WarRoom Battleground EP 487： The Rise Of The American Serfdom; Economic Justice
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In this episode of the Economic War Room, Steve and Mike Carter and Kevin Freeman join me to discuss the $35 Trillion in debt that the United States is adding another trillion every hundred days, and how to deal with it.
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this is what you're fighting for I mean every day you're out there what they're doing is blowing
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people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the
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authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just
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like in Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and
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misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the
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fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your
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host Stephen K Bannon it's Wednesday 6th March year of our Lord 2024 thank you for the second hour of
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our late afternoon early evening show here I brought a couple of guys I really respect their judgment in
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this area you know this week we finally we got through Super Tuesday of course the previous hour
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we talked about a lot of the analytics coming out of that but we're already in the middle and
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confronted with this debacle of the federal budget which not one penny has been cut in fact they're
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mocking Johnson right now that no he didn't have any cuts it's actually 30 billion dollars higher when
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you really look at a real base 30 billion dollars higher than Pelosi's budget which is predicated upon
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and they're already talking about well get them next time we're going to get them in the in the 25 I
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think the 25 budget they're talking about um it's obviously not good enough and um it's a disaster
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it's going to lead to more disasters financially right now the Bank of America backs this up because they
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came out with a report a couple days ago backs up what we've been saying here in the world for six
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months that we're adding another trillion dollars to us to the overall face amount of the debt every
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hundred days it's it's not even close to being sustainable I want to start with Kevin Freeman
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and Mike Carter from Economic War Room guys thank you I want to start off just overall Kevin give us
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your overall perspective of where we are particularly with the house of cards of China is finally starting
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to uh collapse given their commercial real estate in the in the the the um smoke and mirrors of their
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banking system give us the big picture here uh before I go to Mike and ask him about the budget and what's
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happening there yeah well Steve you said it best it's unsustainable the current situation that we have with
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adding a trillion dollars every hundred days is impossible to sustain we have 34 and a half trillion
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dollars our interest only and frankly the interest and what we guarantee that we'll pay in social
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security and medicare is now exceeding the total tax receipts that means you could shut down all of
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Washington the defense department every government agency and just pay what we promised to pay that
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alone including the interest and you exceed what we're taking in but this is not coincidence I wrote
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a book a few years ago called according to plan and we're watching it play out I just interviewed David
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Webb the author of the book the great taking and we talked about how the central banks will use
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this as an opportunity to take over everything so that by 2030 you'll own nothing and you'll be happy
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only because uh you're not so deeply in debt they reset the system and they own everything and you're
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just a surf on their plantation walk me through just do the general math tax revenues well they had
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hoped it had been five trillion dollars it came out light as we predicted last year I think a 4.4
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trillion dollars they had a 600 billion dollar miss but you're saying if you add up social security
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medicare and I guess parts of medicaid and the interest on the debt that gets you right you're
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over five trillion right there you're right there you're at five trillion so you're right there you're
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you're in excess or equal or in excess to everything we take in so if if Johnson everything the government
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does they could shut everything down and we will be still spending as much money as we take in there
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and the fact that we'll never pay down a penny of the of the face amount of the debt
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so Mike Carter what how does that leave us now that you got 35 trillion of debt you're adding another
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trillion every hundred days just the refinancing it's almost gets beyond the where the fed uh it sets
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their interest rates because just refinancing a third of that debt which is essentially what happens
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every year uh it just drives in added cost of capital that goes through the entire system so
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so how do we how do we break this yeah one of the things that uh we're focused on here in the economic
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war room in our solution to action tank is is legislation that helps people to focus on uh how do they
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handle a hedge against inflation how do they get prepared for some of these economic threats that are
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out there and we are facilitating now legislation in 25 states that allows people to take part of what
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they make put in a bullion depository we have a texas bullion depository here in fact we just had a
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uh proposition on the ballot yesterday which got over 76 percent that said they wanted to authorize
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the comptroller to be able to take that gold and make it transactional uh gold silver and legal tender
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uh in texas and we got other states doing that same thing right now uh so that's that's one of the
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biggest hedges we see out there in terms of your audience and the audience members
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mike mike mike mike hang on let me just make sure i understand that you're saying
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are you going back to actually a trying to go back to a you're not going back to a gold back
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security you're you're actually going back to gold itself or silver precious metals
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and being able to use those in actual daily transactions exactly right and and it's happening
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in multiple states right now we have uh legislation being drafted we're on committees we're meeting with
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treasures out there uh kevin can talk more about it and what he highlights that in his book pirate
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money under article one section 10 of the constitution states can have their own legal tender
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as long as it's backed by silver and gold what we're doing is making that easy now through modern
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technology electronic technology uh getting states to authorize legal and gold as uh silver and gold as
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legal tender and being able to transact in that with a debit card uh this would be backed and supported
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by the states uh and it's an exciting real world solution to some of these economic events that we
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were just talking about is your point is is that we talk about gold's at an all-time high right now
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but on the the converse what the bricks nations see is that the purchasing power of the dollar is being
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destroyed it's being destroyed by these mad men up here in capitol hill because you just can't keep
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you can't do a trillion dollars every every hundred days we understand that the way to do that you have
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to monetize the debt you can't sell enough bonds you can't raise rates enough because you raise the
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rates enough to to sell more bonds it it drives the refinancing of your other debt so high it just
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destroys your economy so you have to monetize it monetize the debt which is essentially get
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the people to pay for it you know treasury and and fed work in conjunction this is one of the reasons
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they're trying to keep they're working in conjunction to keep the biden regime in there
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your point is that you're going to have to come to something like this if you just don't want to
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have a decreased purchasing power of your dollar yeah we've seen the dollar lose 87 percent of its
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value since 1971 when we went off the gold standard uh and so we've got so much debt federally wise that
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the country can't afford to go back to a gold and silver standard right now but states can do it and
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states are authorized to do that in article one section 10 and so what we've been doing is helping
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to facilitate that legislation in multiple states across the country of the 25 i don't think we're going
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to get it passed in all of them but i think there's a good chance we'll get one two maybe three this
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year others are doing study bills that can see the opportunity to be able to make gold and silver
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where do you think where do you think where do you think where do you think the uh your most advanced
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in texas well in texas we've already got a bullion depository built here uh which is good news all we've
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got to do is attach the atm or the debit card to that we just had a proposition on the ballot the other
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day that got uh i saw one county 82 percent people wanted to authorize our controller to make this gold
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legal tender that's sitting in the bowling depository make it transactional i think across the state it's
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over 76 percent right right now this is something that people want people are demanding i was in uh dc the other
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day i took an uber ride from the hotel to the airport i said hey maybe next time i'm i'm here i can pay
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you in gold and i explained transactional gold and attaching a debit card to a state-based legal tender
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currency he's the guy would not let me out of the cab let me out of the car at the airport no no no
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the uber what are you talking about the uber guy the uber guys the uber guys be all over that they're
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finally getting paid right hang on uh before i go back to kevin i just can ask you one thing
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while you're working on this legislation and trying to get the bullion in the in the in the in the
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silver and all that so people are transacting correct me if i'm wrong brother but our federal
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reserve have has a different take on things aren't they spending all their time working on a central bank
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digital currency i mean their point of view is the exact opposite of the war room and and and
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economic war room in carter and freeman right that they don't they don't they're not interested
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in transactional gold they're interested in central bank digital currency absolutely right and this is
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the solution to that you know when we see when i hear people say you will eat bugs and like it
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i want to be able to pull out my texas debit card my texas transactional gold or silver and be able to
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buy my steak uh this is this is the solution that decentralizes and gets power away from the fed to
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where they are going to be controlling everything through social credit scores whatever else case
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might be out there and gives individual americans an option an option for another way to pay that's
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backed by gold and silver that's going to hold its value that's constitutional and the technology is out
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there to do today to make that easy to happen uh and it's going to enable people that have not been
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able to buy gold to be able to buy gold because you can buy small amounts of it but we see you know
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our audience your audience they have gold at home we that categories get bigger and be bigger people
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are going to have gold at home that they store and have on hand and they want to have which is a good
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thing we also want to make some of that transactional so they can go to the convenience store they can
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buy their gas they can go to the grocery store and they got a stable store of value they don't have
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to worry about inflation uh and they've got something that that they know is going to hold its value
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kevin um when you go around the fractional banking crowd i assume are not big fans of this and am i
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it is steve uh if you're a big bank you're not going to be a fan of this but if you're a small bank
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you realize the writing's on the wall they're going to crush you so we talk to bankers in oklahoma and
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texas and kansas and other places where they say if if we have a cbdc we're out of business
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they don't need us anymore so small banks are in favor of what we're talking about
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the key has been getting people to read the book pirate money it's a history it talks about money
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where it was originally created here's a continental note that was supposedly backed by gold and silver
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but but actually wasn't here's you know the first federal reserve note from uh you know shortly
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after 1913 federal reserve bank of st louis bottom line is we've centralized everything and
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small banks realize that's not good for america and it's certainly not good for them so some of the
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banks many of the small banks are big time in favor of transactional gold and silver can you imagine
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uh if there's a run on your bank and instead when you pick up your phone you don't transfer your
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money out to jp morgan chase you move it to your gold wallet in the same bank so you keep the money
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in the bank you just keep it in the form of gold rather than u.s dollars which by the way the early
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banks in the american system they all had multiple currencies they'll have spanish mill dollars which
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were silver they'd have gold doubloons they'd have u.s currency they they they deal with a lot of
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different currencies and so small banks are getting it and they're jumping on board with this they do not
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want to see the great taking take away their business opportunity now you are subject to the
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fluctuations in the price let's just take gold versus silver you're subject to the fluctuations
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in the prices but what you're and correct me if i'm wrong here you're immune from is this continual
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um essential detail devaluation or the drop in purchasing power which i think has been 17 or 18
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percent since the biden regime has come on that that you would you would you would uh hermetically
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seal yourself from that correct oh absolutely and yes gold and silver fluctuate and people
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should have a choice they don't have to put everything in gold or silver but the dollar
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fluctuates too just go to the gas pump today and think about what you paid last week and what you'll
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pay next week the dollar's fluctuating all the time and the and gold and silver fluctuate in relation
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to the dollar but their purchasing power has been maintained you could use a 20 dollar gold piece
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uh in 1924 100 years ago and you could buy a fine man suit that same 20 gold piece is going to be
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worth 20 150 2200 today you can buy a pretty nice suit for that uh today probably shoes tie a shirt you
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might have change left over bottom line is gold and silver over the long term preserve their purchasing
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power and you can look at priced in gold.com and you can see at pricing gold.com what you would pay for
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a house you know in the 1970s maybe 20 25 30 000 the same amount of gold that would buy a house
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then today might buy at least one house and in some cases in some markets two houses so gold and silver
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over the long term maintain their purchasing power even if they fluctuate short term
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kevin what is it what is the state that you're you're farthest down the road in in actually accepting
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this uh well we've got active legislation in in kansas we're looking in tennessee we're looking
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in louisiana a lot of states are looking at it some of them have passed already utah passed a study
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bill so we'll come back next session and we'll get this passed we hope for a study bill i think gold and
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silver is legal tender in florida and other places where there the the leadership has said now hold on
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this has been very fast we're just learning about it uh so we'll put in a study but we have not found
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anyone who's outright rejected the idea democrats republicans they both love this in fact when we
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were talking in austin uh the democrats were thrilled because you know the average working person
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that that's uh got a thousand dollars in savings they can't put it in gold today they can't buy one of
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these which is a gold doubloon and then hold it because what if i need to spend it tomorrow
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but if you attach the debit card like mike talked about you can easily spend your gold you can buy
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the shoes your kid needs or the new washing machine or whatever so this opens up what we call economic
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justice i wrote a whole chapter on that in the book pirate money uh where do people go to get the uh
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where do they go to get the book that might be a good a good primer where do they go to get that
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pirate money book.com and then it'll take you to amazon or if you don't like amazon you can go other
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places uh it's print on demand at amazon they can have it to you tomorrow if you want it but
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pirate money book.com has all of the endorsements you know people like ben carson and and dick uline
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and nick vojtich and and naomi wolf and others who've endorsed the concept once people read the
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book they understand what we're talking about and then they get on board that's how we got legislation
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active in 25 different states legislators read the book and they started calling us from west
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virginia and kansas and missouri and alaska and said how do we get this started and then we provide
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resources to help them at transactionalgold.com
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um i want to go to mike hangover a second mike how do we stop what should this audience say what's
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the call to action to make sure that our voices are heard on shutting down uh the central bank digital
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currency well we're focused primarily on how do we get this legislation in as many states as possible
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out there and and one of the things we're seeing success and we're having treasurers call us and
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saying why do i keep getting these books pirate money sent to me and what is this thing about
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uh and then we get legislators saying hey i want to be i want to help get this done in my state
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uh the message right now is to understand that this is here it's constitutional the technology is
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there to make this thing happen and this is the only thing we've got to stop against the cbdc threat
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i will say this the states that get behind this those that get behind it early on
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this is going to open up uh they have the opportunity to be the gold capital of the world
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you will see economic benefits in that state like crazy because money is going to flow from other
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countries there uh people are looking at the digital back china won and saying i don't trust that
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they're looking at the dollar and saying i'm a little uneasy about that debt at a trillion dollars
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every hundred days uh and if i had texas and a gold-backed currency that's legal tender i'm
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interested in that i'm going to put money into that so the key is continue to build awareness
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yeah it is is this why is this why florida didn't florida already come out under desantis and say
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that he will not allow the central bank digital current the federal reserve central bank digital
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currency to be issued in the state of florida or used in the state of florida yes we we've seen that
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and uh that's good uh but we've seen also uh as kevin's talked before in his show uh uh you know the
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federal government used to have a um 55 mile per hour speed limit for those that are old enough to
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remember the inflation in the 70s back there and states said i'm not going to enforce that
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until they said well you're not going to get our federal money and and so it doesn't have a lot of
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weight behind it but in principle it's right got this is the solution that has the weight behind it
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that's the real solution uh that can give people economic liberty today uh and now it's a matter of
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getting those one or two states across the finish line and i think you're going to see probably
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10 15 20 other states uh coming closely behind that kevin go back into one to off of mike's point
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you're working on trying to get these and you need a couple to fall in line then they'll see the
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economic benefits and everybody fall in line want me in the process a study bill these study bills what
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does that entail and what will the studies entail well a perfect example of that's utah uh the treasurer
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is marlo oaks he's a very uh aggressive conservative treasurer so he said natural asset companies know
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and and he got out there he he will be given the ability to study this we've sat down with marlo oaks
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and his deputy treasurer kurt and they love this they realize that it's constitutional and they realize
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that the technology exists basically all they have to do is pass it in the legislature and then pick
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which among the competitive technologies and the sourcing point for the gold and silver
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no state has to own gold and silver to make this happen they just have to make it possible for
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individuals to buy the gold and silver and store it in a legitimate depository where they can recognize
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how much is there and then they can allocate that gold so that an individual says i bought two ounces
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of gold now i want to uh uh purchase with one tenth of one ounce which about two hundred dollars right
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two hundred and uh some dollars and they can go into a grocery store tap that debit card and with that
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they can buy you know their groceries and they know that once the the grocery stores figure this out that
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they can receive gold instead of u.s dollars that's what they're going to want so the study is just going
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to confirm everything we've written in the book pirate money it's totally constitutional uh supreme
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court decisions back it the technology exists and it can be operational in a very short period of time
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uh kevin uh where do people go once again where they go to get your show all your social media and
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the book uh economic war room.com is where you go to get the show pirate money book.com is where you get the book
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fantastic mike carter uh the same where do people go to get your content and where they go to get
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your social media absolutely if they go to transactionalgold.com uh you'll see states that
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are in process right now there's a scorecard there of kind of what's going on there's frequently asked
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questions uh and uh i would encourage uh everybody to take a look at that get up to speed if they're
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interested get the book talk to the legislators if it's not this year make sure they start working
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it for next year because this is critical as we see with uh with the debt that we're headed
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headed down and this is this is the real solution and we can make it happen
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and i gotta tell you you've got a great uh fighter on your team that that uh treasurer
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controller out in utah he was the key i think he was one of the key people working with the team that
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took down the net and natural asset uh companies where they tried to roll in so the federal government
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and maybe the ccp others could just grab the natural resource in the country he did an amazing
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job and got wall street to fully stop that so if a guy people of that quality kevin and mike
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were on this uh good things are going to happen so thank you guys very much for coming on here
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explain look forward to having you back thank you for having us
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it's a kind of outside the box thinking that we need more of and here's the thing here's the reason
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you need more of it it's it's such a it's such a just a brazen up in your grill disaster
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we understand we're fully understand how mike johnson got the job and how the people around
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him got the job right and kevin we we understand that kevin mccarthy and these guys cut a terrible
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deal it was an awful deal remember two years and mccarthy gave him the second year no caps
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on deficits no caps on spending and push it past the 24 election so it wouldn't become
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part of the national debate the donors want that because the donors didn't want the people looking
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around saying well hey maybe part of the solution is increasing taxes on the wealthy they didn't want
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that given all that there were many leverage points many leverage points you could come here and
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number one just not about the cuts in the spending and policy wins but in this situation actually
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forcing and remember audience johnson does not have the ability to close the border but he's got the
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ability to withhold the money to run the government until they close the border and he would have forced
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biden to do that or make in front of the entire in front of you know everyone like biden going to talk
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the state of the union exactly what the stakes are and what's happening and be able to articulate
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that every day you come to the sticks in particular with uh lakin riley and these other young women and
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children are being murdered by his illegal alien invaders it would become a even bigger national story
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that was the option and in not doing that you've baked in now a mentality that we're accepting the premise
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of the mccarthy debt deal and you're assuming that it's just got it's just a a natural in the
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natural order things you just nothing you do to stop it that's just not true that's just not true
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to stop it's not easy to stop it's not pleasant to stop it is going to take a fight and uh in toughness
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and steely resolve because the media is going to come after you and paint it in a totally different
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light you're going to have to go in and pound it every day and articulate your point
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but you do have the technical and legal points of leverage that you need you are choosing you are
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consciously choosing not to do that now they're saying oh we're really going to put the effort
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into the appropriations bill next time it's not good enough and therefore the kevin friedmans of the
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world and mike carters and others that are working on various alternatives you know all of a sudden
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start to make sense this is why and i was never a gold bug i kind of understand now that i've gotten
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a deeper understanding about what happened after nixon took us off the gold standard or converting
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we're not a manufacturing powerhouse today we're a manufacturing powerhouse at the time
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and one of the one of the things that did it led to the financialization of the country to the
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work and that is something that's plagued us to this very day and it's only getting worse the
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concentration of wealth is only getting worse and under biden it's gotten extreme obama and biden is
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want to bring in karen sigman uh from um americans uh uh freedom alliance uh before i get you've got a
00:31:52.000
special coming up on saturday i think it is and i want to make sure everybody knows about it particularly
00:31:56.080
in the greater los angeles area but you were at cpac uh you had the great um two-hour
00:32:03.200
take down the ccp i was honored to kind of give closing remarks to that but you were there for
00:32:06.800
all of cpac give us your give us your sense you put on a lot of these conferences over the years
00:32:12.960
your sense of of cpac and then maybe how that rolled into last night across the nation on uh super tuesday
00:32:20.560
uh thanks so much steve uh yes i was at cpac and we did hold an astounding two-hour breakout session
00:32:30.400
world war g that was a follow-on to our world war three event that we had done last year um you
00:32:37.120
keynoted that you keynoted this one also and we had many of the same players uh frank gaffney brian
00:32:44.080
kennedy john mills gordon chang uh brad thayer and and reggie little john and others and it was
00:32:51.040
just astounding we tried to do in two in two hours what we did in two days but i think we we really
00:32:58.320
made the point that the chinese communist party is a gigantic threat to us as far as cpac goes um i
00:33:08.560
i thought the energy was absolutely tremendous i was there last year and i hadn't been for some time
00:33:15.600
prior to covid but i was really heartened by the energy generally speaking at cpac this year
00:33:21.840
um clearly the war room and real america's voice was a focal point you're opening the the entire event
00:33:29.360
with your four four and a half hour um force multiplier event was just absolute that just
00:33:37.200
kicked the whole thing off with tremendous energy uh president trump was stupendous of course and your
00:33:45.360
closing remarks also just launched us into action action action and everything in between was
00:33:53.680
outstanding and i also really like the theme um for cpac this year where globalism goes to die
00:34:00.960
and um as you know i'm part of the sovereignty coalition with frank gaffney reggie littlejohn and and
00:34:06.880
the rest and we are all about sovereignty and and the whole message of where globalism goes to die
00:34:15.120
was just exactly perfect so the entire event with all the speakers it was i came home completely
00:34:23.040
energized and heartened and as to how did this tie into yesterday i would say 100 percent um the
00:34:30.160
energy that we saw at cpac was very evident in the turnout all all across the country yesterday
00:34:38.560
you're part of the also the the la gop uh we've spent a lot of time today on texas because
00:34:44.800
we think first of it was just amazingly important yeah trying to thwart the bush apparatus from
00:34:50.720
taking it back over but also we use it as an example for places like ohio and florida and others
00:34:56.480
that are huge maga but still has a major establishment influence over the party and
00:35:01.040
the direction of how to use the lessons from that grassroots to go california is different because
00:35:06.960
you're almost like a different country in in a radical country given how the the progressive
00:35:11.760
democrats kind of control the state given that the leading voter vote getter in the in the senate
00:35:18.480
run yesterday was steve garvey um what has happened what has happened in california are they any green
00:35:24.880
shoots that people can actually embrace that we're making some progress and turning that around
00:35:30.480
absolutely i think it's that's a great expression for it i think there's so much hope
00:35:36.560
hope um we're all just kind of reeling from the great so much great news that steve garvey did so
00:35:44.320
incredibly well we have a lot of candidates who advanced and give us hope uh steve garvey of course
00:35:51.360
is is one of them the tremendous turnout for donald trump of course is another um we've got a great uh
00:35:58.640
candidate i think he's in second place um nate uh hawkman who's coming up um up against gascon in los
00:36:07.440
angeles which is that's going to be quite a contest we've got to get rid of gascon so there's a lot of
00:36:15.280
a lot of little shining lights i think that we can cling to for um hope as we move forward and
00:36:22.480
certainly what happened with steve garvey is one of them by the way trump talks about this all the
00:36:29.600
time as far as just absolute votes california may arguably have more maga than anybody right i
00:36:35.840
understand it's what's got a 40 million uh population but there's there's what is it six
00:36:40.800
and a half or seven million that confirm maga voters in in the state is my is my number correct
00:36:47.040
there because trump talks about it all the time yeah and we the la county republican party is the
00:36:52.160
biggest county republican party in the entire country we might we have more registered republicans
00:36:58.000
than anywhere else yes we are outnumbered obviously but we do have a huge force here and they you know
00:37:07.360
what percentage of them are maga i would say far more than one would expect and um the energy here also
00:37:15.600
is tremendous obviously we've had a mass exodus people going to florida texas tennessee
00:37:20.880
um idaho various places every every red drop that leaves um puts it at a greater just puts us at a
00:37:28.880
greater disadvantage but still the energy here the power the you know we are behind enemy lines and i
00:37:36.080
think what that does is it creates a certain um definitely a different kind of energy a passion of
00:37:45.120
an entirely different kind when you feel it's it's really existential for us here and you said we're
00:37:50.880
another country we most certainly are another country here but we are we are warriors i have to say
00:37:57.360
we are tested we are we are we live we live under all kinds of um it's not easy to be to be red here
00:38:06.640
it's not easy to be maga here but yesterday showed that there's there's a lot of us and a lot of energy behind it
00:38:13.120
a lot of energy and a lot of hope um you're also always cutting edge about audiences we have to tap
00:38:20.400
into and people we have to empower talk about your conference over the weekend our own jane zirkle is
00:38:25.040
going to participate but walk me through the uh walk me through the conference yes thanks um this is the
00:38:31.280
second of of our three-part series you know last year we did world war three the early years and we were
00:38:39.040
talking mostly about national security issues china in particular but other things as well
00:38:44.400
and then we're we followed that with this series it was originally going to be just one and i had
00:38:49.600
mentally titled it the war on practically everybody because in the final analysis yes there are national
00:38:56.080
security issues yes there's political warfare but there's also a deep cultural spiritual
00:39:02.560
all kinds of rot and attacks that are being waged on us every day every minute every hour so even if
00:39:09.280
you're not particularly aware of what's going on with china china is very aware of what's going on with
00:39:14.080
you and the left is very aware of what's going on with you and they have planted seeds that have grown
00:39:21.760
such unbelievable tentacles throughout our culture throughout our schools our media so it became too big for
00:39:29.680
one conference and i broke it up into three last month we had the war on men which is the war on
00:39:34.800
masculinity right boys are told they're they're they're they're um imperfect girls the whole notion
00:39:41.600
of toxic masculinity the idea of risk-taking and and adventurism none of this stuff is allowed anymore
00:39:49.360
everything to do with men and masculinity is tamped down fathers are have been denigrated for decades and
00:39:55.520
decades so we we had a phenomenal conference on that including all those aspects but including
00:40:01.360
the effect that it has on our war fighting ability and what it's doing to our military this one that
00:40:07.440
we have on sunday will be sunday uh march 10th just coming up is the counterpart it's the war on women
00:40:16.240
and no we are not talking about what the patriarchy is doing to us that's just a great big
00:40:20.720
lie it's much more the war that feminism has been doing to us the war that marxism has been doing
00:40:29.200
because feminism is has in fact been a marxist line of effort um the war on femininity the war on mothers
00:40:37.440
um not just by the legal system but certainly by the government so to address all of these we have
00:40:43.200
we're just so thrilled we have riley gaines the swimmer who's just absolutely stupendous what an amazing
00:40:49.760
hero she is um standing up against the trans agenda standing up for girls for women in sports and
00:40:57.280
standing up for free speech generally we have opening with kimberly fletcher president and founder of
00:41:04.080
moms for america another complete dynamo z van fleet cannot be more excited about she's just tremendous
00:41:13.920
talk she talks about as as she just had an amazing interview with tucker uh the two cultural revolutions
00:41:21.200
one of the maus and the other one here who would have thought that that we're following maus um game
00:41:27.360
game game plan but in fact we are so she'll be talking about that so that kind of marxism the effect
00:41:33.600
on women noni darwish a great friend marvelous expert on islam she'll be comparing how islam
00:41:43.600
and and and the left use and exploit women for their agenda why did we bring her in
00:41:51.600
right now because of what's happening in israel this is that's a huge um piece of what's happening
00:41:57.760
in israel we have steve coghlin talking to us about how all of this as i said is a communist um marxist
00:42:06.240
line of effort the notion of feminism was brought in to undermine women men families children culture
00:42:16.960
all of this is the war on all of us and then of course we have jane zirkle who i i've been admiring
00:42:23.680
for a long time and then when she said at the um at your uh force multiplier event she she just came
00:42:30.880
right out and said there's a war on women and she just is in the middle of completing a book feminine
00:42:36.800
femininity is your superpower i thought oh we've absolutely got to bring her in because
00:42:42.240
that is one of the main aspects of this war and i think what we need to realize as i sort of
00:42:49.040
brush brushed on it's not just a war on men it's not just a war on women it's a war on each of us as
00:42:56.160
individuals it's a war on values on morality it's a war on it's a war on freedoms and it's
00:43:03.840
also and this is really important it's a war on truth and so we're very excited about addressing all
00:43:11.440
of this on sunday and then the following month we will have another conference culminating this and
00:43:17.760
this is extremely just such a difficult topic but as you know such an important one the war on children
00:43:23.440
and we have a great lineup for that too uh christopher ruffo being being one of them
00:43:30.720
but this sunday in santa monica we're going to have just an amazing event just each one of these
00:43:38.560
speakers uh five five women and then steve coghlin will be talking about such a such important aspects
00:43:45.520
of what is happening to each of us every day we hear about women young women
00:43:53.120
young men they're not they're not even thinking about getting married nobody's talking about
00:43:57.680
having children all of this is is the some of the consequences of the wars that have been waged against
00:44:05.040
us what you were a um one of the leaders uh fighter in the cold war effort let me think the marxist um
00:44:15.760
solutions and economics didn't work marx was a a terrible economist but he had a very he had a very
00:44:23.040
strong take on history and sociology is this just the the marxist revolution that we've
00:44:29.600
fought really since the french revolution but in the 20th century since the bolsheviks is this
00:44:35.440
simply the non-economic part coming after the family men women children is that is that what we're
00:44:42.000
seeing here is that as you break it down is this a neo-marxist fight against the judeo-christian
00:44:48.880
west and its most valued kind of social structures the family absolutely um the family is as they've
00:44:56.960
always known the bulwark against totalitarian totalitarianism totalitarian takeover as you
00:45:04.880
noted marxism um the economic piece didn't work um his exhortation to the workers of the world to
00:45:12.400
unite cast off your chains obviously didn't work the middle class was pretty happy growing and
00:45:18.400
capitalism was all a good thing and so they pivoted to um the their long march through the institutions
00:45:25.280
the left's long march which i have said we actually had a conference on this it's revolution by other
00:45:31.040
means exactly um analogous to china's unrestricted warfare the best kind of war is when you don't
00:45:38.960
even have to fire you win without firing a shot and i would contend that this is exactly that they can
00:45:45.200
they they go for your weakest institutions your weakest um points and and undermine them how do you
00:45:55.280
undermine the family you go after you go after men and say that they're toxic you go and that fathers
00:46:01.280
are a bad at least superfluous if not an evil thing women should be more like men so you're destroying
00:46:08.480
femininity and in the process you're also destroying men um then you take the trans agenda going after
00:46:14.960
women so now you're now you're destroying women's abilities to move forward you you have supreme court
00:46:21.840
justice nominees saying they they they cannot even say if some what a man what a woman is because
00:46:28.400
they're not a biologist i mean this is just the breakdown of of everything it's the breakdown of
00:46:35.040
men of women of science of logic as i said of truth of of of our understanding of the world and it in large
00:46:45.280
part yes it's the war against men children and all of that but it's also and the trans agenda is a big part of
00:46:51.200
this it's to it's to impose a kind of derangement on us you mentioned judeo-christian values western
00:46:59.600
civilization those are all predicated on a set of standards of values of morals of a of a code of a
00:47:06.160
book of the word once you undermine all of that and i would say that saying you can't define what a
00:47:14.400
woman is unless you're by you've just destroyed the very notion of of there being a reality that's
00:47:22.880
actually real you've you've just cast that completely aside when when you we are forced to
00:47:28.800
say that a man is a woman again as in the case of um riley gains and so on you're forcing people to
00:47:36.080
say things that they know are not true and you're either making them believe things that they know aren't
00:47:41.920
true or making them say it at a certain point it doesn't really matter you are undermining a value
00:47:47.760
system and a and a code of truth and and science on which everything that we know and prosper from
00:48:00.240
is predicated judeo-christian values depend on being able to inquire um and and you have a standard in
00:48:09.200
a code of conduct western civilization is all about inquiry and skepticism and science and proving and
00:48:16.880
truth undermining that and and i would also say everything to do with covid was part of destroying
00:48:22.400
all of that so we are living in a time when they are trying to just make us awash in utter chaos the
00:48:31.360
chaos is civilizational with the border it's chaos with fentanyl it's chaos with our children it's
00:48:37.760
chaos in the family it's it's chaos in our brains and this is one reason i think what you do steve is
00:48:46.160
so incredibly valuable you just draw that line through all the all the all this all the noise
00:48:52.560
right to the signal while they're trying to swamp all of us with noise every day it's chaos everywhere
00:49:00.080
it's chaos in our brains and so yes is this part of the marxist line of attack absolutely and our
00:49:09.120
effort with these conferences is to get people sort of re on track again and feeling confident that there
00:49:17.360
is in fact such a track that you can say men are good masculinity is good fathers are good women are
00:49:23.600
good girls are good children need to be left alone um and to be confident and bold in those assertions
00:49:32.560
in the face of all the insanity that they're bombarding us with where where did they go one
00:49:40.080
more time karen where they go to find out about this conference are you going to live stream it
00:49:44.000
um i am not sure we will be talking about that uh right now it's it's not where do people go to get
00:49:52.640
where where they go to get tickets americanfreedomalliance.org has the link and uh and from there you can
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content that we have karen thank you so much for being on here great work appreciate it thanks so
00:50:41.280
much steve thanks sunday our own jane zirkle we'll make sure we push it out strongly by the way the
00:50:46.160
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00:51:02.560
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00:51:27.840
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00:51:34.160
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