00:02:16.000Doesn't mean that they don't love you.
00:02:33.000I know you're used to Lucy, but I run Hagersfield, I'm in charge Hagersfield I know you're used to Lucy, but I run Luke, ho, ho, ho, so no I know you're used to Lucy, but I run Such a sham I know you're used to Lucy, but I run
00:04:22.000Obviously, it's not final in Brazil, but we're going to have our guest, Paulo Figueiredo, journalist who's been banned, who's been threatened with prison, who is, I believe I can say stateside because he's safe here.
00:08:53.000And I went, Yeah, more like Mood Stabilizer.
00:08:57.000And the guy in front of me went, Yeah, yeah.
00:09:00.000And I was rooting for someone bring this up later Excalibur because they all have these cool, they're not really trucks, they're dude buggies.
00:09:05.000But Excalibur was just a lifted truck.
00:14:19.000That being said, yes, yes, just to be clear, if you are poor and working a basic manual labor job, a low socioeconomic job, you are still more respectable if your wife isn't stripping for other men, if your wife isn't sleeping with other men.0.98
00:14:35.000As a woman, if you're working as a secretary, it's still more, any job is more respectable than sex work because it is, in fact, not real work.0.91
00:14:47.000Speaking of whoring yourself, I never, I very rarely go on other shows because, you know, I don't like it, but I did appear in the Ice Coffee Hour, so you can go watch the full episode at Iced, the Ice Coffee Hour on YouTube.
00:14:58.000Leave some comments and show them some love.
00:15:00.000Also, they don't have enough iced coffee.
00:16:10.000Meaning this is a bridge too far, that's a no.
00:16:12.000For many people, that's being pro life.
00:16:14.000For many people, that's insert socialized program here or infringement on personal liberties.0.58
00:16:20.000For many people, of course, it was the LGBTQ AIP.
00:16:23.000For many people, the closed handed issue was immigration.
00:16:25.000And then people have maybe a more open handed issue like, okay, top marginal tax rates, corporate taxes, got it.
00:16:33.000But we also have some people who are single issue voters.
00:16:37.000It used to be blown out of proportion.
00:16:38.000There aren't many people that I've known who are single issue voters, but you see that now.
00:16:42.000And I want to know is there something that would make you a single issue voter that would cause you to link arms with, and I don't say this as any form of hyperbole, with self avowed socialists, communists, Marxists?
00:16:56.000Would you join forces with them if they agreed with you on X issue?
00:18:50.000People talk about it as the extension of democracy from the ballot box to the rest of your life.
00:18:56.000What do people mean by the rest of your life?
00:18:57.000They mean your workplace, your home, things like that.
00:19:01.000So, when people say dignity, I want to be very clear we're talking about the things that allow you to take a breath housing, child care, long time, right?
00:19:17.000What I'm fighting for. Is that nobody is priced out of dignity.
00:19:22.000And there's just a comfort right now with living in a country where the market gets to determine everything, not just luxury, but dignity too.
00:19:34.000As opposed to the government, which we'll get back to.
00:19:36.000Also, it makes sense when you understand that he's a socialist.
00:19:39.000He was sharing his tie with Linus's blankie.
00:19:43.000And that's what communism's all about, Charlie Brown.
00:19:58.000They don't want to point you to the historical record.
00:20:00.000They always give the pitch and it sounds good.
00:20:01.000But to say, yeah, okay, that kind of makes sense.
00:20:07.000You need to take into account the very next day, Mom Dhani wrote this on X about the Cornell 7, the rape case.
00:20:13.000He wrote, The allegations in the Cornell sexual assault case are deeply disturbing and gut wrenching.
00:20:18.000Cornell University has failed this survivor.
00:20:22.000I fully support Hochul's decision to name Attorney General James, Letitia James, as special prosecutor in this case and look forward to the complete and extensive investigation that is to come.
00:20:30.000Accountability and justice cannot simply be values.
00:20:59.000Here's what we do know She willingly, not only requested drugs, did drugs off of the bodies of these boys, requested group sex multiple times, and She said that there was nothing illegal, nothing non consensual.
00:21:11.000Mentioned rape later on, saying maybe I was sexually assaulted after they disinvited her from a party going forward.
00:21:18.000This is not one where we need a lot of guesswork.
00:22:14.000Not that it makes it right for enough people to vote to steal something from someone else, but their social agenda, which is inextricably tied to socialism, has been deeply unpopular.
00:22:26.000So the Me Too has to be framed as just a legal argument, not the court of public opinion, but the school has failed them.
00:22:32.000They're going to hide it, they're going to force it through subversively.
00:22:37.000Remember, China's strategy of obtaining power under Xiaoping, Deng Xiaoping, was hide capabilities and bide time.0.99
00:22:44.000And that's why people like Theo Vaughn, whether he means to or not, people like the Tucker Carlson's, who didn't condemn Mamdani's actions enough, they're either useful idiots or they are acting malevolently themselves.0.89
00:22:57.000Because these people, the Mamdani's, the AOC's, the Bernie's, who people say, oh, he's not really woke, these people will welcome back, or by the way, just dismiss as distractions Me Too, LGBTQAAIP, including taking your children away if you don't transition them, socialism, which includes Obamacare, USAID, soda on snap.0.94
00:23:18.000Medicare for, Medicaid for illegals, Social Security for illegals, open borders, criminalizing speech under the guise of hate speech, full on censorship.0.93
00:23:28.000They'll get rid of the Electoral College.
00:23:30.000Democrats only need 48 more electoral votes to enshrine a national popular vote.0.81
00:23:34.000They've said that that's what they want to do.
00:23:36.000And most importantly, on the heels of my debate at Harvard, free college for all, which is a glorified Ponzi scheme in which the taxpayer funds generational feminist Marxist.
00:23:48.000Propaganda and indoctrination in which you lose the country forever.
00:23:53.000Remember, Biden tried to cancel $430 billion in student loan until the Supreme Court struck it down.
00:25:39.000When he says people shouldn't be priced out, what he means is we will guarantee poverty for all, but big brother government will take care of it.
00:25:50.000You'll get the choice that we give you and you'll like it.
00:25:53.000And here's the thing the Marxist right will welcome all of this.
00:25:57.000Right now, they'll say all of that's a distraction.
00:25:59.000It's easy to think that Me Too, that losing your kids if you don't transition them, that open borders, that that's all a distraction.
00:26:08.000Because a lot of that has been fixed, been improved.
00:29:21.000Russian officials have launched what they call anti epidemic measures after an employee at a plague research center in the Irkutsk region of Siberia was diagnosed with what they described as pneumonia of an unknown cause.
00:29:33.000Health officials initially described it as a particularly dangerous infection.
00:29:38.000In response to the situation, there was an emergency meeting of the country's top health officials.
00:29:43.000As you can imagine, a number of rumors are now circulating about what's happening.
00:29:46.000Health officials are trying to allay any fears in the community and are saying the situation is stable.
00:29:51.000Yeah, trying to, you know, quell any fears, even though you just said the word unknown like 19 times.
00:30:57.000Here's what we know Tuesday, and all the references available, link in the description.
00:31:02.00028 year old Russian researcher died after being hospitalized with symptoms of severe pneumonia.
00:31:07.000She was working in the Irkutsk. Region at the Russian equivalent of a BSL 3 lab.
00:31:12.000It's designed for lethal but treatable diseases.
00:31:15.000And according to Russian media, this is a translation, they wrote A week ago at work, she allegedly broke a test tube containing the pathogen of pneumonic plague.
00:32:16.000Marco Rubio said that the United States is monitoring this situation.1.00
00:32:25.000Well, we know what we know, obviously, about whatever the Russian provided, which is it seems that there was a worker at the lab that was infected, and there's concern that that could have spread, at least internally.
00:32:38.000So you've seen them do quarantines, that nature.
00:32:41.000There's very limited travel between the U.S. In Russia, obviously, but like anything else, something like that gets out, it could quickly spread.
00:32:48.000So, we're watching and monitoring it closely.
00:32:50.000I don't think it's cause for alarm, but it is cause for focus and a cause to just keep an eye on it, and we're doing that.
00:32:56.000The only monitor that man has is for babies.
00:33:04.000People are not taking responses like that as nearly enough because we treated COVID very similarly.
00:34:00.000It spreads airborne person to person, and it is the most deadly, potentially.
00:34:05.000Key fact, too, here is that antibiotics are available, but it still could be deadly if not treated within like 18 to 24 hours of symptoms onset.
00:34:14.000It could be fast or it could be very easily transmitted, and it could have an incredibly fast onset, and there is no publicly available vaccine.
00:34:34.000There's no evidence yet that this has been a weaponized type of bacteria, but they have had, meaning the Soviet Union, like massive biological weapons, some infrastructure.0.56
00:37:17.000I got to give you just a quick update.
00:37:18.000Even though they said plague like multiple times in the days leading up to this, the Russian government has come out now and said no plague.
00:40:06.000Four non consecutive terms as Brazil's president.
00:40:09.000Bolsonaro, an ally of President Trump, is a son of Brazil's former president, Jair Bolsonaro, who is serving a 27 year prison term for his role in a military coup and conspiracy to overturn his 2022 election defeat to Da Silva.
00:40:22.000And we've had him, his brother, on the show, by the way.
00:41:01.000Picture the Supreme Court having much, much, much more power than the president.
00:41:04.000That's how it's been in practice in Brazil.
00:41:07.000Even auditors couldn't rule out some foul play or election machine issues because they couldn't actually access the materials and source code that they would need with the voting machines.
00:41:17.000The judge Marias, who we've talked about, one of the greatest threats to liberty really in the Western Hemisphere, he's been given unilateral authority to censor.
00:41:58.000What do you do when there is a president?
00:42:00.000When there is a leader, whatever the system is at that given point in time, these people constantly change their constitutions and forms of government.
00:42:07.000What do you do when they are a criminal?
00:42:09.000They get out on a technicality, immediately jail their political opposition and journalists who could report on it accurately.
00:42:15.000In many cases, unfortunately, historically, you can't just vote them out.
00:42:19.000Here's something, too, that people have connected some dots.
00:42:22.000I can't say this definitively, but as USAID and the NGOs, as a lot of the funding has been cut, that's where you have seen a trend.
00:42:31.000Of significantly more right leaning governments coming to power.
00:42:34.000So, if you actually look at USAID before this, leading up to Bolsonaro's presidency, and there's always like kind of a fuse of delayed reaction 2018, there was about $11 million coming in from USAID.
00:43:11.000A number of people have actually been talking about that, saying, you see, right before when he was just elected, it was like the 11 million number, whatever it was.
00:43:17.000And then as he's elected, there's money being poured in to oust him.
00:43:21.000So that's how you really have to track that spending.
00:43:23.000They were trying to up the campaign to get rid of him.
00:43:26.000And now that it's gone, I mean, there's been, I think there's been eight elections since USAID has been disbanded down in South America, and none of them have gone left.
00:44:52.000And so, if it is proven, if we find that smoking gun beyond the trends that you can observe and logically deduce, it seems like there was obviously a concerted effort here.
00:45:02.000Your tax dollars were funding communist, Marxist, pseudo dictators across Latin America.
00:46:21.000And I will tell you this when you look at American Brazilians too and their voting patterns or who they would support, It mirrors America at large, and especially in places like Florida, where you have a lot of them, far more conservative.
00:46:33.000The people who I know in Brazil, the vast majority, I don't know a single one who is a fan of Lula.
00:47:14.000But he is under investigation right now.
00:47:17.000And apparently, it's so bad that even Lula was like, I, you know, justice has to be done kind of broad statement.
00:47:23.000Like he's not going to step in and do anything about it.
00:47:25.000And I believe it has something to do with kind of finances and everything else.
00:47:27.000Like whatever you would think is a bad way to do finances, yes, they did it, apparently.
00:47:33.000But that is a huge change because what we were talking to those guys about when we did the whole Brazil roundtable, essentially, was it a couple of years ago now that we had them in, Paulo Figueredo and those guys?
00:47:44.000They were saying, look, the Supreme Court, once the Supreme Court takes over, you're done.
00:48:49.000Otherwise, it's just going to be a seesaw back and forth and back and forth.
00:48:53.000One party decided we're going to jail any journalists who are critical of the election.
00:48:58.000We are going to, and that expands to jail journalists who are critical of the socialist government.
00:49:06.000Once you, if you are lucky enough to through an election, and that has to happen early on because otherwise election rules change and you can't do it.
00:50:45.000And someone who's not scared, someone who has had to take precautions for his own safety and his family, journalist Paulo Figueiredo, who we have on the show right now.
00:50:58.000And you can watch his show, Real P. Figueiredo on X. Mr. Figueiredo, how are you, sir?
00:51:34.000I mean, explain to people who don't fully understand here in the United States.
00:51:37.000I know you've been on the show multiple times, but What are your biggest takeaways from the election, and what's your hope that this isn't corrupted and that you actually get a Bolsonaro presidency?
00:51:48.000Well, I'm not sure it isn't corrupted.
00:51:51.000But I think there's something really important here, and there's a lesson to be learned.
00:51:55.000The fact that you've been bringing me to your show for a long time, and you remember you brought me, I believe, in 2022 for the first time or a little bit before.
00:52:04.000In 2023, they tried to crush the right in Brazil in a way I've never seen in any democracy or anything like this.
00:52:13.000Meaning, They sent Bolsonaro to prison for 27 years, the former president, the biggest leader on the Brazilian right hat in, I don't know, a century.
00:52:25.000Eduardo Bolsonaro, whom you also know, you also met, is in exile close to you in Texas.
00:52:35.000You have several journalists like myself in exile.
00:52:41.000You had more than 2,000 people arrested.
00:52:44.000You had X taken down the country, Rumble still out of the country.0.98
00:52:48.000You had locals that are still out of the country.0.89
00:52:50.000So they've taken down and they crushed the right.
00:52:53.000So they criminalized several types of speech.
00:52:58.000And it looked like the right was that in the country.
00:56:04.000Yesterday on my show, we looked at polls from every single state, Senate race, governor race, and they always miss overestimating the left, underestimating the right.
00:56:15.000And they have been doing this for years.
00:56:16.000If it was a methodology problem, they would fix the methodology on the following year.
00:56:23.000It's a way of manipulating the political, the voters, first of all, but also the markets and the political alliances, because if you're showing on the polls that you're behind, Well, you get less allies, you get less money, right?
00:56:44.000The turnout is smaller because people are less motivated.
00:56:49.000And I'm not saying that Americans should be super optimistic about the midterms, but what I'm saying is maybe things are not as bad as the polls show, right?
00:57:23.000Send over for him some Mexicans while he does his interview.0.95
00:57:27.000Let me ask you do you think there is a connection with USAID and manipulating some of these elections and pouring them in, and that was a reason for what happened in Brazil?0.74
00:57:39.000Because a lot of people are making that connection NGOs, USAID.
00:57:48.000And we can talk about how clean the election is in Brazil in a minute.
00:57:51.000But Bolsonaro supposedly lost the election by 1.8 points in 2022.
00:57:59.000But the whole right was being censored because USAID was funding initiatives, NGOs, and even the court in Brazil, court initiatives to censor conservatives that were promoting quote unquote misinformation or disinformation or hate speech or whatever.
00:58:21.000And now, all the plus, all the they train Brazilian Supreme Court officers to know how to literally train.
00:58:30.000They came to the United States and had FBI training on how to combat disinformation and hate speech and all that.
00:58:38.000So when you turn off all the money going to NGOs, to the mainstream media outlets in Brazil, when you turn all this out, then suddenly, not only in Brazil, there's a whole Latin America went towards the right.
00:58:53.000And I was going to ask you why you think there was, do you think for that same reason, or are there other facets as far as public sentiment?
00:59:00.000Because Latin America has definitely been making this, we just covered a significant rightward shift.
00:59:07.000And well, I think it's part of the global trend.
00:59:09.000I think the national populist movement that you call MAGA in the United States, you call Bolsonarism in Brazil, it's all fueled by an anti system movement.
00:59:43.000You have an amazing audience, but then you go and you turn mainstream media and you don't have the views of your audience reflected on any show.
00:59:58.000And I think what they did in 2020 in the United States and 2022 in Brazil was not that this movement was, not that it was naturally people gave up on that, people were happy or satisfied, is that they suppressed the speech of these people with the pandemic, with the censorship and all that.
01:00:35.000So, even before you get to actual election fraud, it's the same thing here.
01:00:38.000It's the suppression of speech and the one sidedness and the polls and, of course, the international funding.
01:00:43.000And I wanted to ask you because, you know, you see this on the Marxist right here where, you know, we just talked about Theo Vaughn having Momdani on.
01:00:50.000And as long as he would arrest Netanyahu, yeah, you have people on the right going, nothing's been done for us.
01:00:55.000And do you see in the States people maybe taking for granted this fight and the results it's yielded as far as censorship?
01:01:01.000Because you're still, or people in Brazil are still living under that, right?
01:01:05.000A lot of people here in the States, since it's improved, They sort of take that for granted now as though, well, yeah, it was just a woke thing for a while, but it's not a threat anymore.
01:01:15.000No, I think because of the level of suppression, it was so big.
01:01:21.000And in Brazil, the Supreme Court became so corrupt and so authoritarian that people are more revolted now.
01:01:31.000And I think that kind of happened in the US in the same way in 2024, that people suppressed so much the right.
01:01:47.000No, I don't think people are less upset in Brazil, but in the States, people take it for granted a little bit right now.
01:01:53.000Well, I think because you had such, well, you can be unhappy about a few things, but compared to what you had, it had such a good government that you just, well, there's no more illegal immigrants coming in the country, but yeah, it doesn't matter.0.80
01:02:18.000So people, it's a game of diminishing gains because every time you have success, people just take it for granted.
01:02:26.000And I'm sure that's going to happen in Brazil as well.
01:02:28.000I'm sure that Flávio's going to win, the Senate's going to do an amazing job, and then people will forget very quickly how bad things were.
01:02:36.000And I think Americans are forgetting how things bad were doing Biden very quickly.
01:02:58.000And they don't realize the wish list comes with shackles and does away with all of the progress.
01:03:03.000Let me ask you this, too, because we, you know, I got accused of being a fascist just because I did a segment a while back on like Pinochet.
01:03:09.000I'm not saying that I love Pinochet, that I'm a fascist.
01:03:12.000But I was talking about Allende before Pinochet and how we never learn about that.
01:03:17.000And if, let's say, Bolsonaro, God willing, becomes president, you know, it would be appropriate to jail the people who jailed journalists and who jailed political opposition.
01:03:27.000In other words, it would be an appropriate response.0.92
01:03:51.000A republic, a democracy, whatever you want to call it, what makes the government work, a system where the people trust the government work is accountability.
01:04:03.000If you do bad things and nothing happens to you, then it's an incentive to keep doing even worse.
01:04:10.000So, what's going to happen now is that if Flavio wins and if they let him take office, which is a different discussion because they're trying to stop this through the courts now, if he wins and if he takes office, They're just going to say, well, let's negotiate.
01:04:40.000I even asked people in the administration, we're like, well, the election in the US has a lot of problems and we had a lot of problems in 2020.
01:04:50.000Why I don't see any accountability to any of these people that did stuff that we know it happened?
01:04:55.000It's the same thing that's going to happen in Brazil, right?0.99
01:04:58.000What happened to all the people that imprisoned the J6s for?1.00
01:05:42.000I want to continue with you on Rumble Premium because you said they might try and block it.
01:05:45.000I think Americans may not know about that, so you could explain it.
01:05:47.000But before we go to Rumble Premium Mug Club, by the way, everyone watching, you can click that button right there to join and ask a couple questions if you want to of Mr. Figueiredo.
01:05:55.000Where's the best place for people to find you, brother?
01:05:58.000They can find me at Rio P. Figueiredo.