EPISODE 339： YOEL ROTH AND THE DESTABILIZATION OF GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE - ARE YOU PREPARED？
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Yoel Roth of Twitter's Trust and Safety Board is an intelligence asset. We re going to talk about Mr. Roth and the destabilization of global infrastructure. Are you prepared? And joining me today as guest co-host is the VP of Sales for My Patriot Supply, Joe Reek.
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Was Yoel Roth of Twitter's Trust and Safety Board an intelligence asset?
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We're going to talk about Mr. Yoel Roth and also the destabilization of global infrastructure.
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And joining me today as guest co-host is the VP of sales for My Patriot Supply, Mr. Joe Reek.
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But first, I want to remind you all that America Fest begins this week.
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So I'm here in D.C. for a couple of days, and then we are flying.
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The whole family is coming out to Phoenix, Arizona.
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If you haven't got your tickets yet, you've got a little bit more time.
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They're opening up a few more seats so you can have that availability.
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And we have just such an amazing, amazing lineup.
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Myself, Steve Bannon, Charlie Kirk, Tucker Carlson, Don Jr. will be there.
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Secure your tickets also makes for a great Christmas present.
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You see, the useful idiots, the leftists who are idealistically believing in the beauty
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of Soviet socialists or communists or whatever system, when they get disillusioned, they become
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That's why my KGB instructors specifically made a point.
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Try to get into large circulation, established conservative media.
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Rich, filthy rich movie makers, intellectuals, so-called academic circles, cynical, egocentric
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people who can look into your eyes with angelic expression and tell you a lie.
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These are the most recruitable people, people who lack moral principles, who are either too
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These are the people who KGB wanted very much to recruit.
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But to eliminate the others, to execute the others, don't they serve some purpose?
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They serve purpose only at the stage of destabilization of a nation.
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For example, your leftists in the United States, all these professors and all these beautiful
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civil rights defenders, they are instrumental in the process of the subversion only to destabilize
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When their job is completed, they are not needed anymore.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily, powered
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That was the great Yuri Bezmanov, KGB defector, talking about ideological subversion and the
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Why did I choose to play that clip today to open the show?
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Because of an individual who I believe was himself one of these useful idiots that Yuri
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Yoel Roth is the former head of Trust and Safety at Twitter.
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This guy, a complete nut job, a complete head case.
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He wrote a dissertation on his own personal use of the Grindr app, what he wrote his PhD
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So that's just a wonderful bit of research for the world, really, for the world to understand.
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And then he goes on to have the ability and power to make his own personal whims and judgments
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decide what people are allowed to speak in public, the censorship of a sitting president
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of the United States, the censorship of specific terms.
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And when I look at these, and I look at these meetings that Yoel Roth was holding with, he's
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running Twitter, but then you've got the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security meeting
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Now, Elvis Chan told us that he was going over there every week to build relationships with
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Well, I think we know what it means when the FBI is building relationships.
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Yoel Roth was being run as an intelligence asset.
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And we see this more and more for the destabilization of our nation.
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So when we're talking about destabilization and conflict, there's no one I wanted to bring
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He's the VP of sales over at My Patriot Supply, because when we see these destabilizations, the
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censorship, not just internally, but also internationally, it gets a lot of people wondering, what
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Joe, thank you so much for joining us here on Human Events Daily.
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And so we're going to have you on for a couple of segments, but I got to get your take on
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When we see the censorship, when we see this stuff coming down from the top level, the
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destabilization that we've seen in the United States, it has had an economic effect,
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And people are really concerned with what's going on, because if people have access to
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the full information or the full story, I think people are a lot better, make better
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decisions, better decisions for their families.
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They can come up with things better if they know the full truth.
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I mean, it's just kind of common sense at that point.
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It seems like that, you know, when things are limiting and they're trying to tell a certain
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narrative, what is it that they're trying not to tell you?
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And, you know, here we have a guy, you know, imagine, for example, if he decided to say
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that, you know, if we said, well, inflation's at this number and then the White House came
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And you have to censor everybody that's that's talking about inflation because we've told
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And all of this is coming out in these new Twitter leaks that we're seeing.
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Plus, you got Elon Musk now talking about putting out Fauci files, which I'm sure, by
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the way, that they were working hand in glove with Twitter and all of the social
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media enterprises, because I'm telling you right now, I bet you there was one of these
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Yole Roths at every single social media enterprise out there.
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So we're sitting here in a country understanding now that it's almost as if our perceptions
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of the world themselves have actually been managed for us.
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Why is it so important for us to be able to get that access to true information?
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Well, just just with anything, Jack, you know, whenever you have the full story, again,
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you can start making decisions once you have the full story.
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You know, if we're told certain narratives, you know, for example, like inflation is not
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an issue or, you know, grocery stores are not our prices are not increasing.
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You know, it sends a different message to people.
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And so, you know, what we've been trying to do here, at least in my patron supply, is
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try to help people understand that, hey, there are things going on in the world that we don't
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know about because, number one, we don't care about it.
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And one of the biggest messages is to do your research, is to find out for yourselves, because
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you can't be trusting the people that we see on the nightly news like we used to 20,
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It seems like this world is getting more and more controlled.
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And there's a smaller population of people that are actually controlling that narrative.
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And people just need to be smart and understand what is happening.
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And so, again, when we have these new revelations of the media controlling the narrative or people
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playing behind the scenes, it just goes to show, hey, what we've been talking about, what
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we've been trying to educate customers is, in fact, true.
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And so, again, you have to do the work yourself because nobody's going to come save you.
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Nobody's going to come bail you out unless you do the work.
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Joe, we've got a break coming up, but I want to hold on to that point right there because
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we're going to go international in the next segment and talk about this more of this
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instability and conflict taking place, not just in Eastern Europe, but also in Southern
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A race to restore electricity to parts of southern Ukraine this weekend.
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More than one and a half million people in the Odessa region alone plunged into darkness
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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky blames the blackouts on Russian self-detonating drones
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After the night strike, the strike by Iranian drones, Odessa and other cities and villages
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Ukraine's military says it shot down 10 out of 15 explosive drones Russia fired Friday
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The region's energy authority warns stabilizing the power grid could take weeks, even months.
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Serbia does not recognize Kosovo's independence, and its president has asked NATO to deploy troops
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Aleksandr Vucic has also appealed to Serbs and Albanians living near the border to remain
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What is important is that we appeal to Albanians and to Serbs to preserve peace and to calm the
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I appeal to Serbs in northern Kosovo and Matoia to be calm and not fall for provocations.
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Imagine being in Eastern Europe, all right on the shores of the Black Sea, like Odessa.
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That was from one of the piers that my brother and I visited this summer, that beach.
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So imagine you're sitting there in the snow, in the wind, with no power whatsoever.
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I know that people tend to think they were, but no, it's actually not simmering down.
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And they've got these new kamikaze drones that are going across.
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Plus, plus, they're already massing for potentially an incredibly massive attack coming up later
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They're waiting for the ground to freeze on all those farms so they can send the tanks
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across along with the bombers and everything else that they're looking at over there.
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Plus, in Southern Europe now, we see on the border between Kosovo and Serbia, because
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in some of those areas of Northern Kosovo, you've got a lot of ethnic Serbs.
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So great, the Serbs and Kosovo, the Balkans, are at it again, right?
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And so they're talking about sending in military troops for this situation.
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And Joe, what I want to ask you about is when we see this instability, when we see the
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possibility, not only, obviously, there's a hot war going on in Eastern Europe right now.
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The United States is involved in a proxy capacity.
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Then another conflict in Southern Europe, plus just that idea of blackouts, right?
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We saw the blackouts in North Carolina right around Fort Bragg.
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We're seeing stuff up in the Pacific Northwest.
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People are saying, what's going on with these transformers?
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Why is it that we're losing power right in the middle of winter?
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People need to understand that this does have a direct consequence on the global economy and
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You know, I think people don't really realize the impact that the European breadbastic has
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You know, earlier this year, when Russia invaded the Ukraine, 33% of the global wheat exports
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all of a sudden stopped, as well as the, you know, Ukraine being one of the highest producers
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So when that big of a market stops feeding that food into the system, it affects every aspect
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of it, you know, we see it here, you know, in the United States with the price of our products
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going up, not just my patron supply products, but normal grocery store items, because it
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has like a ricocheting effect or domino effect that affects us here.
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And what's been interesting to see is over the past several months, how quickly prices have
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When we talk about the wheat exports, we talk about also the, you know, Russia and the Ukraine
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also being involved in fertilizer exports, where American farmers cannot get the fertilizers
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that they need or that they're typically used to having.
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Now they can't create the crops and they can't have that crop yield that they're normal, that
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And so that impacts us in our pocketbook right at the grocery stores.
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You know, one of the things that is really happening is people are noticing it themselves.
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You know, they can hear about the talk on the news.
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They can see that, oh yeah, there's not a lot of exports happening from the Ukraine,
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but what they see is it affecting them at their local grocery stores, you know, all the way
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down to the, even the meat supplies, you know, used to go into the grocery store and have
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a variety of different things sitting on the shelves.
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Now grocery stores are kind of getting tricky because they don't want to let their normal
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customers know that how dire of a situation that we're in, you know, they're putting all
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You know, you can grab one box and behind it, there's nothing else.
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And so speaking of Russia, by the way, that that's what they used to do in the Soviet union.
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That's what they used to do in communist Poland too.
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So you would walk in and you would see the shelves look like they're totally lined with
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And then I remember hearing stories about this from family members that you would go and
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get one or, you know, the person in front of you, right.
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And then you'd take it off and you realize it's empty.
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The other thing, um, the shrinkflation that we're seeing, right.
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This idea that suddenly, you know, eight to a pack goes to six to a pack and the box gets
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Then my wife mentioned this the other day because she does the shopping for us and she's just,
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She's a total, uh, total quant when it comes to numbers.
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And said, you know, these boxes are getting smaller and the prices are staying the same
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or the box are getting smaller and the price are getting bigger.
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I think some of the biggest hit items that again, I don't do the shopping, the grocery store
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When I go to the stores to go pick stuff out, like my jaw does drops because I'm surprised
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at how expensive things are, you know, a case of eggs is up 40, 60% over in the past, you
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know, several months, the price of chicken, the price of beef, you know, the price of
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our, even our noodles, like our pasta noodles are going up.
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And so with all these things coming into, coming into play, now is the best time for families
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to see these warning signs, but now is the time to take advantage of it and prepare while
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You know, I probably sound like a broken record because I can't tell you over the past
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decade, decade, I've been screaming saying, Hey, we got to get prepared because all this
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stuff is happening, you know, and there's ways that, that you can get prepared, that
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you can have that peace of mind that if you are affected by those blackouts, or if you
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are infected by the inflation, you know, you can put a little bit away every single month
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and have high quality, long lasting food that you don't have to worry about those issues
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And so I think the most beneficial thing that we can do is just to educate people and
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let them know that there are options available, that you just need to do the work for, that
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there's people that are all around us that want us to succeed, that want to help us out.
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You know, you know, what's, what's interesting too, is, is we see these global conflicts happening
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And we see them here in the United States, but what people are failing to, to realize
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most of the time is that they expect the government to step in and kind of save everybody.
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It takes forever to mobilize, especially in like hurricane areas or earthquake areas.
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It takes weeks upon weeks to get the supplies in.
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You got to be self-sufficient because nobody's going to know about your survival than yourself.
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You know, and we got, we're coming up on a break, but actually I was up in New York this
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weekend, I was giving a speech up there and I actually saw a friend of mine who had been
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in this hurricane and she lives near, near, you know, just south of Fort Myers on one of
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She lost everything, her house, all her possessions completely wiped out.
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And it was just amazing to see her and see she's doing well, but people need to understand
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Mr. President, as you know, last Tuesday, the annual inflation rate came in at 8.3%.
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Well, first of all, let's put this in perspective.
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Inflation rate month to month was just an inch, hardly at all.
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No, I'm not saying it is good news, but it was 8.2 or 8.2 before.
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I mean, it's not, maybe I can make it sound like all of a sudden, my God, it went to 8.2%.
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It's the highest inflation rate, Mr. President, in 40 years.
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We're in a position where for the last several months, it hasn't spiked.
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So, Joe, I've got to continue our conversation on this.
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You know, when people talk about preparedness, when people see the prices going up at the grocery store, when people realize, and it sucks, we're in Christmas season, and people know that this Christmas is going to be tough for a lot of people out there.
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But when they talk about preparedness, it's like, how do you get ready?
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Because it seems like once you start putting your mind in that headspace of, you know, anything that could go wrong will go wrong, suddenly it seems like a lot.
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Suddenly it seems like too big, you know, how do you eat an elephant one bite at a time, right?
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But, you know, how do you actually start to wrap your mind around that?
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You know, I was just going to say that exact same thing.
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And I think people need to understand, too, that emergency preparedness, it's not a destination, but it is a journey.
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Every family is going to have different needs, different wants, different things that they're looking for.
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But the most important thing that people can do, Jack, is get started today.
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Right now, while you're able to, while there's a little bit of extra money in the bank account, get started now.
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Because what's coming down the pipeline is absolutely terrifying.
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Terrifying for our friends overseas, but even more terrifying for us here in the United States.
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And there is going to be a major food scare in the next coming year during 2023 because we're still living off of last year's harvest.
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We haven't even begun to get the harvest from the crops this year yet.
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And I think a lot of people are going to be shocked at how much we're going to be affected by this if they don't get prepared.
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You know, and like I said, every little family, just start small.
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You know, you don't have to go out and get an entire year's supply of food for your family all in one shot.
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If you want to get just a week supply for every member of your family, start there.
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But at least you're doing something because something is better than nothing.
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And, you know, it's a lot better to prepare before an emergency or before a disaster than it is during or afterwards.
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You know, we've all kind of been through this, though.
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The past couple of years has been a roller coaster ride for a lot of people where because we all went through this global pandemic of COVID, our eyes kind of became open to the fact that, oh, my gosh, this can affect me here.
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You know, I'm in Salt Lake City, Utah, and these global events are affecting me here in my local grocery stores.
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But the thing is, Jack, is there's time right now to do it.
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If you need help, you know, we have preparedness agents that are ready to answer your questions, to help come up with a plan that fits your specific need, because there's just not a one size fits all.
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And if there's people out there that just don't know where to get started, give us a call.
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We have 24-7 customer support here at MyPatriotSupply, where if in the middle of the night and you have a thought like, oh, my gosh, what do I do?
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The one – I got to tell you the one – and for me, becoming a father, I think, really changed my mind on a lot of this stuff.
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And it made me understand – made me understand why my dad was so focused on Y2K back in 99, you know, when that was going down, is that it – you know, when it's just yourself, you think, okay, you know, it's just me.
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But when you've got little kids, when you've got a wife, if you've got parents that live with you, like my in-laws live with us, that – you know the one that got me?
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We were almost at the one-year anniversary because it was New Year's Day weekend last year when the snowstorm hit in Virginia.
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And I-95 – and there's an IG report that came out.
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An IG report came out from the Commonwealth of Virginia that said they did not – the government – you were just talking about earlier.
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The government wasn't there, totally dropped the ball on the I-95 snow incidents and was not prepared for a storm to intensify traffic to slow due to disabled vehicles, including jackknife tractor trailers.
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There was a backup that kept everybody in their cars stuck in the middle of rural Virginia for an entire day.
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And in my mind, I'm thinking, I drive that I-95 all the time.
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What if I had been driving on that that day and my kids were in the back of the car and I didn't have any food for them in the car?
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I didn't have any games for them or you've got – your phone's about to die.
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And just something as simple as that totally switched my mind in terms of all of this to say, you know what, you know, you don't have to have, you know, the entire garage full of cans.
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And you're kind of silly to not have something like that, just an emergency kit in your car that includes food, that includes at least one bucket of food that you can use.
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Or, you know, and then have a couple of them in your house because you just don't know.
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You know, and like I said, going through COVID as a nation or as the world together, a lot of people began to understand and realize the importance of being prepared.
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You know, 10, 12, 15 years ago, you would be considered one of the crazies, you know, talking about getting emergency food stored up in your home.
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You know, they'd label you kind of like one of those crazy off whack guys.
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Tell me, real quick, while we still have some time, tell me about the battery packs that you guys had.
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And you were mentioning that it came up in Texas when they had their snowstorm.
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So last year, we remember when Texas had that freeze.
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And when they had that freeze happen, electricity was cut.
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So families didn't have any type of electricity.
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But a lot of our customers had something like this.
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But the cool thing with this is they could put it out in the sun and they can let the sun rays charge this battery pack.
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And then they could simply plug in their cell phone to it.
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And then they could have power for their cell phone.
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And that allowed them to be able to keep in touch with their family.
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It allowed them to be able to get the updated news reports and just be able to be able to have conversations and communication with people outside of their city.
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It just doesn't have to deal with emergency food.
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It could be having different things around your home that you can use in the event of a disaster or an emergency.
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And here's one thing, Jack, that I've learned over the years.
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Like yourself, I never got started into emergency preparedness until I was a dad myself.
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And I thought, oh, gosh, now I got to take care of this little kid right here, too.
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But the important thing is, is that now is the time to do it.
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Now you have the information, but now you've got to take those steps for you.
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Because, again, in an emergency, in a disaster, nobody's going to come bail you out.
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So nobody's going to care more about your survival than yourself.
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But the good thing is, here at My Patriot Supply, we're here to help.
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And I want everybody to know that there is a starting point.
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And if you don't know where to get started or don't know how to do it, give us a call.
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Joe, we're just about out of time for this amazing show, super information-packed show today.
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You don't have to give out your cell phone unless you really want to be very popular over Christmas.
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But where can people go if they want to take that first step?
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You know, go visit our website, mypatriotsupply.com.
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Or if you want to talk with a preparedness specialist, you want to have some questions that need to get answered, call us up.
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We are here 24 hours a day, seven days a week, because preparedness never sleeps.
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Joe Reek, My Patriot Supply, thank you so much for joining us today.
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And ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay a short.