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00:01:41.080 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.

00:01:47.740 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.

00:01:50.680 Deliver us from evil.

00:01:52.420 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's special edition, Human Events special, that

00:01:58.400 we are doing regarding the power structures that govern America and really govern what

00:02:05.040 we call the globalist American empire or the Anglo-American regime, the globalist regime.

00:02:11.980 We can see the news every day.

00:02:13.780 We can see the day-to-day, but what's driving the news?

00:02:16.780 Who are the power players that are actually making the moves on the higher-level chessboard,

00:02:22.660 on the higher plane, that we can only, from time to time, get a glimpse of?

00:02:27.180 One man has made it his mission to expose these power players and specifically to expose their interest

00:02:36.640 in censoring the internet.

00:02:38.420 Because what's amazing about what most people will focus on is they'll say they're anti-censorship,

00:02:42.640 but what Mike Benz does is explain why they are censoring you.

00:02:48.100 Mike Benz joins us now here on Human Events.

00:02:50.620 And Mike, would you say that's a good description of explaining what you're doing?

00:02:54.820 You're not just saying you're anti-censorship.

00:02:56.560 You're explaining why the censorship is happening.

00:02:59.720 No, that's exactly right.

00:03:00.900 You know, when I first started on this crusade to try to preserve free speech on the internet

00:03:06.600 six or seven years ago, I think I, like everybody else, thought of this as being a sort of purely

00:03:12.180 domestic or political thing.

00:03:14.700 You know, you look up and you see the ABL is promoting censorship or the SPLC or, you know, 0.62

00:03:20.680 pink-haired, anti-gendered feminists with NYU degrees. 0.99

00:03:24.460 And it's very easy to see that low level and be like, well, that's who's censoring us. 0.84

00:03:28.560 But then the deeper you get into it and who's behind them and who's funding them and the

00:03:32.780 organizations they're a part of, or who's making the censorship decision-making at the

00:03:37.660 higher level, you start to see basically the shape of the machine you're truly up against.

00:03:44.040 And, you know, this, what we'll be talking about today, I think, is about what that structure

00:03:48.120 is, how it got installed in the first place, and really what can be done at this point to

00:03:53.240 try to begin to take it on.

00:03:54.600 Well, and there's actually something that happened, and as we record this, you know,

00:03:59.440 it's a couple of weeks ago now, but so I go on and I'm doing a hit with Alex Jones,

00:04:04.380 who's just been brought back to the X platform with Elon Musk.

00:04:08.280 We, Alex, Elon, and myself in a coterie of a murderous row of individuals, I would say,

00:04:15.680 went and did an X space.

00:04:18.120 And then Alex and I were doing a hit a couple of days later, and we were talking about the

00:04:22.000 need to pay attention, very close attention, to the Ukraine war conflict because of the

00:04:27.280 danger of sliding into World War III.

00:04:30.220 And I said, look at the moves that NATO is making.

00:04:32.520 They've just installed a, and the globalists are making, they've just installed a globalist

00:04:36.060 prime minister in Poland.

00:04:38.060 That prime minister is now calling for mobilization of the Western nations against Russia militarily.

00:04:44.660 In, in, that's, his name is Donald Tusk.

00:04:47.760 He was the former president of the EU, the European Council.

00:04:50.740 Now we see the new chancellor of Germany, Olaf Scholz, calling for emergency sessions and

00:04:55.920 emerge, a state of emergency in Germany along these same lines, allowing for unlimited spending.

00:05:00.940 And so Alex, and then of course, you know, Lloyd Austin and Joe Biden, they're calling for

00:05:05.160 more and more belligerent actions towards Russia and the mobilization of NATO forces.

00:05:08.760 So we put out a tweet that says it seems like NATO is mobilizing for war with Russia.

00:05:12.260 We get fact-checked, community noted on X by, uh, by the community notes team.

00:05:18.500 But then we noticed the citation that we're given is NATO.

00:05:22.240 And when I peel back the layers of so many of these censorship organizations, these ministries

00:05:27.860 of truth that are, that were found out there, Nina Yankovic, people like these, uh, the, uh,

00:05:33.640 color revolutions arenas like Nina Yankovic. 0.93

00:05:36.480 Suddenly we find all of these disturbing ties to NATO, to the neocons, the neolibs, this, this,

00:05:44.740 this Trotskyist alliance that has somehow infiltrated our government.

00:05:49.860 And they're all pushing internet censorship.

00:05:52.520 And, and, and I said, I got to ask Mike Benz about this.

00:05:55.280 Why am I getting censored by NATO?

00:05:57.100 Yeah.

00:05:57.300 So to understand how NATO got into the censorship industry, it sort of helps to start to see

00:06:03.000 how NATO got involved in the internet in the first place, and then went from being about

00:06:07.000 free speech to being about censorship.

00:06:09.500 So if you recall, the internet started as a military project.

00:06:13.760 It was created by DARPA in the 1960s.

00:06:17.140 And its first use case was helping the military manage social science research data on the

00:06:22.980 populations that it was managing overseas with our overseas empire, our globalist American

00:06:28.780 empire, which we've had since 1898, when we took the Philippines, uh, and, and mostly

00:06:34.780 Cuba from, from the Spanish should have kept Cuba. 1.00

00:06:37.260 That's another story.

00:06:38.740 We kept a little piece of it.

00:06:40.660 That's right.

00:06:41.180 We did.

00:06:42.640 Um, but the, the internet was then privatized in 1991.

00:06:46.080 And immediately it was, it was military terrain for the purpose of helping foreign dissident

00:06:53.580 bloggers and, and news sources on, on the internet, be able to evade state controls over

00:07:01.700 media in countries that NATO was trying to topple.

00:07:04.700 So for example, when NATO got involved in Serbia and Yugoslavia in, uh, 1995 to 1999, one of the

00:07:12.660 things the state department and the CIA and the national endowment for democracy we're

00:07:16.280 doing, we're training Serbian political activists who are trying to get rid of Slobodan Milosevic

00:07:22.500 to use the internet, to set up blogs and to set up web 1.0 sites to spread basically pro

00:07:30.440 state department propaganda around overthrowing that country's government.

00:07:33.600 And additionally bombed the, the Serbian media center because they specifically said that

00:07:38.520 it was, it was, uh, putting out information that was in contrivance of NATO's war plans.

00:07:44.680 Totally.

00:07:45.180 Totally.

00:07:45.520 So the military has understood the paramount importance of media, especially in color revolutions.

00:07:57.780 Totally.

00:07:58.160 So the military has understood the paramount importance of media, especially in color revolutions.

00:08:05.960 There's, there's really two ways to overthrow a government and this is what, you know, the,

00:08:09.620 the Anglo American empire has been doing, you know, the Lawrence of Arabia, for example,

00:08:13.620 is about, you know, the British covert ops essentially to rally the people of a country

00:08:20.280 to overthrow their government.

00:08:22.540 There's right.

00:08:23.260 At that point it was the Arabs and the Ottomans. 0.68

00:08:25.700 Yeah, exactly.

00:08:26.940 So there's two ways to basically pull off a revolution.

00:08:29.880 One of them is you go to the military of that country and you get a certain critical mass

00:08:34.620 of their generals to defect.

00:08:36.300 And so he, who has the guns essentially makes the rules, so to speak.

00:08:41.040 And, uh, so you can have a military coup, but then, you know, starting with the Brits,

00:08:46.020 but then really the, the, there was American innovation poured into it after world war two,

00:08:50.760 there was a, there was a second strategy that was devised to be able to topple governance,

00:08:54.920 which involved having it be a people powered rather than a, a military powered revolution.

00:09:00.420 If enough people within the country took to the streets and destabilized it and the people

00:09:06.060 from the trade unions took to the streets and the, and the criminals who were prosecuted

00:09:10.380 by that country's legal system took to the streets and the, and the drug dealers and the,

00:09:15.360 and the, the fringe minority groups who feel persecuted and the media personalities and the

00:09:20.860 people who run the railroads and everybody shuts down the country essentially.

00:09:25.660 And then January 6th, them, if, if it was what it was advertised, so to speak, the end

00:09:32.680 stages of color revolution look remarkably like what we were told January 6th was.

00:09:37.740 And so far as I would say, by the way, the most, um, probably the most, uh, recognizable

00:09:43.200 color revolutions that, uh, that Americans, at least in the modern age would be familiar

00:09:48.240 with is the Arab spring.

00:09:50.080 Yes.

00:09:50.520 Well, that was the culmination of free speech on the internet in the eyes of the blob, the

00:09:55.960 foreign policy blob.

00:09:57.380 And it's, and everybody talks about how it was all driven by Twitter 1.0.

00:10:01.160 Yes, right.

00:10:02.080 Exactly.

00:10:02.720 And it really was the high watermark of, of the, of the, the test case of free speech

00:10:09.360 as a military instrument in the, in the eyes of the military industrial complex, the state

00:10:13.560 department and the CIA.

00:10:14.620 You had, you know, during the Arab spring, this is 2010 to 2012, one by one, all of the 1.00

00:10:21.220 adversary governments, uh, that, that were hostile to the U S state department were toppled

00:10:25.960 by their own people is how it was sold.

00:10:28.980 Tunisia, Egypt, several others, but they were all organized on Facebook and Twitter using

00:10:35.980 hashtags and, and, and Facebook rallying of, of all.

00:10:39.900 It was an internet organized revolution.

00:10:41.760 And they even try to spill this over into Iran at the same time, the green revolution.

00:10:46.400 Yes, no, exactly.

00:10:47.440 And in fact, uh, the state department's Jared Cohen, who worked in the policy planning staff,

00:10:52.240 which is the interstitial link between the CIA and the state department.

00:10:55.760 It's how we synchronize overt and covert diplomacy.

00:10:58.600 The interagency, the, the interagency.

00:11:01.000 I always do that.

00:11:01.740 The interagency.

00:11:02.980 I like that.

00:11:03.720 I like that.

00:11:04.200 Uh, you know, so Jared Cohen made a personal phone call in 2009, the year before the, the, uh,

00:11:10.880 riots kicked off.

00:11:12.200 Twitter had wanted to do this, uh, this, this temporary shutdown for maintenance on the site

00:11:17.380 that happened to coincide with the 48 hour lead up to the Iranian election.

00:11:22.380 But Twitter was unaware when it announced its scheduled maintenance that this, the state

00:11:27.860 department and the CIA were running an operation to have Iranian dissidents promote the alternative

00:11:33.720 to Ahmadinejad.

00:11:35.380 And so Jared Cohen from the state department made a personal call to Twitter to keep the

00:11:40.740 site open and Twitter complied.

00:11:42.560 Now, Jared Cohen would then go on to, uh, after he left the state department to join Google

00:11:47.240 and specifically Google jigsaw, which created the first AI censorship super weapons that now

00:11:52.920 allow tens of millions of tweets and Facebook posts and YouTube videos to be shut down instantly

00:11:58.760 using essentially word embeddings.

00:12:02.060 This is a technique that Jared Cohen's team developed at jigsaw.

00:12:05.220 And he was actually the person who made that phone call to, uh, to facilitate, uh, uh, regime

00:12:11.320 change in Iran.

00:12:12.560 Just, uh, just to buffer your point there, but essentially what happened after, you know,

00:12:17.240 everything was, was looking sky high for free speech on the internet from 1991 until 2012,

00:12:23.520 2013.

00:12:24.380 And then a funny thing happened on the way to the coup in Ukraine in 2014 when the Maidan

00:12:30.500 coup happened.

00:12:31.860 Then this was again, a U S U S U K NATO orchestrated coup.

00:12:37.080 Victoria Nuland was handing out cookies and water bottles to the, to the right sector. 0.98

00:12:42.320 Uh, uh, uh, throngs who January 6th, a democratically elected president Yanukovych out of office in

00:12:50.800 Ukraine after getting $5 billion worth of collective funding from the state state department, USAID

00:12:56.620 and the national endowment for democracy.

00:12:58.000 After that coup in February, March, 2014, there was a counter coup.

00:13:03.420 Um, you know, much of it is alleged to be sort of Russia backstopped, but the Crimea

00:13:08.600 annexation happened where the people who lived in Crimea voluntarily, uh, voted in a referendum

00:13:16.060 to join the Russian Federation.

00:13:17.320 And the Luhansk and Donetsk, the Eastern provinces there in Ukraine, uh, basically broke away.

00:13:23.800 They declared themselves breakaway states, not subject to the sort of U S embassy run

00:13:28.240 Kiev government.

00:13:29.420 And when that happened, their NATO freaked out and said, Oh my God, these people are reading

00:13:35.980 Russia today online.

00:13:37.420 They're listening.

00:13:38.080 They're reading Sputnik.

00:13:39.180 They're in their own Facebook groups.

00:13:40.940 They have their own Twitter personalities.

00:13:43.000 Oh my God, they are, they have their own independent media system.

00:13:47.220 And that's why they didn't go along with the coup.

00:13:50.980 We need the military to be much more forceful in its, in its control over media.

00:13:56.800 So they started with these NATO centers of excellence and this NATO censorship infrastructure.

00:14:02.340 NATO linked up with the Atlantic council, which has seven CIA directors currently on its board,

00:14:07.140 seven former number one heads of the CIA are all on the board of the Atlantic council.

00:14:10.940 Which is essentially a sister group of the national endowment for democracy, which is,

00:14:15.200 which is our top CIA cutout.

00:14:17.160 Uh, the Atlantic council also has a, had a formal partnership with Burisma to funnel deal flow,

00:14:25.040 essentially using the battering ram of NATO to coerce, uh, uh, you know, favorable ministry

00:14:31.980 of foreign affair actions towards these Ukrainian gas companies, including the U S state department.

00:14:36.860 And, and so you had NATO, uh, begin to say, you know what?

00:14:41.000 But I think there was another, another, another angle that Burisma took in terms of currying

00:14:45.260 favor with the U S government.

00:14:46.620 There was some government official and they put their, put their son on his, can you remember

00:14:51.220 on the board, someone, there was a name I'm, it escapes me.

00:14:55.100 I'm so sorry.

00:14:55.560 I apologize to the fans.

00:14:57.540 I apologize to the millions listening out there.

00:15:00.260 Ben's, I don't know.

00:15:01.340 What can I say, man?

00:15:02.100 In the biz to sometimes those names, the son, he was like the vice president or something.

00:15:06.020 I can't remember.

00:15:08.220 Probably not.

00:15:09.120 Probably not important at all.

00:15:10.640 And, you know, not only was it, you know, uh, Hunter who, who shall not be named, but

00:15:16.200 it was also Coper black who had spent 30 years in the CIA and, and received the state

00:15:21.860 department's highest medal of distinction and served on Mitt Romney's presidential campaign.

00:15:27.040 Yes.

00:15:27.640 Uh, the daily beast described him as, uh, as Mitt Romney's Sherpa to the central intelligence

00:15:32.900 agency.

00:15:33.380 So, uh, so, and then Hunter Biden himself served on the advisory board of the national democratic

00:15:38.920 Institute, which is the DNC branch of the national endowment for democracy, which is, as I've

00:15:44.680 discussed is our premier CIA cutout.

00:15:46.620 So the intelligence, uh, fingerprints were all over the Ukraine operation and the natural

00:15:53.380 gas, uh, pipeline story, seizing the gas pipelines from Russia and pay basically paying off Houston

00:16:00.520 and London gas companies where gas prom used to make those profits.

00:16:05.300 But essentially what happened is, is NATO said, wait a second, wait a second.

00:16:08.920 We've always looked at the internet like free speech is a good thing because it's, the internet

00:16:13.560 has always been under our control.

00:16:15.140 We've always been able to use this to create insurgencies, to overthrow governments.

00:16:20.000 Jared Cohen himself, who I mentioned earlier described, uh, the internet as essentially a

00:16:26.420 color revolution steroid injection that you could basically, you know, you could, you could,

00:16:31.820 you could quickly and immediately do what used to take decades in terms of going running operations

00:16:39.880 out of CIA station houses or embassies or consulates and manually meeting with every leader and having

00:16:46.500 to bribe every person on a one by one basis.

00:16:48.880 Instead of aggregating everybody under a common messaging rally, evading state control over media

00:16:55.260 and just having it all organized publicly like that.

00:16:58.380 But the issue was, well, I've got to throw out there.

00:17:00.720 So the counter coup happens in Ukraine, but then there's another counter coup that happens

00:17:05.480 in another country in 2016 that drives them absolutely insane.

00:17:11.620 And that's when people, some of whom served in that same intelligence community, took those

00:17:18.280 very same tactics and took those very same techniques and applied them to the United States

00:17:24.820 and applied them to us social media.

00:17:27.400 People like myself, people like my friend, Douglas Mackey, uh, who has been charged and sentenced

00:17:33.180 to seven months for the power of memes, because we took all of those tactics and applied them

00:17:37.500 to a populist uprising in the United States, which culminated in the election of Donald

00:17:41.600 J.

00:17:41.860 Trump.

00:17:42.960 It's exactly right.

00:17:44.260 So you had this NATO censorship infrastructure in central and Eastern Europe.

00:17:47.680 You know, this was not.

00:17:48.520 Wait a minute.

00:17:49.920 You're not supposed to do that.

00:17:51.600 We're the only ones who are supposed to be allowed to do that.

00:17:54.540 Right.

00:17:55.120 Right.

00:17:55.600 Yeah.

00:17:55.760 You know, I mean, we've been playing games in German elections since, you know, since

00:17:59.140 since the day World War II ended.

00:18:01.120 But but when when the Brexit referendum happened in June 2016, the NATO censorship apparatus moved

00:18:08.480 westward to the UK.

00:18:10.180 And you had the UK foreign office and GCHQ and the British Ministry of Defense and MI6

00:18:15.840 and this whole Richard Deerlove group that would then go on to basically create Russiagate

00:18:19.840 with these with this, you know, fake dossier.

00:18:22.640 That was right.

00:18:22.960 Which is why Christopher Steele comes out of London.

00:18:25.520 Exactly.

00:18:26.140 Exactly.

00:18:26.540 So it so it moved westward with Brexit to the UK.

00:18:30.700 And then when five months later, Trump was elected, that was it.

00:18:34.380 There was now a total U.S., U.K., Brussels consensus that we needed that the Internet now

00:18:40.700 had to adopt.

00:18:41.840 It started as a free speech model because free speech was good for us.

00:18:45.780 Now free speech was backfiring because Brexit was an Internet phenomenon.

00:18:49.380 Nigel Farage was only a household name because of his YouTube videos, making fun of, you know,

00:18:54.000 Herman Van Rompuy and European Parliament videos.

00:18:56.640 That's how he got most of his play.

00:18:58.600 I love that video.

00:18:59.640 I still watch that video.

00:19:00.700 I watch it for power.

00:19:01.680 I watch it before we do the show.

00:19:02.720 I watch it this morning or after my rosary.

00:19:05.300 But no, right.

00:19:05.900 So you get Nigel Farage and then you get and you get with with the power of like people

00:19:09.540 like Raheem Kassam at the time.

00:19:11.480 Then you get Trump with the power of people online.

00:19:13.540 Like I said, Douglas Mackey, Raheem again, myself.

00:19:16.000 And suddenly you're starting to see this younger generation apply these same things that we've

00:19:21.080 learned and we've seen other people do to the Internet that say, hey, we could use these

00:19:25.700 for domestic politics.

00:19:26.800 And it turns out that they're really, really effective.

00:19:30.920 Yeah, they're incredibly effective.

00:19:32.440 And on the Internet, because it was always W after W, so to speak, for the military industrial

00:19:40.760 complex for from 1991 until 2014 through 16, there was no Operation Mockingbird style control

00:19:50.640 apparatus to serve as a gatekeeper to contain narratives or high profile.

00:19:57.900 There was no Operation Mockingbird style control apparatus to serve as a gatekeeper to contain

00:20:09.780 narratives or high profile.

00:20:12.300 In in the 2016 election, I'll give you a great example of this.

00:20:14.900 In the 2016 election, if you went to YouTube, the number one news channel on all of YouTube

00:20:19.320 was Alex Jones Infowars.

00:20:21.620 Right.

00:20:21.800 So Alex Jones was considered like like whatever.

00:20:24.360 We don't need to worry about that guy.

00:20:25.580 We've got because they've already got the Mockingbird mainstream media.

00:20:28.320 So they said, we don't have to worry about this stuff.

00:20:30.080 Who cares about Alex Jones?

00:20:31.140 It was Alex Jones and Young Turks.

00:20:32.860 And they were always going back and forth.

00:20:34.340 And that was it.

00:20:34.900 Yeah.

00:20:35.820 Alex Jones had more on the on the day that he was assassinated in 2018.

00:20:42.320 His channel had more views than CNN's on YouTube.

00:20:46.020 One man, one independent media personality, you know, grew to be bigger than the mega behemoth

00:20:53.760 broadcast company that George Bush personally put on airplanes to propagandize the Gulf War.

00:20:59.860 So, you know, this is it at that point, gatekeepers were needed.

00:21:05.020 You needed essentially a digital Mockingbird operation.

00:21:08.940 And from 2017 to through, you know, basically the 2020 election, 2022, obviously it continues

00:21:15.880 today.

00:21:16.240 But you had NATO declare this new doctrine, which Jen Stoltenberg articulated as from tanks

00:21:22.820 to tweets.

00:21:23.940 We need to no longer think about the you can find this video on YouTube where he's articulating

00:21:29.120 this doctrine and all the NATO 2030 white papers about how we need to reorient NATO's capacity

00:21:35.160 from being primarily focused on the military to being intensely focused on the media because

00:21:39.880 the nature of war has changed.

00:21:41.760 This is before the 2022 military outbreak in Ukraine.

00:21:45.840 At the time, all the military theoreticians and all the U.S.

00:21:49.300 Army War College, everyone was saying, you know what?

00:21:51.340 Kinetic war is dead.

00:21:52.900 It's now all moved to hearts and minds control over who gets elected.

00:21:57.500 That's what war is about now, because they were looking at things from the perspective of

00:22:01.640 Crimea and eastern Ukraine and trying to penetrate so-called authoritarian countries in these

00:22:09.500 color revolution type type models.

00:22:12.020 And so you had you had billions of dollars pour into this.

00:22:15.580 You had the universities all onboarded.

00:22:18.100 You had the you had the doctrinal shift, as I mentioned, from tanks to tweets, meaning

00:22:22.420 we're no longer just focusing on primarily focusing on tanks.

00:22:25.880 NATO is primarily focusing on tweets.

00:22:28.620 And then you had the the government roles.

00:22:31.820 You know, this is the same network.

00:22:33.300 It was the Atlantic Council who who came up with what they called the forward defense blueprint.

00:22:38.880 They, you know, they couldn't call it offense.

00:22:40.980 They had to call it forward defense.

00:22:43.060 You know, it's it's incredible.

00:22:44.340 But they were the ones who came up with the idea to have the Department of Homeland Security

00:22:49.680 have a permanent domestic censorship capacity.

00:22:54.980 Which, by the way, I'll throw out there the point of the reason that they need censorship

00:22:58.280 is because whenever they try to prop up their own inorganic or artificial type of, you know,

00:23:04.600 promotion arm, they're horrible at it.

00:23:07.860 They're so bad at tweets.

00:23:09.020 You get these really terrible like Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter references that are just bad.

00:23:14.860 And then you get these extremely cringe NATO backed online organizations like the NAFO fellas. 0.91

00:23:21.460 And they're just absolutely nuts. 0.98

00:23:23.860 They're so fake. 1.00

00:23:24.840 They're so artificial and just just truly disgusting.

00:23:28.360 And so when, you know, when when when they realize how these things call always fall flat

00:23:33.640 on their face, they just turn to censorship because that's the only thing that that they

00:23:37.220 have found that can really stop our side, my side from getting out.

00:23:42.200 Yeah. 0.96

00:23:42.680 If they weren't cringe, we would be screwed. 0.97

00:23:44.820 I mean, exactly. 0.97

00:23:45.880 To sum it up.

00:23:47.100 I mean, you ever see that that picture of the new Ireland, you know, Ministry of Truth czar,

00:23:53.100 you know, the totally, you know, the guy that looks like he's straight out of the Goonies.

00:23:57.900 Yeah.

00:23:58.700 You know, so I mean, that's like a guy who should be locked in the basement somewhere.

00:24:02.700 Right.

00:24:03.160 To scare little children or something.

00:24:04.960 That is kind of like.

00:24:07.600 Their level when it comes to, you know, psychological persuasion, they fixate on so hard.

00:24:13.020 I when I first started being in these people's Zoom calls and create, you know, because a lot

00:24:17.740 of this stuff they were doing in the open in twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen.

00:24:21.020 I was working on a book and a documentary about them.

00:24:23.620 So I would spend my whole day just inside their own conversations and inside their own,

00:24:27.940 you know, YouTube videos and things like that.

00:24:30.340 And I would listen to these things and I'd go to one of their YouTube things and would

00:24:34.560 have like forty two views.

00:24:36.740 And this this would have like Michael Hayden would be in there and Jen Stoltenberg would 0.66

00:24:41.080 be in there.

00:24:41.700 And, you know, the German minister of foreign affairs would be in there.

00:24:45.520 You'd have all of these absolute heavyweights of what makes the world turn.

00:24:50.420 And they would introduce the conference with we're using this hashtag and please like

00:24:54.100 and share this video.

00:24:55.020 And we want that, you know, and it goes nowhere.

00:24:57.720 It's like it's like I'm looking at this thing three weeks later.

00:25:00.120 It's got forty two views.

00:25:01.780 You know, my kid sister could make a video about pizza pie and get, you know, a hundred 1.00

00:25:06.660 X this.

00:25:07.480 And so but that also compounds the terror from their perspective, which is their feeling

00:25:13.460 of of utter helplessness unless they censor because they can't organically promote these

00:25:18.980 dog water ideas.

00:25:20.140 Well, well, let me let me pause there because we're hitting about the halfway mark here.

00:25:23.920 And so you've explained.

00:25:25.940 So this is why NATO is censoring.

00:25:28.940 But here's the other question.

00:25:31.680 What is setting the agenda of NATO?

00:25:35.560 What makes them so desperate to want to do this?

00:25:38.080 What are the forces behind them?

00:25:41.020 And you've talked about this before, the Yankee cowboy alliance that drives American foreign

00:25:48.200 interests.

00:25:48.660 And I wonder if you could take some time.

00:25:49.840 We've got about 20 minutes left to just really pick into what this is.

00:25:54.120 Well, it's a fascinating concept that I sort of came across while trying to do research

00:26:00.040 for the book I've been writing, which is this is a concept that came out of sort of left

00:26:05.100 wing populists who were supporters of JFK and were bewildered at how how to try to piece

00:26:14.420 together the political forces behind his assassination.

00:26:17.440 This is sort of the the origins of this thing called the Yankee cowboy theory.

00:26:20.920 Let me sketch it out first.

00:26:21.920 So there was a concept coined by this guy, Carl Oglesby, and picked up by Peter Dale

00:26:27.360 Scott and these other sort of 1960s, 1970s left wing researchers that that American power

00:26:33.760 is basically divided into two competing factions, one called the Yankees and one called the Cowboys.

00:26:39.700 Now, the Yankees are comprised of this northeast corridor set, establishment set that had existed

00:26:48.860 since before America's founding.

00:26:50.720 It's basically the linkage between New York City and London.

00:26:55.400 It's high finance.

00:26:57.060 It's it's certain high tech industries.

00:27:00.000 And it's essentially started out as being these a cluster of small of small powerful

00:27:07.940 families in the northeast that we that we today sort of think of as being sort of the coast,

00:27:13.480 if you will, the coastal power structures.

00:27:15.180 We now sort of think of California, for example, as sort of being a Yankee faction.

00:27:19.780 It was not at the time in the 1960s and 70s, because at the time, California was a red state.

00:27:25.000 And the military industrial complex was was before it moved to Arlington in the 80s with

00:27:30.740 Reagan.

00:27:31.200 It was out west.

00:27:32.140 So you had this northeast corridor Yankee power faction, which was which was essentially banking

00:27:37.660 and finance.

00:27:38.520 And then you had a second power structure, which was mostly at the which started out as the

00:27:44.040 southern rim.

00:27:44.940 And it was it was called the Cowboys.

00:27:46.520 This is what the theory sort of posits.

00:27:49.180 And and the southern rim basically stretching from from the south down through Florida into

00:27:55.580 Texas.

00:27:56.000 And then at the time, it was conceived of as stretching into California, although now I

00:28:00.960 think it's easier to understand California as being a firmly Yankee thing. 0.59

00:28:04.800 But essentially, the the Cowboys power base was in the military and the energy sphere and

00:28:10.720 in certain other industrial sectors like like agriculture.

00:28:14.180 And you you essentially had money as the power from the from the Yankees and muscle is the power

00:28:22.160 from the Cowboys. And and these these are sort of early theoreticians of this of this

00:28:28.480 concept, you know, talked about how, you know, in the in the early days of our country, you

00:28:33.740 had this split between the the north and the south, you know, in the Civil War, you had you

00:28:39.420 had, you know, the the Yankee, you know, Abe Lincoln and the sort of cowboy Ulysses S. 0.64

00:28:45.600 Grant factions and how the Yankees sort of and they're the agrarians, right?

00:28:49.120 The cotton, the plantation, the plantation, you know, just just dynasties down there. 0.66

00:28:55.220 Exactly. Exactly. And so the cowboy faction, exactly. It started out as being

00:29:00.020 agriculture and it had some of a military touchpoint insofar as when we declared the

00:29:06.820 Monroe Doctrine in 1823, the U.S. effectively took over South America and those and big 0.93

00:29:13.560 sugar was essentially the predecessor to big oil. And big tech is now sort of the successor

00:29:18.400 to big oil. But, you know, our empire went from being sort of big sugar, big ag to big

00:29:24.500 oil, big gas to big tech. That's kind of been the succession of our of our power

00:29:30.480 projection in many respects. And much of that big ag was was it was a cowboy thing, if you

00:29:37.800 will, because you had these agricultural companies who effectively took over South

00:29:43.560 America. The concept of a banana republic that we that we think of as a dysfunctional third

00:29:48.400 world, you know, countries run down way of running a government is actually actually comes

00:29:53.920 from the the concept of United Fruits banana territory. United Fruit was a U.S. company that

00:30:00.640 was backed by our Department of War before it was changed its name to the Department of Defense

00:30:05.420 and the State Department. We installed essentially United Fruit to run the the the governments of

00:30:11.040 countries like Guatemala and other Latin American regions. But essentially during, you know,

00:30:16.700 the left, it was the left that wrote all of this and everything you're citing is chapter

00:30:21.080 and verse from the old left. And they used to be the ones who talk about it. Now we come

00:30:25.940 in and apply this stuff to current affairs and we get called conspiracy kooks and nuts and

00:30:30.000 fringe with the aluminum foe. It's like, wait, wait, this was your book. These are I'm sure

00:30:34.200 you're what you're citing is all like New Republic stuff. And, you know, from outlets that

00:30:39.060 are no fan of conservatives. And I'm hedging my words here because I don't want to get called

00:30:44.060 the leftists. I mean, but the fact is, yeah, like it gets actually gets worse because, you

00:30:48.380 know, so the theory sort of posits that, you know, the Yankees won that won the Civil War

00:30:52.740 and the Cowboys sort of played this junior position role to our Yankee empire. But then with World 0.58

00:30:59.560 War Two and then there was this huge infusion into the military industrial complex. And that

00:31:06.800 complex was concentrated with production facilities in California and in Texas and Mill and our

00:31:13.960 and our military projection, all the bases we have in Florida. So you had these Southern

00:31:18.320 Rim entities which went from being sort of primarily agriculture to having a tremendous energy and

00:31:26.240 military capacity that that now rivaled what was happening in the Northeast. Because one of the

00:31:31.680 reasons the North won the Civil War was because that was where the factories were to make the

00:31:36.000 cannonballs. Right. You know, they had they had production capacity. And rail. But when the right,

00:31:40.880 right. But so they had they had the higher tech. They had the military. They had this production

00:31:45.980 economy. But when when the cowboy territories begun to get this big production capacity through the

00:31:51.700 military sphere and through energy, because all of our energy is basically in that Southern

00:31:56.200 Rim, all of our oil and gas isn't is, you know, stretching from the. So how does this play

00:32:01.920 into, you know, you mentioned the banana republics? So how does this play into our power projection now?

00:32:09.600 Because the cowboy apparatus from from you can also sort of think of the Yankees as being more like 0.52

00:32:16.360 Democrats and the Cowboys is sort of loosely representing up until very recently, the Republicans.

00:32:22.800 And we developed this Yankee cowboy alliance, developed the ability to overthrow governments. 0.84

00:32:51.360 The cowboy faction. You know, we think of the Cold War from 1940 up until 1991 as being about,

00:33:00.580 you know, a war on communism around around the globe and and U.S. CIA and State Department and DOD

00:33:09.580 and military capacities to basically overthrow governments that were communist to bring them

00:33:14.200 into the American empire. And we developed playbooks to do this. And these were these were networks

00:33:20.460 based in sort of cowboy muscle and Yankee money to do it. And these networks sort of went back and 0.61

00:33:28.500 forth. You know, there was, you know, the takedown of JFK was said to be sort of a cowboy coup against

00:33:34.180 the Yankees, which happens in Texas. Right, exactly. In Dallas. And then the Nixon takedown was said to be

00:33:41.240 sort of the revenge of the Yankees seizing power back from Nixon. And then you had the turnover back to the

00:33:47.420 Cowboys with Reagan and then the turnover back to the Yankees with with Clinton and the turn of like

00:33:52.700 Game of Thrones and the houses are just sort of sharing who, you know, switching out. But it's

00:33:56.640 always the high lords. And then this this brings you this, of course, brings you to Trump, who doesn't

00:34:02.280 have the backing of either of these factions. And in fact, politically takes down the Clintons who have

00:34:08.480 the backing of the Northeast faction and then the Bushes who are the backing of the Texas faction,

00:34:12.960 the Cowboys. And and suddenly he becomes this president who doesn't have a mafia, if you will,

00:34:20.160 in government at that power level. And when he looks at foreign policy and foreign power projection,

00:34:26.680 he says, what the heck are we doing in Afghanistan? We're not getting anything out of there. There's no

00:34:31.520 minerals. Why do we go Iraq to Iraq and not take the oil? Because he's not operating through these 0.97

00:34:36.740 power structures that you're talking about. So bringing people into the financial system or which

00:34:42.360 which, by the way, is a direct threat, faces a direct threat from BRICS. This is why Russia has 0.99

00:34:48.320 been able to successfully withstand the sanctions because they built a parallel economy from the

00:34:53.600 from the Yankees and the same way that they don't need the Cowboys because they've got their own oil. 0.83

00:34:58.040 So they are self-sufficient. And so in order to make countries dependent on your power structure,

00:35:03.880 you expand your empire by expanding your influence. But Trump isn't thinking about expanding financial

00:35:09.220 and energy empires. He just wants to be a good president. And so for the first time in years,

00:35:13.280 we have a president who's not listening to either of these factions. This, of course, is in turn why

00:35:17.980 they hate him and also why they seek to drive him from office, which culminates in, as we said,

00:35:23.920 a essentially a soft color revolution which occurs domestically in the United States in 2020.

00:35:29.000 That's exactly right. You had these two power factions, the Yankees and Cowboys,

00:35:34.220 which had been at war with each other since, you know, since the Civil War. And in this, you know,

00:35:40.360 constantly, you know, trying to coup each other, constantly trying to cooperate where they can

00:35:45.420 make money together where they can, but always trying to jockey for who's number one or number two.

00:35:49.960 And then suddenly in comes this internet powered, you know, meme magician who just sandblasts both of

00:35:57.360 them out of basically popular acceptance and out of political power. And so now instead of jockeying

00:36:04.640 for number one and two, they're both would be irrelevant effectively if you had a president who

00:36:12.580 was focused on domestic priorities instead of foreign policy, who was focused on the American

00:36:16.780 homeland instead of the American empire. So what happened in 2016 is you basically had this

00:36:22.140 detente declared between the Yankee Cowboy War and it became the Yankee Cowboy Alliance,

00:36:27.980 the Yankee Cowboy Alliance against Trump, against populism. You know, it wasn't just Trump also,

00:36:33.980 you know, as, as Trump rode to power, you know, he also rode it on the heels of Brexit and all over

00:36:40.100 the EU at the time, NATO was terrified that the EU was going to fall apart because Brexit was going

00:36:44.800 to happen in France, it'll exit in Italy, Grexit in Germany, Spexit in Spain. So, so the EU is going to

00:36:50.800 come undone. So NATO was going to come undone. There'd be no way to enforce IMF debt. The world,

00:36:55.800 the rules-based international order would all collapse. Which by the way, as a great, as a

00:36:59.140 great point to bolster what you just said there, when Zelensky just came to the United States,

00:37:03.380 he met with three, he met with three major power functions. So he met with the United States

00:37:08.300 political leaders, right? He met with the head of the house, the head of the Senate and the president.

00:37:12.640 He met with the military leaders. He went and gave a speech at the NDU, the National Defense

00:37:16.860 University. And the way he met with a third entity, the World Bank. It's like, it's right

00:37:23.580 there, folks, right, right in front of your face. It's as, as, as Steve Bannon would say,

00:37:28.260 it's not the deep state because it's in your face. So the goal is to make these countries dependent

00:37:35.520 on your power structure, and then you get more power. It's as simple as that. And so because you

00:37:42.040 have these entities out there that want to break out of that power structure or don't want to go

00:37:46.780 along with this, um, pushing for a rise of a multipolar world, pushing for the rise of bricks,

00:37:52.440 pushing for a parallel economy, or by the way, countries like India that are happy to work with

00:37:57.740 you, but want to maintain their own national sovereignty. They would prefer to be nation

00:38:03.860 states, uh, like Hungary, like Poland, although the globalists are getting their hooks back into Poland

00:38:09.080 again, because it's become such a threat to them. Uh, this is why the rise of nation states has

00:38:14.020 always, as, as always leveled, an incredible threat to this, uh, something with Trump, by the way,

00:38:20.440 and Ben's, you know, I'll put you on the spot a little bit because I've never really said this

00:38:23.320 publicly, but this is one of the reasons that when people go to Trump, they say, well, what are your

00:38:27.320 power bases? And, you know, cause he doesn't have the Yankees or the Cowboys. So he's going to,

00:38:32.700 you find a small business, you find a lot of small to medium-sized industry across the,

00:38:39.000 the Midwest, which still exists, even though it's being choked out. Um, honestly, you find a lot of,

00:38:43.980 uh, Vegas, you find casinos, um, Steve Wynn, Sheldon Adelson, when he was around, um, then you also,

00:38:50.160 of course, like people like Dana White. And so it's sort of this hodgepodge of other moneyed assets

00:38:56.100 throughout the United States, but not really anyone who's directly related to either of those power

00:39:01.120 structures. No, that's exactly right. I mean, it's, he's basically, you know, it's almost now

00:39:06.860 the, the Yankees, the Cowboys and the pirates, you know what I mean? Trump is basically trying to

00:39:11.120 put together a little, a little pirate ship with a motley crew of, you know, of, you know, outcasts.

00:39:16.980 We are extremely motley. Right. But, you know, hopefully, I mean, it's, it's that scene in a,

00:39:22.840 it's that scene in the Patriot where, um, where Gibson's down there in the, uh, in the South Carolina,

00:39:27.860 they're like in the swamp tavern and they're recruiting the, you know, they're recruiting

00:39:31.660 the rebels. Uh, and his son is like, it's, it's Heath Ledger and he's like, father, these,

00:39:36.220 these are the kind of men we want to be working with. And it says, son, these are exactly the

00:39:40.300 kind of men we want to be working with. No, exactly. Exactly. No. And it is, it is, you know,

00:39:46.400 this is the sort of thing though, what, what you're taking on is, is so vast that, and you're

00:39:53.260 starting from, from scratch that, you know, it's, it's going to be a long, long, I mean,

00:39:59.140 this is something that's going to take decades to have any sort of consolidated, um, institutional

00:40:05.040 power wrapped around. I mean, this, the, the Yankee cowboy stuff goes back centuries. You know, 0.95

00:40:10.560 there's every single career in Washington, every single person who's in the civil service or the

00:40:17.020 foreign service is either in the Yankee or the cowboy faction, whether they know it or not,

00:40:22.940 by the way. Right. Right. Now, what's been very interesting actually is, is to watch as some of

00:40:29.500 these dynamics have evolved, because I actually think over the past several years, a lot of people

00:40:34.460 who started out as being, you know, in the cowboy camp have actually moved over into that pirate camp

00:40:41.080 more. You're seeing this in Ukraine, for example, you know, this is Ukraine is, is probably the biggest

00:40:46.060 issue that divides the cowboys from the pirates, if you will, in the sense that there is this growing

00:40:52.800 caucus. Um, you know, Ukraine funding started as being basically unanimous from, from the GOP. And

00:40:59.300 then it's more and more, you see people saying, Hey, we need to focus on the homeland, not the empire.

00:41:05.500 There's been, you know, I think it's up to almost 90 votes now in the, in the U S, including even the

00:41:11.400 speaker who I'm not even opining on whether he's been good or bad so far, but he has now at least

00:41:16.360 begun to say, Hey, you know what? We're going to, we need to put conditions on this. Um, there is that

00:41:21.040 fracturing happening now. And that's why they're so frantic to prop up someone like Nikki Haley, 0.67

00:41:25.720 you know, a true, you know, captured cowboy, if there ever was one cowgirl. And, um, and you know,

00:41:33.400 that's why you have Jamie diamond and, uh, and Larry think from black rock because they want the

00:41:39.800 discussion to be between right. Yes, exactly. It's, it's, it's, they want the discussion to be

00:41:46.800 either get a Yankee or cowboy. They don't want you to be able to have this third option, which by the 0.65

00:41:51.300 way, and Richard Barris said, and it went viral and he took a lot of slings and arrows for it, uh,

00:41:56.540 on, on this show just a couple of weeks ago, he said, if Nikki Haley is installed as the vice 1.00

00:42:01.740 president to Trump, those, which is the current play, then that gives them the perfect reason

00:42:06.420 to take Trump out, whether they JFK him or otherwise, because then Nikki Haley comes president 0.95

00:42:13.600 the same way, uh, JFK or excuse me, the same way LBJ then ascended to the presidency. He was their guy.

00:42:20.380 She's their girl. Yeah, no, that's, that's exactly right. I mean, I would, uh, you're putting,

00:42:26.940 I hate it, but you know, and, uh, I, interestingly, actually, I should note that Jared Cohen, the CIA

00:42:35.440 state department architect of the digital color revolution blueprint, the guy who, you know,

00:42:41.180 made the personal call to Twitter.

00:42:56.940 You know, and, uh, I, interestingly, actually, I should note that Jared Cohen, the CIA state

00:43:08.120 department architect of the digital color revolution blueprint, the guy who, you know, made the personal

00:43:13.620 call to Twitter to keep Twitter up so that they could rig the Iranian elections and who personally

00:43:19.900 oversaw the construction of the AI censorship, death stars actually wrote a book completely divorced from

00:43:26.300 his other work, uh, when Trump took office in, it was about what happens when presidents die in

00:43:31.740 office and, and, uh, what the succession is the CIA guy who wrote, just, you know, in his spare time

00:43:37.800 for no reason whatsoever decides to spend six months of his life writing a book on what happens when

00:43:44.440 presidents die in office, definitely not anything remotely related to his other work. Of course,

00:43:50.540 just, you know, nothing, just woke up like this, wanted to, so, you know, I, I totally agree with

00:43:56.560 that analysis. Um, and, and, you know, and there, look, there's a long history of vice presidents

00:44:01.600 essentially running a presidency. You can make the argument in Cheney. I was, I was going to say Bush

00:44:07.260 and Reagan, certainly in a lot of elements of foreign policy. Yeah. I mean, you can make the

00:44:13.060 argument, you know, Dick Cheney was, was Darth Cheney, you know, to the, to the Democrats. So SNL,

00:44:18.580 you know, basically declared him to be the president during the, during the Bush one years,

00:44:22.920 uh, probably just because, you know, uh, W was just too incompetent. Which by the way,

00:44:27.540 speaking of SNL during, during those years, there's actually an episode of SNL. I want to say

00:44:32.380 it's from 2008 where they actually make fun of George Soros for his ability of manipulating currency

00:44:40.240 in order to destabilize governments and to put them into debt. And I'm watching this thing going

00:44:46.320 like, is some like pinch me, is some, somebody playing a trick on me that for, there was this

00:44:51.340 one brief moment, you know, kind of right before all the political tide shifted where they actually

00:44:58.460 admitted the truth. And, and I'm sure that all of the people who, you know, who were behind that

00:45:03.700 sketch have been, uh, totally disappeared at this point that, that it's like, it's like, yes,

00:45:09.140 I am George Soros. Yes. We are taking over the country. We are using financial power.

00:45:13.620 Like, so yes, I, in this, by the way, obviously in this analysis, George Soros is one of the chiefs

00:45:20.280 of the Yankee tribe. Exactly. Exactly. He's the, he's the total embodiment of it. And you know, 1.00

00:45:26.940 it's, it's good thing that's in New York and not Arkansas because I, that's, that sketch could not

00:45:33.480 be run today, but you know, on the, you know, on this sort of, you know, what do you do if you

00:45:38.740 don't have a mafia question, you know, the, I try to remind people that the GOP power, what made

00:45:45.980 the Cowboys able to compete with the Yankees after the Yankees won the civil war was this department

00:45:54.000 of dirty tricks that the Republicans had that the Democrats actually really didn't, you know, this,

00:45:59.980 this anti-communist war fighting capacity that came out of the Republican wing that came out of

00:46:08.400 oil intelligence that came out of the Houston energy mafia, this, this cowboy wing is, was,

00:46:15.220 was the power base that allowed the Cowboys to sort of, you know, hold their own with the Yankees.

00:46:22.400 And the thing that Trump ran on is sort of antithetical to the financial interests of

00:46:29.580 those Cowboys. And so he doesn't have the muscle to fight back when the justice department comes

00:46:35.500 after him. He's gotten nobody at the CIA who's going to play dirty tricks back on them. He's got

00:46:40.920 nobody at the justice department who's going to play dirty tricks back on them. So, you know,

00:46:44.640 it's like being in a thumbie war fight where somebody else gets to do the, uh, you know, the,

00:46:48.820 the, the pointer fingers. Yeah, yeah, exactly. You know, that there's no way, the only way to stop

00:46:55.340 that is when those people fear that you're going to do it back to them. I mean, this is the way the

00:47:00.240 nuclear arms race essentially ended. It wasn't because, right. It was because other people started

00:47:05.340 making nuclear bombs and, uh, and it was like, okay, you know what, actually maybe, maybe we should

00:47:11.120 stop this because this could actually backfire because they might do it to us. And so that's sort of

00:47:17.100 what kept the equilibrium and Trump not, this is one of the issues of, you know, sort of what do you

00:47:25.100 actually do in this situation? Because Trump didn't actually make a blood sacrifice offer on policy to

00:47:32.820 the cowboy faction of the blob. You know, they were, they were concerned about the oil and gas

00:47:39.100 interests in, uh, in the Caspian sea and in Eastern Europe. They were concerned about cutbacks to these

00:47:46.020 democracy programs. You know, they were concerned about what would happen to the stocks of, of, you know,

00:47:51.140 Exxon and, and Chevron and Halliburton. If Ukraine was, you know, was essentially threatened by Russia

00:47:59.120 and then all of the, all these $10 billion agreements that were inked between Houston companies and the

00:48:04.920 Ukrainian government, it, what would happen to those if you didn't have, you know, a CIA, State Department,

00:48:10.480 Pentagon battering ram that the Biden administration, you know, what was one to continue from the Obama

00:48:17.220 government. Cause if you remember, we were just talking about vice presidents essentially running

00:48:20.560 the presidency. Well, Joe Biden ran the, the Obama administration's Ukraine policy. He was,

00:48:27.480 you know, the foreign, the council on foreign relations called Joe Biden, uh, Mr. Foreign Policy,

00:48:32.900 you know, back in the, in the 1970s and eighties, he had been on the Senate foreign relations committee for

00:48:38.900 over 40 years, including either chairman or ranking member for 10 of those. So he, the, the, the triple

00:48:45.520 partition plan of, for Iraq was written by Tony Blinken when he was a Senate staffer for Joe Biden.

00:48:51.160 Benz, we, we are just about out of time here. I'm looking at the clock. It's only about a minute

00:48:55.320 and a half left. Um, please tell our listeners that you're writing a book about this. Please tell us

00:49:01.380 this book is coming out. It's going to come out in a hundred years, but it's, uh, it's going to be a

00:49:06.120 banger. Uh, I promise you that Mike, where can people go to follow you, to follow your work and

00:49:11.980 to support everything you do? Sure. You can find me on X at Mike, Ben cyber, all one word at Mike

00:49:17.920 Ben cyber. And my foundation is foundation for freedom online. We are trying to restore the

00:49:22.340 golden age of the internet and we got a ton of momentum. Thanks Jack. And, uh, to human events

00:49:27.360 and, and you guys are doing an amazing job and really the tip of the spear.

00:49:30.240 And by the way, huge W's from Elon Musk, from Alex Jones and all that would not have happened

00:49:37.380 if not for the efforts of Mike Benz cyber. So you need to be following this guy. You need to

00:49:44.280 be supporting him. And folks, look, I know sometimes with what we're outlining, it feels

00:49:49.260 like the, all the power of hell is turned upon us, but you know what they say? They say when

00:49:55.880 you're going through hell, keep going. And that's what Mike Benz is going to do. That's

00:50:01.900 what Jack Posobiec is going to do. And that's what human events is going to do. Ladies and

00:50:06.200 gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay a short.

00:50:25.880 Thanks.

00:50:26.620 Thanks again.

00:50:28.600 Bye.

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Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - November 29, 2024

THE GREAT COWBOY - YANKEE ALLIANCE w⧸ MIKE BENZ

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