most likely
00:09:30.000during birth um where do people go to get your research i think it's be to level set is the
00:09:41.440people who get information about what this whole fight is about the vaccines the people saying you
00:09:46.220don't need vaccines all of it because obviously shapiro shilling for merck and for big pharma
00:09:52.560this is only the start it's not going to go away this is only going to intensify particularly as
00:09:57.320run up to the midterms, not just Shapiro, Governor Shapiro, and people in the Commonwealth
00:10:02.120of Pennsylvania, or it's going to go all over. There's going to be a very big issue in the
00:10:07.340midterm elections, particularly with a coalition partner, Make America Healthy Again. So, Doc,
00:10:14.040where do people go to get, I need people immersed in this so they have a working understanding
00:10:19.380of what's going on when the news hits them, because it's going to get pretty intense.
00:10:23.440And these folks in Pennsylvania are not going to back off the Shapiro crowd and the Merck crowd.
00:10:31.160Childrenshealthdefense.org is an excellent place to receive all of the recent developments on this.
00:10:40.240And the information is going to be really murky, that is for sure.
00:10:45.800it. Merck actually donates to Governor Shapiro's campaign on the order of tens of thousands of
00:10:54.540dollars. And they are not sharing information that needs to be shared. And it's not just to
00:11:02.000the public. They're not sharing the information that needs to be shared to the government
00:11:04.980officials. The county coroner needs to know who they're talking about. The CDC ought to know
00:11:15.800The CDC doesn't even get that right most of the time.
00:11:20.100The CDC is still declaring that Kaylee Fair and Daisy Hildebrand, the six and eight year old that died in West Texas.
00:11:30.720They're still considering those deaths from measles when that is totally not the case.
00:11:34.840They died from medical malpractice, given the wrong antibiotics.
00:11:39.520What are you accusing? Just before you go, you're saying that this is a very murky situation. Who is actually refusing to give? Is somebody refusing to give the county coroner information? Like, who are you accusing of withholding this information? Shapiro and the governor's office or other forces down in Lancaster County?
00:12:03.360The county coroner who should be the recipient of the information of details of who died and under what circumstances they died with or from measles, he should be informed of this.
00:12:20.540And if the if the state government, the Pennsylvania Department of Health or the governor's office has this information and is not relaying it to the county coroner of Lancaster, it appears that they are in violation of the Pennsylvania law.
00:12:43.560Doc, one more time, social media, where they go over children's health events. I want people to immerse themselves in this information. Where do folks go?
00:12:50.540That is Children'sHealthDefense.org or Children's HD on X.
00:12:59.300Sir, thank you for changing your day to join us here.
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00:14:33.180Hang on for one second. Jake's going to stick through the break. Natalie Winters is going to join us.
00:14:37.220Also, what Jake's talking about is the folks in charge of Jeff Stein reported the other day that people that are in charge of the safety and security of the of artificial intelligence, large language models are basically acceleration of saying, no, no, no, no.
00:14:52.980Now I'm a prepper and I'm going to move to Idaho.
00:18:23.560You can go to nataliegwinters.substack.com.
00:18:28.140I make it so all of this stuff is easily accessible, explained.
00:18:31.980A lot of pictures, they're not fake.0.75
00:18:34.600They're not AI-generated, though they may seem because they're so ridiculous.0.68
00:18:38.340But everything from China to Islamization, we just put up a story.
00:18:41.620Spencer Pratchett just shared it that was cool about how California actually just took funds from their wildlife relief fund to give to deportation targets so they can pay rent.
00:18:52.160I'm not kidding. You can go read the story.
00:18:56.260Unbelievable. Natalie, pivot, because the president, there's this concept out there that he's thinking through signing a national security emergency memorandum about the upcoming midterm elections and the security of that.
00:19:10.200Walk me through your CCP story in this regards, ma'am.
00:19:28.680It's not just because AI is the next fake trillion-dollar company.
00:19:33.160I would like to see where those numbers are actually coming from.0.86
00:19:35.620But it's because that is where the United States still retains most of our military edge over the Chinese Communist Party, right?0.84
00:19:42.780We are very advanced in comparison to where they are.0.52
00:19:45.480So they want to basically square that gap, right?
00:19:48.640But AI is going to be the way that wars will be fought in the future, right?
00:19:51.800So that's why you've got to look at this.
00:19:54.560And this is kind of the political application of it.0.98
00:19:57.620And I think it's quite interesting to see how many talking heads and idiots, useful idiots, you know, the Jensen Huangs of the world they're deploying to make sure that the PRC will always be able to access and use American AI.0.97
00:20:09.080Now, this is sort of an edge case application of it, though it is very mainstreamed in the Chinese academic and military research community.0.98
00:20:17.220But this dovetails exactly with what President Trump was talking about in the Oval Office, what was it about a month ago, about the voter rolls, election influence, election intimidation.
00:20:28.080So basically, you have two kind of categories of the research that the PRC is conducting.
00:20:34.180One is they're targeting and trying to understand the American voting bloc, the demographics, particularly trying to understand President Trump's base, which I think is quite interesting.
00:20:44.860the kind of populist right, as they call it, the MAGA audience, but also just more broadly,
00:20:50.580what makes Americans tick? What makes them vote for certain candidates? How can you get turnout?
00:20:54.900What are their perspectives on China? Then you have a more broader simulation tier, which they're
00:21:00.160running, which is actually running mock US elections. Now, I'm sure our, you know, MSN,
00:21:07.600MSNOW, sorry, brethrens would tell us that we're being too hawkish when we say there's nefarious
00:21:13.660stuff going on here. But we're not. If you wanted to influence American elections, this is how you
00:21:20.480would be doing it. Again, these are studies that are published, but not necessarily for public
00:21:25.540consumption. So they're basically testing which messages will move voters, predicting how people
00:21:31.380will react. They're mass producing essentially these bot farms. It's the science behind how
00:21:36.900you're seeing these Wu Mao armies generate these fake, often anti-Trump comments. And again, these
00:21:42.620their Chinese state universities, but also sometimes political warfare elements of the
00:21:46.800military. So for example, during the 2024 race, researchers at Beijing University collected 1,000
00:21:55.580Trump-Harris posts and over 25,000 replies to them. So they trained AI off of those models,
00:22:02.900the LLMs. They trained them to be able to respond to future posts from President Trump or Kamala
00:22:09.500Harris or whoever, and be able to basically mock or simulate a reply from an American to
00:22:16.600most likely attack President Trump, they say in their reporting that it could, quote,
00:22:22.560help shape public opinion in the United States. In Beihong University, researchers mapped over
00:22:29.880323,000 accounts in the U.S., so these are American voters, and from that pulled information
00:22:36.620getting their political leanings. They then modeled how targeted content, so that is Chinese
00:22:42.660propaganda, not even necessarily Chinese in nature, but certain stories could change, in this case,
00:22:48.720particularly swing voters and potentially election results. The code, the GitHub name for this
00:22:55.520project literally was, quote, manipulation of swing voters. Fudan University built basically
00:23:03.340an AI political focus group, pulling, stealing information from 10,000 real ex-users, profiling
00:23:10.600everything, age, gender, income, their voting patterns. And it's really interesting because
00:23:15.560in this specific study, you actually saw them testing negative Trump messages, particularly
00:23:22.640around his age and fitness for office. And they then used 171 million ex-posts to create
00:23:33.260a voter pool where they were then pulling basically creating these fake ai modeled voters
00:23:39.480based off of information that i've put out there that our audience put out put put out there and
00:23:44.660is then testing in this case they were testing swing state pennsylvania messaging very curious
00:23:50.100that they're going after swing states they're questioning them their views on guns immigration
00:23:55.000race religion election integrity voting behavior all of that and lastly before i just make all this
00:24:02.800make sense. And by the way, there are dozens of examples. I'm just reading some. But Wuhan
00:24:07.120University was trying to create a, quote, voter portrait of Trump's dependable right-wing base,
00:24:13.600saying that it could provide a, quote, scientific basis for China-U.S. policy. The state funded a
00:24:19.920basically model of what an America first view would be on tariffs and just broader assessment
00:24:25.320of alliances. It's really interesting in the pictures as the studio has them, you can see that
00:24:30.300abstracting this at the highest level they're running like you know 235 the prediction stuff
00:24:36.720they're literally running mock elections and then they're basically beta testing by making fake
00:24:43.140americans off of the information that they're pulling from these social media networks by the
00:24:47.900way powered by a lot of these ai technologies that we are now currently debating whether or not we
00:24:52.460allow them to have access to to then see which messages are the most effective whether it's
00:24:59.560changing their opinion about China, in some cases changing who they're voting for. And the language
00:25:04.780with which they're describing this is not, oh, we want to better understand, we want to see how we
00:25:09.380can improve. No, no, no, no. It's about manipulating voters, manipulating their beliefs, their ability
00:25:14.980to turn out. And I think when you pair this with the voting data, it really clearly, through a sort
00:25:21.180of roundabout way, no declassification necessary, makes it very clear that the CCP is trying to
00:25:27.180influence our elections and it's not just by like fang fang this is extremely advanced ai models or
00:25:35.160ai particularly the llms right where they're pulling information they're siphoning off data
00:25:41.440it's worse than what facebook does with it to create avatar versions of americans so they can
00:25:46.800better forecast election results and then find the specific issues whether it's race relations or
00:25:53.640whatever to inflame. And again, that they're targeting swing state voters is kind of the lead
00:25:59.320there. This is not just happy-go-lucky research stuff. Again, this is military researchers doing
00:26:04.060this kind of stuff. Just want to quickly, they're using AI and they've done this first
00:26:14.820by trying to understand the American electorate. But all this entire intention was to weaponize
00:26:20.620this to actually go to Twitter and put out memes and put out information, put out a little burst
00:26:26.620that are trying to, because they've understand how you move the populace, how you move a mass
00:26:31.360audience, is actually try to move it and use something like innocuous, not about policy,
00:26:37.440but about Trump's weight or his health, things like that. Obviously, policy things,
00:26:41.420but to try to do a broad gamut to try to impact this midterm election, ma'am?
00:26:46.620Exactly. But this has been going on way before this midterm election. The data sets I'm looking
00:26:53.380at are basically 2020 onwards. But everybody knows China meddles in our elections. The United
00:26:59.600States does it too. They just don't really have elections worth meddling with. But this is a very
00:27:04.020different scientific application and a level that has really never before been seen, that is only
00:27:09.800enabled by these super advanced LLMs and these super advanced... When you talk about weaponized
00:27:16.320cases of AI, this is the dark underbelly. Now, when you tweet, you are basically helping the
00:27:24.240Chinese Communist Party create a profile of the American electorate. And because we have no
00:27:30.660restrictions on any of this stuff, and we're literally giving them these models, they can
00:27:35.500then turn that around, use it as a weapon against us, and better understand that, oh, this group of
00:27:41.440people is really going to turn out in Pennsylvania, so they're worth targeting. This group's not.
00:27:45.300It's not. So it is advancing their political influence model.
00:27:52.600Natalie, where do people go to get on your Substack this weekend? We're going to have you back on Monday.0.57
00:27:57.700I got much more to go through with you. Where do people go over the weekend to dive into this?
00:28:04.160New stories coming out throughout the weekend. NatalieGwinters.substack.com. NatalieGwinters on X.
00:28:09.780Thank you, Steve, for having me. I really appreciate you letting me talk about these things.
00:31:58.660I'm not saying we should definitely always be the prime reserve currency.
00:32:02.080It's a debate to have, but you can't have it now because if we weren't the prime reserve currency, folks, we would be Argentina because we have $2 trillion deficits that we have to finance.
00:32:56.540So the other day, and you did the commemoration at the American Legion Post, based upon your book, Washington's Immortals, which you kind of went back and derived all this, the kind of the kickoff of the battle, the horrible first two days.
00:33:09.320On day three tonight at about 7 o'clock Eastern Day, I think it's when they get the Council of War, and they come to a conclusion that our backs are to the wall at Brooklyn Heights.
00:33:32.140Today we had the American Dunkirk, sir.
00:33:35.180This is an absolute miracle that this has ever pulled off, Steve.0.64
00:33:39.320Because the Council of War takes place, and then within hours, John Glover in the 14th Continental, The Indispensables, the best-selling book that I wrote, is given the order to take or assemble all the small boats that they can find and begin the evacuation.
00:33:57.680And initially, they are ordered to attack because they're concerned that a soldier within the lines will betray the cause.
00:34:09.320A single piece of information that says that the Continental Army is retreating would blow the entire operation.
00:34:17.560That didn't come from them, the Continental Army, but it did come from a scorned woman who was a loyalist who had a townhouse that was overlooking the evacuation point.
00:34:31.300And that night, she sent her servant, who's an African-American, into the British lines to warn them that the Americans were evacuating.
00:34:43.240And praise be to God that the servants stumbled into the lines that were occupied by Hessian soldiers or Germans.
00:34:53.420They did not understand his English, that the Americans were trying to evacuate.
00:34:59.080And it took us several hours for it to get to work its way up the chain of command.
00:35:04.920So there's all of these factors that are that are at play to somehow evacuate in front of a massive British army and Hessian army of 20,000 strong.
00:35:17.060Patrick, one of the hardest one, the one, the hardest things to do is to cross a forced crossing of a river under gunfire.
00:35:24.860The second hardest thing to do is an organized retreat that doesn't turn into chaos under, you know, they got the whole British Army, plus they have the Royal Navy right there.
00:35:38.740This forced evacuation is like, first off, you sit in the Council War, you almost say, hey, Washington, General Washington, we better fight it out here because we're never going to get across the East River, we'll be destroyed, sir.
00:35:49.640in the east river steve is a raging torrent because there was a nor'easter that day and
00:35:58.000the day before so that it is storming out and it's the tides are just absolutely insane and
00:36:06.080they somehow have to have to to to gather all these small boats as they get down towards the
00:36:12.580Brooklyn Bridge. And they start to set off with the wounded first and the horses and the cannon.
00:36:20.320And as soon as they go across the river, Steve, the tide in the river is bringing them directly to
00:36:27.580the British fleet in New York Harbor. They're not able to cross. Nothing is working. And the
00:36:35.000Continental Army is, the men that are sailing these boats are the most seasoned and experienced
00:36:40.920mariners in the entire continental army because they spend most of their year fishing the grand
00:36:48.040banks up in nova scotia which are absolutely treacherous every year scores of men die
00:36:53.540just because of massive waves capsize their ships and they have to fish in these in the
00:36:59.820grand banks and the water waters are absolutely treacherous so they develop this teamwork
00:37:04.440of, you know, of this amazing situation of the Grand Banks. And now they're faced with this
00:37:11.600and nothing is working that night. The boats go across or they try to penetrate the river.
00:37:18.200They don't get far. They pull back. They try to find Washington that night to call off the
00:37:23.840operation and he can't be found. He's out, you know, out in the line somewhere. And fortunately,
00:37:30.400the operation pushes forward and at this point the the tides do change and they're able to move
00:37:37.620across but it's not a situation where they take you know they let's say they have 50 or so boats
00:37:44.080the number is not exact it's never never been known but it's there were a number of small boats
00:37:49.220but they would have to cross a dozen times to to bring across 9 000 men that's how treacherous was
00:37:57.880it was it was not only the tides but they also had to worry about the royal navy coming up the
00:38:03.640river and blowing them to smithereens and another miracle occurs that night where the wind does not
00:38:12.100fail favor the royal navy where their sails could bring the ships up the river into the fort of up
00:38:18.700towards the british for the american fortifications at brooklyn hides as well as near the crossing
00:38:23.280point so things start to move back and forth on the river um but it's just constantly touch and
00:38:31.240go but it's also this race against time steve where dawn is coming and once dawn comes you
00:38:39.540have this massive juggernaut of over 20 000 of the crown's finest troops and hessian soldiers
00:38:46.660that are about to pounce on your position which you're evacuating so you only have a small number
00:38:52.400of guys on the trenches and you're crossing the river and oh by the way the entire british fleet
00:39:00.360can sail up that river and it's at this point that you know a true miracle occurs um a dense fog
00:39:11.480which had never been seen before at that time in in in new york history that they the locals can
00:39:18.760never remember, comes in and screens the movement. And they say that the fog was so dense that you
00:39:24.400couldn't see more than three or four yards in front of you. That's how dense it was. But the
00:39:32.000fog comes in and it settles across the river and it shields the American army as they cross under
00:39:40.220Glover's men. And this is an extraordinary point. And near the end of this operation,
00:39:48.760One of the last people aboard the boats is General Washington himself in a true act of leadership.
00:39:57.020He's one of the last ones to go across.
00:40:00.440And people are starting to panic because Don has arrived.
00:40:07.520You know, there's British soldiers that are milling about that are coming towards the river.
00:40:12.240And Washington, I mean, it's a very dramatic scene.
00:40:15.100And there's chaos in the area near the boats.
00:40:18.800And Washington himself, who has this tremendous physical strength, lifts a large rock over his head and says that he will sink the boats to hell with the rock if they don't get in and, you know, commence the evacuation.
00:40:33.640And that is enough for the men that are there to continue to move across.
00:40:38.860i mean one of the things that comes out in your books and it's washington immortals that deals
00:40:46.000the maryland regiment that was at the american thermopoly on uh on thursday and the indispensables
00:40:52.800which is about the marvel head men that actually and they have many adventures but this is the one
00:40:57.680where they basically extract uh the continental army in the american dunkirk on the 29th which
00:41:04.120would take place tonight beginning at 7 p.m. approximately and going all night until dawn
00:41:10.620the next day in which the fog covered him. Give me a minute or two before we go to break. I'm
00:41:15.500holding you into the next segment. Washington's physical courage. Now, he had never really
00:41:24.040led, had to make the tactical decisions for large bodies of troops, and some of those
00:41:30.360tactical failings were seen here in the last 72 hours but one of the things that always bailed
00:41:38.040him out at least initially was his physical presence and physical courage patrick o'donnell
00:41:44.260yeah there's a that's a very true statement steve he was an immensely strong individual and
00:41:51.660In The Indispensables, there's a very famous scene where there's a snowball fight in, you know, in Cambridge outside of the British line, American lines with the British lines in Boston.
00:42:06.760And the snowball fight begins with some of the Southern troops seeing men in Glover's regiment who were African American.
00:47:05.080Birch Gold makes sure Philip Patrick is going to be back here on Monday.
00:47:07.700In fact, Patrick O'Donnell is going to join us to give a summary of kind of the four days, the first days of combat.
00:47:13.600The extraction was not to get away from the War of Independence in its first days.
00:47:21.460You actually go to Manhattan, and that's a whole nother story.
00:47:24.700Remember, they just kind of fight a fighting retreat all the way back to they cross the Delaware, get to Pennsylvania.
00:47:29.480And then, as you know from every Christmas, when we have the combat history of Christmas that Patrick and I have been doing for about a dozen years, we talk about Trenton and all that.
00:48:05.560Patrick O'Donnell, what's amazing is that Washington's Immortals is about really, it's much more,
00:48:11.920But it's got the American Thermopylae because the the Washington's 400, the Maryland 400, the 256 gave their lives to slow down the British advance.
00:48:24.100And that is the American Thermopylae. Right.
00:48:27.500And then you've got the men from Marblehead, the Indispensables that are.1.00
00:48:32.080Guess what? They're on the Delaware River in Trenton.1.00
00:48:36.080these are these are mariners and they perform an american dunkirk within 72 hours we had both the
00:48:44.480american thermopoly and we had the american dunkirk and that's why the story of the revolution
00:48:49.400drilled down get his you know get the american revolution from eric get the books from patrick
00:48:54.720o'donnell and patrick i gotta give you a little hat tip you did change public and hit a publishing
00:48:59.380history up until really you came out with the immortals a lot of publishers and they told you
00:49:04.740time patrick just keep feeding us keep feeding us the world war ii stuff that sells you're a
00:49:11.160best-selling author don't break the formula you took years out of your life you said no
00:49:15.240this story must be told that's why i love you so much in this the war room loves you and loves
00:49:20.480the books uh it's just incredible no you washington's immortals and revolutionary
00:49:28.220Snipers, which is available for pre-order, is these are band of brothers of the American