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00:28:02.000You know, obviously, that's how you know it's a good debate when, you know, the comment section there, there's like a war going on in there.
00:28:20.000So it's going to be really, you know, more focused.
00:28:23.000Obviously that debate was on morality, Christianity, Islam.
00:28:27.000We talked about communism versus capitalism a little bit, but on Thursday we're going to do the debate that's focused on capitalism versus communism.
00:28:36.000We're going to talk about the economic ramifications of both.
00:29:38.000Shout out to Laura Loomer for breaking this.
00:29:40.000She's always real quick when it comes to breaking anything that deals with Trump.
00:29:43.000Jack Smith's grand jury has brought a new superseding indictment against President Donald Trump in an effort to interfere in the 2024 election.
00:29:50.000Jack Smith is trying to work around the July 1st SCOTUS ruling on presidential immunity.
00:29:56.000And I think it's very important for you guys to understand Just to give you guys a quick little overview of his criminal case, I'm going to turn it to the panelists.
00:30:03.000Trump has been indicted in four different jurisdictions, okay?
00:30:06.000He got indicted in the state of New York for the business records stuff that he got convicted of for 34 counts.
00:30:13.000He got indicted in the District of Columbia, as you guys can see here, federally, for these violations that you see right there, conspiracy to defraud, blah, blah, blah, all that.
00:30:21.000Then he also got indicted in the Southern District of Florida, Miami Division, for...
00:30:26.000Either way, I think it was Miami Division for the documents case, and then he got indicted out of Georgia for the RICO case for very similar charges to this when they alleged that he tried to throw the election.
00:30:36.000And that's when him and all his lawyers got indicted too.
00:30:38.000Giuliani, etc., they all got indicted.
00:30:40.000So he's getting charged in four different jurisdictions, two state cases, two federal cases.
00:30:44.000If I'm not mistaken, the case down in Florida has pretty much been thrown out.
00:30:51.000He said that there was no basis to appoint Jack Smith to charge him in the first place, so therefore it's unconstitutional.
00:30:57.000But you can see here Jack Smith has went ahead and filed a superseding indictment on the case in Washington, D.C., which a superseding indictment, guys, just means that they pretty much beefed up the charges or came with new charges, and now the charges that were on before, they're being either upgraded and or new charges are being added.
00:31:14.000So that comes in and takes over the old charge, and obviously in the United States an indictment, guys, is a formal charge Buy a grand jury of your peers where you're formally charged by the government.
00:33:42.000If Trump's in prison, it'll limit his access to media.
00:33:46.000And the one thing that the media establishment fears, and they've talked about this many, many times, the media blames themselves for Trump winning the first time around.
00:33:55.000Because he got billions and billions of dollars in free advertisement, even if it was negative journalism against him.
00:34:01.000Everybody was always talking about Donald Trump.
00:34:09.000And there is a very real fear, and they talk about this, of Trump kind of igniting a media firestorm again, where these people just cannot help themselves but write story after story after story about Trump.
00:34:22.000And he has not thus far been able to capitalize on that political advantage, I think because he has really bad advisers.
00:34:30.000He could start the rallying again and he could say some inflammatory shit.
00:34:36.000Every mass media everywhere would be writing about this guy, giving him that same kind of boost that he had during his original election.
00:34:45.000I'm looking at the average voter's mindset and they're going to think to themselves, look, as a criminal, I don't want to rule over this country.
00:34:58.000I think the issue with Trump this time around is that, first of all, the things he said in 2015-2016 were unprecedented for a serious presidential candidate, at least in this century.
00:35:11.000I'm sure there were crazy presidents before saying outrageous things to the public's sensibilities.
00:35:18.000Andrew Jackson was one of them, wasn't he?
00:35:19.000Yeah, that's literally what I was thinking of.
00:36:00.000I think if he would have said the same thing that he said in 2015-2016 right now, it's not going to have the same effect because we're already accustomed to it.
00:36:09.000We've already endured four years of Trump.
00:37:40.000They really don't have the numbers anymore to win elections.
00:37:42.000So, what he's trying to do is he's trying to do what all Republicans before him have done, and open this up into big tent Republicanism, move towards LGBTQ, move more towards the female vote.
00:37:55.000He wants to mobilize that female vote, and he wants to mobilize it in a big way.
00:37:59.000I think the problem with Trump, the reason the Trump phenomena of 2016 will never come back, I think it's had its due, it's done, you know?
00:38:08.000And the reason for that is because We're good to go.
00:38:34.000Trump was very domesticated and very tamed during that administration, and he's even doubled down in that direction this time around.
00:39:00.000How are you going to impeach this guy in two false impeachments?
00:39:03.000Two false impeachments they knew wouldn't go anywhere just to drag the circus along to stop his administration from moving forward the legislation that he wanted.
00:39:13.000Many political pundits at the time were saying, even Democrat political pundits, man, they really just need to leave this guy alone so that he can at least try to move some of these changes forward, and then you can criticize him on the changes.
00:39:26.000To your point, I think the Trump back in 2016 gave shock value and he actually gave people what they wanted, which was the change.
00:39:34.000He sounded different, he had that appeal, and he was, like you said, shock value.
00:39:38.000But he's been through a lot, you said earlier, bro.
00:39:41.000I mean, any human being that's been through what he's been through would probably either commit suicide or even say, you know what, I'm done with this shit, I'm over it.
00:39:47.000So, by default, he's going to be a different person because he's been through a lot.
00:39:50.000Now, granted, though, people do want the old Trump for 2016, but with that word nowadays, I don't think so.
00:39:55.000Well, yeah, I mean, if you're Trump, look at it from Trump's position.
00:41:41.000And whoever he brought into his administration was not going to have the same type of political power as the establishment who was there.
00:41:47.000These are the same guys who have been putting the, what you would call the deep state, which is just lifelong officials, which are in appointed positions.
00:41:55.000The current Congress knows who all of these people are.
00:41:58.000Many times they appointed them themselves.
00:42:01.000He needs the establishment, which is there, to move his agenda forward.
00:42:05.000So he was trying to make deals, cut deals with them, because that's what he is as a dealmaker.
00:42:09.000How could he have brought in his own people into these keynote positions?
00:42:15.000He still would have had to work with the establishment Republicans.
00:42:19.000Maybe this is going far beyond the pale as far as what he even understood his mission was.
00:42:26.000He should have done the absolute most to cause as much chaos as he possibly could while he was in that administration.
00:42:35.000Although he should have done the most he could have, not in order to see through his policies and his agendas, because it's not going to happen.
00:43:35.000But the thing is that once the media realized its mistake of if you run Trump news 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, that's really, really bad for you because it just draws all attention to Trump.
00:43:49.000Everybody wants to hear everything Trump has to say.
00:43:52.000Even if they hate him, they want to hear what he has to say.
00:43:54.000Once the media figured this mistake out and started backing off on the 24-hour Trump coverage and Trump bashing, that was the worst thing that ever happened to Trump.
00:44:02.000Well, isn't it also true that there was alternative media that started getting developed at this time where people weren't really looking to mainstream media anymore for answers?
00:45:04.000And I think it was a stark contrast to Obama, who was politically correct, very well-spoken, very eloquent, etc.
00:45:10.000Said all the right things, charming and everything else like that, versus when Trump comes in and uses, like, maybe 100 words in his vocabulary, and he's like...
00:46:36.000If you don't make a spectacle, you can't get attention.
00:46:38.000So, I don't want to bleed too much into another news story, but it's like, you know, the decisive thing in 2016 is that this was the rise of social media.
00:46:47.000You know, they did all these studies and they did all these investigations, Cambridge Analytic and all this stuff.
00:46:52.000They found out that Trump's His real reach as far as media was concerned and how his supporters were getting access to fake news and stuff, it was a new form of media that they couldn't really fully control through social media.
00:47:07.000And I was going to say that because of new changes in big tech when it comes to Trump.
00:47:42.000So, the Silicon Valley, that class of billionaires and, you know, Jeff Bezos and all those, they are not necessarily in league with Wall Street.
00:47:55.000I mean, they're fully dependent on them, and ultimately, you know, they have the same ties to the Department of Defense and the agenda and so on and so on, and they have their own agendas.
00:48:06.000If you always notice, the political correctness that's been enforced on social media has been the most grotesque and inauthentic anywhere else.
00:48:13.000You know, like how they're enforcing it on Facebook and how they were on Twitter before Elon Musk.
00:48:17.000Well, I think a lot of that was due to overcompensating because they were appeasing...
00:48:23.000This kind of external pressure to assimilate.
00:48:25.000I mean, if you remember, Trump was in front of Congress, in front of all these senators, sorry, not Trump, Zuckerberg, when they were questioning him.
00:48:32.000It was like a total meeting of different worlds, like Zuckerberg's coming from Silicon Valley, and this is the old, you know, traditional...
00:48:40.000You know, government machine, and they're totally alienated from each other, right?
00:48:45.000So it doesn't actually surprise me that now Zuckerberg is coming around more to Trump because he feels it's safer to.
00:48:51.000Now he saw with X, with Elon Musk, and he has a kind of personal rivalry with him, and Elon Musk is openly supporting Trump.
00:49:01.000I think they kind of understand, especially after the assassination attempt, I saw Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, and a lot of these people, because after the assassination attempt, especially when he picked J.D. Vance, everyone from Silicon Valley, all these guys were legacy Democrats, by the way.
00:49:19.000They all jumped on the Trump train, because I think to them, they're like, okay, we're going to be able to be better preserved with Trump on our side, and we'll donate to the thing.
00:49:31.000And they knew that he would go ahead and, you know, give them what they need.
00:49:33.000So I think two parts were self-preservation and obviously his foreign policy with Israel.
00:49:38.000So, yeah, I mean, Zuckerberg, man, I think he's a snake.
00:49:43.000I think he's just doing what he needs to do to preserve himself and preserve Facebook.
00:49:46.000It's the same with all of Silicon Valley.
00:49:47.000But it's fascinating, though, because it's like the whole establishment, all the corporations, all the media, all of big business, whatever, they're all rallying around Kamala.
00:50:10.000Do you have commentary before I read the letters?
00:50:11.000Well, I was just saying, it's interesting how we're starting to see Silicon Valley, it seems like, not get on board with the Kamala agenda.
00:50:19.000There seems to be a rift going on there.
00:50:22.000I don't know if it's too much to read into that, just from Elon Musk and Zuckerberg and Peter Thiel and whatever.
00:50:28.000Once Trump almost got shot, a lot of people came out...
00:50:32.000Right before Trump got shot, I think he had a meeting or he did a podcast on Silicon Valley with all these tech guys.
00:50:38.000And then obviously J.D. Vance was a big part of the reason why he picked J.D. Vance, despite the fact that he's heavily unliked, is because of his links to tech.
00:50:46.000Well, also, I think that a lot of these tech agencies don't really realize or understand that this is a massive favor system which happens in Washington.
00:50:57.000And Zuckerberg's expecting, of course, that he's going to get some kind of scratch in the back.
00:51:01.000If he's going to be censoring on behalf of an administration, scrubbing information, things like this.
00:51:07.000So when he comes with his hand out and says, okay, now it's my turn, what are you going to do for me?
00:51:10.000And they say, nothing, go fuck yourself.
00:51:13.000I'm certain that that upsets these guys, right?
00:51:16.000They don't understand that that's part of the game.
00:51:18.000And they thought that they were going to get something, and it turns out they don't get anything at all.
00:51:24.000Oh yeah, no, I just want to clarify, you know, I'm not trying to make these Silicon Valley guys out to be like some kind of anti-Semitism.
00:51:30.000I mean, you alluded earlier, there are ties to the hardcore Zionists, but they also have ties to elements in the DOD, like the real hardcore, hardcore deep state, right?
00:51:39.000But there's elements in that deep state that are like...
00:51:45.000Eric Prince, he's part of the network.
00:51:47.000They're so extreme in terms of the agenda they have for America that even the mainstream establishment considers them too dangerous or too whatever.
00:51:56.000But so it's kind of like it comes full circle.
00:51:59.000It's like the people that seem like...
00:52:01.000They're being disaligned from the agenda are actually the ones who want to accelerate it to an even more aggressive degree, you know?
00:52:10.000So it's always something important to bear in mind, I think.
00:52:13.000Rogan had TL on, and I listened to him talk for a little bit, and I was like, this guy's a fucking weirdo.
00:52:19.000But as a lot of these billionaires are, you know, a lot of the time they're extremely solipsistic, you know, very not in touch with the real world.
00:54:24.000We're about promoting speech and helping people connect in a safe and secure way.
00:54:30.000As part of this, we regularly hear from governments around the world and others with various concerns around public disclosure and public safety.
00:54:35.000In 2021, senior officials from the Biden administration, including the White House, repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor certain COVID-19 content, including humor, And satire and expressed a lot of frustration with our teams when we didn't agree.
00:54:48.000Ultimately, it was our decision whether or not to take content down, and we own our decisions, including COVID-19 related changes we made to our enforcement in the wake of this pressure.
00:54:57.000I believe the government pressure was wrong, and I regret that we were not more outspoken about it.
00:55:02.000I also think we made some choices that, with the benefit of hindsight and new information, we couldn't make today.
00:55:07.000Like I said to our teams at the time, I feel strongly that we should not compromise our content standards due to pressure from any administration in either direction and we're ready to push back if something like this happens again.
00:55:20.000Okay, so you post that when it matters.
00:55:22.000In a separate situation, the FBI warned us about a potential Russian disinformation operation about the Biden family and Burisma in the lead-up of the 2020 election.
00:55:31.000When we saw a New York Post story reporting on corruption allegations involving the then Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's family, we sent that story to fact checkers to review the temporarily demoted and temporarily demoted it while waiting for a reply.
00:55:44.000It's since been made clear that the reporting was not Russian disinformation and in retrospect, we shouldn't have demoted the story.
00:55:51.000We've changed our policies and processes to make sure this doesn't happen again.
00:55:55.000For instance, we no longer temporarily demote things in the U.S. while waiting for fact checkers.
00:56:16.000Apart from content moderation, I want to address the contributions I made during the last presidential cycle to support electoral infrastructure.
00:56:24.000The idea here was to make sure local election jurisdictions across the country had the resources they needed to help people vote safely during the global pandemic.
00:56:32.000I made these contributions through the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
00:56:35.000That's his wife, if I'm not mistaken, right?
00:56:36.000That he built a statue of like a simp.
00:56:38.000They were designed to be nonpartisan, spread across urban, rural, and suburban communities.
00:56:42.000Still, despite the analysis I've been showing otherwise, I know that some people believe this work benefited one partly over the other.
00:56:49.000My goal was to be neutral and not play a role one way or another, or even appear to be playing a role, so I don't plan on making a similar contribution this cycle.
00:57:03.000First and foremost, moving back to the idea of the Russiagate, that was always one of the weakest narratives that the Democrats ever had, and they really had a hard time selling it.
00:57:14.000It was built on the faultiest foundation ever.
00:57:17.000They could never really present any proof to the American public of any of this ever happening.
00:57:21.000They just kind of had these really weak allegations, which initially Clinton was just using as a talking point against Trump.
00:57:28.000I don't think that they ever had We're good to go.
00:57:50.000And it turns out, and I think we're going to see a lot more of this kind of press release of, well, gee, guys, you know, we're sorry.
00:57:59.000You should still trust us, even though we fucked you and told you a narrative which was completely false that the government insisted we tell you, right?
00:58:07.000How are you going to trust a company like that again?
00:58:10.000So there's a club called the Meta Club.
00:58:13.000And a bunch of programs, for example, X, Instagram, all these platforms have a club.
00:58:18.000In the club, they have rules that they have set for each person that goes in the club.
00:58:22.000It could be, for example, No Shoes Allowed.
00:58:25.000Only white t-shirts, you can't say X, Y, Z. And as a result, these platforms have power because they control each user in the platform and the club, which means by default, whatever they set as the perfect agenda for people to follow, you have to follow.
00:58:40.000But if you don't follow it, you're either canceled or delete off the platform.
00:58:44.000And this is another example of them censoring real information because they were pressured by the government to do so, which means fake news all over.
00:58:52.000So one thing I find interesting is that, you know, in the post-war period, all of the press, the mainstream press in the United States, and especially with the rise of cable television and whatever, it was all really controlled by the government,
00:59:09.000or we should rather say the deep state.
00:59:11.000You know, it was in coordination with the CIA that made sure that the news cycle never disaligned with the agenda of the state, the government, or whatever, right?
00:59:20.000So there is always a kind of understanding at that level that the media people are consuming, the information people are consuming, and is spreading, is compatible and aligned with the agenda, right?
00:59:31.000Yeah, you're talking about the synergy.
00:59:35.000So, here, Zuckerberg is saying, we want Facebook to actually be independent, you know, we don't want to be involved, we were going to take precautions within our company so that we don't have to directly listen to the government or whatever.
00:59:50.000But I'm kind of torn in terms of whether I should just be cynical and say, okay, he's trying to deceive people.
00:59:57.000I'm not sure if that's because he understands Facebook.
01:00:03.000A lot of it's used by older people, and it's used by a lot of the people who might lean more conservative.
01:00:07.000Or is there really a rift that we're seeing between the traditional kind of state machine that was built after the Cold War and these kinds of new forms of technology and information?
01:00:20.000I think there could even be a simpler explanation than kind of this dynamic power struggle.
01:00:33.000It could really just be that the government is costing these companies a lot of resources with their endless inquiries.
01:01:23.000Again, how conspiritual do you want to be?
01:01:25.000I've got something to say after you guys.
01:01:27.000We're going to have to switch the rumble, though, when I say what I'm going to say.
01:01:29.000We saw Zuckerberg, you know, in his hearings in Washington, and that he was like a space alien, I mean, aside from the fact that he's just like extremely awkward and autistic or whatever.
01:01:41.000Yeah, he was just like, he was coming from a completely different kind of milieu than the traditional government, the traditional power structure, and I think that there's something...
01:01:53.000There's something to investigate as far as, like, has Silicon Valley prepared us for a new type, a new structure of statehood, a new machine of statehood?
01:02:02.000And is that necessarily going to be a good thing?
01:02:05.000That's what we have to ask, because although it's opposed to the Democrats and although it's opposed to Kamala and so on and so on, Do they have something lined up for us that might be, you know, even potentially worse?
01:02:16.000Doesn't this lean into the kind of Torva idea of what he calls the parallel economy?
01:02:21.000And with a parallel economy is going to come a parallel government, right?
01:02:24.000So if what's going on is these alternative forms of media are beginning to gain independence, and they have their own platforms for streaming, they have their own ways to collect monies and revenue, and they have their own products that they're selling, that is a parallel economy.
01:02:40.000There's no doubt that that's a parallel economy.
01:02:43.000Wouldn't that necessarily have some governance around?
01:03:13.000Well, I think it already has, in a sense, a deep state.
01:03:17.000This is coming from, ultimately, the military from a long time ago.
01:03:21.000But the traditional form of sovereignty, Congress and the Senate and all these other kind of superficial bureaucracies, to what extent is it going to have to be totally kind of swept up to accommodate and adjust to it?
01:03:37.000Well, they won't full control, so at some point, everything's going to be controlled.
01:03:40.000What you can post, what you can say, what you can't say, and then either you end up in the gulag or you shut off.
01:03:46.000Well, and also, well, we'll get to that story later, but it ties in pretty well to this, too.
01:04:02.000Okay, so real quick, let's switch to Rumble real fast for like a minute, because I have something that I want to say that I know I can't say out on YouTube.
01:05:12.000Then you look at who ran Pfizer, Albert Burla, Zionist Jew.
01:05:16.000So, you're telling me that all of these platforms, which were super pro-censorship in 2020, by the way, that pushed out a certain narrative about the vaccine and go ahead and take the vaccine, which would push you to take the vaccine and make them a bunch of money with these companies, whether it's Johnson& Johnson and...
01:06:33.000Because people are fucking waking up and realizing that...
01:06:37.000They weren't told everything that they needed to be told about the vaccine.
01:06:40.000And imagine how many people try to put information out there about the vaccine being dangerous or causing issues, but they had their voices stifled or stopped.
01:07:21.000I'm just gonna call a spade a spade again.
01:07:22.000My views don't represent everyone else here, but, you know, when you actually look and see who the fuck was in charge of a lot of this stuff, it all comes back to the same fucking people, man.
01:07:59.000Look, however over-represented Jews are in terms of CEO positions with big tech companies, I still think it's fair to say there's a deep state, which really isn't just...
01:08:09.000You can't really just say it's Zionist Jews.
01:08:20.000Like, all these people were deep state guys, all fucking Zionist Jews.
01:08:22.000Yeah, yeah, but listen, Zionism is definitely part of the deep state agenda, there's no doubt about that, but what we're talking about when we're talking about a deep state is a parallel kind of form of government that's forming after the Cold War, where, okay, we have our Constitution, we have our regular democracy, But then we have the Dolez brothers creating all these kinds of extra-legal apparatuses and institutions.
01:08:41.000We have the OSS, the CIA, we have the military-industrial complex, and we have a military deep state for military intelligence and technology.
01:08:49.000And it's like, you go at these really deep levels, and Zionism is just like one of the arms of it, you know?
01:09:00.000And when it comes to what we're talking about, with the rise of Silicon Valley big tech companies potentially opening the space for a new form of political sovereignty, you have to think about...
01:09:13.000When the Cold War was being waged and we had all this shadow government, basically, that was created to fight communism, to what extent has that actually just become the real government?
01:09:22.000And the one that we see on TV is just a spectacle, and it's just a show, right?
01:09:27.000And also, Big Pharma is 100% also part of it.
01:09:30.000All the monopoly capital corporate companies, but is Big Pharma controlled by Zionists?
01:09:38.000Yeah, I mean, Albert Burrell is a Jew.
01:09:57.000But it's interesting to me how everywhere you look, when there's some bullshit going on, whether it's censorship or misinformation or whatever, they're saying, no, this and that.
01:10:48.000Then, you look at who the head of the CDC was that was pushing all this bullshit out about six feet distance, all this other stuff, Fauci, and whatever.
01:10:55.000But it was Rochelle Walensky who ran the CDC in 2020.
01:11:17.000People are still, to this day, still worried about it.
01:11:18.000So when you look at every cornerstone of this whole vaccine and COVID mandate, whether it was the social media information coming in, the people that are pushing the vaccine, or the people producing the vaccine when it comes to the pharmaceutical companies, all run by Jews.
01:11:45.000Yeah, a lot of the Russian immigration for Silicon Valley came because of the chip technology that they developed in the Soviet Union.
01:11:53.000What they basically did when it collapsed is they took all the expertise, all the best mathematics, not necessarily chip technology, the best statisticians and mathematicians and engineers and stuff, and they basically took all that skills and resources and got into big tech here,
01:12:08.000and it was technology from the Soviet Union.
01:12:10.000I did a deep dive on all this, and it's like, it's just when you look and you're like, what the fuck?
01:13:12.000I just think at some level, yeah, there's a coincidence where, like, there's a bunch of people that are starting race or certain, I want to say, ideology that are heading these companies.
01:13:19.000But the point here is that, like, you're in their house.
01:13:22.000They have some rules, you don't follow the rules of their current timing, then you're fucked.
01:13:27.000But, at the same time, censoring elections on purpose, now you're pushing the whole country in the same direction.
01:13:34.000I think people underestimate that it's like...
01:13:37.000The people that are in power, and they've done studies on this, and, you know, these are the same ruling aristocratic families that were in power like 500 years ago in Europe.
01:13:49.000Like as the nobles and the aristocrats and the lords and the royal whatever bloodlines.
01:13:56.000The royal families from Europe and the noble families, the esteemed lineages, they're still the ones that are in power now, you know, and They've maintained their family pedigrees, again, originating from European,
01:14:12.000Anglo-American aristocracies, and they're just not that public.
01:14:28.000Because it was unusual for Jews to rise to the ranks and become new money and build it from scratch, compared to the older money, the aristocratic money, which it's part of the aristocratic MO that you're not in public, you're not acting as a celebrity, talking to the masses and stuff like that.
01:14:44.000So I just think it's always important to keep in mind that dynamic, that there's an unseen, hidden...
01:14:53.000Yeah, they are hidden, and that's 100%.
01:14:59.000Obviously no one gives a fuck about who runs the NBA, they just want to watch the players, but who runs the NBA? It's like 15 of the teams are owned by Jews, right?
01:15:42.000So it's like they're always in the back.
01:15:44.000Like, if you do a little bit of research, you'll find out who they are.
01:15:46.000But I'm saying, even if you go deeper than that, though, these guys seem like lower-level hucksters compared to the real power, which is like, where does the finances come from to prop the entertainment industry up?
01:15:59.000Well, the head of trust and safety that actually bans people at YouTube is a Jew, too.
01:16:02.000I mean, where does the finance go to kind of allocate the loans and the credit to build these in the first place?
01:17:21.000Because most people don't even know this shit, so I was like, yo, who ran the country at this time and pushed the COVID vaccine and pushed the mandate?
01:19:02.000So recently, the CEO has been abducted by the French president, and a twist of events happened where he was called to be at dinner with the president of France, but all of a sudden, magically,
01:19:17.000he gets to the airport on the plane and is greeted by who?
01:21:05.000Terrorism, cyberbullying, huge laundry list of crimes.
01:21:12.000They're not accusing him of doing any of that.
01:21:15.000They're just saying that there's people who are on the technology he invented who are doing that.
01:21:21.000As though somehow he's responsible for that.
01:21:24.000This is the same type of argument that gun control advocates often use when somebody goes and uses an AR-15 in a nefarious way.
01:21:34.000And suddenly, they're going and saying, oh, the gun manufacturer needs to be held responsible and sued into oblivion and this type of thing because their technology is being used.
01:21:46.000The fact that the French kind of brought this guy in under false pretenses and then arrested him on charges which had nothing to directly do with him.
01:21:55.000They're not charging him with any of this.
01:22:24.000When the trans mafia was all over Telegram organizing to take down various content creators and take down various people who upset them, and when Black Lives Matter is using this technology, when actual terrorists or leftist terrorists are using this technology,
01:22:42.000But if right-wingers are organizing on it, and I guarantee you that's what the laundry list of charges are going to show, so right-wingers are getting together and saying, well, we don't like the Muslims in the UK anymore, right?
01:22:54.000But when the trans mafia uses it, they organize for their nefarious shit, that's fine, right?
01:23:04.000Actually, what I've heard is that, and don't quote me on this because I'm not absolutely certain about it, it's just something I've heard, is that Telegram was actually being used very prominently in Russian military operations in Ukraine.
01:23:17.000So that if they actually have access to Telegram and they're able to affect it or shut it down or something, that could actually severely affect the war in Ukraine, actually, and Russia's military efforts.
01:23:28.000And that, to me, makes the most sense as far as what the motivation behind something like this would be, you know?
01:24:01.000But just so you guys know, by the way, this is actually very important.
01:24:04.000The reason why these pussy-ass social media platforms cooperate so heavily with the government is because they get a certain protection where if you publish something on their platform that breaks the law or anything else like that, they're not liable and they can't be charged or sued, right?
01:24:19.000And it's the same protection that a lot of these...
01:24:23.000Newspapers enjoy as well, like the New York Post, whatever it may be, where you can't sue them for publishing certain stuff.
01:24:31.000That's why they cooperate so much with the government, because they don't want to lose protection and be held liable or held criminally liable for anything that someone on their platform publishes.
01:24:41.000Foreign governments, they don't have to adhere to that.
01:24:45.000So the thing is, why is it then, if he's being charged for all of these things because the organization on Telegram, when Mark Zuckerberg goes out to France, they're going to arrest him?
01:24:55.000Are they going to arrest Elon Musk when he goes out to free?
01:24:59.000Or are they only going to arrest this guy?
01:26:16.000And also, there's got to be ways, 100% they have ways to remotely access your device, you know, without necessarily directly going to Telegram without it.
01:26:52.000They're all using Sal Brights, which is, you know, the main thing to use to extract phones.
01:26:57.000So, there might be technology out now, but what I will say is that, like, compared to the other phone brands, surprisingly, I'm fucking shocked and amazed to say this, Apple is actually one of the ones that, like, it's very difficult to hack.
01:27:46.00012 charges against Telegram CEO Pavel Derov, including providing cryptology services aiming to ensure confidentiality without certified declaration and six counts of complicity with alleged criminal activity by Telegram users.
01:28:01.000So, complicity, webmastering an online platform in order to enable an illegal transaction or organized group.
01:28:06.000Refusal to communicate at the request of competent authorities information or documents necessary for carrying on operating interceptions allowed by law.
01:28:13.000Complicity, possessing pornographic images of minors.
01:28:15.000Complicity, distributing, offering, or making available pornographic images of minors in organized groups.
01:28:20.000Complicity, acquiring, transporting, possessing, offering, or selling narcotic substances.
01:28:25.000Complicity, offering, selling, or making available without legitimate reason, equipment tools, programs, or data designed for...
01:28:48.000To ensure confidential without certified declaration, providing a cryptology tool not solely to ensuring authenticity or integrity, monitoring without prior declaration.
01:28:56.000And then lastly here, importing a cryptology tool, ensuring authentication or integrity, monitoring without prior declaration.
01:29:04.000So guys, I mean basically, hey, all this shit that happens on your platform, we're hitting you with it.
01:29:25.000It's become more of a social media platform.
01:29:30.000Because how it works is that if you're a social media platform, you can actually be criminally liable for illegal things being done using your platform, right?
01:29:59.000I think that this depends on where you're at.
01:30:01.000So this is why I think what'll happen...
01:30:03.000I think ultimately what's going to happen is these tech leaders, Silicon Valley leaders, people who have new technologies, start getting arrested in foreign nations because they can't possibly comply with all these global laws and regulations from each and every country on planet Earth.
01:30:18.000I think there's going to end up being a universal Bill of Rights when it comes...
01:30:21.000And this is why Rumble shut down in France.
01:30:25.000It's getting to a point where other countries don't observe freedom of speech like we do.
01:30:31.000We're very fortunate to have the First Amendment here in the United States, but in Eastern Europe, especially these former colonial powers, it's kind of funny.
01:30:40.000They're run by weak leaders that don't necessarily recognize free speech, etc.
01:30:45.000For them, they look at it like, okay, these American companies that facilitate free speech, we need to somehow monitor these people.
01:30:51.000Now, Instagram, Facebook, etc., they're probably bending the knee all the time, giving them whatever they want, whatever it is, right?
01:30:56.000That's why I think WhatsApp now is compromised because Facebook runs it and they've given their information, right?
01:31:01.000They're not necessarily an encryption service to the same degree as Telegram, which is a big reason why Telegram is so popular.
01:31:05.000It's precisely because WhatsApp used to be the one that everyone used, but now everyone uses Telegram and Signal.
01:31:10.000So, I think we're going to see more of this where...
01:31:14.000If you operate in these countries and you don't cooperate with that country with what they want, because you can see there, not cooperating, etc., you're going to go to jail.
01:31:22.000So people like Chris Pawlowski, etc., they're like, you know what?
01:31:25.000We're not going to comply with your authoritarian commands.
01:31:27.000We're just going to shut down in your fucking country.
01:31:53.000I think what we're seeing is selective punishment.
01:31:56.000Well, the United States would have to spearhead it and be really aggressive on people joining in, like a little NATO. Or Europe, yeah.
01:32:02.000But this is what's being floated around that I've seen as being a possible safeguard to this idea that if you create...
01:32:11.000Because the big thing is, if these alternative technologies are going to continue to exist, they're going to accelerate.
01:32:18.000People are going to begin making more and more and more of them.
01:32:21.000And your risk of not being able to utilize these technologies because the people who invent them might go to jail based on your local government entrapping them like this.
01:32:42.000But I did want to get your take on what you thought about it.
01:32:45.000I think it would be a good idea to protect some of these guys because it's crazy that they're holding them liable for the actions of people that use their platform.
01:32:51.000Like, there needs to be some semblance of protection for them offering people the ability to speak freely.
01:32:57.000I guarantee you the reason, though, why they went after him is because they probably sent some demands.
01:33:01.000Hey, we need access because XYZ. We need to be able to, you know, intercept stuff like that.
01:33:05.000And he probably told them to fuck off.
01:33:08.000Because I'll tell you guys this from my personal experience working in law enforcement.
01:33:11.000Facebook, Meta in general, and all these social media platforms, they have what's called law enforcement portals.
01:33:18.000So you're able to go and contact them directly.
01:33:21.000They have a whole team that just deals with law enforcement, where you contact them and say, hey, I need a subpoena on XYZ account, whatever, and they will go ahead and make it available to you pretty freely if you have court documents, whether it's a search warrant, a subpoena, whatever it may be.
01:33:33.000What I'm thinking with Telegram is, more than likely is, They weren't cooperative with the French government on maybe some investigations.
01:38:55.000We're going to cover the girl that he was with, because I think this is important and should be noted, too.
01:38:58.000I noticed that this and it wasn't really covered too much.
01:39:00.000The woman that he was traveling with, this chick, right?
01:39:02.000During his trips to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan, Pavel Derov was accompanied by a 24-year-old crypto coach, LOL, and streamer Yulia Vavilova, who resides in Dubai, and was also with him at the time of his arrest in Florida.
01:39:14.000Up until August 24, she had been actively posting photos on social media from Derov's private jet and various locations where he was present.
01:39:43.000I'll just keep it at that with y'all, bro.
01:39:46.000When you're in Dubai, you're in the UAE, and you see girls from Eastern Europe there, you should definitely raise an eyebrow, because a lot of times they're working girls, if you guys know what I'm saying.
01:39:59.000That's the one thing I didn't like about the UAE when I was there.
01:40:27.000The point is, you go to that hotel, whatever, bro, they're working actively every single day.
01:40:33.000I suggest for anyone, if you're gonna go to Dubai, don't stay in the Palm area, Palm Jumeirah, because that's where all the working girls are, and if you want a paper box, that's cool, but I hate that shit.
01:40:47.000Oh, you're talking about that Palm Island?
01:40:49.000Yeah, because all the hotels and stuff are there, and that's kind of where...
01:42:48.000Yeah, but I mean, they definitely could have been tracking, well, probably his stuff too, but like, she doesn't make it easy, she doesn't help, you know what I mean?
01:42:54.000This is the same thing that happened with PB Rock, right, when he got killed, grew up hosting where they were at and shit.
01:43:00.000So it's like, or maybe he didn't know.
01:43:02.000Because sometimes they'll sneak in to take a photo here, a photo here.
01:43:05.000But still, that's kind of messed up, though.
01:43:06.000Yeah, girls gotta always document where their eyebrows are.
01:44:13.000It would have been more convenient if the Russian government controlled it that way.
01:44:17.000He could not be used by the French government to...
01:44:23.000French and Russians don't get along like that.
01:44:25.000No, no, I'm saying because now they could tell him, like, okay, you have to make these changes to your platform as a condition of your release and us taking the charges off you.
01:44:34.000You have to change your policies on Telegram.
01:45:11.000And it's going to get worse and worse and worse.
01:45:14.000But we've got to fight to preserve it, man.
01:45:16.000It's limited, but free speech was always just a question of how loud you are and who hears you.
01:45:22.000It's always the parameters that have defined your ability to have speech.
01:45:25.000And what we call free speech is the limited extent to which you're confined to a limited audience and a limited ability to have them hear you and what you're allowed to say and so on.
01:45:37.000And every time the line has been crossed, you know, free speech rights meant nothing.
01:45:42.000They've always been thrown out the window.
01:45:43.000Well, you know, your ability to speak freely is 100% contingent upon your audience and your influence.
01:46:44.000He would just say what was on his mind.
01:46:47.000Yeah, but I mean, he was kind of a scumbag Democrat, kind of a typical New York, like, New York billionaire Democrat scumbag.
01:46:55.000And then what happened with him was, I mean, that escalator ride really did, when he was just like, man, these Mexicans need to get the fuck out of here, right?
01:47:49.000Isn't it interesting that our government as a country goes around the world preaching free speech and civil liberties and saying, oh, we're an open...
01:47:57.000We need to have open democracies and we need to have the free expression of ideas and all this stuff.
01:48:02.000And then, meanwhile, everything is so tightly controlled that, you know, it...
01:48:07.000Look, this is going to be controversial for me to say.
01:48:10.000I am 100% convinced that this is probably the most, in terms of restricting speech, controlled country in the world.
01:48:18.000In terms of how much is done to limit and control speech on an institutional level.
01:48:36.000So it's clear that, okay, this person's speech is being limited because it's illegal, because the government doesn't want them to say this.
01:48:47.000We are also simultaneously given the illusion that all these celebrities and all the media that we're seeing is actually the free expression of ideas, and that's the content we're getting.
01:50:29.000YouTubers are more famous than A-list celebrities.
01:50:31.000A Kai Sanatka will walk down the street and get more attention than an A-list celebrity that's in a movie that's in theaters right fucking now.
01:51:25.000When the media was centralized, you know, in order to have a big spectacle, you know, you could do something in front of paparazzi or something.
01:51:32.000You could record a video of yourself and send it to journalists.
01:51:34.000But you're not going to be in jail on a movie set.
01:51:37.000Yeah, you're not going to be at the movies or on cable TV doing some crazy shit.
01:51:52.000With a lot of these people, and I've noticed this when we interview, and I'm not going to say no names, but they'll have a template of what they're going to talk about.
01:52:47.000He talked about Kamala Harris' campaign, reached out to him or whatever.
01:52:50.000He's going to probably stay away from politics, and if he does get into it, he's going to take the Kamala side more than likely, because that's more beneficial.
01:53:32.000Like, they're like, alright, I made enough money, I have like, you know, tens of millions of dollars in my bank now, I quit, I'm done, I can do whatever the fuck I want now.
01:53:39.000Like, is there anything to limit that anymore, or how does that work?
01:53:43.000I mean, I think, like, you look at someone like a Nick Merckx, he came out and said there's like two genders or something, and that was like revolutionary, right?
01:54:39.000He's telling young men to go to the gym, be accountable, make money, don't be a fucking brokie, you know, have more entrepreneurial mindset, fight back against the system, what happens?
01:54:48.000Censored, kicked off every single platform, right?
01:54:52.000Then you have, like, Kai and Speed doing this shit where we're gonna do Minecraft or whatever for 24 hours, whatever.
01:55:13.000And have their nail videos, their kitty cat videos, and their how to fix this dishwasher videos.
01:55:20.000Because they're all advertiser-safe, and it makes them a fuckload of money.
01:55:25.000And they don't have to worry about any problems.
01:55:27.000There's nothing polarizing about, here's how you do your nails, you know, in blue.
01:55:31.000Nobody's going to freak out about that.
01:55:33.000So I think that they would prefer to get rid of all political content.
01:55:36.000And as the side effect of people going over to Rumble, they thought, man, YouTube's losing a lot of these kind of great political streamers who are making millions of dollars for YouTube.
01:55:46.000A drop of the bucket means nothing to them, and it does not, they are not in a million years going to lose a $500 million a year advertising, you know, or advertiser, because the advertiser says, well, you showed my advertisement on a supposedly safe-to-watch video,
01:56:02.000but it was really an anti-trans political advocate, right?
01:56:10.000And I'm glad that you mentioned that because Rumble's lawsuit actually exposed this.
01:56:15.000Garb or whatever the fuck they're called, this conglomerate of advertisers, they literally said, don't put our stuff on anything Steven Crowder or Alex Jones like.
01:56:25.000Well, we all know Steven Crowder and Alex Jones lean far more right, right?
01:56:30.000I'd consider them conservative political commentators, right?
01:56:34.000And if you're saying, yo, we don't want anything on that type of content, well, guess what?
01:56:38.000Everyone that leans right is going to be censored.
01:56:41.000And this is why, we all know this, right-wing political commentators almost always are more censored than left-wing ones.
01:56:47.000This is why, if you look at all the top political commentators on the right are all on Rumble now.
01:56:51.000Even Daily Wire are on fucking Rumble.
01:56:54.000So that should tell you guys everything you need to know.
01:56:56.000Well, it's not only that, but going back to something earlier that Fresh said that I wanted to get into, you said, you know, we're kind of learning where the line is now for what is to be censored, what isn't, under these kind of...
01:57:18.000And now you're past that Rubicon, and this big, huge, giant machine is mobilized against you, but it takes a long time to finally snap the jaws shut.
01:57:29.000Hold on, when I say there's a line, a visible line, it doesn't stop.
01:57:32.000It's always going, and each new century segment, or for example, topic that comes up, You can cross that line.
01:58:23.000So it seems to me that the real common denominator that they're really going to get you for and really want to censor you for is going to come to what you say about the foreign agenda, the foreign policy.
01:59:19.000But in the case of me, we had an entire Washington, D.C., CIA-linked NGO that contacted Twitch and told them that me and Jackson have to be banned.
01:59:35.000They will compromise on culture war stuff if they have to, at least in the short term.
01:59:41.000Maybe they have a more long-term agenda or whatever, but at least in the short term.
01:59:44.000But when it comes to information about the foreign agenda and the war agenda and the military-industrial complex and things like that, that is where you're really stepping over toes.
01:59:54.000That's where you're really stepping over toes.
02:00:00.000That is gradually becoming more and more of a problem.
02:00:02.000It's really, to me, the main common denominator.
02:00:04.000Because look, even if you're a right-wing conservative, if you're fully aligned with NATO, just fully...
02:00:11.000Unless you're saying things that are crazy, like inflammatory, like the N-word or something like that, I don't think you're going to get as much flack.
02:00:19.000Yeah, you still get banned for going against LGBTQ stuff.
02:00:24.000You still get banned for going against the domestic cultural agenda as well.
02:00:28.000You still get banned for that just as much as you used to.
02:01:33.000People that are in those spots that are still on YouTube and still on these platforms, talk to people in a communication line that can say to them, okay, don't do this, do this.
02:02:17.000But I think the thing that's changed at least a little bit since the McCarthy-er of the 1950s, at least, is, like, people who are not connected to the Russian government at all are being called Russian agents.
02:02:28.000People who are not connected to the Chinese government at all are being called, you know, spreaders of Chinese misinformation.
02:02:33.000Yeah, but that's the same thing as, oh, they called them conspiracy theorists.
02:02:37.000People who didn't believe in any conspiracy, but they were called conspiracy theorists.
02:03:10.000But you know what's something interesting about that?
02:03:12.000When communists make a resurgence, I think McCarthy was right.
02:03:16.000Don't you think something interesting about that?
02:03:17.000We think, we say, you know, socialist ideas are gaining traction, more people are calling themselves socialists, you know, they want free stuff or whatever, Breadtube.
02:03:26.000But then, every four years, what happens?
02:03:41.000Yeah, and then what they're doing is they're just roping them back in to be Democrats, but they say, oh, you get to be, call yourself a socialist.
02:03:48.000So you could feel more excited about it and feel like you're doing something different this time, but it's really just corralling people.
02:03:54.000I agree, but I mean, it follows why that would be so effective.
02:03:57.000It's just like, how else do we get to this agenda without going for left?
02:04:23.000People have tried it, and we've had third-party candidates who've won.
02:04:25.000If all of these so-called young socialist voices, all of them pool together with their all, their Hassan Piker, if they all use their resources to say, we actually want socialist politics, we want a third party, we're not going to do the Democrats rigged it against Bernie in 2015, we're going to have our own party,
02:04:41.000and that actually reflects the values that we talk about while we're on camera, Look, I'm not going to say they're going to get their president elected, but they could easily make an impact on American politics.
02:04:52.000Yeah, but they would just be the libertarian party for leftists.
02:04:56.000But the reason they wouldn't do that...
02:04:59.000They'd say, listen, if you become the libertarian party for the left, as the socialist party, you're going to split the vote of the Democrats, and Republicans are going to win.
02:05:13.000Anyone gets the idea to do that and talks about it publicly, they are immediately going to be called a Nazi, they're going to be called a Russian agent, they're going to be called a dangerous fascist or something, and they're going to be totally cancelled and suddenly you're going to find out,
02:05:29.000oh this person is so bigoted and so racist and all these other kinds of things.
02:05:33.000And it's going to be totally squashed.
02:05:45.000It's 100% CIA. And if it's not CIA, it's at least some kind of organized, entrenched establishment, which is doing everything in its power to make sure that young people are going to be corralled I'm not saying
02:07:06.000Joe Rogan endorsed him, which is huge.
02:07:08.000If you're going to fucking rig it against him...
02:07:11.000Why the fuck do any of these young people owe the vote to Democrats?
02:07:14.000The biggest scam they've been running, and Hasan Piker is 100% culpable in keeping it going, is telling all these fucking young people that they should still be pledging themselves to vote for Democrats, even though...
02:07:26.000See, they kicked him out of the DNC? Yeah, yeah.
02:07:28.000The voice of this new socialist generation was totally crushed, ruthlessly.
02:07:35.000And all of the major influences, they're all bought out.
02:07:38.000They're all bought and sold and paid for.
02:07:40.000And their job is to keep people hooked to the Democratic Party, to the establishment.
02:07:46.000Well, the idea of socialism within the Democrat Party has always just been lip service.
02:07:52.000They don't want real socialism because they would have to give up their fucking money.
02:09:29.000She's literally campaigning off of abortion is her biggest talking point.
02:09:33.000That's her biggest thing, and that's what they do.
02:09:36.000They almost always campaign off of feelings, race politics, and social issues.
02:09:41.000I feel like the reason I have a little bit of sympathy for some of these left-wing, young people, students, as stupid as they are and libtarded as they are, A lot of these people are students who are in debt.
02:09:57.000And the whole, we're going to forgive the student loans, we're going to forgive your debt and shit that was being promised, they actually believe that shit.
02:10:06.000And it's crazy how all of these left-wing...
02:11:41.000Like, promising them something and pretending to have a politics that he really just doesn't have.
02:11:46.000Yeah, but most of these guys, I mean, ultimately, you know this, especially having run in those spaces for as long as you did, most of these guys are just status quo advocates.
02:11:55.000Yeah, by the way, guys, I didn't mean to derail all the...
02:13:06.000A lot of people on the left want handouts.
02:13:08.000So if you go ahead and you're like, oh, we're going to deal with these social issues which puts you in a position of power and you're able to get money or whatever, and we're going to protect these certain rights of yours, that's what they do because women and minorities tend to look for social stuff more than economic stuff.
02:13:22.000No, the handout angle is definitely 100% real.
02:13:26.000Free abortions at the DNC. They were giving free abortions and vasectomies at the DNC. They were campaigning on abortion.
02:13:34.000She spent a whole day, the first full day of the DNC, was talking about abortion.
02:13:39.000And it's interesting, they brought a couple women to talk about abortion, and all of them cited examples of abortion where it was, I was going to die with a miscarriage, a premature baby...
02:13:49.000Even in, like, Taliban's Afghanistan, they'll make an exception for you in those cases.
02:13:54.000Yeah, like, if you're gonna die or something like that, they'll give an abortion.
02:13:56.000So, like, they gave the most, or sexual assault, they gave all these extreme examples of where abortion is, like, needed, etc.
02:14:03.000But it's like, okay, that's cool, but, like, let's be honest here, a majority of women that get abortion get it because of bad reproductive choices with the wrong guy.
02:16:33.000It swept all of the Democrats out of office, and Clinton said, okay, this was a terrible mistake.
02:16:40.000As soon as they possibly could, they got the assault weapons ban repealed because it was just not a good policy, a good national policy, and people fucking hated it.
02:17:02.000It's reminiscent to me of what's going on with abortion right now, which is the same thing, right?
02:17:06.000Oh, we have this abortion policy which is vastly unpopular, and here's the Republicans suddenly scrambling to, well, we want to distance ourselves a little bit from that.
02:17:18.000Nope, it's really about bringing it back to the States.
02:17:21.000Ah, you know, we didn't really want it to go this far, you know what I mean?
02:17:24.000See, they gotta balance different electorates, because what's something that actually drives one of the electorates to go vote?
02:17:30.000The evangelicals, who are all about the abortion.
02:17:33.000The only reason Republicans give a shit about abortion, it's not because they actually fucking care, they don't.
02:18:43.000What he needed to do was double down on all of these policies.
02:18:46.000If he had doubled down on all of his original policies, and he doubled down and said, no, we're going to stay the course, even if it costs us everything, abortion is out of here, we still would have been able to take this thing, I think.
02:20:18.000Yeah, well, he was basically saying he's going to return the jobs back, he's going to have an industrial policy, and he's going to bring manufacturing back to the United States.
02:21:10.000But I also think that the double-down on these positions, the illegal immigration, no more of that.
02:21:17.000I think, look, sometimes when you double down on the politically incorrect stuff, that is a way to signal to your base, like, yeah, yeah, I don't care what these people say, I'm not going to be bought by them.
02:21:25.000But if that's all you have to offer, I do think...
02:21:29.000You are going to be ostracized, you're going to be considered weird, and you're going to mobilize all the young people to destroy you as the villain.
02:21:38.000And if you don't offer that substantive thing you just mentioned, which is the bread and butter issue that people actually care about...
02:21:47.000It's not going to be given the necessary context.
02:22:46.000Well, women are so easy to influence and so stupid when it comes to the electorate that they'll basically believe anything...
02:22:52.000Even if Trump takes this position of moderation, there's no reason for me to think that women won't believe that he's anti-abortion because the fucking Democrats say he's anti-abortion.
02:25:13.000That's why they're leaning into it now, because they realized we could hit him on the thing that actually is his Achilles heel, which he didn't even have to worry about in 2016.
02:26:56.000Because I think, ultimately, and it's very possible that he's been approached and told, if you lose this, but it just looks like you really tried hard, right?
02:27:07.000But you lose this thing, all this goes away.
02:27:33.000When I watched the debate, I remember with Biden, I turned to my wife and I'm like, I can tell that this guy wants to just fucking trounce this idiot.
02:27:42.000I want to get your opinion on this, because you're from Michigan and you probably come from the communities.
02:27:51.000People tell me that one of the things that regular people didn't like about Trump, I'm talking about elderly people, whatever, is although they liked him and they wanted to vote for him, When he was doing all the things we found hilarious, like going on TV bullying people and calling them names and shit,
02:28:38.000You know what I think he's become a politician?
02:28:40.000Well, this whole brigade of him being publicly called as a criminal or seen as a criminal, people that weren't even, like, haters of Trump were like, damn.
02:28:48.000I'm going to let a criminal run my country.
02:28:51.000And just that alone with also his current policies and his abortion rights or whatever, that right there, bro, was a nail in the coffin, I think, for Trump.
02:29:14.000For those of you guys that don't know, that's Robert F. Kennedy Jr., son of Robert F. Kennedy Sr., who was killed, I think, in 1968 by Saron Saron, which...
02:29:25.000We're on YouTube, so I won't go much further than that, but you guys already know what I'm...
02:30:38.000He ran as an independent, and then now he's going ahead and supporting Trump, which is obviously a Republican, so that's a big deal for them.
02:30:45.000But Arne Kennedy's name will still appear in the Michigan ballot, despite suspending his campaign last week.
02:30:49.000Kennedy said that last week he would withdraw his name from the ballot and the key swing states to avoid hurting former President Trump's chances in November.
02:30:55.000But in Michigan, one of the states that could decide the election, it's too late for Kennedy to remove his name, part of the Secretary of State's office.
02:31:02.000And just so you guys know, there's a couple of different states.
02:31:38.000Kenny suspended his independent presidential campaign on Friday, saying he believed that remaining on the ballot in the battleground states would most likely hand the election to the Democrats, with whom I disagree on most existential issues.
02:31:49.000During his Friday announcement, Kennedy said Trump had asked to enlist me in a second administration.
02:31:54.000Kennedy told Tucker Carlson in an interview that aired Monday that he was asked to join Trump's transition team, and he's looking forward to that.
02:32:01.000So this is basically meaningless from my perspective.
02:32:05.000Meaningless that he suspends the election?
02:32:13.000They kind of tell you what the plot is.
02:32:15.000So he says, look, I can really hurt your chances.
02:32:18.000In your run here, but on the off chance, because there's no way I'm going to win, but on the off chance you do win, I want an administration where you are going to allow me to have a position in the administration.
02:32:29.000Democrats aren't going to offer that to him.
02:32:46.000It wouldn't surprise me if Tulsi Gabbard had something similar with some type of, you know, we're going to get an administrative spot as long as you're out here campaigning and not hurting my chances in these key battleground states.
02:32:57.000So I don't think that this is meaningful in any way.
02:32:59.000I don't think it's going to change the outcome of the election in any way.
02:33:25.000And I don't know if it'll be, like, some bombshell that they drop, but there'll be something that will also, you know, drastically hurt his chances.
02:33:34.000So you don't think this is important at all that RFK is endorsing him?
02:33:53.000To me, right, personally, I like RFK, despite the fact that I consider myself more, I guess people call me Farre, whatever.
02:34:02.000Because I like his stance on, because here's the thing with RFK. He's actually pretty damn anti-establishment.
02:34:10.000And he's very critical of the pharmaceutical companies, the food companies, etc.
02:34:14.000People call him a conspiracy theorist.
02:34:16.000That's why the Democrat Party didn't really want to sign off on bringing him on.
02:34:19.000And I think for Trump, that's good because one of the main criticisms that he's getting is that he's become the politician that he campaigned against in 2016, which is a valid critique.
02:34:29.000So bringing someone like an RFK who is anti-establishment, who is considered a conspiracy theorist by many, I think that will be good for his campaign because it kind of alludes back to that 2016 campaign that he was.
02:34:41.000Also, I think it's going to bring a lot of people that were in the middle.
02:35:01.000The point is that Joe Rogan has a huge platform, and there's a lot of people that kind of side with that more libertarian view.
02:35:07.000He's almost like, I don't want to say as big as a Bernie, but he brings in a lot of those voters that were undecided and don't know where they were going to go.
02:35:16.000I think, if anything, RFK is going to bring a lot of those people over to Trump, which I think is a W. And then also, he did...
02:35:25.000You're correct, by the way, as far as giving him a position.
02:35:28.000He was talking about making RFK the head of overseeing assassination attempts in the United States in the rally when he came out.
02:37:07.000And which a lot of people dislike, but, you know, once you get used to it, you know, you listen to it for a bit, you're like, okay, this guy makes sense.
02:37:13.000But I think he's going to bring a lot of those people over.
02:38:33.000It totally discombobulated the political options we have, and it created a new electorate, a lot of whom are apathetic and politically homeless.
02:38:44.000He didn't lean in enough I'm kind of repeating myself a little, but it's like the traditional Republican base, this is a strange phenomenon.
02:38:56.000It's so interesting because the traditional Republican base actually started going Democrat, the suburban kind of upper middle class, traditional kind of Republicans that you think of as a Republican.
02:39:12.000Well, also, but they were also so off-put by the class warfare, the indirect class warfare, at least, that Trump was tapping into these deplorable blue-collar, whatever, you know, mechanics or something.
02:39:25.000These are the respectable kind of upper-middle class, really conservative in the Tory kind of British sense, like they're squares, basically, you know?
02:39:35.000They started going more Democrat And there was another direction that was happening, which is that the kind of traditional Democrat blue-collar base is going the opposite direction.
02:39:45.000And Trump did not really do a lot to accelerate that process.
02:39:49.000The Democrats consolidated that shift and that realignment.
02:39:52.000I agree with you that Trump has never fully understood his own phenomenon.
02:40:33.000He utilized a lot of what he learned about basically messing with the economy inside of the game in order to mobilize people into their various frustrations and this kind of thing.
02:40:45.000It was an interesting article about it.
02:40:47.000But Bannon really understood the Trump phenomenon in a way that a lot of other people never really did, which is you really need to tap into the fact that people are way more pissed off than you think, and you can be an outlet for that.
02:41:01.000You can be an outlet for them to say, this is all bullshit, what's with all the...
02:41:07.000The immigrants, the bad trade deals, everything is exported.
02:41:12.000Everything here is just a copy and paste.
02:41:15.000It's a McDonald's on every corner, followed by a Subway, followed by a FedEx building.
02:41:19.000I mean, everywhere you go, if I drop you in any, you know, suburb in the United States or in any strip mall in the United States and you looked around just based on the buildings which were around you...
02:41:31.000Would you ever know where the fuck you were?
02:44:50.000All the extreme positions have been taken out in the open and exhausted memetically or whatever.
02:44:56.000So there's not a lot of room for the magic there anymore.
02:45:00.000I just kind of feel like Kamala's whole meme magic is like, you know, excuse my French, it's like, ah, I'm a stupid bitch, whatever, like, it's cute, you know, it's charming, she's an airhead.
02:45:13.000She's careless, though, but she's carefree, and that's what makes her so charming.
02:46:08.000They say that she slept her way to the top, etc.
02:46:11.000The only people that are going to find that funny and like that stuff are people like us that watch Steven Crowder that like that type of...
02:46:16.000Because Crowder actually got in trouble for this.
02:47:27.000Yeah, it's like, look, the appeal of original hip-hop was like, you know, you're an outlaw, it's a dog-eat-dog world, you're gonna stand on your own business, and it's you against the world, and that's it.
02:47:39.000You know, it's like, it's a ruthless world.
02:47:41.000And I think they were, you know, there was a lot of things that happened where like, okay, it's toxic masculinity, there's too much kind of...
02:47:48.000Isn't that the same message just coming from the women?
02:47:51.000Right, but then that's still not been domesticated by the political correctness, so...
02:47:59.000Well, it is subsumed under it, but it's like, it's still an edge, so to speak.
02:52:55.000Isn't that what it says is going to happen though?
02:52:57.000Which is why I argue if you are atheist or you're a different religion, how do you explain about being so accurate nowadays?
02:53:03.000It's almost impossible to deny what's happening now.
02:53:05.000Even what's going on right now with Israel and Palestine, when they're saying, look, we're about to make this big sacrifice of the golden heifer, we're going to remake the temple.
02:53:58.000Question, Myron, do you think Trump will actually realize JFK documents or an empty promise to RFK? Andrew, if you have to steal a man, what would be the path forward for Trump to win?
02:54:27.000Do you think Trump will actually realize JFK documents are an empty promise to RFK? Here's the thing.
02:54:32.000Trump saw the JFK documents and he didn't declassify them.
02:54:35.000I talked about this with Andrew Bustamante, former CIA. He's never seen ever That they would have documents 60 plus years and not declassify them.
02:54:43.000He says that something is going on and I would say that they don't want the shooters to be identified for obvious reasons.
02:54:49.000And we talked about this on my, we did a whole podcast about JFK. No, it's on Rumble though.
02:56:24.000So you think him endorsing him isn't enough?
02:56:26.000If he had brought RFK in as the vice president, that would have been a better move.
02:56:30.000That would have been a way better move if he could have done it.
02:56:32.000And this was suggested to him many times, but they're like, well, wait a second, he doesn't have the kind of inside political clout which is necessary.
02:56:39.000And it's like, well, but, you know, the whole Pence thing, Pence didn't work out well for Trump.
02:57:12.000If that ever happened again, if it were to ever repeat, J.D. Convance isn't going to authorize it either.
02:57:18.000Well, Pence, you could say, this new indictment, he's the chief witness in that thing because it's all on the insurrection is what they're saying.
02:59:17.000And the thing is, is that the MAGA supporters, like Trump's hardcore fans, they dislike anyone that betrayed Trump because they saw, like, what happened with January 6th.
03:02:50.000The Russian guy says they should equally allow both sides to post their stories on social media or just ban all content to be posted during elections.
03:03:23.000I don't want to sound like a doomer, but if they fortified the election against Trump in 2020, what's stopping them from doing it again in 2024?
03:05:36.000What I think he needs to do is all in on the debate.
03:05:40.000It's gonna happen, what, September 5th, if I'm not mistaken, on ABC? He's going to debate Kamala Harris.
03:05:45.000So, what he's going to need to do, because this is how we demolish Biden, and made him actually drop out.
03:05:53.000He needs to demolish Kamala on the debate stage, because one thing I've noticed with the debate is that that's how you get these people that are diehard, like, I'm going to vote for XYZ party, that's how you get them over, is when they watch their candidate get absolutely smoked in a debate, in a battle of ideas, I think that's how you're going to be able to bring over Some people that are questioning her on the left,
03:06:14.000and also bringing the people that are in the middle, which is a lot, by the way, that don't like either candidate.
03:06:18.000I think that's what they're going to have to do, is he's going to have to demolish her on the debate.
03:06:21.000And the thing is that he can do it, because she doesn't really have strong policy.
03:06:25.000She just came out with her policies recently.
03:06:26.000She's been backtracking a lot of things.
03:06:28.000First she said she's not going to drill.
03:06:29.000Now she's saying she's going to drill.
03:07:19.000Yes, because she can just drown him out with an overwhelming, you fucked up COVID, you fucked up the economy, you shut the states down, everything you claim I did...
03:10:07.000Here's the other thing, too, that I think is also great that the Republicans did, is that they were able to get Tulsi Gabbard to endorse them.
03:10:48.000The issue is, again, this is people forgetting.
03:10:51.000The woman audience, bro, is going to be, she's fighting for our rights, she has our back, even though Trump is winning, he's bullying her.
03:10:59.000Especially them sitting down, she's going to look so condescending to him.
03:11:02.000Okay, 20 years ago, I would agree with you, I would say, you know what, you're right, because the mainstream media carries the narrative, because, here's the other thing too that I'm worried about, he's going to be on ABC. We already know, they're left-leaning, they're going to ask questions that are going to favor her, it's going to be fucking biased, right?
03:11:23.000What's going to happen is they're going to watch this debate and a lot of the political commentators, they're going to tell you the truth about who really won and they're going to actually break it down fairly objectively.
03:11:31.000I think they're going to script it for TikTok.
03:12:03.000None of Kamala's appeal at all comes from her being smart or being well-spoken or being intelligent or having good policy points or arguments.
03:12:14.000It's literally the fucking airhead, carefree charisma of like, oh, I'm just kind of like a dumb girl Barbie or whatever.
03:12:21.000And all she has to do is do memes and clapbacks and shit.
03:12:56.000Biden has said many times, a million times, me and Kamala agree on 99% of things.
03:13:01.000So effectively, whatever he puts into writing or legislation, whatever the fuck he passes, she's there cosigning on it.
03:13:06.000And then she's effectively, I would argue, she's had more power than any other vice president that I've seen in recent history because he's been incapacitated for fucking months.
03:14:18.000I'm looking at their point of view, and if they believe that she's being bullied, she's a victim, oh, she didn't know what's going on, she wins.
03:16:51.000If she gives you no policy, you can't attack the policies.
03:16:53.000Look, I think Americans have given us a long time...
03:16:54.000She just recently gave the House 125k to homebuyers 5,000 tax credits, which J.D. Vance, by the way, came up with that, and she stole it from him.
03:17:02.000A long time ago, long time ago, at least the new generation of voters do not give a fuck in any serious way about politics.
03:17:17.000Like, like, oh my god, Trump got elected, like, it fried people's brains, and it's like, after that, and Biden is senile, and he's president, and he's literally senile, it's like, people don't care anymore.
03:17:29.000Here's one more angle as well, just to make this very clear.
03:17:32.000The angle that Trump can come at her with, to maybe bully her a little bit in this direction, and call her out, you know what I'm gonna say?
03:19:13.000You guys are saying, because here's the thing, it pisses me off that you guys are saying this, but you guys are kind of correct that we're going to look at it objectively.
03:20:31.000Like, they don't understand how real estate works or whatever.
03:20:32.000She's saying, oh yeah, I'm gonna build three million homes.
03:20:35.000Bro, are you really gonna build three million homes?
03:20:37.000Because, number one, we know the price of lumber and building a home is extremely expensive and most contractors actually don't want to build single-family homes.
03:20:43.000They want to focus on building commercial real estate, building big projects because they get paid more for doing that.
03:20:49.000Why the fuck are they gonna waste their time and resources building single-family homes, which don't pay that much when the price of labor and materials has gone up?
03:22:04.000And she's feeding into her, like, power projection that she's gonna have all these sweeping changes that she is not going to do.
03:22:11.000If Trump would have said, like, Kamala is corrupt, she's the swamp, she's special interest, whatever, if she, like, leaned on the crooked aspect...
03:22:20.000He leaned on the crooked aspect he did with Hillary and just used that against her.
03:23:24.000I'm the one who coined and conceptualized the term MAGA communism, right?
03:23:31.000So I'm not allergic to MAGA and Trump memes and stuff, but on a personal level, there's a reason I can never vote for Trump on a personal level, and why is that?
03:23:41.000Because to this day, he still brags about killing Soleimani.
03:24:18.000I look at it like, if you're in one of these battleground states, you're in Pennsylvania, you're in Michigan, you're in Arizona, like, bro.
03:26:28.000You're saying that the mother of his children are victims in this human trafficking scheme and they can't see their kids now because of it.
03:26:36.000Listen, this is the issue when you are a free speech absolutist and you believe everything is okay.
03:26:43.000The problem is, bro, the powers that be...
03:26:48.000And as a result, you become a target and you become a isolation of pure punishment as an example of heretics and people that don't follow the agenda.
03:26:57.000What Tate did, I believe, was great for men.
03:27:01.000The influence he had was impactful, the most Googled man in the world, crazy exposure.
03:27:53.000He's not, and that's how, unfortunately, I think his story ends, is he's going to be fighting for this for the rest of his life long after people have forgotten what he's even fighting with him about.
03:30:01.000The two defenders purchased and registered four luxury cars in the names of close people.
03:30:05.000At the same time, in an attempt to prevent the discovery of the truth, they took acts of clearly intimidating nature and acts of corruption on some injured persons and witnesses in order to induce them not to give statements or give false statements in this file.
03:30:16.000Well, first of all, I don't understand what those have to do with each other exactly.
03:30:21.000But also, on the first point, how would that be hiding...
03:30:53.000I think Dicot is just running out of steam.
03:30:55.000And they're like, we need to put another case on these guys because I think the other one was weak.
03:30:59.000And they were like, yeah, we need to do something.
03:31:01.000Because I don't think people understand this, right?
03:31:03.000Like when the States got arrested in the end of 2022, it was, if I'm not mistaken, in December, I don't think Dicot and the Romanian government knew that it was going to get that much media press.
03:31:13.000And when they realized, holy shit, This is worldwide news and they're covering it.
03:31:18.000Like, yo, there's like Twitter accounts and YouTube accounts literally dedicated to just covering Tate coverage, right?
03:31:24.000These dudes made a whole platform off of talking about Tate's arrest, right?
03:31:28.000When they did this, I don't think they knew that it was going to reach this worldwide level of reach.
03:31:37.000Just so you guys know, Romania is an extremely corrupt country.
03:31:40.000This is a place that's very known for police ripping you off, taking the money, hey, you bribe, whatever the fuck it may be.
03:31:46.000They thought maybe we could get a quick payday, take some watches, take some cash, et cetera, because they seize all this stuff and be able to keep it moving.
03:35:52.000Did you guys see the chart that says majority of women voters care more about abortion policies and rights rather than the actual fucking economy and other important aspects of the bill tonight?
03:36:02.000Most of them are single-issue voters where abortion is the top of the priority and they will go ahead and put someone in office that will destroy the economy for reproductive rights.
03:36:38.000The Chief of Amar, did you hear about Foo Fighters endorsing Kamala Harris, the Trump campaign licensed My Hero when Trump brought out RFK? Yeah, I did hear about that.
03:36:43.000Dave Grawl claims they didn't get permission, but the facts say...