Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - November 21, 2023


EPISODE 609： MIKE LINDELL VINDICATED IN GEORGIA COURT RULING ON ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES


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Jack Posobiec joins Jack to discuss the latest in the Biden vs. Trump battle, and why Team DeSantis doesn t seem to be interested in supporting him. Plus, an update on the voting machines in Georgia and why they should stop using them.

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00:00:52.660 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
00:01:05.120 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
00:01:11.820 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
00:01:14.700 Deliver us from evil.
00:01:16.400 Is a hostage deal near?
00:01:18.180 I believe so.
00:01:21.280 I'm not prepared to talk to you.
00:01:22.960 Do you believe so?
00:01:23.920 Yes.
00:01:24.840 Thank you.
00:01:27.200 If the election were held today, it's showing that Joe Biden would only get 44 percent.
00:01:33.140 But Donald Trump is still at 46 percent, Brian.
00:01:36.160 This is a drop from that 51 percent, and that's NBC.
00:01:39.940 NBC.
00:01:40.520 He's never been leading in the NBC, Paul.
00:01:42.280 I think it's our job to explain to Americans what President Biden has done to improve the economy.
00:01:52.760 President Biden is now saying that inflation is basically over 89 percent of Americans say that's bull.
00:01:59.340 They don't believe it because they're still very concerned about it.
00:02:02.080 To tell me that inflation isn't still available, it tells you how out of touch that the White House and the Biden administration is, and Biden himself.
00:02:11.040 I think October 7th was kind of the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back when people in Europe and the United States especially saw all of these immigrants that had come to this generous country, and they repaid our magnanimity with disdain. 0.99
00:02:26.220 The Army is having a tough time right now getting people to join.
00:02:29.560 They were 10,000 short of their latest recruiting goals, so they are starting to court people they kicked out for not getting the COVID vaccine.
00:02:37.400 Earlier today, in a two-to-one decision, a panel of judges on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals said that only, only the federal government, not private citizens and civil rights groups, can sue under a key part of the Voting Rights Act, effectively gutting the legislation in seven states.
00:02:54.100 He will do, he will get away with, he will imprison, he will execute whoever he's allowed to imprison, execute, drive from the country.
00:03:10.380 Just look at his past. 0.84
00:03:13.040 It's not really hard to read.
00:03:14.760 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily, live from Washington, D.C.
00:03:21.400 Today is November 21st, 2023, Anno Domini.
00:03:26.580 You know, folks, what can I say?
00:03:27.840 Mike Lindell vindicated on the voting machines this huge ruling out of Georgia.
00:03:34.680 We're going to have Mike on the show later on to talk about this because this is absolutely massive.
00:03:39.680 Talk about a guy who's been smeared, who's been attacked, who's been drugged through the mud and has done it all with a smile on his face, sitting there day in, day out, saying that he wants to save his country, that he wants to stand up for our actual ability to be able to cast votes on Election Day and have those votes counted.
00:04:04.300 Guess what? Argentina did this in one day, and within a couple of hours, the entire country of Argentina gave us the answer right away.
00:04:14.880 It's as simple as that.
00:04:16.920 So if Argentina can give us the answers, can give us them so quickly, then the question is, why are we using machines?
00:04:24.740 If paper is faster and the machines can't be audited, plus the machines are open to vulnerabilities, and we're going to talk to Mike about those and about this case, then why are we using machines?
00:04:36.720 Look, I think that machines should be taken out of the United States, period.
00:04:45.320 We should not be using these things.
00:04:47.480 There are other, I've been saying it for years now.
00:04:49.440 Other countries don't do this.
00:04:52.480 France doesn't do this. 1.00
00:04:53.540 Argentina doesn't do this.
00:04:54.700 And guess what?
00:04:55.400 Their elections are perfectly fine.
00:04:58.840 I get it.
00:04:59.960 It was an experiment.
00:05:01.360 We wanted to see if it could work.
00:05:02.960 Doesn't work anymore.
00:05:04.440 So here's my question.
00:05:06.200 Why is it that people on Team DeSantis don't seem very interested in talking about this?
00:05:13.740 Why is it that people on Team DeSantis only sit around and talk about what's going to happen when Trump gets convicted, when Trump goes to jail, when Trump's a felon?
00:05:24.580 All right.
00:05:24.840 And I threw out there yesterday as a simple thought experiment.
00:05:27.300 I said, why is it that a guy like Ron DeSantis and his supporters, his high-level fans, can't come out and say that Joe Biden should be stripped off the ballot when he controls the entire machinery and the infrastructure of the elections in the state of Florida?
00:05:42.060 And it's simple.
00:05:42.620 He doesn't have what it takes.
00:05:45.800 He's a lawyer, okay?
00:05:48.080 Consensus building, legal arguments, appeal to authority.
00:05:53.420 That's legalese. 0.85
00:05:55.440 But lawfare is being used, and this is supposed to be America's top lawyer, right?
00:06:01.200 Or at least the conservative's top lawyer.
00:06:03.600 Yet he won't come forward and fight fire with fire.
00:06:08.700 He won't come out and say, well, we could do the same thing to Biden. 0.96
00:06:13.100 Say he's a traitor.
00:06:13.720 He took money from China. 1.00
00:06:14.940 Okay, he's a traitor. 0.99
00:06:15.840 Can't put you on the ballot. 0.99
00:06:18.800 The other side is already doing this.
00:06:21.420 They'll run around screaming, oh, my principles, my principles.
00:06:24.760 Well, guess what?
00:06:25.360 If your principles make you lose, then maybe they're not good principles to begin with.
00:06:30.580 I'm going to say something right now.
00:06:32.200 If you don't have the killer instinct, if you don't have the ability to fight back and politically punch these people in the face, then guess what? 0.59
00:06:43.120 You're going to lose, and probably you deserve to.
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00:08:23.660 Very excited now, we've got the great Mike Benz, executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, rejoining us to Human Events Daily.
00:08:34.320 Mike, the last time we had you on here, we were talking about Media Matters, we were talking about Elon, we were talking about what could be done.
00:08:41.300 All of a sudden, it seems like Elon has been activated by this.
00:08:45.760 Do you think Media Matters has woke the dragon here?
00:08:49.240 Yeah, absolutely.
00:08:52.000 You know, there's like a funny scene in the Avengers where, you know, I think like the bad guy is saying, oh, we have an army.
00:08:58.520 You're so helpless.
00:08:59.460 And the response is, well, we have a Hulk.
00:09:01.080 And there's this strange situation right now where, you know, for the first time, we have a tech titan, a champion, a sort of neo who is the man in the arena who is, bless his soul, a principled man going after freedom.
00:09:20.600 And this is something that I think the censorship industry has never experienced before because everyone typically when the C-suite is pushed on by ad boycotters, they fold like a deck of cards.
00:09:35.560 This happened to Mark Zuckerberg when they were boycotted by the ADL and color of change in Media Matters to the tune of $60 billion in 2019 with the whole change the terms campaign, which was a campaign to get them to change the terms of service so that they would censor more.
00:09:53.980 Mark Zuckerberg had just given a speech in San Jose about how he was sick of censorship and didn't want to censor anymore.
00:09:59.120 But then when he got kicked in the piggy bank, he folded up very quickly.
00:10:05.040 And Musk seems to have adopted a fighting posture in terms of defending his principles and defending his platform that Silicon Valley I don't think has ever seen before in the face of ad boycotts.
00:10:17.820 And this could be the start of something very big.
00:10:20.580 So we've gone through and sliced and diced some of this.
00:10:24.240 I know you've looked at it as well, but when it comes to the actual data here and you've got ex-employees coming out as well as their officials saying that they looked into the data and it looks as though Media Matters, not only did they manipulate the algorithm, they actually created fake accounts to essentially create the system that gave them these ads.
00:10:45.480 Can you walk us through a little bit of that?
00:10:47.040 And why is it that when they're doing this, they're calling it research when I would call it a hoax?
00:10:52.340 Right. Well, that is the allegation.
00:10:55.420 Now, on the research side, this has been an intricately compiled rhetorical framing technique that has served the censorship industry for about six or seven years now to use research as a cloak for active operations.
00:11:10.360 This is something that the CIA used to do from the 1950s all the way to present day.
00:11:16.860 Many times when there's an active operation that clandestine services want to want to organize, they cloak it in academic front groups or in in research organizations that appear to have a passive rather than an active role in things.
00:11:30.840 Perhaps the best demonstration of this is actually on the finance side.
00:11:34.620 Sam Bankman-Fried, who was recently convicted on multiple felony counts for organizing the biggest crypto scam in world history, his firm was called FTX, but it was actually traded out of something called Alameda Research.
00:11:49.880 And he was asked in an interview once why he called his trading arm Alameda Research.
00:11:56.620 And he said, well, there's a funny backstory.
00:11:58.760 When we said that we were doing crypto trading and arbitrage, we couldn't get a bank account.
00:12:02.980 We were always held up on reviews.
00:12:05.300 We could never get approval.
00:12:06.500 So we decided, well, hey, if we just call it a research institute, every bank wants to serve a research institute.
00:12:11.980 So we basically fooled them by calling it research when it was active trading operations.
00:12:18.380 It's the exact same thing here with this Moten Bailey trick with what they do is they attack with activists, with operatives, with hitmen, with mass flaggers in order to economically coerce, pressure and break platforms or social media accounts or third party websites.
00:12:35.740 But then when they're attacked, they say, oh, it's research.
00:12:38.280 This is like the equivalent of, you know, an atom bomb going off and saying, oh, well, we were just researching.
00:12:45.020 We were just, you know, we were just Manhattan Project researchers.
00:12:49.380 But not only were they researching how to drop the bomb, they were, you know, they were the battle organizers of the whole operation.
00:12:57.560 And then the ones actually physically dropping the nukes over Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
00:13:01.640 This is a trick to hide what they're doing, and it's been totally exposed.
00:13:06.260 You can go to my timeline on X, and I have a 40-minute video breaking down the whole thing at Mike Ben's Cyber.
00:13:12.040 Well, that's exactly right.
00:13:13.300 See, this idea that they're just, they're this, you know, non-partisan, non-biased researcher.
00:13:20.520 And then, of course, this is the same thing that they've used to set up shop at actual institutions around the country, or should I say former institutions?
00:13:29.460 I call them skin suits, or, you know, skin suiting is basically one of the favored tactics of these types of organizations,
00:13:36.660 where they will burrow their way into, say, Harvard University with the Shorenstein Center,
00:13:41.800 or the lab over at Stanford, the Internet Research Observatory.
00:13:47.520 These ideas that they're just, they're researching.
00:13:49.740 The Observatory, what a name, Observatory, as if it's, you know, this wonderful telescope,
00:13:55.140 the Galileo and Hubble and all of these different, you know, these different images they're trying to evoke,
00:14:00.240 when really what they're doing is they're censoring the Internet.
00:14:03.080 The Shorenstein Center, which I believe, by the way, actually went down in flames,
00:14:06.800 because half of their budget was going to Joan Donovan's Uber Eats account. 0.94
00:14:12.760 From what I'm told, I haven't been able to confirm those reports of Joan Donovan's Uber Eats account
00:14:17.780 eating up the entire, or at least half of the budget of the Shorenstein Center.
00:14:21.720 I don't know if you've heard, can you confirm that by any chance?
00:14:25.580 I've heard rumors, but that's a great point about the Stanford Internet Observatory,
00:14:29.760 because if they caught it the Stanford Air Force Base, they couldn't get $3 million in funding
00:14:35.360 from the National Science Foundation.
00:14:37.400 So, again, it's exactly what you just said, you know, with the term observatory
00:14:41.920 and Stanford Internet Observatory.
00:14:43.860 What that obscures is the fact that they weren't observing social media posts.
00:14:48.640 They were mass-flagging thousands of social media posts.
00:14:52.720 They were pressuring the tech companies that their government allies on the Hill
00:14:58.020 would break them up in antitrust or would serve them subpoenas.
00:15:02.340 They were inducing crisis PR through organized media campaigns.
00:15:07.080 And they were helping with the computational data sciences
00:15:10.340 to actually come up with the banned words and phrases.
00:15:13.840 So nothing about that is observatory.
00:15:16.680 This is, again, like a Death Star censorship superweapon.
00:15:19.700 If they called it the Death Star, they wouldn't exactly be the media darlings
00:15:25.920 that they're allowed to be when they're simply called an observatory.
00:15:28.920 But research, again, is a hoax word. 1.00
00:15:31.040 If you believe that for one second, you're a sucker. 0.98
00:15:34.500 You know, it's interesting. 0.99
00:15:35.940 I obviously can't get into it too much.
00:15:37.740 But when I was in the Navy, some of the most highly, you know,
00:15:42.200 sensitive programs and operations that you would see,
00:15:45.100 they have them in the real world.
00:15:46.500 They have the most benign-sounding names, the most common.
00:15:50.260 If you saw a list of it that was just left out somewhere,
00:15:52.880 you would see, oh, the operational team whatever, blah, blah, blah.
00:15:57.780 You know, oh, Navy, Ocean, Activity, Support, Working.
00:16:03.720 It's just the most blasé, simple.
00:16:05.540 Well, of course, I think most people know this one.
00:16:08.020 So I won't get into it.
00:16:08.860 We're saying it.
00:16:09.420 Most people know that SEAL Team 6 actual name is
00:16:12.460 Naval Special Warfare Development Group.
00:16:14.600 Which, again, if you didn't know that DevGru was DevGru,
00:16:17.960 you wouldn't think, okay, Development Group.
00:16:20.440 That's kind of interesting, but probably not enough
00:16:22.980 that I'm really going to sit down and look at it.
00:16:25.400 But it's interesting.
00:16:26.460 Why is it, though, Benz, that when I read NBC,
00:16:31.680 when I read CNN, I can see these people
00:16:34.760 from these various entities and even places
00:16:37.660 that are just far left as you can go,
00:16:40.460 like Media Matters or the SPLC,
00:16:42.640 and yet they're still referred to as researchers?
00:16:46.120 Oh, because they're in on it.
00:16:47.780 These media allies depend on these economic hitmen 0.69
00:16:52.280 to take out their media opposition.
00:16:55.200 CNN is on the side of these political operatives
00:16:57.860 because these political operatives are killing outlets.
00:17:01.740 They're trying to get human events censored.
00:17:04.040 They're trying to get Real America's Voice censored.
00:17:06.200 These are competitors to CNN and NBC.
00:17:08.720 They are all in it together.
00:17:10.840 This is the whole-of-society censorship industry framework
00:17:13.420 where the government, the private sector,
00:17:15.940 the civil society institutions,
00:17:17.620 and the news media and fact-checking orgs
00:17:19.700 from the legacy side have all created
00:17:22.140 this whole-of-society fusion
00:17:24.060 in order to mutually prop each other up
00:17:27.000 and provide each other the necessary resources
00:17:29.040 at all of those levers to pull
00:17:31.060 in order to take out opposition media
00:17:33.780 and opposition political organizing.
00:17:36.780 And so, but again, it's all in a name.
00:17:38.680 And I can tell you,
00:17:39.460 as somebody who spends the lion's share of my day
00:17:41.900 inside these people's Zoom calls
00:17:43.720 and inside their source documents,
00:17:46.140 the amount of attention that they pay
00:17:50.340 to framing things is most of what they do.
00:17:53.920 These people will be on 15-person Zoom calls
00:17:57.880 with each other,
00:17:58.420 these consensus-building meetings
00:18:00.780 where they will be talking about
00:18:03.320 some new censorship technique
00:18:05.480 they want to roll out.
00:18:06.700 And they'll be describing it in certain terms.
00:18:08.380 And then they'll say,
00:18:08.920 you know what, we actually,
00:18:09.920 before we go public with this,
00:18:11.200 we're going to need to come up
00:18:12.220 with a better way of describing it.
00:18:14.440 You know, there's one example
00:18:15.420 where Alex Stamos,
00:18:16.340 the head of the Stanford Internet Observatory,
00:18:18.800 was doing a talk,
00:18:20.620 a recorded talk
00:18:21.540 at one of the Stanford University
00:18:23.140 lecture YouTube videos
00:18:25.280 where they're talking about 0.90
00:18:26.600 the need to kill, 0.98
00:18:28.160 at this point, 0.99
00:18:28.680 there was this,
00:18:29.320 there was this plandemic movie
00:18:31.220 you may have remembered
00:18:31.960 from the beginning
00:18:33.120 of the COVID outbreak.
00:18:34.720 It was highly, highly censored.
00:18:36.280 And they were talking about this
00:18:37.380 and they said,
00:18:37.800 well, we need to,
00:18:39.040 the question is
00:18:40.240 whether we nuke this from orbit.
00:18:42.220 And, and throughout the term,
00:18:44.220 throughout the term,
00:18:46.720 they kept saying it.
00:18:47.300 And then they said,
00:18:47.660 you know what,
00:18:47.880 we need to find a better way.
00:18:49.000 If we say nuke from orbit,
00:18:50.160 it's going to look bad.
00:18:51.560 So then they-
00:18:52.200 It's going to look bad.
00:18:52.880 They're worried about the optics.
00:18:54.940 It's just an intervention.
00:18:55.780 It's just an intervention.
00:18:57.360 The same way that
00:18:58.180 our invasion of Libya 0.82
00:18:59.640 was an intervention,
00:19:00.920 Afghanistan, Iraq.
00:19:01.860 These are just interventions.
00:19:03.440 Simple, humane,
00:19:04.800 surgical, really.
00:19:06.920 These are influences
00:19:08.220 and they're friends of mine.
00:19:11.520 Jack Prasovic.
00:19:13.040 Where's Jack?
00:19:13.980 Jack.
00:19:14.960 He's done a great job.
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00:20:31.120 Continuing our discussion
00:20:32.000 with Mike Benz.
00:20:33.120 Mike, you've gone through
00:20:34.460 and actually put together,
00:20:35.960 and I know you're working
00:20:36.600 on a longer piece on this
00:20:38.000 that you're not quite ready
00:20:38.920 to present yet,
00:20:39.760 but if you can give us
00:20:40.700 a little taste,
00:20:41.420 I understand you've been working
00:20:42.380 on sort of a timeline,
00:20:43.940 a chronology
00:20:44.760 of media matters
00:20:46.260 and their role
00:20:47.280 in this censorship,
00:20:48.480 what you've called
00:20:49.220 an active operation
00:20:50.660 against Elon Musk.
00:20:53.140 Yeah, so Media Matters
00:20:55.180 started with a,
00:20:57.120 they're basically
00:20:58.040 a DNC front group,
00:20:59.640 and they started campaigns
00:21:02.340 to economically blowtorch
00:21:04.880 opposition right-wing
00:21:06.340 media figures
00:21:07.200 and mainstream
00:21:08.060 conservative media figures
00:21:09.600 off of broadcast media
00:21:11.440 for a long time.
00:21:13.440 They were responsible
00:21:14.480 for basically killing
00:21:16.220 the ability of Glenn Beck
00:21:17.980 to advertise
00:21:19.240 for Fox News boycotts,
00:21:22.420 for Bill O'Reilly.
00:21:24.200 They started off
00:21:25.560 as a David Brock operation.
00:21:27.760 You know,
00:21:27.820 he was one of the most
00:21:28.520 notorious political hitmen
00:21:30.420 in all of Washington.
00:21:32.700 And after the 2016,
00:21:34.280 so they started
00:21:34.980 with this pedigree
00:21:36.000 of being a DNC hit shop
00:21:38.460 for killing conservative media
00:21:40.120 in the sort of
00:21:41.360 analog TV era.
00:21:43.140 And then when the 2016 election
00:21:45.740 happened,
00:21:46.320 David Brock had this epiphany
00:21:48.880 about the role
00:21:49.900 of social media.
00:21:51.140 Basically,
00:21:51.960 he at the time
00:21:53.020 was running a super PAC
00:21:55.000 for the Hillary Clinton campaign
00:21:57.360 called Correct the Record,
00:21:58.980 which had a couple million dollars
00:22:00.480 in funding
00:22:01.080 and was set up
00:22:03.440 because the Hillary Clinton campaign
00:22:05.560 noticed that even though
00:22:07.160 all of the mainstream media
00:22:09.020 was completely in the tank
00:22:10.000 for Hillary, 0.99
00:22:11.000 and there was not a single
00:22:12.180 print media endorsement
00:22:14.020 for Donald Trump,
00:22:15.140 somehow Trump
00:22:16.020 was still doing
00:22:17.020 extremely well
00:22:17.840 in the polls
00:22:18.380 during the summer
00:22:19.400 of 2016.
00:22:20.940 And so they did
00:22:22.760 a bunch of digital
00:22:24.100 sort of forensics
00:22:25.660 investigations around,
00:22:27.000 you know,
00:22:27.240 what is the,
00:22:28.280 how much engagement
00:22:29.000 are people getting
00:22:29.620 on social media?
00:22:30.660 What's actually
00:22:31.160 the root cause
00:22:31.880 of Trump's success?
00:22:32.900 And David Brock,
00:22:33.960 running Correct the Record,
00:22:35.440 made this assessment
00:22:36.260 that Trump,
00:22:37.160 the Trump phenomenon
00:22:37.980 was almost entirely
00:22:39.160 an internet phenomenon,
00:22:40.780 a social media phenomenon,
00:22:42.100 powered by Twitter,
00:22:43.740 Facebook,
00:22:44.120 and YouTube.
00:22:44.940 And so he created
00:22:45.920 this thing called
00:22:46.460 Correct the Record
00:22:47.180 before the 2016 election
00:22:49.000 to try to create
00:22:50.560 for Hillary Clinton
00:22:51.500 a sort of,
00:22:52.960 you know,
00:22:54.120 sweet and low,
00:22:55.380 super low,
00:22:56.140 artificial sweetener version
00:22:57.840 of a ground-up,
00:23:00.600 organic social media
00:23:02.520 support base
00:23:03.160 for Hillary Clinton.
00:23:04.060 So they noticed
00:23:04.900 that trolls online
00:23:06.500 were,
00:23:07.960 you know,
00:23:08.180 they called them trolls,
00:23:09.120 but basically these anonymous
00:23:11.180 and also social media
00:23:13.020 account influencers
00:23:13.800 were driving
00:23:14.960 four to five X
00:23:16.260 the engagement
00:23:17.320 and reach 0.95
00:23:18.180 and membership
00:23:19.300 in political groups
00:23:20.580 supporting Trump
00:23:21.260 than on Hillary Clinton. 0.98
00:23:22.600 Basically,
00:23:23.040 it was the complete opposite
00:23:23.980 of legacy media.
00:23:25.540 And so Correct the Record
00:23:26.380 was this David Brock operation
00:23:27.940 to basically get
00:23:29.440 a bunch of people
00:23:30.680 in a Brooklyn
00:23:31.620 sort of sweatshop
00:23:33.580 to copy pasta,
00:23:35.720 to copy paste
00:23:36.700 these pro-Hillary Clinton
00:23:39.180 talking points
00:23:40.080 and try to gin up
00:23:41.720 hashtags,
00:23:43.260 Reddit forums,
00:23:45.220 do the trench warfare
00:23:46.240 in the replies.
00:23:47.820 And when,
00:23:48.480 and David Brock
00:23:49.420 was extremely disheartened
00:23:51.040 by the attempt
00:23:52.000 to do counter
00:23:52.880 speech, 0.99
00:23:55.520 pathetic operation 0.98
00:23:56.680 to simulate 0.93
00:23:57.560 organic social media
00:23:58.880 support.
00:23:59.800 So when,
00:24:00.180 when David Brock
00:24:01.340 did the assessment,
00:24:02.620 he did basically
00:24:03.320 the Hillary Clinton campaign's
00:24:04.980 autopsy
00:24:05.660 of why they lost
00:24:06.380 the 2016 election.
00:24:07.780 And he published this
00:24:08.540 in a 49-page memo
00:24:09.740 in January 2017,
00:24:12.120 just the week before
00:24:13.420 Trump was inaugurated.
00:24:15.020 And this 49-page blueprint
00:24:17.280 said,
00:24:18.200 listen,
00:24:18.540 we need to take
00:24:19.420 this blueprint
00:24:20.100 that we,
00:24:21.040 that we took out
00:24:21.760 for Glenn Beck
00:24:22.520 and Bill O'Reilly
00:24:23.300 and for the sort of
00:24:25.140 broadcast,
00:24:27.540 we need to bring it
00:24:28.580 into the digital,
00:24:29.340 the digital age.
00:24:30.060 We need to create
00:24:31.220 this economic coercion
00:24:32.760 and deep platforming apparatus
00:24:34.420 to break the banks
00:24:36.260 of opposition media 0.98
00:24:37.720 to kill their 0.61
00:24:38.360 institutional capacities 0.97
00:24:39.500 because that's the way
00:24:40.620 that we're going to
00:24:41.500 ultimately stop the message.
00:24:42.880 There's too many messengers
00:24:43.820 with these non-accounts.
00:24:45.440 There's too many messages.
00:24:46.740 We need to, 1.00
00:24:47.180 we need to shoot the messenger. 0.99
00:24:48.860 And so this was all organized 0.83
00:24:50.340 at a,
00:24:50.880 at a summit in Florida
00:24:52.460 in January 2017
00:24:53.700 with about 120
00:24:55.000 major political backers.
00:24:57.740 And these were not
00:24:58.260 just all Democrat,
00:24:59.360 even though David Brock
00:25:00.880 represents current,
00:25:02.440 you know,
00:25:02.680 the,
00:25:03.060 the sort of DNC left
00:25:04.540 for the,
00:25:05.380 at the current time,
00:25:06.820 he started out
00:25:07.680 as a Republican
00:25:08.420 and he very much
00:25:09.700 represents this kind
00:25:10.900 of uniparty,
00:25:12.280 neoconservative,
00:25:13.760 neoliberal,
00:25:15.340 cowboy Yankee alliance 0.84
00:25:17.500 that has,
00:25:18.420 that is now banded together
00:25:19.700 to stop populism,
00:25:20.900 both in the U.S.
00:25:21.900 with Trump,
00:25:22.680 but then around the world
00:25:23.700 in all of sort of
00:25:24.940 populism
00:25:25.680 or anti-globalism's
00:25:26.980 political manifestations.
00:25:28.140 So they have fused together
00:25:30.160 this whole network
00:25:31.320 that has brought in
00:25:33.040 these advertiser networks
00:25:34.060 because a lot of these
00:25:34.760 corporations depend
00:25:36.120 on government support
00:25:37.180 or they depend on DNC support.
00:25:39.580 There's a lot of commercial
00:25:40.560 and political interlinkages
00:25:41.900 and those are what are exploited
00:25:43.800 by media matters
00:25:45.080 to organize these,
00:25:46.580 these ad shakedowns.
00:25:47.960 So there's a lot more there,
00:25:49.060 but I'll,
00:25:49.360 I'll,
00:25:49.540 I'll pause it for now.
00:25:50.740 So Ben,
00:25:51.040 there's a couple of things
00:25:51.720 I'll throw out.
00:25:52.300 So as a guy who,
00:25:53.560 you know,
00:25:54.060 I guess would be,
00:25:54.880 was obviously on pretty much
00:25:56.500 all of those,
00:25:57.420 correct the record,
00:25:57.980 lists and those 2017,
00:26:00.260 2016 reports
00:26:01.460 from,
00:26:02.720 you know,
00:26:03.140 the American bridge
00:26:03.980 and all these different things
00:26:05.120 that were Brock operations
00:26:06.160 in 16.
00:26:07.280 I remember these guys,
00:26:08.420 we used to call them
00:26:09.160 the hillbots.
00:26:10.000 You would tweet something
00:26:10.980 about Trump
00:26:11.760 or whatever the sort of
00:26:12.640 the hashtag
00:26:13.100 or the keyword of the day was.
00:26:15.060 A lot of them were targeted
00:26:16.460 to the WikiLeaks drops,
00:26:17.980 which everybody seems
00:26:19.020 to have forgotten about
00:26:19.820 from the final stages
00:26:21.300 of the 2016 election,
00:26:22.760 those tranches 0.99
00:26:23.380 that were coming every day.
00:26:24.700 And it was like,
00:26:25.500 it was like,
00:26:25.980 you know,
00:26:26.200 drop one, 0.65
00:26:26.660 drop two, 0.59
00:26:27.200 drop three.
00:26:27.460 It was always number one
00:26:28.340 hashtag on Twitter.
00:26:30.080 And I could remember,
00:26:31.200 you know,
00:26:31.420 we even used to go on there
00:26:32.860 and sort of joke about
00:26:34.480 which word we were going to use
00:26:35.680 to trigger the hillbots response today
00:26:37.880 because then we would force them
00:26:39.680 to waste their time.
00:26:40.760 So we were running counter-ops
00:26:42.020 to their active ops in 2016.
00:26:44.520 This,
00:26:45.120 by the way,
00:26:45.740 of course,
00:26:46.320 one of the top guys
00:26:47.600 who was involved
00:26:48.720 in all of that
00:26:49.680 was at the time,
00:26:51.660 we knew him as Ricky Vaughn.
00:26:53.320 We now know his name
00:26:54.460 as Doug Mackey.
00:26:56.000 He's been sentenced
00:26:56.780 to seven months
00:26:58.020 in federal prison
00:26:59.160 for his role
00:27:00.440 in fighting
00:27:01.120 these operations.
00:27:03.460 MIT actually labeled him
00:27:05.120 as one of the top influencers
00:27:06.320 in 2016.
00:27:07.920 And so this idea
00:27:08.760 that they've been fighting back
00:27:10.380 ever since,
00:27:11.180 it's something
00:27:11.720 that I've been saying
00:27:12.820 for years
00:27:13.780 that if Trump had never won,
00:27:15.300 this censorship operation
00:27:16.520 never would have turned on
00:27:17.720 to begin with.
00:27:18.460 But before we break down
00:27:19.800 all that,
00:27:20.120 and I'm very excited
00:27:20.760 to see your video
00:27:21.340 when you put it together,
00:27:22.140 you mentioned something
00:27:23.720 about the Yankee Cowboy Alliance
00:27:26.180 and I've seen you talk
00:27:27.140 about this online before.
00:27:29.200 Explain it for our audience.
00:27:30.240 What is the Yankee Cowboy Alliance?
00:27:32.080 We've got about four minutes
00:27:32.780 left in the segment.
00:27:34.440 Yeah,
00:27:34.640 this is basically
00:27:35.520 the economic alliance
00:27:37.040 underpinning
00:27:37.760 the political uniparty
00:27:39.640 in America.
00:27:40.900 So this was a theory
00:27:41.800 that was posited
00:27:43.640 by researchers,
00:27:45.960 actual genuine researchers,
00:27:47.320 not political operators,
00:27:48.120 just literally published
00:27:49.080 from no names,
00:27:51.420 I should say,
00:27:52.140 because these are people
00:27:53.300 who were not
00:27:53.840 political operatives.
00:27:55.020 They didn't do anything
00:27:55.600 You've ruined the word.
00:27:56.240 other than publish books
00:27:57.180 and thoughts.
00:27:58.540 Right,
00:27:58.880 but these were essentially
00:27:59.740 people who published books.
00:28:01.700 There's a book called
00:28:02.200 The Yankee Cowboy War 0.53
00:28:03.180 on this.
00:28:04.120 I think it's by
00:28:04.880 James Ogilvy
00:28:06.140 and essentially
00:28:08.560 this describes
00:28:09.580 the attempt
00:28:10.460 to reconcile
00:28:11.940 political power structures
00:28:13.900 in this country
00:28:14.600 around the time
00:28:15.280 JFK was assassinated
00:28:16.140 assassinated
00:28:16.640 where it basically
00:28:18.500 posited two groups
00:28:19.660 of Washington
00:28:21.700 power brokers.
00:28:23.180 One of these
00:28:23.780 were called
00:28:24.140 the Yankees
00:28:24.860 and this was the
00:28:25.720 traditional
00:28:26.380 Northeast Corridor
00:28:27.840 power base
00:28:28.860 stretching
00:28:29.400 basically from
00:28:30.240 New York City
00:28:30.880 to Boston
00:28:31.520 that was old money.
00:28:34.140 It was finance.
00:28:35.240 It had that
00:28:36.440 transatlantic
00:28:37.100 relationship
00:28:37.860 with the city
00:28:38.380 of London.
00:28:39.340 These are the
00:28:40.000 investor class.
00:28:41.280 You can think of it
00:28:43.180 today as being
00:28:44.060 everything from
00:28:44.800 the Goldman Sachs
00:28:45.780 to the J.P. Morgans
00:28:46.740 to the Black Rocks
00:28:48.020 to that whole
00:28:49.140 sort of George Soros
00:28:50.140 activist philanthropy
00:28:51.620 class.
00:28:53.000 And then you had
00:28:54.060 the cowboy faction
00:28:56.240 they called
00:28:56.840 which was mostly
00:28:58.260 Republican.
00:28:58.900 I should note
00:28:59.200 that the Yankee base
00:29:00.160 in the Northeast Corridor
00:29:01.040 is sort of the
00:29:01.760 Democrat power base
00:29:03.220 the Democrat finance
00:29:04.340 power base.
00:29:05.360 And then they
00:29:06.340 referred to the
00:29:07.260 cowboy alliance
00:29:08.280 as being principally
00:29:09.080 based out of
00:29:10.220 Houston, Texas
00:29:11.320 and at the time
00:29:12.380 California.
00:29:13.320 This is before
00:29:13.820 California moved
00:29:15.860 to Virginia
00:29:16.840 to Arlington.
00:29:18.280 That is to say
00:29:18.940 we began our
00:29:20.260 military industrial
00:29:21.060 complex
00:29:21.720 in the 40s
00:29:24.140 until the 80s
00:29:25.380 in California.
00:29:27.200 This is a big part
00:29:28.340 of the wartime
00:29:28.900 production
00:29:29.360 and it was a
00:29:30.620 Republican stronghold.
00:29:31.860 That's why
00:29:32.180 Ronald Reagan
00:29:33.240 was a California
00:29:34.200 Republican.
00:29:36.720 But you had this
00:29:37.200 basically Texas,
00:29:37.900 California
00:29:38.420 cowboy faction
00:29:40.220 which merged
00:29:41.520 energy companies
00:29:42.480 with military
00:29:43.080 companies.
00:29:43.980 So you had this
00:29:44.600 Houston energy set
00:29:45.880 which goes back
00:29:46.820 to the whole
00:29:47.140 Rockefeller standard
00:29:48.120 oil diplomacy
00:29:49.920 that was so much
00:29:50.960 of our energy
00:29:51.820 power projection
00:29:52.820 in the 20th century
00:29:53.680 with this California
00:29:54.760 military base.
00:29:55.660 Now that moved
00:29:56.440 to Arlington,
00:29:57.380 Virginia in the
00:29:57.920 1980s with Reagan
00:29:59.080 and today
00:29:59.920 there's sort of
00:30:00.960 more of a Yankee 0.58
00:30:01.600 flavor to California.
00:30:02.940 But essentially
00:30:03.420 these two factions,
00:30:04.820 the Yankees and the
00:30:05.500 Cowboys,
00:30:05.940 were in tension
00:30:06.400 with each other.
00:30:07.020 You had Republican
00:30:08.520 low tax
00:30:10.580 sort of conservative
00:30:12.700 blue chip corporations.
00:30:14.520 The Chamber of Commerce
00:30:15.340 until very recently
00:30:16.220 was always considered
00:30:17.320 a Republican thing
00:30:18.760 until the Trump era.
00:30:20.480 And they were sort
00:30:21.060 of in tension
00:30:21.580 with the financier
00:30:22.620 class
00:30:23.120 in terms of
00:30:25.260 you had these
00:30:26.780 social justice
00:30:27.560 and these philanthropy
00:30:28.240 and these political
00:30:28.860 activists.
00:30:29.900 Now they always
00:30:30.720 sort of rotated
00:30:31.540 power but it was
00:30:32.500 sort of a gentleman's
00:30:33.440 game.
00:30:34.260 They had this
00:30:35.000 sort of cold war.
00:30:36.700 But when Trump
00:30:37.480 defeated both the
00:30:38.260 Bush dynasty,
00:30:39.280 the Cowboys,
00:30:40.120 and the Clinton
00:30:40.840 dynasty,
00:30:41.460 the Yankees,
00:30:42.440 in a single
00:30:43.180 edgelord meme
00:30:44.460 campaign election
00:30:45.780 in 2016,
00:30:47.080 these two power
00:30:47.920 bases that were
00:30:48.980 once at war
00:30:49.880 with each other
00:30:50.460 banded together
00:30:51.640 to stop their
00:30:52.240 mutual enemy
00:30:53.000 which was
00:30:53.820 domestic populism
00:30:55.640 both in the form
00:30:56.280 of Trumpism
00:30:56.880 in the U.S.
00:30:57.840 and how domestic
00:30:59.040 populism and nationalism
00:31:00.440 threatens global
00:31:02.160 interests abroad,
00:31:03.400 global investments
00:31:04.220 abroad.
00:31:04.620 I've got to get
00:31:05.480 you on for an
00:31:08.160 entire special
00:31:08.780 about this,
00:31:09.360 man.
00:31:09.600 I found this
00:31:10.240 topic fascinating.
00:31:11.720 It's something
00:31:12.100 that I've discussed
00:31:12.840 a long time
00:31:13.640 off air.
00:31:14.760 We've got to
00:31:15.180 get you back.
00:31:15.700 Where can people
00:31:16.080 go real quick
00:31:16.600 to find you?
00:31:18.340 You can find me
00:31:19.000 on X
00:31:19.580 at Mike Ben
00:31:20.220 Cyber.
00:31:20.680 My foundation
00:31:21.180 is Foundation
00:31:21.720 for Freedom
00:31:22.140 Online dot com.
00:31:23.860 Find him,
00:31:24.860 go and support
00:31:25.760 his work.
00:31:26.320 Ladies and 0.98
00:31:26.620 gentlemen,
00:31:27.420 Mike Lindell
00:31:27.980 joins us next
00:31:28.880 for one more.
00:31:29.520 I hear about
00:31:32.020 the boring
00:31:32.660 people at your
00:31:33.520 office.
00:31:34.000 I'm trying to
00:31:34.560 listen to the
00:31:35.120 new human
00:31:35.820 events with
00:31:36.800 Jack Posobiec.
00:31:39.380 All right,
00:31:39.960 ladies and 0.98
00:31:40.240 gentlemen,
00:31:40.460 walk back
00:31:40.840 human events
00:31:41.600 daily.
00:31:42.860 Mike Lindell
00:31:43.600 will be joining
00:31:44.020 us momentarily,
00:31:44.800 but I'd like to
00:31:45.660 say something
00:31:46.300 to, I don't
00:31:48.000 know, everyone
00:31:48.780 within the sound
00:31:49.360 of my voice
00:31:49.920 right now,
00:31:50.480 because we're
00:31:51.420 told that the
00:31:53.060 people on
00:31:53.600 January 6th
00:31:54.700 were a bunch 0.96
00:31:55.500 of traitors, 0.98
00:31:57.480 a bunch 1.00
00:31:57.820 of treacherous, 0.98
00:31:59.380 deplorable 1.00
00:32:00.000 scum, 1.00
00:32:02.680 idiots, 1.00
00:32:03.620 psychopaths, 1.00
00:32:04.580 tinfoil 0.88
00:32:04.940 hat wearers.
00:32:06.060 Guess what?
00:32:07.380 Those people
00:32:07.940 down there,
00:32:09.000 they had a
00:32:09.640 right to
00:32:10.520 protest a
00:32:11.540 stolen election.
00:32:13.180 And guess
00:32:13.480 what?
00:32:14.020 Every single
00:32:15.020 day, we are
00:32:15.800 getting closer
00:32:16.560 and closer to
00:32:17.400 the truth.
00:32:18.980 Those people,
00:32:20.640 many of whom
00:32:21.340 are still behind
00:32:22.300 bars right now,
00:32:23.760 like Owen
00:32:24.060 Schroer,
00:32:24.380 were right.
00:32:27.320 The election
00:32:28.120 was stolen
00:32:28.740 and the
00:32:29.220 machines were
00:32:30.200 a big part
00:32:31.400 of it.
00:32:31.860 Ladies and 0.98
00:32:32.220 gentlemen,
00:32:32.620 Mike Lindell
00:32:33.400 joins us
00:32:34.160 back here
00:32:34.820 today.
00:32:35.220 Mike, how
00:32:36.080 does it feel
00:32:36.840 to get a
00:32:37.400 ruling like
00:32:38.120 this after
00:32:38.900 everything they
00:32:39.640 put you
00:32:40.040 through?
00:32:40.700 Tinfoil hat
00:32:41.140 is off?
00:32:41.800 Is that the
00:32:42.160 tinfoil hat
00:32:42.700 is off?
00:32:43.140 My tinfoil hat
00:32:43.640 is off,
00:32:44.240 everybody.
00:32:44.960 It's gone.
00:32:45.260 It's off.
00:32:45.960 It's off,
00:32:46.560 folks.
00:32:47.320 The tinfoil hat
00:32:48.260 is off.
00:32:48.840 All signals
00:32:49.580 are being received
00:32:50.500 at this very
00:32:51.160 moment.
00:32:52.200 It's very,
00:32:52.920 it's very,
00:32:53.820 it's very,
00:32:54.380 encouraging.
00:32:55.100 It was like
00:32:55.440 a double
00:32:55.840 ruling.
00:32:56.240 Yes,
00:32:56.540 the machines
00:32:57.160 have,
00:32:57.720 they're vulnerable.
00:32:58.740 Right.
00:32:59.060 And yes,
00:32:59.600 if you talk
00:33:00.280 about them,
00:33:01.000 you're not
00:33:01.360 a conspiracy
00:33:01.940 theorist.
00:33:03.320 And,
00:33:03.500 you know,
00:33:04.500 our great
00:33:04.880 real president
00:33:05.560 even re-truthed
00:33:06.540 that,
00:33:06.840 that the word's
00:33:08.120 getting out
00:33:08.640 there now.
00:33:09.120 And people,
00:33:10.320 you know what I think,
00:33:11.420 Jack,
00:33:11.660 is people,
00:33:12.460 they're open
00:33:13.320 to hearing it
00:33:14.100 now because
00:33:14.580 they're going,
00:33:15.180 I don't think
00:33:15.680 a lot of them
00:33:16.120 wanted to believe
00:33:16.780 that this problem
00:33:18.540 went so far
00:33:19.820 and that,
00:33:20.540 you know,
00:33:20.960 our elections,
00:33:21.620 is it really,
00:33:22.760 is it really
00:33:23.820 even feasible
00:33:25.580 to get to paper
00:33:26.660 ballots hand counted?
00:33:28.020 We've just seen
00:33:28.680 proof of that too.
00:33:29.620 That can be easily
00:33:30.360 done like Argentina.
00:33:32.820 But they,
00:33:33.240 but yeah,
00:33:33.560 these machines,
00:33:34.680 everything I've been
00:33:35.480 preaching for,
00:33:36.560 since I got evidence
00:33:37.880 on January 9th
00:33:38.980 of 2021,
00:33:40.520 it's vindication
00:33:41.520 after vindication
00:33:42.500 after vindication.
00:33:43.620 And it's,
00:33:45.920 and it for me,
00:33:47.520 it's,
00:33:47.900 it's more about
00:33:49.040 not being vindicated.
00:33:50.100 For me,
00:33:50.640 it's more important
00:33:51.400 that we're going
00:33:52.220 to be able
00:33:52.660 to get these
00:33:53.280 elections secure
00:33:54.140 and get rid of these.
00:33:55.160 We have over 200 counties
00:33:56.420 now committed
00:33:57.080 to paper ballots
00:33:58.020 hand counted.
00:33:59.060 And as they hear
00:33:59.700 more and more of this,
00:34:01.080 more and more
00:34:01.440 are jumping out.
00:34:02.240 We just got six more
00:34:03.440 the last two weeks
00:34:04.600 that are committed
00:34:05.500 for 2024.
00:34:06.860 So it's very exciting.
00:34:09.260 Now, Mike,
00:34:09.920 when it comes to Georgia,
00:34:11.080 let's,
00:34:11.480 let's focus on this
00:34:12.300 and drill down 0.99
00:34:12.780 because Georgia,
00:34:13.580 of course,
00:34:13.960 that's a swing state.
00:34:15.100 That's a state
00:34:15.700 that Trump needs to win.
00:34:17.140 If you look at
00:34:17.560 this electoral count,
00:34:18.500 we all know
00:34:18.900 that he needs
00:34:19.340 to win Georgia.
00:34:20.120 We need that state
00:34:20.820 in the Trump column
00:34:21.680 if he wants to,
00:34:22.200 any Republican needs it.
00:34:23.500 But Trump is going
00:34:24.280 to be the nominee.
00:34:25.160 So with this ruling,
00:34:26.920 it now sets up,
00:34:27.880 there's going to be,
00:34:28.560 if I understand correctly,
00:34:29.580 a trial in January of 24.
00:34:33.280 Is this setting up
00:34:34.520 a potential situation
00:34:35.960 where Georgia runs
00:34:37.540 their primary
00:34:38.360 and general election
00:34:39.900 in 2024
00:34:41.080 without machines?
00:34:42.780 if we win this thing?
00:34:44.920 Absolutely.
00:34:45.860 And there would be
00:34:46.520 a lot more
00:34:46.960 than just Georgia.
00:34:48.120 And I,
00:34:48.620 you know,
00:34:49.000 you've got to put,
00:34:49.800 the way this lined up,
00:34:50.860 Jack,
00:34:51.120 it's so important
00:34:51.800 because just on the heels
00:34:53.380 of Argentina
00:34:54.300 doing these,
00:34:56.260 they,
00:34:56.780 in four months,
00:34:58.420 everybody,
00:34:58.940 they went from,
00:34:59.720 from machines,
00:35:01.280 a judge made one ruling,
00:35:02.620 we're getting rid of them,
00:35:03.480 we're going to paper ballots,
00:35:04.780 hand counting.
00:35:05.580 30 million people
00:35:06.960 did an election
00:35:08.100 with paper ballots
00:35:09.500 and they got done
00:35:10.520 and the results
00:35:11.120 in the same day
00:35:11.920 of the election.
00:35:13.040 What a concept.
00:35:14.340 So we're not going to,
00:35:15.220 that takes away
00:35:15.940 a big argument
00:35:16.800 like in Georgia
00:35:18.080 if they say,
00:35:18.680 oh,
00:35:18.800 it's going to take too long,
00:35:20.180 we can't switch over in time.
00:35:22.140 This is what horrible
00:35:23.660 Brad Rasenberger
00:35:25.060 keeps saying,
00:35:26.480 the unit,
00:35:26.840 or the unit party
00:35:28.040 rhino down in Georgia,
00:35:29.780 the Secretary of State,
00:35:30.840 he keeps saying,
00:35:31.620 well,
00:35:31.960 he's trying to push it out
00:35:33.300 past 2024.
00:35:34.880 Well,
00:35:35.080 of course he is.
00:35:35.700 That's how he got elected.
00:35:37.240 They control the machines
00:35:38.360 down there.
00:35:39.340 So,
00:35:39.500 so if they,
00:35:41.260 if they,
00:35:41.740 if that judge makes a ruling
00:35:43.400 and says they got to go,
00:35:44.740 one of the things
00:35:45.320 she did say,
00:35:46.180 Jack was,
00:35:47.060 you know,
00:35:47.560 this will be hard
00:35:48.460 maybe to what
00:35:49.440 the alternatives are,
00:35:50.780 but we already have that.
00:35:52.060 We already have
00:35:52.680 the best hand counting
00:35:54.180 alternative there is
00:35:55.260 in the world.
00:35:56.000 Remember,
00:35:56.360 I've met with the UK,
00:35:58.020 Germany,
00:35:58.680 France,
00:35:59.060 and the Netherlands.
00:36:00.400 We developed one
00:36:01.360 right here in the US
00:36:02.300 that's even better
00:36:03.080 than theirs.
00:36:03.720 So we have a
00:36:04.380 plug in little thing
00:36:05.680 that just is beautiful.
00:36:07.900 So I'm,
00:36:08.620 I'm really encouraged
00:36:09.480 and I would love
00:36:10.160 to see Georgia.
00:36:11.320 If Georgia goes
00:36:12.040 to paper ballots,
00:36:13.340 Donald Trump wins
00:36:14.180 Georgia by 75%.
00:36:15.700 I'm telling you,
00:36:16.560 it's a complete landslide.
00:36:18.780 I mean,
00:36:19.360 it's Georgia,
00:36:20.200 you know,
00:36:20.520 and you look at
00:36:21.000 these things too.
00:36:21.900 And when,
00:36:22.780 when you,
00:36:23.220 when you understand
00:36:24.120 and as much as we've
00:36:25.160 learned about the machines
00:36:26.000 over the years from
00:36:26.860 and,
00:36:27.120 and to,
00:36:27.640 to her point,
00:36:28.480 which is the same thing
00:36:29.300 that you've always said,
00:36:30.500 this is a liberal judge.
00:36:32.040 It was always the liberals
00:36:33.480 that were talking about
00:36:34.620 election machines
00:36:35.800 and electronic machines
00:36:36.880 beforehand.
00:36:37.400 It was always,
00:36:38.600 always,
00:36:39.060 always something.
00:36:39.760 And of course,
00:36:40.140 we've seen the HBO documentaries
00:36:41.600 and we've seen all of the interviews
00:36:43.100 that go back all the way.
00:36:44.720 She says right there,
00:36:45.800 the cybersecurity features
00:36:47.980 and potential vulnerabilities
00:36:50.340 of these machines
00:36:51.740 could lead to people
00:36:53.860 losing their constitutional rights.
00:36:56.100 So here's my question.
00:36:57.720 If the machines are slower,
00:36:59.500 okay,
00:36:59.720 we know the machines
00:37:00.400 take longer time.
00:37:01.320 If we can't audit them
00:37:03.280 because you,
00:37:03.760 you can barely get
00:37:04.860 an actual readout
00:37:06.080 out of these things
00:37:07.080 and we know
00:37:08.100 that they increase
00:37:09.120 the vulnerabilities,
00:37:10.200 then what other
00:37:11.580 possible reason
00:37:12.960 would we have them
00:37:14.260 other than
00:37:15.320 to increase
00:37:16.480 the likelihood
00:37:17.300 of fraud?
00:37:18.320 Simple question.
00:37:19.280 Why not just go back
00:37:20.340 to the most basic system,
00:37:22.080 paper ballots?
00:37:23.540 Right.
00:37:23.920 And, you know,
00:37:25.060 Jack,
00:37:25.360 that's my plan
00:37:26.180 that I've had now
00:37:26.920 for a year.
00:37:27.560 If you go to
00:37:27.980 lindellplan.com,
00:37:29.160 it's all laid out there.
00:37:30.480 What this is,
00:37:31.700 it's a sales pitch.
00:37:33.020 We're going to every county
00:37:34.180 in the United States,
00:37:35.260 3,100 and something,
00:37:36.760 and we go to that clerk
00:37:38.020 and it's just like
00:37:39.340 a sales pitch
00:37:40.160 like you just said.
00:37:41.520 Anything that could come
00:37:42.680 out of that clerk's mouth
00:37:43.800 or has come out
00:37:44.780 saying,
00:37:45.720 you know,
00:37:46.460 oh,
00:37:46.760 it's going to cost more.
00:37:48.000 No,
00:37:48.360 it's 10X cheaper
00:37:49.580 using this paper ballots
00:37:50.980 we have.
00:37:52.020 Oh,
00:37:52.480 it'd be more
00:37:52.920 it'd be harder to audit.
00:37:54.060 No,
00:37:54.500 it's 10 times easier
00:37:55.920 because they're under camera.
00:37:57.020 We've got any
00:37:58.140 problem solution
00:38:00.020 we've got the answer to now.
00:38:02.200 So there's no reason.
00:38:04.000 Here'd be another reason
00:38:05.040 with the Republicans
00:38:05.840 always block this.
00:38:07.280 Now the Republicans
00:38:08.160 passed,
00:38:08.800 the RNC passed
00:38:09.740 a resolution in August,
00:38:11.460 paper ballots,
00:38:12.200 hand counted,
00:38:13.480 same day voting,
00:38:14.540 precinct level
00:38:15.120 and signature required.
00:38:16.480 So now if one of these
00:38:17.460 rhino Republicans says,
00:38:19.620 well,
00:38:19.760 I want to keep it anyway,
00:38:21.060 I believe in our machines.
00:38:22.360 Well,
00:38:22.980 that's not what
00:38:23.640 the party believes in.
00:38:25.220 So that takes away that.
00:38:26.860 We basically took
00:38:27.780 anything they can say,
00:38:29.380 oh,
00:38:29.540 it's going to take longer.
00:38:30.880 No,
00:38:31.240 we had,
00:38:31.640 we already did a prototype
00:38:32.940 in this country.
00:38:34.240 We were approved
00:38:35.040 for concept.
00:38:36.020 Osage County,
00:38:36.940 Missouri ran a full election
00:38:38.340 this last spring,
00:38:39.740 everybody.
00:38:40.560 And it was done
00:38:41.400 at the same time
00:38:42.700 as the machines
00:38:43.840 with 100% accuracy.
00:38:46.040 That was Democrats
00:38:47.160 and Republicans
00:38:47.800 working together.
00:38:48.680 So you're exactly right,
00:38:50.660 Jack.
00:38:50.880 What this plan does too
00:38:52.300 is it calls out
00:38:53.740 the uniparty rhinos.
00:38:55.400 It's like a,
00:38:55.880 it's like a uniparty finder,
00:38:57.580 right?
00:38:57.960 If you give them
00:38:58.780 all the reasons
00:38:59.420 to get rid of the machines
00:39:00.540 and they still want
00:39:01.320 to keep them,
00:39:02.240 we got one,
00:39:03.680 we got one.
00:39:04.660 And on my show every day,
00:39:06.000 we're going to have
00:39:06.880 the Rafi awards,
00:39:07.960 the Rad Rassenberger awards,
00:39:09.760 the shame on you awards
00:39:10.960 for any of these people
00:39:12.120 out there
00:39:12.640 that are in the uniparty
00:39:14.140 that block us
00:39:15.160 from getting our election
00:39:16.220 platform secure.
00:39:17.560 I'm tired of it.
00:39:18.660 I've had it.
00:39:19.220 We're going to call them out
00:39:20.180 every single day
00:39:21.940 because now we have,
00:39:23.200 we have proof of concept
00:39:24.300 of a whole country.
00:39:25.220 Now with Argentina,
00:39:26.520 we have proof,
00:39:27.420 you know,
00:39:27.820 we have a judge
00:39:28.520 that just ruled
00:39:29.180 that you're not
00:39:29.700 a conspiracy theorist
00:39:31.000 if you ask about machines
00:39:32.840 or if you ask
00:39:33.940 about our elections.
00:39:35.120 I mean,
00:39:35.760 this should be
00:39:36.440 just common sense 101.
00:39:38.160 And you are exactly right.
00:39:39.500 For two decades,
00:39:40.820 the Democrats,
00:39:41.640 including my own
00:39:42.320 Senator of Minnesota,
00:39:43.180 Amy Klobuchar
00:39:44.080 and Kamala Harris,
00:39:45.600 all of them said,
00:39:46.440 we got to get rid
00:39:47.360 of these electronic
00:39:48.100 voting machines.
00:39:49.260 All of a sudden,
00:39:49.940 the deeds are in power
00:39:51.600 and they're going,
00:39:52.620 oh, I think they're okay now.
00:39:54.120 Well, we got to get rid
00:39:55.020 of them for the people.
00:39:56.480 All people want
00:39:57.600 transparent
00:39:58.480 and fair elections,
00:40:00.360 not selections.
00:40:02.600 We're told again and again,
00:40:04.220 we have to protect
00:40:04.880 our democracy.
00:40:05.820 We have to protect
00:40:06.500 our democracy.
00:40:07.180 Mike Lindell's been out there
00:40:08.760 trying to protect
00:40:09.380 our democracy
00:40:10.040 for three years
00:40:11.180 and look how
00:40:12.500 you treated him.
00:40:13.660 Look how you've treated
00:40:14.300 his company.
00:40:15.100 Look how you've treated
00:40:15.700 his employees.
00:40:16.780 Going after him
00:40:17.380 six away from Sunday,
00:40:18.480 taking his cell phone.
00:40:19.440 By the way,
00:40:19.840 do you even have
00:40:20.680 your cell phone back,
00:40:21.500 Mike?
00:40:21.780 Have they even given
00:40:22.520 that back?
00:40:23.000 Probably not.
00:40:23.680 Of course not.
00:40:24.240 No,
00:40:24.440 the federal court
00:40:25.960 in Minnesota
00:40:26.460 ordered it back
00:40:27.440 but the government
00:40:28.020 still won't give it back.
00:40:29.520 You talk about delay.
00:40:30.780 Of course.
00:40:30.920 They said you can't
00:40:31.660 keep his phone.
00:40:32.700 I've done nothing wrong.
00:40:33.180 They're treating you
00:40:33.620 like a terrorist. 0.70
00:40:34.720 You take my livelihood.
00:40:36.240 I mean,
00:40:36.420 it's crazy.
00:40:37.440 It was unbelievable.
00:40:38.560 That whole thing
00:40:39.300 and that just goes
00:40:41.200 to show you
00:40:41.620 three Supreme Court
00:40:42.520 judges here in Minnesota
00:40:43.540 say,
00:40:44.060 what are you doing?
00:40:44.840 You could have
00:40:45.180 took a download of it.
00:40:46.360 It's nonsensical.
00:40:47.840 You guys,
00:40:48.340 when things are done
00:40:49.280 that don't make sense,
00:40:50.680 they have a different agenda.
00:40:52.140 If it doesn't help,
00:40:53.300 when you see decisions
00:40:54.260 being made out there
00:40:55.360 by our government
00:40:56.480 that doesn't help
00:40:57.560 either party
00:40:58.340 or either people
00:40:59.260 in the party,
00:41:00.300 if it doesn't help
00:41:01.040 any people,
00:41:01.960 there's a hidden agenda.
00:41:04.260 And that's the uniparty.
00:41:05.360 That's the globalist.
00:41:06.140 We've got to get through
00:41:07.620 and secure our elections
00:41:09.920 and help save our country.
00:41:12.020 And we will save our country.
00:41:12.960 If we let them,
00:41:13.660 if we let them,
00:41:15.380 they will punish us
00:41:16.680 for telling the truth
00:41:18.440 for the rest of time.
00:41:20.260 You have to fight back, folks.
00:41:22.560 You can't sit there
00:41:23.660 and complain.
00:41:24.600 You can't whine.
00:41:25.640 You can't say,
00:41:26.520 oh, they're breaking the rules.
00:41:27.960 They're not playing fair.
00:41:29.600 It's not the double standard,
00:41:31.140 et cetera.
00:41:31.460 No.
00:41:31.820 You have to fight back
00:41:33.620 and you can't quit
00:41:35.140 no matter what happens.
00:41:37.060 We've got a quick break here.
00:41:38.540 Mike Lindell joins us next.
00:41:40.140 Mike Lindell, by the way,
00:41:41.220 who will be there
00:41:42.740 at America Fest.
00:41:44.240 Make sure you're getting
00:41:44.880 your AmFest tickets now.
00:41:46.520 AmFest.com.
00:41:47.620 Use promo code POSO
00:41:48.560 because when those things are gone,
00:41:50.240 I don't want you come crying to me
00:41:52.240 that it's sold out.
00:41:54.040 Ain't gonna happen.
00:41:55.020 No freebies.
00:41:55.560 I'm always listening
00:41:59.360 to Human Events
00:42:00.140 with Jack Posobiec.
00:42:02.620 All right, Jack Posobiec,
00:42:04.040 we are back
00:42:04.560 and Mike Lindell
00:42:05.560 is on fire today
00:42:07.420 like I've never
00:42:08.460 seen him before.
00:42:10.680 Mike, it's like
00:42:11.360 you've been activated
00:42:12.400 over the last 96 hours
00:42:15.020 or so
00:42:15.440 since this ruling came down.
00:42:17.440 It's amazing.
00:42:18.920 Now, tell me,
00:42:20.460 what's it like
00:42:21.440 from the company side?
00:42:23.200 Are you guys seeing
00:42:24.160 a reflection here?
00:42:25.400 Because the attack
00:42:26.100 wasn't just on you, was it?
00:42:27.620 It was an attack
00:42:28.220 on your company.
00:42:29.260 It was an attack
00:42:29.700 on your staff,
00:42:30.420 your employees,
00:42:31.080 your entire business.
00:42:32.140 They tried to take you
00:42:34.200 and take my pillow down completely.
00:42:36.640 Tell me,
00:42:36.940 where do things stand?
00:42:38.460 Well, they tried.
00:42:39.760 It's all about
00:42:40.540 taking away my voice
00:42:41.640 and they've been doing that
00:42:42.500 for almost three years now.
00:42:44.040 But since I did
00:42:45.080 the election summit
00:42:46.100 in July, everybody,
00:42:47.700 they didn't come after me.
00:42:48.800 They know I don't stop talking.
00:42:50.300 I just keep fighting.
00:42:51.160 They went after my pillow.
00:42:53.200 It's been de-banked,
00:42:54.880 de-merchant server,
00:42:56.580 de-platformed,
00:42:57.500 you name it
00:42:58.340 what's happened,
00:42:59.240 the attacks on my pillow.
00:43:00.580 The biggest attacks
00:43:01.640 we've ever had,
00:43:02.800 my employees,
00:43:03.840 they even went after
00:43:05.640 my home rep saying,
00:43:07.040 the IRS saying,
00:43:08.060 we don't want you
00:43:08.760 to work from home anymore.
00:43:10.300 And they work on commission.
00:43:11.780 And it was,
00:43:12.260 they came from every angle,
00:43:14.020 the government
00:43:14.520 and everything after them.
00:43:16.280 And we're coming out
00:43:17.700 the other side
00:43:18.500 by the grace of God.
00:43:19.800 Everyone out there
00:43:20.700 has been a great
00:43:21.780 supportive of us
00:43:22.980 and buying the products
00:43:25.200 even, you know,
00:43:25.900 through this,
00:43:26.380 my employees,
00:43:27.100 we've had,
00:43:27.780 we have calls
00:43:28.440 almost every day
00:43:29.520 where I'm talking to them
00:43:30.620 and I'll say,
00:43:31.080 you guys,
00:43:31.820 keep faith.
00:43:32.480 Our faith in God
00:43:33.360 keeps us going.
00:43:34.600 But you know what,
00:43:35.680 Jack,
00:43:35.960 this is an employee-owned company.
00:43:39.160 This is an employee-owned company.
00:43:40.900 And they've been,
00:43:41.440 they've been attacked.
00:43:42.360 They're not,
00:43:42.720 you know,
00:43:43.180 I just am the biggest stockholder,
00:43:44.960 but they,
00:43:45.340 but they're,
00:43:46.060 you know,
00:43:46.620 you go after my employees
00:43:48.160 and you go after the company.
00:43:49.700 I can take hits just fine.
00:43:52.020 I've probably made
00:43:53.280 for such a time as this,
00:43:54.840 but every the media,
00:43:55.800 you know,
00:43:56.000 when everybody's attacking
00:43:57.100 over here,
00:43:57.620 that's pretty dear to me.
00:43:58.700 So I've been,
00:43:59.380 I've been back in Minnesota
00:44:00.540 where I've been
00:44:01.300 just kind of navigating
00:44:02.720 through this
00:44:03.520 and doing everything we can
00:44:04.780 to stay afloat
00:44:05.520 while they're shooting holes
00:44:06.900 in the side of us.
00:44:07.840 And one of the things
00:44:08.900 we want to do
00:44:09.660 to thank everybody,
00:44:11.820 it seems like we're coming
00:44:13.060 out the other side.
00:44:14.040 And we,
00:44:14.600 my employees and I,
00:44:15.380 we wanted to do this.
00:44:16.760 All of you that supported us,
00:44:18.140 you're a great audience
00:44:19.180 and everyone else
00:44:20.380 that has bought
00:44:20.900 my pillow product.
00:44:21.980 We have over 240 products
00:44:23.920 on sale
00:44:24.520 and we're going to do
00:44:25.720 free shipping
00:44:26.600 for give thanks here
00:44:27.680 for Thanksgiving.
00:44:28.880 So free shipping
00:44:30.020 to everybody out there
00:44:31.840 using your promo code.
00:44:33.040 I think yours is Pozo,
00:44:34.220 right?
00:44:34.500 Is that correct?
00:44:36.000 And yeah,
00:44:37.160 we don't use promo code Tanya.
00:44:39.400 We never use my wife's
00:44:40.500 promo code around here.
00:44:41.460 No,
00:44:41.640 no,
00:44:41.780 no,
00:44:41.980 no,
00:44:42.220 no,
00:44:42.320 no,
00:44:42.480 no.
00:44:42.600 Only Pozo.
00:44:43.240 We don't,
00:44:46.300 we don't,
00:44:46.680 wait,
00:44:46.880 wait,
00:44:47.040 we don't need to get into
00:44:48.080 which number is ahead
00:44:49.260 unless it's definitely
00:44:50.380 mine though,
00:44:50.760 right?
00:44:51.060 Right.
00:44:51.280 For sure.
00:44:51.760 For sure.
00:44:52.080 It's my,
00:44:52.440 it's Pozo,
00:44:52.900 right?
00:44:53.620 Let's,
00:44:53.840 let's,
00:44:54.060 let's,
00:44:54.280 let's just,
00:44:54.720 let's just go back
00:44:55.380 to the sale.
00:44:55.860 Let's go back
00:44:56.220 to the sale.
00:44:56.720 All right.
00:44:57.680 But this is really
00:44:58.460 helped me everybody
00:44:59.220 because when we just
00:45:00.600 went through this election,
00:45:01.980 when we just went
00:45:02.740 through this election
00:45:03.520 and I have our plan
00:45:04.560 to secure our election,
00:45:05.760 I was very concerned
00:45:07.380 over here.
00:45:08.040 My biggest concern
00:45:09.020 in my pillow,
00:45:09.780 I can't leave,
00:45:10.820 you know,
00:45:11.320 so you're working
00:45:12.240 two things and I just
00:45:13.420 to know to have
00:45:14.760 that sense of security
00:45:16.200 that everybody was out
00:45:17.560 there supporting my pillow
00:45:18.840 and buying the products
00:45:19.900 that,
00:45:20.460 you know,
00:45:20.680 most of them we make
00:45:21.800 right here in the USA.
00:45:23.160 They're down there
00:45:23.840 making the my pillow
00:45:24.780 2.0 with the new technology
00:45:26.700 and we,
00:45:27.680 we kept them all employed.
00:45:29.180 All of you did.
00:45:30.020 So we're giving thanks
00:45:31.240 your entire order.
00:45:32.600 I don't care if it's
00:45:33.260 our great beds.
00:45:34.200 We make here in the USA,
00:45:35.420 the best beds ever,
00:45:36.760 the my pillow match stopper.
00:45:38.160 They cost a lot to ship
00:45:39.520 your whole order
00:45:41.120 ships for free
00:45:43.180 and they,
00:45:44.120 and that's using
00:45:44.720 that promo code POZO.
00:45:46.240 I want to do it,
00:45:47.160 Jack,
00:45:47.460 I want a number.
00:45:48.060 My gal just gave me 0.99
00:45:48.900 a number here
00:45:49.500 that they can call to
00:45:50.540 those operators
00:45:51.480 I told you
00:45:52.100 that are attacked at home.
00:45:53.320 If you call
00:45:54.020 800-725-2248,
00:45:57.560 800-725-2248,
00:46:00.380 they're standing by.
00:46:01.600 They would love
00:46:02.080 to talk to you,
00:46:02.860 take your orders.
00:46:03.940 They work off commission.
00:46:05.120 It's a small commission,
00:46:06.180 but there's so much
00:46:07.360 that they,
00:46:08.140 that this is,
00:46:08.760 this is their livelihood.
00:46:09.820 They're being attacked.
00:46:11.360 And they,
00:46:12.340 and we have them.
00:46:13.380 Remember,
00:46:13.760 there's no in between.
00:46:14.940 The box stores have canceled us.
00:46:16.700 You're buying direct from us.
00:46:18.340 So not only are you getting
00:46:19.380 all these great sales,
00:46:20.540 but you're getting free shipping
00:46:22.180 on your entire order
00:46:23.260 for Christmas.
00:46:24.140 I want to add one more thing
00:46:25.400 we're going to add to that
00:46:26.540 because I know people
00:46:27.580 have said to me,
00:46:28.240 well, Mike,
00:46:28.960 you know,
00:46:29.200 I'm buying them
00:46:29.740 for Christmas present.
00:46:30.820 Does your 60-day money-back guarantee
00:46:32.540 still in effect?
00:46:33.820 You know what we're going to do?
00:46:34.720 We're going to extend that
00:46:35.640 to March 1st of 2024.
00:46:38.340 Get all your Christmas gifts
00:46:39.620 go to mypodcast.com,
00:46:42.000 use that promo code POZO.
00:46:43.400 And it gives me a sense,
00:46:44.860 you know,
00:46:45.020 like,
00:46:45.640 like Jack said,
00:46:46.420 you guys,
00:46:47.080 I'm ready.
00:46:47.860 I'm,
00:46:48.140 I got renewed energy here
00:46:49.680 to go out and fight.
00:46:50.840 And I'm every,
00:46:51.620 since that,
00:46:52.280 since this judge made that ruling
00:46:54.020 that I no longer had to wear
00:46:55.500 a tinfoil hat
00:46:56.460 and there,
00:46:57.040 you can talk about machines.
00:46:58.560 That's like a newfound energy.
00:47:00.360 And I've,
00:47:00.880 I've been 18 hours
00:47:02.640 every day since then
00:47:03.720 from morning till night.
00:47:04.960 I get my show ready.
00:47:06.840 I just led a call
00:47:07.700 to 300,000 people
00:47:09.700 on the ground,
00:47:10.300 all their leaders
00:47:11.020 on Monday night.
00:47:11.800 And they could feel it too.
00:47:13.640 We're moving forward
00:47:14.820 with the plan
00:47:15.580 and we are going to
00:47:16.460 secure our election
00:47:17.480 and save the United States
00:47:19.200 of America.
00:47:20.340 The government deemed
00:47:21.840 our elections
00:47:22.580 critical infrastructure.
00:47:24.260 And you know what?
00:47:25.100 They're going to listen to us.
00:47:26.520 We got,
00:47:27.100 we got,
00:47:27.400 we're starting up,
00:47:28.340 we got the Supreme Court
00:47:29.440 all the way from the counties
00:47:30.660 on up.
00:47:31.220 We're coming at them 0.82
00:47:32.020 from every angle
00:47:32.760 and you can all learn
00:47:33.820 about that
00:47:34.300 at thelindellplan.com.
00:47:36.380 Learn about it,
00:47:37.240 get educated on it
00:47:38.380 because we are winning
00:47:40.060 and everybody needs
00:47:41.180 to know that,
00:47:42.120 that we are winning.
00:47:43.620 It might not feel like it
00:47:44.620 right now,
00:47:44.960 but we are.
00:47:46.220 Oh, I feel,
00:47:46.880 I feel like I'm winning.
00:47:47.860 Now, I got to ask you though,
00:47:49.000 so I'm going to see you
00:47:49.740 in a couple weeks here
00:47:50.700 down at,
00:47:51.620 at Phoenix, right?
00:47:52.620 For the America Fest
00:47:53.560 with Charlie
00:47:54.120 and Turning Point
00:47:54.780 and everybody.
00:47:55.600 I got to ask you,
00:47:57.260 are you going to bring
00:47:58.780 your tinfoil hat
00:48:00.240 up on stage
00:48:01.420 at America Fest?
00:48:03.000 Will it be there?
00:48:04.180 I don't know.
00:48:04.720 Maybe you set it on fire.
00:48:05.980 I'm not sure
00:48:06.440 what the fire code is.
00:48:07.720 Maybe you throw it
00:48:08.320 into the crowd.
00:48:09.280 Will the tinfoil hat
00:48:10.300 be there?
00:48:11.900 Absolutely.
00:48:12.680 You just made it up
00:48:13.600 for sure.
00:48:14.320 We'll bring it there.
00:48:18.640 They're going F you 0.91
00:48:19.540 for the hat now too.
00:48:20.520 I saw that on Mediate.
00:48:22.180 Yeah, yeah, Mediate.
00:48:23.280 And you know what?
00:48:23.940 Now, you think of Mediate,
00:48:25.680 Jack,
00:48:26.000 they write horrible articles
00:48:27.460 normally.
00:48:28.360 If you read that article,
00:48:30.200 you actually,
00:48:30.640 people got something
00:48:31.700 out of that.
00:48:32.500 People even on the left
00:48:33.620 or right,
00:48:34.020 doesn't matter.
00:48:34.600 They're going,
00:48:35.160 well, you mean to say
00:48:35.940 that there's really
00:48:37.440 this judge made this ruling?
00:48:39.360 It was a wait
00:48:40.120 because you know what?
00:48:41.380 If you're just watching
00:48:42.300 Fox News,
00:48:43.060 you're not finding out
00:48:43.980 anything, everybody,
00:48:45.100 or all these other outlets
00:48:46.560 where they can't talk
00:48:47.480 about our elections.
00:48:49.040 So, you know,
00:48:49.640 using these horrible outlets,
00:48:51.880 you know,
00:48:52.920 that's why I went
00:48:53.620 in the claw game
00:48:54.300 that time, Jack,
00:48:55.240 when I went on Jimmy Kimmel
00:48:56.180 in the claw game.
00:48:56.740 It's how you get
00:48:57.880 the message
00:48:58.500 to all the people
00:49:00.160 because you're trying
00:49:01.120 to get the message out.
00:49:02.600 Right.
00:49:02.880 No matter what it takes,
00:49:03.960 you think I was embarrassed
00:49:04.960 in that claw game?
00:49:05.780 I could care less.
00:49:06.800 I want to get,
00:49:07.520 we want to save our country.
00:49:09.020 So if I have to wear
00:49:09.900 this hat
00:49:10.520 on that tangent,
00:49:12.280 you've got it.
00:49:14.000 You should,
00:49:14.380 you should do,
00:49:14.960 you know what you should do?
00:49:15.600 You should do a bit like,
00:49:16.460 you remember the old
00:49:16.900 comedian Gallagher?
00:49:18.080 You should put the hat on
00:49:19.320 and then get one
00:49:19.900 of those sledgehammers out 1.00
00:49:20.940 and just start sledgehammering
00:49:22.420 one of the machines
00:49:23.280 right on stage.
00:49:25.320 We'll plan something
00:49:26.100 really good, everybody.
00:49:27.340 That's a great idea.
00:49:27.460 Oh, this is going to be good.
00:49:28.600 Charlie's watching this
00:49:29.540 thinking about the insurance cost
00:49:30.920 now.
00:49:31.200 It's going through the roof.
00:49:32.100 Sorry, Charlie.
00:49:33.260 Sorry, Charlie.
00:49:34.180 We'll be all right.
00:49:34.920 Mike promises he'll be good.
00:49:37.300 I'll get a big,
00:49:37.980 I'll get a letter
00:49:38.560 from Trudy quick on Mike.
00:49:39.800 Now you have to behave.
00:49:40.920 Sign here.
00:49:43.500 Mike, America loves you.
00:49:45.500 Happy Thanksgiving, man.
00:49:46.920 God bless you.
00:49:47.720 God bless your fight.
00:49:48.660 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:49:49.740 as always,
00:49:50.740 you have my permission
00:49:51.640 to lay ashore.