On today's show, Jack Posobiec talks about the latest in the Devin Archer case, the latest on Joe Biden and the Ukraine crisis, and the ongoing investigation into the Biden crime family. Plus, a special guest joins the show to talk about child trafficking.
00:07:47.040This isn't one of those hearings where he's pleading the fifth and trying to stonewall that.
00:07:52.460And keep in mind, he's got an axe to grind, right?
00:07:54.240He's going to jail while Hunter Biden is getting away scot-free and looks like he's getting the sweetheart plea deal.
00:08:01.680But what I wanted to ask you about is, more broadly, this was the greasing of the wheels of the system of globalism or the system of Western globalism.
00:08:14.900You've called it the globalist American empire.
00:08:17.780Isn't that really the reason that the money was going to these guys in the first place?
00:08:21.800It wasn't exactly for their business acumen on Eastern European energy sector or Chinese investments for the CEFC advisors.
00:08:33.380No, this was about making sure that the system continued working.
00:08:38.680So I want to ask you to walk us through what the bag men sort of entity represents when it comes to these types of operations in the broader framework.
00:08:54.800You know, there are a number of things to say about it.
00:08:56.760First is, this is not out of the ordinary at all.
00:09:00.680This is standard operating procedure for the swamp.
00:09:04.860This is a pretty sort of mundane example of how the swamp typically operates.
00:09:11.920And, you know, yes, you know, there's the Biden crime family.
00:09:15.520But my guess would be this is pretty much, you know, how things operate with most elected officials who are sort of embedded into the system in the way that Biden was.
00:09:26.460Biden's embedded into the system. He doesn't control the system.
00:09:29.940I pointed out that he's far less deeply entrenched than, say, the Clinton family on one side and the Bush family on the other.
00:09:36.840He's sort of operating on a more surface level of the regime's infrastructure.
00:09:43.740But he's in a position to kind of take advantage of it in a relatively unsophisticated way through sort of just basic bribery and so forth.
00:09:52.860And looks like that that's what was going on.
00:09:55.600They call it lobbying, but it's really a kind of bribery.
00:09:58.240And it's the most basic version of, you know, pay to play, pay for access.
00:10:04.880And, you know, this is this is how the wheels are greased.
00:10:08.500And so we just get an example of how that works.
00:10:11.280And it happens to involve President Biden and his his immediate family members.
00:10:20.280So I think that's one thing to to just state for the matter of record.
00:10:28.480The other thing is, as you mentioned, the geopolitical aspect of it, the locations.
00:10:33.900You know, it's not an accident that, you know, these places involve Ukraine, China and so forth.
00:10:43.000Ukraine has long been a playground of corruption for the regime and in particular for a kind of sub-faction of what we call the deep state,
00:10:51.580a sub-faction of the national security apparatus that we could describe as Atlanticist.
00:10:57.340And even the organization Burisma, for instance, has a very close relationship with at least two of the major oligarchs plundering and operating Ukraine with, you know, the cooperation of Western interests.
00:11:14.000There's Pinchuk and there's Kolomoisky, who have a close relationship with Burisma and in turn, a close relationship through Burisma to organizations like the Atlantic Council,
00:11:28.700which is a kind of institutional arm of this Atlantisist faction that I've described.
00:11:35.540They're a big and I think underreported aspect of the whole censorship story.
00:11:41.020Atlantic Council has a subsidiary called Digital Forensics Lab, which has played a huge role in the censorship of the Internet and in kind of combining the Russia obsession with the obsession to destroy populist movements within the West
00:11:57.920by creating this fake narrative that there's somehow a connection between Russia and these populist movements.
00:12:04.040That's kind of part of the genealogy of the whole Russia hoax is that the organizations that were dedicated to destroying populism were the same organizations that were set up to obsessively combat Russia.
00:12:17.880And so it's sort of combining to, you know, killing two birds with one with one stone by connecting the two narratively, even though there's basically no substantiation for that.
00:12:29.440So they can say we can both demonize Russia and further our geopolitical aims and at the same time address what really became the number one priority,
00:12:40.180even over going after Russia, which was tamping down on these organically brewing populist movements in the West, which at the time, you know, just a matter of years after Putin's invasion with Crimea,
00:12:53.200they had the Brexit vote, the successful Brexit vote, and then the election of Trump.
00:12:58.200So in their sort of myopic Russia obsessed minds, those all had to be connected.
00:13:05.280And just for the sake of convenience and utility, since all of their infrastructure was designed to go after Russia and frame everything in terms of Russia,
00:13:15.260that happened with populist movements in the West as well that really had nothing to do with Russia.
00:13:20.520So there's there's so many different tangents and rabbit holes you can go down here.
00:13:25.500But Ukraine really is a kind of geopolitical nexus point for a lot of tentacles leading back to what we would describe as the swamp.
00:13:38.020Well, I think you're right. And certainly you see that with with Ukraine in Eastern Europe.
00:13:43.360You certainly you would see this as well with Syria, Afghanistan, a few of these other Middle Eastern entities where the the swamp has been plucking its its beak in for a long time and picking the carcass off of these areas.
00:13:58.340Obviously, in Syria, now we're starting to see the resurgence of the Assad regime.
00:14:03.220It looks as though they're they may actually even be pushing Turkey out at some point here, which, of course, will play into play into quite a bit in terms of where Turkey decides where Erdogan decides to fall in terms of siding more with Russia, siding more with NATO.
00:14:19.940Obviously, given his control of the Bosphorus Strait, this plays a huge role in the Ukraine war, the Green Deal, everything else that we see going forward.
00:14:28.200But not only that, but the the relative, I guess you could say, quagmire that that NATO now finds themselves in in Ukraine has created this opening for Russia to now press for some of these movements that we're seeing in Africa, things like Niger, things like Senegal, et cetera, that France is now possibly getting involved in.
00:14:48.560But I guess what I would say is also that these populist movements, one of the things that they do share in common while Brexit, the Trump movement or any of the the the presidency or prime ministership of Viktor Orban in Hungary,
00:15:03.480what they represent are essentially a a rise in national sovereignty and a breakdown in this overall global order.
00:15:12.260And do you think that's the same reason that these same entities view them as all part of the same vast threat network?
00:15:21.180Yes. And I wouldn't even necessarily look at it so much in terms of ideological or abstract terms so much as these same institutions, which are really, you know, institutions are not sentient.
00:15:34.920And it really by institutions, it's a short version of speaking of actual networks of people, professional and social networks of people.
00:15:44.100And these professional and social networks have their power threatened, both, you know, according to their perception by non-compliant regimes, like, you know, the whole story about how it looked like Russia was going to be just another vassal state of the United States.
00:16:08.560But then Putin came and kind of unexpectedly reclaimed sovereignty for Russia in a way that the certain elements of the U.S. power structure never forgave him for.
00:16:19.800But similarly and more threateningly from the domestic side, you have somebody who's not part of the club, not part of the power structure, has definitely not been vetted and who's not entering power through these pre-established and ordained channels.
00:16:36.820And on top of that, has organic support from the public, which is a major factor.
00:16:43.480Just incidentally, I've spoken about this and written about this in the context of Trump and Carrie Lake, who I think are both really distinguished by their ability to connect directly with the voters.
00:16:55.760And the more connection a politician has with the voters, the less leverage the handlers have.
00:17:01.780And that's why a genuinely charismatic politician is inherently threatening to the order because they're not simply interchangeable, because their charisma has a very real hold on the people who support them.
00:17:17.960And so for that and many other reasons, Trump was kind of a unique threat and perceived as a unique threat.
00:17:26.520And these are national security institutions.
00:17:29.580And so their go-to approach to dealing with a threat is the same approach that they've used to deal with so-called authoritarian regimes that are, in their view, hostile to U.S. interests and use the color revolution strategy, use various narrative strategies that we've talked about together on this program many times.
00:17:51.000And so that's how the two kind of became linked together is institutionally and, I guess, cognitively, just as matter what they were focused on, they're used to dealing with threats in a certain way.
00:18:03.480And that's exactly how they dealt with the threat of populism that was not coming from overseas, but was an organic phenomenon domestically.
00:19:03.740And it seems, and then he posted a video talking about the meetings with the big guy, the meetings with his dad, saying, my father is right here, essentially confirming the context of these messages, saying that his father is involved, that, yes, in fact, that is exactly what's going on.
00:19:22.160So we're going to get more from Marjorie Taylor Greene.
00:19:24.100We're going to get more from others as it comes through.
00:19:26.580Darren Beattie, here's my question, though.
00:19:29.240When we're talking about this system, there's really a question of what America is and then a vision of what America will be in five years, 10 years, et cetera.
00:19:38.600So when you look at the 2024 election, obviously, we know what Joe Biden is.
00:19:44.120But there's something, I think, about Donald Trump that represents a different type of candidate than possibly RFK Jr., you could argue, than any other of the major candidates, let's say.
00:19:56.340And that's because he seems to be interested in returning America back to its great power, nation state status and really moving away from this global imperial reach, whereas the other leading candidates, whether it's the governor of Florida, whether it's former Vice President Pence, they don't seem to present that kind of vision.
00:20:19.200And so when I look at President Trump and, as you say, the populist movement that organically grew up during, you know, honestly, it goes back to the financial crisis, was the beginning of the Tea Party.
00:20:31.340And then Trump sort of comes in and and harnesses this energy in 2016 that it really does represent to me a different path for the United States going forward.
00:20:44.140It's you could argue it's one that focuses more inward, but certainly when you look at the problems in our country and the problems on our border, the problems of mass migration, et cetera, it seems like those are a bit more pressing than who has particular control of one side of the Donbass.
00:21:04.040Right. No, absolutely. And, you know, ultimately it is about resources.
00:21:10.920You know, the small kind of illegitimate, corrupt mafia that actually runs the U.S.
00:21:15.980And arguably has run the U.S. into the ground, just like any mafia.
00:21:21.420They're extremely jealous of the resources and loot that they've accumulated.
00:21:27.140And toward the whole issue of Ukraine is intertwined not only with loot in the kind of unsophisticated, you know, low level dollar store mafioso version that you see with Joe Biden,
00:21:43.820but also loot in the much grander sense of, you know, who holds sway over the European continent, who holds influence over a vast amount of resources.
00:21:54.780There's the energy politics intertwined into it and the political leverage that comes with that, that, you know, that's all wrapped up into the question of, you know, the Nord Stream pipelines, which we obviously sabotaged.
00:22:10.460So there's there's a whole lot wrapped into it. And it is very important.
00:22:15.240But, you know, ultimately, I think the question is, there's this small mafia that's interested in preserving their loot, even over in China.
00:22:23.800It's about, you know, China is now used to be just kind of a non-threatening country that the people who ran the U.S.
00:22:34.820could use to dispossess the American middle class, enrich China as a factory, dispossess the U.S.
00:22:43.280middle class outsourced to China in so doing, enrich themselves, but also enrich China.
00:22:48.380But the problem is China has gotten to the point where it's been enriched to the degree that it's actually a very capable and viable superpower competitor.
00:22:59.260And so now the elite of the U.S. that previously were happy to use China basically as a funnel to enhance their their own financial position now have come to view China as a competitor for the loot and resources.
00:23:17.340And that's why you're starting to see even people like George Soros call for regime change in China, George Soros of all people.
00:23:25.060So you see it in various theaters geopolitically. And, you know, for the America first position, I think it all comes down to, you know, in principle, Trump has no problem with securing loot and securing the resources.
00:23:40.460You've said this about Iraq. You said this about many places, very and very sensibly so.
00:23:46.860But the issue got a little trouble for for saying that about Syria, by the way, saying, well, we're we're keeping the troops there to protect the oil.
00:23:54.060And, you know, I remember all the neoliberals and Michael McFowl and all these people lost their minds.
00:24:00.180No, it's about the you know, the whatever minority group is in the area.
00:24:04.080It's about the Yazidi. Trump said, no, it's about the oil. It's obviously about the oil.
00:24:08.220Yes, exactly. And the thing is, is that the thing is, is that it's fine to care about the loot.
00:24:18.480But the problem that we have now is that there's just a profound disconnect between the corrupt handful of elites that run the country and their possession of the loot and the flourishing and prosperity of the average American citizen.
00:24:34.040The loot doesn't transfer to the average American citizen.
00:24:38.360And in a grander sense, America's geopolitical position of hegemony, the fact the idea of America maintaining itself as a superpower is less and less relevant to the day to day lives of American citizens.
00:24:51.740So at the same time, you have this little mafia running things and trying to preserve the loot for themselves.
00:24:59.460And you see streets like on Philadelphia, where it's looking worse than a third world society.
00:25:05.620So we need to reestablish a connection between America's geopolitical power and the flourishing of average American citizens.
00:25:14.480Otherwise, all of these calls to get involved in theaters across the globe will run on deaf ears.
00:25:21.940Well, Darren, walk us through then, if you're a voter, whether you're looking at the general election, obviously of the primary first.
00:25:31.540But when you're looking out across the candidates, do you see any viable candidates outside of Trump that are actually offering this same vision of America?
00:25:42.800This idea that America can return to its great power status, its nation state status.
00:25:49.040Because when I look at and you saw this in when Tucker went through his his litany of interviews and, you know, asking basic questions to some of these candidates that it doesn't seem like any of them believe it.
00:26:03.080I have to run really quick. So I just want to answer that quickly and say the only real competitor that Trump has in the primary is the DOJ.
00:26:12.080The only real competitor that he has in the primary is the DOJ, which is using indictments to destroy him in the way that no other competitor, including DeSantis, can.
00:26:22.180That's why it's ridiculous to criticize him for collecting legal donations, because his primary challenge is from the legal domain, from Biden's corrupt DOJ.
00:26:30.920So I wish I could say more. I do have to run. I'm sorry about that. I hope to be back soon.
00:26:36.600Folks, make sure make sure that you go follow Darren Beattie Revolver News.
00:26:40.820Darren Beattie, always a pleasure to have you, sir, on.
00:26:44.440And folks, this is what we have to look at as a country right now.
00:26:48.880What should the role of the United States be? What should the vision for the United States be?
00:26:55.880And personally, I don't see anyone else on the stage right now as a viable candidate, maybe RFK, right?
00:27:08.460Sure, there's lots of things that socially I could disagree with, with a guy like RFK Jr.
00:27:14.340But when it comes to geopolitics, the understanding that America can focus on our own citizens,
00:27:22.480the fact that we should focus on problems in our own backyard and our own sphere of influence,
00:27:29.860that means North America, that means Latin America, the Caribbean, South America, broader out from there.
00:27:38.360It doesn't mean we're isolationist either.
00:27:41.040It doesn't mean that we forget about the rest of the world and doesn't mean that we don't have trade and military agreements and alliances.
00:27:49.420But at the same time, it also means that we don't feel the need to reach out and get involved in every single regional conflict or regional dispute that's going on all across the globe,
00:28:05.880because it is not in our direct interest.
00:28:08.460You know what's in my direct interest?
00:28:09.680We were talking about Kensington lately, the Kensington area of Philadelphia, and people go down there and they film videos.
00:28:18.060It's kind of become almost a rite of passage for candidates to go down.
00:28:23.000So Vivek Ramaswamy went down with Benny Johnson, and they did a video there, and DeSantis.
00:28:29.120I don't think DeSantis went to Kensington, but I know that he went to, I think it was San Francisco.
00:28:34.080He walked around, or L.A., and it was one of these skid row type situations.
00:28:40.480I remember when Kensington was a nice area, and I posted videos of Kensington and a picture of Kensington on Twitter yesterday,
00:28:49.600and I said, this is what Kensington looked like in the 1980s.
00:29:53.560And if that means that we only have limited resources and we have to deal with those limited resources in the way that we can't do, then so be it.
00:30:04.460Because I'll always choose my family first.
00:31:31.580We're going to continue to be able to monitor that.
00:31:34.300And from what I hear, again, like I hear, he is talking.
00:31:39.360So, we need to understand how our country got to where it is, but we also need to know, we also need to know where our country is going.
00:31:52.740And we talk about trial trafficking so much because this is an issue that I think has absolutely inflamed the right.
00:32:00.920It's inflamed independence, parents, families, people are alerted and aware because of the movie Sound of Freedom and so many others
00:32:10.720that they don't understand or they haven't understood how bad this problem has gotten in our country.
00:32:16.720But one thing the movie does focus on, even though the movie is more, it's obviously more focused on the supply side,
00:32:24.000but it touches briefly on the demand side.
00:32:26.440And that's why I wanted to bring in Terry Schilling here from the American Principles Project.
00:32:32.060Terry, first time on the show, funny enough, even though we've been buds for a while, we were always going on War Room together.
00:32:38.100But Terry, walk us through how it is that the big porn essentially benefits from child sexual abuse material
00:32:49.100and then even writ larger is able to incorporate that into larger pornography exploitation in the United States.
00:32:59.880Well, thanks so much for having me, Jack.
00:33:01.860And, you know, I love coming on and I love talking to you.
00:33:04.460I learn something every time you and I are together.
00:33:06.780So we have to think about all of these different things that are destroying our country as industries.
00:33:13.080And what happens is, is when you mainstream them and they start to make profits like we've seen with pornography,
00:33:18.540they reinvest those profits into expansion, whether it's PR campaigns, changing the laws or, you know, getting into campaigns and elections.
00:33:28.480They reinvest their profits and then they grow and protect their interests and keep making more and more money.
00:33:36.200And so what's happening is the online porn industry has exploded.
00:33:40.420It's a multi-multi-billion dollar industry now.
00:33:43.640And those billions of dollars are getting pumped into legal challenges, the lawfare.
00:33:49.440They're getting pumped into advocacy and campaigns and lobbying.
00:33:53.900And the lobbyists are working to secure their profits.
00:33:57.080Now, from a macro standpoint, ultimately what the porn industry has done is they've changed how Americans view sexual relations.
00:34:05.900They convinced generation after generation of young men in America that porn is a better alternative to actually having sex.
00:35:09.520And when you look in terms of the numbers that have been going through in this, and Pornhub has been sued again and again for having girls on there, number one, that have been exploited, videos that they didn't know were being used, and then also girls who were underage, that were under 18 at the time of the filming.
00:35:51.200We want online porn to be treated just like online alcohol, like online nicotine, like online marijuana, like online sports betting.
00:35:58.760And we want these websites and these businesses to have to verify that the users and the viewers are of age before they give them this.
00:36:08.160You know, part of the thing that frustrates me, Jack, is I've got six kids myself, and who knows, it might turn into seven or eight or nine, whatever guy gives us.
00:36:19.620I'm the only one that's tasked with doing that, and it's way tough.
00:36:24.860But why can't my kids go on to draftkings.com and place a $10 bet on the Cubs to win the World Series, but they can go to Pornhub and watch the most violent and disgusting material that would make even the most perverted degenerates of the 1970s blush.
00:36:39.780It's out of control, and all we're pushing for is equality and fairness.
00:36:44.000This is something that even Democrats are getting behind.
00:36:46.060In Virginia, for example, by the way, we're up to seven states, and Virginia was the seventh state that did it.
00:36:51.820But in Virginia, we had a super majority in both the House and the Senate.
00:37:05.660It's just the porn industry that's fighting this.
00:37:07.560Well, it's an interesting take because there's this idea that age verification – so one of the things they pushed back on, and I saw this over the weekend, where there were – I guess it was MindGeek, which is the company that runs really a lot of these sites, was saying,
00:37:22.780oh, well, actually, we're on the side of privacy because you're forcing people to have to verify their age, and we are actually protecting the civil liberties of our customers.
00:37:35.660Isn't it amazing to live in a time where the porn industry is claiming the moral high ground?
00:37:41.680No, that's exactly right, Jack, and I want to point something out, and I know that your viewer base is probably like the war room and that they're at a higher level of information voters.
00:37:52.360So the reason why they say that they're protecting privacy is because this is obscenity, right?
00:37:58.420And so you have to get back – the porn industry argues that you can't regulate porn because it's protected under the First Amendment.
00:38:18.540I don't know how they argue with a straight face that porn is not obscenity, but their arguments that they need to protect the identity of their users is an argument that this is obscenity.
00:38:29.180Why are you concerned about privacy if this is sports?
00:38:32.160I don't care if people know that I've placed bets on the Cubs and won the World Series, as embarrassing as that may be.
00:38:37.020I don't care if people find out that I bought alcohol online or even marijuana online.
00:38:41.740What I do care about is if someone got my porn history, right?
00:39:14.980You know, if – and I try to lock down, by the way, when I go – you know, we've got a smart TV, but I try to lock down in terms of the apps that are on there.
00:39:22.740But that being said, our oldest son is five.
00:39:25.540He is going to figure out very quickly how to start downloading those apps again, how to get stuff on there.
00:39:40.000And so my point is that if you do not have any legislation that is enforcing these companies to do this, like the kids are going to figure out the tech.
00:39:51.180This is not like how it was in the old days where you had the, you know, the TV – you know, what is it, the video store with the curtain that had to go in the back, et cetera.
00:40:02.400No, it's in your own home, and it's in there already.
00:40:10.300If your kid has a tablet or a smartphone, every kid has the most expansive porn library that's ever existed in the history of humanity, right?
00:40:18.900That's a reason why we need to rein this industry in.
00:40:34.100They have – if the sports betting sites, if the gambling sites, if the alcohol sites, if the marijuana sites, those are all smaller industries in the porn industry.
00:40:42.180If they can afford to do this and if they can figure out the technology to do it, then the porn industry can and the porn industry must.
00:40:49.300Porn is a much bigger threat to our country than alcohol.
00:40:53.060It's a much bigger threat to our country than gambling.
00:40:55.540It's a much bigger threat to our country than weed.
00:40:57.320It is one of the biggest threats to our country.
00:40:59.720It is literally endorsing rape culture.
00:41:22.900You can't be listening to all that slappy whack, trim out his outlet, it's a bam ship, nippy bam bam, like human events with Jack Posobiec.
00:41:31.000All right, folks, breaking news out of the Devin Archer hearing.
00:41:47.800Archer testified that Hunter Biden put then-Vice President Joe Biden – we have this from Chad Pergram – on the speakerphone during business meetings over 20 times.
00:41:58.320That Joe Biden was put on the phone to sell the brand.
00:42:02.220These phone calls included a dinner in Paris with a French energy company and in China with Jonathan Lee of Bohai Resolute.
00:42:13.800So – and it goes on and on and on that he was directly, directly involved with these businesses.
00:42:25.300That's what we've got out of the Devin Archer hearings, breaking news, here live, human events.
00:44:06.840The drug use rates are incredibly high with these people.
00:44:11.640We should do occupational licensing reform.
00:44:13.860Make sure that they've had a psychiatric evaluation, that they aren't suffering from sexual trauma, that then the porn industry is exploiting to make even more money from them.
00:44:43.200I know so many eligible, beautiful, smart, intelligent, wealthy girls who are unmarried in their late 30s and even early 40s because they can't find a guy.
00:44:53.860Well, that's because guys are too busy with their computer screens.
00:44:56.840And we've seen this problem play out extensively in Japan where parents actually have to hire prostitutes in order to get their sons away from online porn and from their computer screens.
00:45:09.080They have to actually convince their sons and their men there that women are a better alternative to porn.
00:45:15.260This is totally crazy, and it's the path that America is headed down until we get our hands around this really terrible and exploitative industry.
00:45:28.340By the way, while I have you on, let me get your take on this breaking news, this fact that it does essentially sound like he spilled the beans.
00:45:38.540Devin Archer testifying, Biden on the speakerphone.
00:45:41.980I mean, obviously, I don't think that we've got a government that's going to do anything about anything that you're talking about right now in terms of this administration.
00:45:49.520But, I mean, what does this say for our government that is essentially we're bought and sold?
00:45:56.340We're just straight up bought and sold.
00:45:59.340Well, Jack, I mean, you're much closer to the intelligence apparatus than I am, and you're much more into it.
00:46:05.260These guys have known about everything that we're now finding out about Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
00:46:30.520Obviously, there's a lot of pornography used on that laptop.
00:46:33.900Him filming his own stuff at one point and another.
00:46:36.520There's stuff with the – I'm just going to say the family and the extended family.
00:46:44.040This is what's being run – this is how our government is being run behind closed doors.
00:46:48.040And that it turns out that foreign adversaries are using America's vices and lack of morals to apparently get whatever favors they want through our government.
00:47:00.700It's exactly right, Jack, and this is why it's incredibly important to put people in power that just don't care, that are sick and tired of the blackmail, that are sick and tired of all of the BS that's going to get thrown out.
00:47:15.200They slandered the Trump family for decades, for a decade now.
00:47:48.840If we just had a party that would just try and oppose the Democrats, we would win every election and every policy battle from here to kingdom come.
00:47:57.300It's because they're throwing the game and they're playing the role of the controlled opposition.
00:48:28.680This is the business partner of Hunter Biden.
00:48:31.420Terry Schilling, where can people go to follow you and get all the latest from and in your fight?
00:48:38.500Well, the first thing I would tell everyone to do is go to protectkids.us and sign our petition for age verification and for stopping Joe Biden's Equality Act.
00:48:48.340The other thing is you can follow me across the board on social media at Schilling1776 across all the platforms.
00:48:57.300Terry Schilling, God bless you, my friend.