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00:00:00.000 this is what you're fighting for I mean every day you're out there what they're doing is blowing

00:00:11.680 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the

00:00:18.660 authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just

00:00:24.580 like in Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and

00:00:29.320 misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is

00:00:33.600 the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's

00:00:40.640 your host Stephen K Bannon okay Monday 5 February 2024 what a day what a way to kick off a week what

00:00:48.940 a way to kick off a month I'm telling you the world's on fire right now for good reason I want

00:00:54.580 to bring in John Henry Weston one of the most respected guys in kind of Catholic news throughout

00:01:00.140 the world over at LifeSite News one of the most revered and respected news sites John Henry and

00:01:05.120 I think you signed this get our audience because they're coming after the evangelicals on one hand

00:01:10.900 and they're coming after the traditional Catholics on the other and one of the reasons they're saying

00:01:15.060 is that all of us are Christian nationalists right which they deem as these domestic threat and it's

00:01:19.800 now starting to spread throughout the world that this is the these are the worst people in the world

00:01:22.900 these Christian nationalists there was a letter sent last week to the Pope it's caused a firestorm

00:01:29.520 I think you're one of the drafters are we certainly one of the signatories what what is it what does the

00:01:35.080 letter say how did it come about and why is it caused like a international news meltdown

00:01:40.120 so one of the things going on is right before Christmas Pope Francis promoted something to the shock

00:01:47.100 of everyone was allowing for the blessing of same-sex couples it was so startling it was

00:01:55.000 it was insane it's what Germany had been doing it's what Belgium had been doing but everybody thought

00:02:00.760 oh the citizens are going to put an end to that it's going to you know he's going to walk it back

00:02:04.120 well no Pope Francis himself signs on the document by Cardinal Fernandez who's now the head of the

00:02:10.220 dicastery for the doctrine of faith saying you can bless same-sex couples so huge reaction in fact

00:02:17.080 what happens is cardinals who were formerly at the Vatican in fact the very one who headed up the

00:02:22.560 same department from which the letter came from the congregation then congregation of doctrine faith

00:02:27.280 Cardinal Gerhard Miller he comes out saying absolutely not in a way Cardinal Robert Serra you know

00:02:33.180 great cardinal from Africa that was looked up to as a head of the congregation for divine worship

00:02:38.000 also rejects it so these are totally just retired uh Vatican sort of department chiefs if you will

00:02:45.480 and then all of Africa all of Africa rejects it and yet the Pope uh in in a follow-up to that

00:02:53.760 says he's opposed on it by small ideological groups there's no small groups so the letter then was

00:02:59.860 made by a bunch of scholars as well as journalists to write to the Vatican and it's really even though

00:03:07.060 it's directed to the Vatican it says you have to withdraw it it's actually directed to the bishops

00:03:11.900 we're aiming for the good bishops of the world to join their brother bishops in Africa to say

00:03:17.540 absolutely no to this Bishop Strickland just signed on to this and it's very very difficult because to

00:03:24.620 understand what it means they're saying it is approving the blessing of same-sex couples

00:03:29.700 at the same time they're trying to say oh we're not blessing the unions we're still regarding it as

00:03:35.380 sinful therefore we're not going to say this is not marriage Steve you remember when they were

00:03:40.800 pulling same-sex marriage over Canada over America or all the cities in Europe or the countries in

00:03:45.360 Europe what do they do do they come in with same-sex marriage right away no it was all about civil

00:03:50.120 unions we were even told civil unions so that they won't have marriage this is couples to get to unions

00:03:55.980 to get to marriage and to be honest I hate to say this but it's true if you want to be able to

00:04:05.100 interpret what Francis means because it's another ambiguous document use the hermeneutic of Francis

00:04:11.340 use the interpretation of Francis himself a few years ago there was a big controversy because Francis

00:04:16.300 was approving of same-sex civil unions he did it in a book he did it in a movie oh it was grave

00:04:22.400 controversy people were trying to say oh he didn't mean that he didn't mean yet the words are there

00:04:26.100 that he's on video saying it when he appoints cardinals who does he appoint all the pro-homosexualist

00:04:32.580 cardinals in America Gregory, Cupich, Tobin and it just keeps on going and which priest does he work

00:04:42.780 with most in America um and and by the way on the cardinals he gets rid of Cardinal Burke um and appoints

00:04:49.600 Cupich and company but then which priest does he work with most you know a father Frank Pavone no no

00:04:55.880 he gets cancelled but father James Martin the most homosexual promoting priest in America him he works

00:05:02.520 with not only did he call him to speak at a Vatican conference and appoint him as advisor to the Vatican

00:05:06.580 on one of the on one of the um pontifical councils he also meets with him three and four times

00:05:12.300 and answers the questions from his LGBT group that he started so there is a way of understanding what

00:05:19.980 Pope Francis means you just look at what Pope Francis does that is the hermeneutic of how to

00:05:25.700 understand what's going on here John Henry help me out here in the Episcopal Church when Archbishop

00:05:32.760 had this big blow up a couple of years ago and particularly in that's Anglican communion but it

00:05:37.800 particularly in North America the Episcopal Church the African bishops once again are like the

00:05:43.100 conservative Rocker Gibraltar about teachings now you see in the Catholic Church what is going on in

00:05:49.580 Africa they're under assault by the Muslims they're under assault by everything how is it that both in

00:05:55.580 the Anglican communion and in the Catholic Church people are looking for the African bishops to be kind

00:06:01.160 of the the the the grounding force here how did how did that happen on the issue of the family on the

00:06:08.900 protection of the sanctity of marriage it's the only place on earth that has remained firm why well

00:06:15.500 they've got an African culture of course but this is one thing I don't like Pope Francis actually said

00:06:22.260 well they're culturally bound therefore he gave them an escape and he said oh it doesn't you know they

00:06:26.840 don't have to do these blessings actually wrong they get the faith you can't be so it's almost

00:06:35.260 racist to suggest oh they're bound by their culture so they can't get the faith if they got the faith

00:06:39.300 then they'd understand that Jesus was wrong and St. Paul was wrong and really homosexuality is just fine

00:06:45.720 and good and really what they meant is that two people who love each other than just get together has

00:06:49.840 nothing to do with procreation wrong the bishops of Africa get it yes their culture helps and it helps

00:06:56.640 to have a culture that still pro marriage so that 95 98 percent of the congregants in your parish

00:07:04.400 are not going to tolerate you going offside and having a boyfriend as a priest or or approving of

00:07:10.520 or blessing of same-sex unions so that is where it has stayed strong um and the Anglicans have tried

00:07:18.140 now for 30 years to get their bishops to try to prove same-sex blessings and homosexual blessings

00:07:24.060 and homosexual marriages it's not going and it's not going to work either with the Catholic bishops

00:07:29.080 it was interesting too on um it was actually January of last year um the Pope suggested that

00:07:37.020 the African bishops need to convert in the area of these anti-sodomy laws and rules that they have

00:07:42.900 in Africa they're not doing it though

00:07:45.100 John Henry uh traditional Catholics obviously the FBI you've had the the roll-up of of people

00:07:53.220 praying at uh at abortion centers you had the kicking down the doors of traditional Catholics

00:07:58.140 you had the FBI memo that the Latin mass groups which my it was about to perish my parents uh helped

00:08:04.340 start back in the late 70s for uh for the tridentine um the tridentine service um their their breeding

00:08:12.460 ground for domestic terrorists is this letter is this the opening salvo you think on a broader

00:08:17.420 uh discussion within the church about the direction of the church that actually could lead to a schism

00:08:23.980 I would hope that this would be about a broader discussion in the church the schism will be and

00:08:33.940 it's almost going on now but it's not by traditional Catholics who's going into schism is Pope Francis

00:08:40.540 himself because he's teaching a different doctrine remember what the scriptures say about the teaching

00:08:45.020 of the church Paul writes Saint Paul even if I or an angel from heaven were to come and preach a

00:08:52.620 different gospel let him be anathema and that's the difficulty we have six documents official

00:08:58.880 documents in the church right now that seem to be heretical you had scholars bishops all appeal to

00:09:05.160 Pope Francis please please please don't do this don't go down here don't do the Pachamama don't do the

00:09:10.920 the all religions are equal dance that he's been doing yet no one seems to have been able to get to

00:09:18.040 them it's also because there's not a strong united voice the best of bishops say you know

00:09:24.100 well we have to try and interpret it in a way that they have to do mental gymnastics to do to do that

00:09:29.640 and yet it's very clear if you look at Francis at his example his hermeneutic if you will the whole wide

00:09:38.140 world understands what this is that's why you have you know Newsweek everybody praising Francis for this

00:09:44.940 great move and yet all the bishops the good bishops in America and elsewhere who are trying

00:09:50.680 not to say anything are saying nope nothing to see here is still all Catholic teaching is just fine

00:09:56.640 yet it says the document says it's about the blessing of same-sex couples and then what does

00:10:02.820 that mean well it's pretty obvious when you look at Francis what he means

00:10:05.880 John Henry Weston where can people follow you this is an exploding story with global implications

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00:10:47.320 first thing in the morning every day John Henry Weston thank you so much for your leadership your

00:10:51.580 great journalism great to be with you Steve thank you so much God bless you thanks let's go to Rome

00:10:57.380 and our own Ben Harnwell Ben uh first this is where you and I started off our journey together about

00:11:03.060 these types of topics give me your perspective before we get into the more mundane Ukraine war

00:11:09.980 farmers we'll go from the sublime to the less sublime

00:11:13.920 good uh good afternoon Steve yeah well look the Catholic I don't like saying what I'm gonna have

00:11:20.700 to say now because I don't want to scandalize our great evangelical brethren um who uh who who watch

00:11:29.100 this show um because I don't like what washing the Catholic Church is dirty laundry um right in

00:11:36.800 public but the truth is this the Catholic Church has been what is called the Catholic Church many

00:11:41.880 people say it's not actually the true uh church of Jesus Christ um founded by Christ um what is

00:11:51.040 considered to be popularly the Catholic Church has been the institution that is to say has been

00:11:56.320 meltdown since the mid-60s and the second Vatican Council this is the sordid truth uh for the last

00:12:03.580 basically six decades we have had we Catholics have had a make it up as you go along religion

00:12:10.560 and it's been happening year by year decade by decade and this is is now just the end product of this

00:12:18.120 um but if you are basically without going into into inside baseball here but if you are a novus

00:12:24.100 auto Catholic um this is what you signed up for right folks if you are just an ordinary standard

00:12:30.960 you go to mass your regular Paris mass on Sunday this is exactly what you signed up for

00:12:35.760 if you accept unquestioningly all of the all of the the the popes at the Catholic Church since 1958

00:12:43.700 since Pope Pius XII um have proposed as popes and they've been changing the post that they've been

00:12:50.000 basically boiling the water with the frogs in it for the last 60 years then you're going to end up

00:12:54.280 with this situation and as John Henry said even if uh quoting St. Paul even if you had an angel of

00:12:59.160 light with a new gospel this is you know Francis is not even dressed up as an as a as an angel of

00:13:06.540 light right you know often on I get people commenting on my getter feed saying that you know he's a

00:13:11.640 wolf in sheep's clothing I have the same response I've had the same response for three years since

00:13:16.560 I've been on getting he's not a wolf in sheep's clothing he's a wolf in wolf's clothing he's

00:13:21.160 exactly right he's exactly what you what you know there are no subtlety he's a globalist

00:13:27.280 possibly I think atheist a man who deeply hates the traditional Catholic faith only probably anything

00:13:35.180 he hates more than the traditional Catholic faith are traditional Catholics um there's no pretense

00:13:40.580 that he's he sees his job as safeguarding the unchanging faith as it's come down to us

00:13:46.340 from the apostles he's been trying to to change it every single moment and look at who his ally

00:13:52.560 allies are Steve they're just the global they they are our sociopathic overlords the globalists

00:13:58.580 in fact on getter I call him the um the honorary chaplain of the new new world order because that's

00:14:04.880 what he sees his role as it's certainly not as the successor of St. Peter I don't recognize him as pope

00:14:10.020 um but if you do perhaps it's a moment to take a quiet reflection and say look look this is not

00:14:16.760 what I had signed up for it's not what my family has signed up for I want to be a fervent believing

00:14:21.800 Catholic believing the Catholic uh Christian faith um and then look around there's a whole wealth of

00:14:28.680 information out there on the internet right the answers are pretty much there if you have the

00:14:33.380 courage to follow them um and then in prayer and in discernment

00:14:40.020 uh try and try and work out uh the path forward but if you blindly accept this man who I say is a

00:14:46.420 wolf in wolf's clothing if you blindly accept him as this dude basically the lazy option say okay look

00:14:51.840 he's the pope I'm just gonna accept whatever he does okay this is no look around you this is what

00:14:56.900 you have signed up for I don't recognize it I don't accept it and I'm trying my best to hold to the

00:15:02.640 traditional Catholic faith and by the way just going back to the evangelical point here I find myself

00:15:07.480 with affinity to to believe in conservative evangelicals I see in them far more of a of a

00:15:13.860 fraternal affinity than I have with 99 percent of so-called pseudo-Catholics Steve

00:15:19.560 uh before we put another topic you said you don't accept him as your pope what do we have an option

00:15:28.040 this is really uh the question for perhaps a Saturday afternoon deep dive look formerly look

00:15:37.940 I can't tell you because I can't I don't have any position of authority here in the Catholic church to

00:15:43.140 offer pastoral guidance I tell you what I have not accepted him as pope definitively um since he said

00:15:49.860 that Jesus three years ago he said that Jesus Christ in his earthly life wasn't divine uh that is

00:15:56.620 I mean that's not even I mean it's not even heresy right because all branches of Christians believe

00:16:03.020 in the divinity of Jesus Christ that is what that is the most essential fundamental point of being a

00:16:08.560 Christian that you believe that Jesus Christ is God this man who calls himself pope is recognized as pope

00:16:14.200 doesn't believe it and he justified it he said that the fact that Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane

00:16:20.680 prayed to the father uh that the that the that the and that the chalice be passed from him and not

00:16:27.580 as I will though father as you are he said that was evidence that he wasn't that he wasn't a divine

00:16:32.580 being but I mean the guy I mean I don't know if he's ignorant or acting in bad faith or if he's

00:16:37.320 incompetent he doesn't seem to know that basically the elements of of of things like the hyperstatic

00:16:42.960 union that the the Catholic church this is before the reformation so I said the Catholic church when

00:16:47.980 there was only one church uh the Catholic church worked worked these things out in sort of the

00:16:52.440 third fourth fifth symphonies centuries and what we have now is is is basically the product of those

00:16:59.200 ecumenical councils he's ignorant I don't know he I don't know as I said if he's just incompetent

00:17:04.660 if he's acting in bad faith I think he's acting in bad faith um it's not possible that someone can

00:17:10.540 reach that those heights of of the ecclesiastical chain and be ignorant of these things so when he says

00:17:16.940 this I I've seen him acting in bad faith but from that moment forth I do not recognize him Steve

00:17:21.180 I do not recognize him and therefore I'm not bothered not bothered by these by these doctrinal

00:17:26.860 changes and these possible changes because I just ignore him uh people should know when I met Ben

00:17:34.100 we've been working together I know for about a decade this was his this was his line of work and

00:17:38.680 it's one of the most brilliant guys I know and a convert the Catholicism I might add uh Ben I I want

00:17:44.000 to hold the farmers everything else we got right wing I just got enough time to give us an update

00:17:48.400 because this is now becoming central because of this fight over the budget and over the supplemental

00:17:53.740 about Ukraine because that's the centerpiece just get our audience up to date on what I call the soft

00:17:58.620 military coups Zelensky now over the weekend has changed it that he might get rid of a whole slew of

00:18:03.880 senior officials to try to cover uh the bad news that that his military chief is revered Victoria

00:18:10.680 Newland looked like she went over to kind of salvage things what's an update well Steve there is no

00:18:16.880 update this is the great astonishing thing here that this CNN led the world's media uh towards the

00:18:23.640 close of last week um scooping their their their their special sources which had assured them

00:18:29.520 that CNN that is the Ukrainians had assured CNN that um Zelensky would be gone by Friday

00:18:35.880 um and he's not gone um so I I don't trust those there's no there's basically no update on this

00:18:43.020 we were promised from an hour by hour that this was all in motion and and this is I think the

00:18:48.560 astonishing thing that uh that everything has been frozen I think this shows a tremendous weakness

00:18:54.440 um the longer this goes unresolved it shows uh President Zelensky and a weaker and weaker position

00:19:01.860 even for example Newsweek I'll just read out this headline here because I think it's perfectly

00:19:05.800 illustrated Zelensky in a bind over tough commanders future that's really the situation

00:19:11.300 out of the world's media is starting to pick up on that that what was supposed to be a power move

00:19:16.480 on behalf of Zelensky to assert his authority it's just um an astonishing display of weakness

00:19:22.840 now talking about the press the Washington Post look Steve when this when this thing broke you might

00:19:29.120 remember I came on it was live um 11 p.m Rome time I came on the show um with with this latest news

00:19:37.340 that that there's something going on um in Ukraine and we said what did we say Steve we said the

00:19:44.820 astonishing thing here is that it appears that America and the UK haven't been consulted this was

00:19:50.360 confirmed uh uh later on by by the times amongst others saying that that his western allies hadn't

00:19:56.940 been consulted and in fact Zelensky had been fired for a few hours on Monday and while Zelensky was

00:20:05.140 speaking to two generals to see if they would take his place that's when the UK and the US from reading

00:20:12.260 this from social media came into play and put pressure on Zelensky to back down okay now so we

00:20:19.040 said what did we say on the war room Steve what was our hot take on the war room we said that this is

00:20:23.600 very damaging for President Biden who's supposed to be a stalwart ally of this regime not even to

00:20:29.580 have been consulted those words Steve uh and we were the only organization I think to make that

00:20:34.880 particular observation that that insight must have stung because the Washington Post over the weekend

00:20:40.320 came out with this astonishing article saying no no no no the uh the the the US had been um had been

00:20:47.100 consulted and said that it didn't have any um any objections to make see this is frankly flatly you

00:20:54.540 can just reject this out of hand it's not true and it can't possibly be true here's why here's how you

00:21:00.720 know this can't be true because the whole of the past week Steve the world's media was wondering

00:21:05.360 whether there's a military coup about to take place in uh in Kiev in in Ukraine and the Biden

00:21:12.520 administration didn't say a single word it would have been the easiest thing for them to have done

00:21:17.120 to come out and say we've been consulted on this we've said to Zelensky do what you need to do we'll

00:21:23.180 support you whatever that would have quelled a lot of tension and a lot of um instability in Ukraine

00:21:29.620 and and the surrounding area the White House didn't say anything because the truth is it had no idea what

00:21:34.980 was going on like the rest of us that's why Victoria Newland flew on her emergency uh visit to Kiev that

00:21:43.360 was you can see Steve you pointed out at the time how hastily that supposed press conference had been

00:21:48.260 thrown together um that's basically the embassy picks up the phone and says she's landing in half an

00:21:53.740 hour get everything ready that's how much preparation they had but that's because the state department did

00:21:58.840 not know what was going on so when the Washington Post comes out and and cites um an administration

00:22:05.360 an administration source saying no no the the U.S. was consulted that shows how how how seriously they

00:22:10.960 take us the very opposite is the truth um the U.S. isn't taken remotely seriously by Zelensky um and I

00:22:18.080 think as a number of other uh sources in the media had suggested Zelensky is going to own whatever happens

00:22:25.160 now he's going to own the consequences of whatever happens now the you have two things number one the

00:22:33.020 the military chief they put the burden on him on the 500,000 new recruits they can't fight there's

00:22:38.360 no spring offensive unless they restock this army uh because they've taken such huge casualties on

00:22:43.980 essentially defending you know what they've got the really spring offensive is just throwing bodies

00:22:48.500 uh into a charnel house for nothing he's being blamed for that but he's telling them hey we can't

00:22:54.000 that many people it's just not going to work and Zelensky doesn't want to hear it at the same time

00:22:58.500 you have on Capitol Hill there's going to be a huge fight over this Ukraine money Biden's put no plan

00:23:04.600 together what's next year what's the following year but you can't put money into a single even people

00:23:09.880 that support this Ukrainian cause don't you believe they have to realize that this is a government that's

00:23:15.180 coming apart I mean Zelensky over the weekend said well it's not just the military commander I may

00:23:19.400 replace four or five other senior people uh it is a government that's coming that's that's spinning

00:23:25.220 out of control and coming unwound the last thing the last thing the United States needs to do is put

00:23:30.300 60 billion dollars and people are lying about the European deal it's not 50 billion uh euros it's it's

00:23:37.520 24 billion euros over two years so it's basically a 12 billion dollar for the first year 12 billion for

00:23:42.840 the second and then they have an option which they'll never agree to so the funding sources are drying up

00:23:48.480 and here in the United States a big part of this debate is going to be what's happening in Kyiv

00:23:52.920 because it seems like it's uh it's coming unwound sir see that that analysis is spot on and all I can

00:24:00.660 do is repeat what we said on the war room last week another factor that must be in play here and it seems

00:24:06.740 to be absent from the Senate's uh discussion on this in presenting that its final draft bill on this

00:24:13.480 who whom is the United States going to be giving this money to if if they were in a situation where

00:24:21.640 the civilian government's future is in jeopardy and there might be a coup and this is every possibility

00:24:27.760 that this could be the case and we now have we will have a military junta um running Ukraine a

00:24:34.740 dictatorship how on earth now how on earth can the Biden administration say we're in this to defend

00:24:41.100 democracy when the Ukrainian government will have uh be a military uh government overthrowing having

00:24:47.660 overthrown the civilian government and this year there's a presidential election where Putin's standing

00:24:54.500 for re-election in a perfectly well I won't say it's perfectly uh regular but it is at least an election

00:25:01.820 um how on earth do we then how does the west the allies in the west still maintain that we're in this

00:25:07.420 to preserve um democracy that argument's been increasingly threadbare steep for the last two

00:25:13.380 years thanks largely to Zelensky's own maneuvers in Ukraine so this is a question that the United

00:25:18.900 States Congress must work out before it gives us another single red cent to um to Ukraine and I

00:25:26.020 hope you know hopefully it won't give another penny at all but it needs to find out it needs to be sure

00:25:31.220 that there is a civilian government in Ukraine because it cannot be funding a military dictatorship

00:25:36.060 uh real quickly where do people go to get all your great updates on uh getter thank you so much

00:25:43.920 steve simply my surname uh at harnwell on getter it's my social media platform of choice

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00:30:57.600 senator we try to under understand the uh the feedback and and how people feel about the services

00:31:05.820 we can improve what a minute your own your own study says that you make life worse for one in three

00:31:12.320 teenage girls for years you've been coming in public and testifying under oath that there's

00:31:16.780 absolutely no link your product is wonderful the science is nascent full speed ahead while

00:31:22.060 internally you know full well your product is a disaster for teenagers my question is who did

00:31:29.500 you fire for this senator we study all this because it's important we want to improve our services

00:31:35.180 well you just told me a second ago you studied it but that there was no linkage

00:31:37.820 fire senator this is why we're building all who did you fire tools senator that's i don't think

00:31:43.440 that that's who did you fire i'm not going to answer that um that's because you didn't fire anybody

00:31:48.840 right you didn't take any significant action it's appropriate hey everyone today i'm bringing meta's

00:31:54.640 two ai research efforts closer together to support our long-term goals of building general intelligence

00:32:01.140 open sourcing it responsibly and making it available and useful to everyone in all of our daily lives

00:32:07.080 people are also going to need new devices for ai and this brings together ai and the metaverse

00:32:13.740 because over time i think a lot of us are going to talk to ais frequently throughout the day

00:32:18.700 and i think a lot of us are going to do that using glasses because glasses are the ideal form factor

00:32:24.720 for letting an ai see what you see and hear what you hear so it's always available to help out

00:32:30.360 i am live streaming from my meta rayman glasses uh this is a first for us so this should be fun

00:32:36.640 so these are the meta smart glasses meta stories facebook glasses i suppose and um they capture

00:32:44.260 video they capture cameras it's really cool you don't have to bring out your phone will don's apple

00:32:48.720 vision pro when you put on apple vision pro what you see is your space and everything in it oh wow

00:32:54.300 another way a physical digital hybrid form of computing so that the type of inputs that you put

00:33:02.740 into the hardware which are either self-contained virtual reality headsets augmented reality goggles

00:33:09.560 or your phone or new types of wearables the these all have input from your environment

00:33:16.700 that is necessary to calibrate the devices and you have body-based data that you give back to the

00:33:23.100 devices so it makes it feel real to your body and your cognition in a way that flat screen computing just doesn't

00:33:32.740 okay welcome joe allen joins us our editor for all things transhumanism joe you were at ces you kind

00:33:39.120 of saw the products of the future what they were pushing next thing you know we have this really

00:33:43.620 monumental hearing that didn't get enough attention i think from the uh the leaders of all the social

00:33:49.700 media companies that got ripped apart by the uh by the senate at least in the questioning now you've

00:33:56.740 got everything people are coming out the facebook uh the day after that hearing he announced a dividend

00:34:02.520 was going to be paid his net worth personal wealth increased 28 billion dollars plus he gave himself

00:34:08.960 a 700 million almost a billion dollar dividend payment uh zuckerberg's uh increased in his personal

00:34:15.040 net worth 28 billion dollars after that hearing where holly embarrassed him to apologize to the parents of

00:34:22.000 kids that have been destroyed where are we on this are the social media companies now

00:34:26.760 emboldened just to continue to shape the future and particularly shape the future for our most

00:34:32.960 vulnerable generation

00:34:33.960 yes steve the bad news is yes uh that's exactly what seems to be happening uh investors clearly saw

00:34:44.520 mark zuckerberg uh flip-flopping and floundering and unable to give any kind of answer that indicated he

00:34:51.500 has a conscience or even uh you know dim awareness of what it's like to be human and investors saw that

00:34:58.740 and i suppose uh wall street loves a sociopath wall street loves a predator so uh there you have it

00:35:05.440 uh the companies are going full steam ahead that's uh all of them twitter facebook uh google with their

00:35:13.080 products not a single one is giving any any indication that their quest to accelerate the development of

00:35:20.160 artificial general intelligence and a wide array of uh artificial narrow intelligences uh the metaverse

00:35:27.340 project that came to attention because of zuckerberg but of course preceded uh mark zuckerberg by decades

00:35:35.320 and is much broader than anything happening at meta even if meta is trying to stake a claim on it

00:35:41.780 but you saw uh there his pitch to the public that uh artificial general intelligence will be a primary

00:35:49.300 project going forward for meta that it will be open sourced meaning that uh the the code itself

00:35:57.140 will be available to others for their use or improvement or correction people who are uh let's say on the

00:36:05.480 doomer end of the spectrum with ai are horrified because that means that uh you know even a small

00:36:11.320 scale outfit could develop a potentially dangerous ai or agi due to the kind of open nature of what's

00:36:19.400 uh proposed anyway at meta but yeah all all in all steve what i am seeing here is the race to develop ai

00:36:29.140 the race to uh actually flesh out a metaverse that people want to spend significant amounts of time in

00:36:35.920 of course elon musk on top of that the race to create a direct brain computer interface which if

00:36:41.480 you think that people wearing goggles looks goofy and horrific uh imagine people with chips in their

00:36:46.520 brains and then on down the line uh and this is in direct competition of course too with china that's

00:36:53.040 how it's framed and uh the biden administration is trying to forge partnerships with china open ai held

00:37:01.200 secret diplomatic meetings at around the time of davos with their chinese counterparts to try to

00:37:07.960 craft a way forward to work uh together safely they say for ai so i see this as both a national and a

00:37:15.740 kind of consumer uh issue do you let your kids uh on social media do you let your kids immerse

00:37:22.840 themselves in the metaverse i would say that is a really bad idea uh but the government despite what

00:37:29.680 we saw from holly and others the government i don't think is going to step in and save anybody

00:37:34.700 from any of this not anytime soon and so it really is at the moment in our hands it's not it's not it's

00:37:42.000 not because it's going to be so the luddites got to take over because right now you see the power in

00:37:47.440 the lobbyists and all that real quickly because i've got to bounce the story in the in the daily mail

00:37:52.620 about metaverse is like a cesspool of perversion and degeneracy just give me a minute on that and is

00:37:59.000 is zuckerberg aware of that and if he's if he's aware of it why are why are not civil and criminal

00:38:05.020 charges being filed here yeah this has been an issue from the beginning uh there were stories going

00:38:12.180 back a year and a half two years and it's been you know reiterated again daily mail went into the

00:38:18.680 metaverse so to speak to see what uh was going on they found you know young children being groomed they

00:38:24.900 found uh simulated gang rape people being sexually assaulted this is not new and that's not to dismiss

00:38:31.180 it at all it's just to say it's kind of endemic uh perverts go online because the anonymity shields

00:38:37.840 them from any kind of consequences the virtual reality worlds are no different perhaps even the

00:38:43.340 enticements are are more uh prevalent or more intense because of the 3d nature i don't know but

00:38:48.800 yes this is uh going to be a huge problem it's a big question again for parents as they go forward

00:38:54.900 is this the way that you want to mold your child's mind even minus all the perversion i think it's a

00:39:01.420 bad idea but in this the same fashion as you have with the internet or any other sort of online forum

00:39:07.600 there's always the potential for uh you know predatory adults to groom your kids i think that

00:39:12.840 all in all this shows you know zuckerberg is absolutely aware of it just as he was aware of the

00:39:17.720 various child trafficking uh organizations operating on facebook so uh these people i don't think have

00:39:26.060 any concern whatsoever about public safety they want to accelerate their technology and they want

00:39:31.740 to increase their profits uh anything else seems to be incidental dark aeon transhumanism and the war

00:39:39.940 against humanity is the book from joe allen it is compulsively readable you won't put it down it

00:39:46.520 explains everything to you the conversions what we call the singularity uh joe social media where do

00:39:51.320 people get your writings you can find everything at joe b-o-t-x-y-z getter and x uh also warroom.org

00:40:00.720 under the transhumanism tab thank you very much steve joe allen great work now in our continuing

00:40:09.660 coverage of black history month the other day we had mark caoletta in this great book and movie about

00:40:15.060 justice thomas truly justice thomas's court he's one of the greatest americans of the 20th century

00:40:20.960 and now the 21st century we have dr john sibley butler and of course our own reynard jackson join

00:40:26.620 us dr butler i want to start with you we began the show we were talking about this schism that's

00:40:32.300 happening in the catholic church about traditional teachings it turns out the african bishops

00:40:36.800 are coming forward and really the backbone of the traditional and conservative catholics

00:40:41.440 and i mentioned a couple of years ago we had the exact same issue in the anglican communion in the

00:40:46.860 global episcopal church that in the united states they were looking towards conservative episcopalians

00:40:52.200 and anglicans were looking for towards the conservative bishops in africa to really be the backbone is is

00:40:59.400 this because is the traditional black family actually more conservative than the average american or even

00:41:06.320 the average family in england sir i think you're exactly right so if you look at my book if i can

00:41:12.140 say that entrepreneurship and self-help among black americans and look at the importance of religion

00:41:16.940 and i've always said that uh that black americans are certainly when you look at the ideas of some of the

00:41:24.120 most conservative people in the world conservative in the terms of education education of the children

00:41:29.660 and that's been so since the late 1800s so you have these enclaves of methodist churches uh private

00:41:36.720 private uh black colleges that have educated their kids for generations and generations so i would say

00:41:43.220 that when everything is done and all of the ideas are done that the most conservative people in america

00:41:49.840 are black americans when it comes to that portion that looks at the relationship between religion and

00:41:55.820 future generations that is no doubt that that is what my work has shown uh over the years so coming

00:42:07.860 to black america is a um is a good thing the question is will black americans show their their conservatism

00:42:14.360 uh when it comes to the relationship between religious ideas and the future for your children

00:42:19.000 doctors uh butler then everything has happened the last couple years this craziness and insanity on

00:42:28.640 transgender on uh on the uh on all these uh you know the what they're doing in the schools what's

00:42:35.180 the pornography that's putting in libraries this radical lgbtq if the black family is so uh conservative

00:42:43.020 the onslaught against the black family is relentless particularly the public school system what's what's

00:42:48.800 going to happen here black americans going to step up and say hey we've had enough of this

00:42:52.260 well after you have you have really kind of two black americans as barb was like to say we have the

00:42:58.240 black poor and we have the traditional the traditional educated americans i'm proud to say i'm a fourth

00:43:03.200 generation college graduate and so i'm in that tradition i think the assault comes from those

00:43:08.680 individuals who have been left out of that traditional kind of uh what i call black excellence so i think

00:43:15.580 that the assault on the black family is the assault on poor the poor black family and then even look

00:43:21.100 at the convergence of the two then there's no difference so raynard jackson used to would always

00:43:26.100 ask me but dr butler why are we talking to this portion of the black community when it comes to the

00:43:31.840 idea of conservatism of moving things ahead so steve you have you have to look at the history uh and

00:43:38.980 i'm a black southerner proud black southerner from louisanna i had everything uh growing up uh in the

00:43:45.640 1950s and the 1960s and i think that it's very very important to make that distinction now the question

00:43:52.080 is when would that element of black americans step up and say look we know what the problem is

00:43:57.700 so we have been educating people for generations and generations and the assault on the on the black

00:44:04.060 family has to be an interaction between hey history and where we're now steve we know how to

00:44:09.960 solve all of these problems okay so when i go when i go to a graduation at dillard university

00:44:15.760 and and and and and they ask all of the graduates to stand up and they're 100 years old we know how

00:44:22.100 to solve this issue so i think that um the question is when when will people come out and say look

00:44:28.260 here's a deal the black civil rights movement had been hijacked by by white groups i called i called

00:44:35.020 the uh the alphabet groups and and other white groups hijacking the civil rights movement okay

00:44:41.100 it's hijacked in a sense for example i'm a professor at university of texas at austin we've always had

00:44:47.260 white gays there we've always had whites who didn't know where to go to the bathroom there

00:44:51.880 we've always had all of these so-called white minority groups they have never been denied

00:44:57.220 so what they did steve they went from equal opportunity to how many right to how do you feel

00:45:04.540 uh who's who's offended right so so what you gotta do is i think that the the the uh the black

00:45:12.360 population has to separate itself and everybody should stand on their own history uh and and to

00:45:18.380 me a white gay is just a white guy a white uh lesbos just a white woman because steve i'm a southerner

00:45:25.180 and steve if you went to the white bathroom in the old days then you're white that's the way i look

00:45:31.460 at the world but to get back to your major point the big thing is people have got to step up and say

00:45:37.060 look here's the deal to get america moving forward okay get rid of the dependency go back to raynard

00:45:43.900 jackson what and what bob woodson has been talking about in myself in entrepreneurship and self-help

00:45:49.040 among black america and understand that the solutions going forward has already been done

00:45:56.080 by the black population there's nothing new so you got to get off this idea of calling people racist it

00:46:02.260 does absolutely nothing you know i debated david duke at lsu and uh the only thing i asked him for was

00:46:09.680 the contract to make the sheets for the clan now i don't want you hurting me but i want the contract

00:46:15.000 to make the sheets for the clan i don't care what you think this is america i did not go to

00:46:20.060 vietnam to get a bronze star for combat and valor for somebody to tell me how i can think and what i

00:46:25.300 can do okay so going forward i'm saying is that yeah the solutions are already there yes let me ask

00:46:34.620 you i want to talk about dei you know my daughter's a west point grad with the 101st airborne uh she's very

00:46:39.760 disturbed what's going on her beloved army i know you were a combat helicopter pilot in vietnam this

00:46:45.920 dei that's in the military it's been one of the great institutions for the advancement of patriotic

00:46:51.740 uh black americans do you see a crisis in the military right now among other institutions

00:46:57.200 where they're actually losing contact with conservative blacks about what should happen

00:47:01.540 well dei is a problem anywhere i wrote an article in the dallas morning news and tell her how dei is

00:47:09.760 killing black professors like me john butler dallas morning news and steve here's the deal

00:47:14.880 the purpose of the military is to defend the country even when you go back historically we fought world

00:47:21.080 war we fought world war you know world civil war with ex-slaves we fought world war one with

00:47:27.300 italian immigrants right and all of the equality stuff is an all is a byproduct of defending the country

00:47:34.440 military you do not go into the military and adopt the stuff that we have in the civilian stuff called

00:47:40.120 dei which there's no really definition of now if the definition of is for you to like everybody

00:47:48.000 well you know if you play golf you're my friend if you play guitar you're my friend you know and if

00:47:53.560 you like to solve problems you're my friend but the military itself has got to maintain

00:47:58.500 its traditional role of defending america and what and the great thing about the military is this

00:48:06.080 everybody who has a job as i did a book with charles masters all that we can be

00:48:10.600 uh that was the best book for the washington post i mean and uh uh and so think about the military if

00:48:18.280 you have a job in the military you've been trained if you cook you've been to cooking school

00:48:23.300 right if you're a helicopter guy you've been to helicopter school right and if you look at all of

00:48:29.160 that and you say what's the military for it is to defend the country right and the thing about the

00:48:35.120 military is that the social integration should take care of all of the dei and i was on the chopper

00:48:40.300 not vladen chopper by the way so i think i think it's important for us to understand that it's going

00:48:45.000 forward we have to understand that the purpose of the military is to defend the country and not to

00:48:51.180 solve all of the social is solving the social is as a byproduct of defending the country

00:48:56.820 blacks fought in the civil war as a byproduct to defend the country and there and they got paid

00:49:02.460 world war ii they got paid so my point is that we cannot let the military go down this dei road

00:49:10.380 right where there's no definition of it except you get you get weaker you need a strong military

00:49:16.960 a kick-butt military if you mess with me i'm coming after you and we should not be spending

00:49:22.580 time this is not equal opportunity dei is different it's oh are you offended uh by by the way i act you

00:49:30.220 got to get rid of all of that and have strong people in the military and i think the all volunteer

00:49:34.800 force has done a great job with what it it has but but the world is coming up as as charles

00:49:42.040 boscus my professor northwestern would say we have to have a very very strong military and dei does

00:49:49.580 not get us there uh back in the day steve let me just say this real fast back in the day we were

00:49:56.240 doing we were doing equal opportunity and race relations and we went to the uh army and said well

00:50:01.540 we're going to have all of these classes we went to the marine corps and the general said this is what

00:50:06.160 we do we take we take a black soldier and a white soldier and put them and let them low crawl

00:50:11.660 underneath wire barbed wire for a mile and when they come out they love each other so the point is

00:50:16.240 if you do the things that the military has always done then you don't need all of the stuff yeah

00:50:22.800 dr butler where do people get your books where they get your writings what's the website social

00:50:28.420 media all of it well you can do the uh the amazon is john simply butler i've got lots of books and

00:50:35.600 the ones that's prevalent here is entrepreneurship and self-help among black americans a reconstruction

00:50:41.300 of race and economics and i compare entrepreneur groups uh with with black americans argue that black

00:50:47.880 americans southern blacks did did a great job in creating their own their own institutions and those

00:50:53.400 kind of things and the other one is all that we can be with charles boscus about the military stuff that

00:50:59.000 i've talked about then i have one on technology transfer if you want to go to the technology route because

00:51:04.300 uh i'm considered one of the uh founders of austin texas in the tech in the tech field

00:51:09.680 uh so we did a great job with austin texas steve and it's good to talk to you again we talked earlier

00:51:14.880 about uh bringing uh manufacturing uh back to america i was a professor in china but we talked

00:51:20.540 earlier about that before yeah fantastic dr butler honor to have you on here rayner jackson thank you for

00:51:26.640 setting it up this whole series gonna be doing in the month of february talking to black entrepreneurs

00:51:31.300 historians all of it uh for our uh commemoration of black history month okay uh lou dobbs follows us

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