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00:01:35.120guys joining us today is dave better uh thank you for coming to the show dave uh before we get into
00:01:40.600the conversation let's talk about what it is you do and where people can find what you do
00:01:44.480yeah thanks guys thanks for having me i'm already amped up from your intro video you know i'm
00:01:51.240already pissed at black rock and israel just from viewing that so you guys are doing your job
00:01:55.720um yeah man i run liberty vault it's a youtube channel i'm also on twitter i do political
00:02:01.720commentary especially focused on deep state corruption and foreign policy issues you can
00:02:06.740check me out on twitter at dbenner 83 also my website libertyvault.net and it's interesting
00:02:12.780that you mentioned bohemian grove i take it that's like your festival i just did a 20 minute
00:02:17.500segment on bohemian grove with shane cashman so it's kind of ironic oh i'm sure it was a banger
00:02:23.660we love cashman we just had him on recently uh one of my favorite people yeah the the bohemian
00:02:28.600grove well actually you know what this kind of i want to start this because i'm a little bit out
00:02:32.720of my depths i'm politically retarded i'm so excited for this episode you have no idea when
00:02:36.660this when i'm exposed to this sort of thing because i i come from the background of like
00:02:40.540geopolitics politics libertarian theory things like that i also do like you know comedy so i
00:02:46.200dabble in that and i love conspiracies and i also love jesus christ so like we're like all right man
00:02:50.740dude we got conspiracy we have jesus but when we go separate here yeah it's like i know about
00:02:56.020politics and david's like politics is theater at the highest level and that's pretty much where
00:02:59.640it's not amen yeah that's that's my philosophy on these not incorrect well before we even get
00:03:05.600into it i have to i have to ask because um we used to do a show are we going to be using any
00:03:10.440words that i might not oh virtually every word if you say the word mises caucus to me i don't
00:03:14.760really know what even that sounds like a euphemism for a penis to me check out my mises
00:03:18.720caucus so um we used to do a show and it was a bit politics and culture and comedy and conspiracy
00:03:24.700was a big blend of all these things and on that show i would say things like uh but you know mark
00:03:30.140my words one of these days it would come to pass that all of the conspiracies about qanon and you
00:03:37.780know we were doing the show with clint russell yeah yeah so so i was basically i would say this
00:03:42.020thing to clint and he wouldn't roll his eyes he would he was you know what he was trepidatious he
00:03:47.060was graceful about it he was graceful about it he just wasn't too sure how much to get into it but
00:03:51.780i would say these things that q anon are talking about or you know the anons of q what they always
00:03:56.620get pissy when you say that um i believe it's a psyop but i do think that many of the things
00:04:01.100they're harping on will come to pass they'll be exposed in one way or another and as we sit here
00:04:06.100we've we've you know we're coming off the back of the doj you know releasing how does it like
00:04:11.3406.5 million files that are some of it is a lot of it is just noise and nonsense seven million yeah
00:04:17.700insane it seems a little high to me but uh that's how many files have been released and then we also
00:04:23.240have this starting this shit already i'm just saying it just seems like a lot i would have
00:04:26.940never guessed it would have been that many um and then we have this deposition that's going on with
00:04:31.380the clintons which is you know in my opinion it's theater it's all to to bolster this big thing but
00:04:38.200whatever take it at face value if you look at it um it's remarkable i mean you have bill clinton
00:04:43.260uh starry-eyed reminiscing over his his epstein days if you look at the videos he's like looking
00:04:49.420at the evidence on the table of him it's like images you know i remember fucking those kids
00:04:53.440i remember fucking that kid uh and then you've got uh you know hillary clinton they're asking
00:04:59.220her about frazzle drip so um you're a guy who's been in this for a really long time you know you
00:05:04.200were talking earlier you said since 2004 and uh you got back in it when uh when ron paul was running
00:05:09.880so it's what 2012 oh by the way it's a very cool picture yeah let's pull that off the wall and show
00:05:14.480that off and i'm i'm curious i like that one there it is yeah yeah shout out to uh um uh dave
00:05:22.660dave burns yeah he makes great artwork so i'm curious as to your take watching this
00:05:28.320unfold it seems like uh you know the political realm has been forcibly injected with some real
00:05:33.900harrowing shit and the the flavor of that harrowing shit is like child sacrifice and and things of
00:05:41.060that where we it's where we dwell where we reside yeah man so uh what do you think well i mean if
00:05:47.980you're lambasted as a conspiracy theorist over the last decade you can't say that those people
00:05:54.320haven't been proven true, at least to some level. And we were just proven true. We can talk about
00:05:59.060Epstein in a second, but I'll just say the Speaker of the House and the Secretary of State just
00:06:03.540admitted something that we would be smeared as anti-Semites are saying, and that's that Israel
00:06:08.360dragged the United States into a freaking regime change war. So that's what they said when they
00:06:13.700allowed the mass to drop. When it comes to the Epstein files, we're again seeing things come to
00:06:18.800fruition that a lot of dissidents were smeared for. Now, I never really got that deep into like
00:06:23.920QAnon, but you can't deny the amount of times these people are speaking in code. And this was
00:06:29.300asserted back in 2016, when the Podesta emails were hacked, they were using, you know, pizza
00:06:35.180and grape soda and jerky and other terminology that seemed to refer to stuff that wasn't pizza,
00:06:40.500wasn't actually jerky and wasn't actually grape soda. And now you see Epstein using that same
00:06:45.740string of text with various people, including someone that was his erectile dysfunctional
00:06:52.240specialist. I mean, what's to say about that? It does prove some of the surface level things
00:06:57.560about what was said back then. It also shows Epstein's ironclad ties to Israel, doing literal
00:07:03.640work on behalf of the Israeli government and security arrangements. He had top spies living
00:07:09.120with him, the head of former IDF intelligence and former prime minister Ehud Barak with him.
00:07:13.700He wire transferred money to Israeli spies. He worked on marketing a energy project called the
00:07:20.300leviathan field to the west of haifa all these different angles show epstein's deep connections
00:07:25.640to this criminal underbelly that's really transnational so they smeared us for conspiracy
00:07:30.880theories regarding that just as they did for saying hey it's not going to be two weeks to
00:07:35.880slow the spread it's not going to be that you know you you're going to be able to get by with this
00:07:41.880criminal government operating above you so that's how i see it you know as a man if you if you should
00:07:47.480enjoy a penis from time to time they see fit to throw you an entire parade uh you get a whole
00:07:52.900month you know what i mean you go to any any big city i'm just saying can we get a parade
00:07:57.660i'm not asking for a whole month i think that's a lot but just like february february is open
00:08:01.820we could take february i don't know who had it before but i'm just saying if we could have a
00:08:05.700parade where we we just did what once uh you know one day out of the year you show up and there's
00:08:12.980like a giant frazzle drip float right where it's an inflated hillary clinton she's got like a kid's
00:08:17.960face over her face we don't need like the celebration and the vindication i feel like
00:08:22.260is part of this weird trap right like conspiracy pride parades is what you're that's what i'm
00:08:26.820saying yeah i mean it's pretty much the gay parade but oh yeah okay so it's a redundancy i get it but
00:08:32.000i don't know i just think uh uh enjoying same-sex interloping gets you a whole parade why can't being
00:08:38.820right consistently gets you afraid all right dave so you've been looking at this stuff and it's
00:08:43.980it is it's it's kind of like i i get tentative when i'm uh touching on like the deeper conspiracy
00:08:49.180with people who are like really really know their shit about politics because a lot of them like to
00:08:53.780look at the nuts and bolts of the politics and you need those guys like like we had on uh dave
00:08:57.900smith and we for some reason decided it's a good idea to have a conversation about god like what
00:09:02.920is god that got clunky it got clunky um because he wasn't willing it was like it was i don't know
00:09:09.380a year or two years ago he wasn't willing to like kind of go into the crazy waters with us at that
00:09:13.140time and he he was just coming off the back of like some sort of a debate with uh andrew wilson
00:09:17.220and i think he was looking out for gotcha moments and we weren't trying to we weren't trying to
00:09:22.060create those but he was he was on edge so it was a little bit difficult uh so yeah so like i try to
00:09:26.120like walk that line but like you've obviously been in and you've been seeing this stuff for a long
00:09:30.320time why do you think why do you think you're seeing it now and not just seeing it but why do
00:09:35.340you think the entire world is seeing this right now because it seems too obvious yeah man great
00:09:41.520question i think it really is mostly a product of the rise of independent media where now people's
00:09:47.020information sources aren't just filtered through like you know a few big newspapers and then a few
00:09:52.540cable conglomerates we actually do have dissenting voices i'm some of it's co-opted don't get me
00:09:58.580wrong the fbi reassigned dan bongino back into that space for a reason let's just be real but
00:10:05.060at the same time we are having new voices that are critical of this debacle this foreign policy
00:10:11.760that always is israel first it's always globalist oriented it's always based on empire building you
00:10:17.940know the things that we were smeared again for being called lunatics before is becoming more
00:10:22.480and more apparent especially when you see that this propaganda slot being used to support it
00:10:27.580that somehow this is in our interest it is a regime change it isn't a regime change it was
00:10:32.960for the sake of israel it wasn't for the sake of israel you know we've been at war for 47 years
00:10:37.700we had to take out their nuclear program but we we destroyed it back in the summer but now we still
00:10:43.040had to prevent them from acquiring a nuke all these stupid things they're so contradictory it
00:10:47.580doesn't even match the coherency of like the george w bush era neocon propaganda that's just
00:10:53.300war, but you see it in the Epstein scandal. This was a democratic hoax. We had to pay attention
00:10:57.880to flooding in Texas. You know, you're not my real supporter. If you want answers here,
00:11:02.480we get the same obfuscations that are being exposed more than ever, I think generally because
00:11:07.840of the rise of the independent media. But it's still so I agree in a sense that there is an
00:11:13.420independent media that is shining a brighter light on these things. But the mistakes of these
00:11:18.840countries to be so obviously like it's just blatant in their propaganda like i don't know
00:11:24.420meeting with tim pool under chatham house rules and then having it been like if you wanted to do
00:11:30.280that couldn't you do that in the secrecy of the night but like no this is in the news it's reported
00:11:34.340on and everyone is looking at it and going hey what the fuck are you doing over there it just
00:11:38.640seems like we're supposed like they want us to see so that way the narrative could there was a
00:11:44.000time and point where like i'll just kind of go back where i actually put up a short that i found
00:11:49.080of uh dave and rob they're like i don't understand what uh top's problem is with the jews because
00:11:54.280i've been talking about this stuff for a long time and i've been using hard comedy and it can get
00:11:57.680like a little messy but what i'm talking about is israel i'm talking about the government of israel
00:12:02.260and like people weren't getting it people weren't getting it a while back now if you don't get it
00:12:10.600i don't know what's wrong with you because it's so right in your face like even you know that's
00:12:14.440the thing it doesn't seem like it's necessarily people have gotten smarter as much as it's uh
00:12:19.480the the display yeah it's like now we're supposed to move in that direction it's almost like well
00:12:25.720here's an example of it benjamin netanyahu february 28th this is uh what the the day after
00:12:31.420or the day of that we um that trump announces and he he goes uh he you know this he just posted so
00:12:38.540anybody who's thinking like oh this isn't the case this isn't for israel yada yada yada he goes
00:12:43.200uh good week my brothers and sisters citizens of israel this morning israel and the united states
00:12:48.100set out a joint operation to remove the existential threat to israel from the ayatollah's regime in
00:12:53.960iran so specifically he's saying we talked about this on a previous show a joint operation to
00:12:58.660remove the existential threat to who to israel so in other words the regime ayatollah's regime
00:13:08.080is an existential threat to israel and therefore we've attacked that's that's that's what he's
00:13:12.860saying out the open uh right there on twitter on february 28th it's not even a lie like at least
00:13:18.140the george w bush uh administration had some like fun lies yeah yeah it was full of lies but they
00:13:23.980stuck to script they said weapons of mass destruction he gassed his own people he might
00:13:28.760share the the bomb with a terrorist group to attack us now it's like everything they're throwing out
00:13:33.740it's just spaghetti thrown against the wall and hope that it sticks. But then the next Trump
00:13:38.020administration official that speaks next kind of contradicts part of that. So yeah, I think it's
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00:14:32.020publish it yeah it's an interesting time and it's an exciting time I mean you know earlier I said
00:14:37.760that um or we mentioned that I look at these things as theater and I had an interesting little
00:14:42.060prophetic bit that I put on um on Twitter and I wonder your thoughts on this so I was saying
00:14:47.700back on uh the 31st I think it was the 31st of of um January excuse the conversation because
00:14:54.200we're gonna we'll drag it into crazy town but i do want to know a lot yeah i want to i want to
00:14:59.060understand the inner workings of this but i want to give him some framework about where our psychotic
00:15:04.540or at least my psychotic suspicions lie um and it was after the release of the doj files and i said
00:15:10.840i'm looking out for a number of things three things in particular coming next um and i tweeted
00:15:16.800it would be either the economic collapse the collapse of the dollar uh iran versus israel or
00:15:23.380um uh ufo disclosure and it turns out all three of those things are are on the table now
00:15:29.560less than a month later uh and the reason that i thought that is because i imagined
00:15:34.300some time ago that this whole thing is going to function like a script whether it's like
00:15:39.720agenda 2030 or whatever people are comfortable with um it's part of an elongated plan and that
00:15:45.240these things the files themselves the epstein files they serve as a plot device and they would
00:15:50.580release these when they're ready for the next thing. And ever since then, we've been thrust
00:15:54.920into complete chaos. And I think it's going to be sort of an order out of chaos situation. But I
00:15:59.100think that chaos might go a little bit further than people might have imagined. And so I don't
00:16:04.540know. I mean, this seems like it's been something I didn't make a prophetic claim. I don't have
00:16:10.520clairvoyancy. It all seemed very obvious to me that these were things that were positioned to
00:16:15.840happen in particular this uh this issue with iran does this strike you as something that was
00:16:22.000long in in the wings in waiting or is this something that is genuinely uh you know
00:16:27.800spontaneous because iran has crossed the line oh absolutely not i mean this has been in the
00:16:33.900cards in terms of what the neocons what the devout rigid zinus have wanted since the 1990s
00:16:40.100in what's known as the clean break memo and a lot of your audience might know about this but
00:16:44.460Wesley Clark revealed when he walked into the Pentagon weeks after 9-11 that he had been shown plans that the United States wanted to do a regime change operation in seven countries in five years, and the only one that hasn't come to fruition yet is Iran, and it's the one that Netanyahu and even the Israeli left, like Ehud Barak and Ehud Omerit at times, have wanted to overthrow, and it is on our bankroll.
00:17:08.360it's on our dime as they infest our political class, our political climate, and really rob us
00:17:14.600of our sovereignty. So no, this is not new whatsoever. And a lot of people back in, you
00:17:19.380know, a lot of Trump supporters back in the summer said, well, this is the off ramp. Trump took it.
00:17:23.880He took the escape hatch. He proved that he's not a neocon. Well, but Miriam Adelson still gave him
00:17:29.740$150 million in his last campaign. The Adelson's filled his pockets to the brim. He appointed
00:17:35.720mike huckabee and marco rubio into his cabinet some of the most die-hard zionist neocons imaginable
00:17:41.940so this is absolutely not new it seemed like a matter of time a lot of us talked about it for
00:17:46.900many many years and we're smeared as if again we are coming up with anti-semitic conspiracy theories
00:17:52.060israel doesn't control our forward policy we don't do forward policy on behalf of israel but
00:17:57.260we're seeing that that's not the case we actually do that and by we i mean our criminal government
00:18:02.160not me and you do you think we were coming up with anti-semitic conspiracy theories i mean that
00:18:07.080was on purpose yeah that was just on purpose that's fun um but so do you think do you think
00:18:13.900that uh why do you think that they're doing this do you think that it's just a a land a land play
00:18:19.300like that you know we know they have eyes on the greater israel we know that uh maybe they want
00:18:24.140things but then there's also like other religious uh ideas at play where we have the idea of the
00:18:29.200goyim being thrown around to the masses now uh i maybe for the first time in history that people
00:18:33.960are kind of not in history but in american history that they're understanding what yeah how they're
00:18:39.260feeling about i would love to know like if you can record the number like how many boomers in
00:18:44.280particular were you know got wind of this and we were like what's a goyim you know like for the
00:18:48.880first time that enters their cultural site guys you you actually yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah so do
00:18:54.740you think the play is uh more about like what israel can get the land grab or is it about um
00:18:59.880how much they can destroy or take because you know it just seems like they i don't know they
00:19:06.420could they could do these things and still get what they want but there is like this nefarious
00:19:11.540side where like our culture is being destroyed there is uh poison in the food in there i don't
00:19:16.520know i mean you know you name it the conspiracy and then people point to a steen or whatever do
00:19:21.960you ascribe to that? I think it's about territorial conquest and unrelated to the
00:19:28.060territorial conquest, just hegemony in the region. This is what they see as kind of their last
00:19:33.540roadblock to total regional domination in which they're the only country that even has, you know,
00:19:39.640modern military weaponry to the extent that they do other than Iran. So they see the destruction
00:19:45.300of Iran as a good thing, regardless of what kind of government follows, because we saw the same
00:19:50.760model play out in Syria and the Syrian civil war, Operation Timber Sycamore, if you know about that,
00:19:56.220that's where the CIA tried to overthrow Syria. And eventually it was overthrown, but at the behest
00:20:01.680of the Turks and others that joined into that, siding with literal Al-Qaeda and ISIS above the
00:20:08.200Alawite Shia that they wanted deposed. Not deposed because the United States, the United States was
00:20:13.920ostensibly, at least for a time, engaged in war against Al-Qaeda, but you had the United States
00:20:19.480dealing in duplicity to help them. So they didn't really care exactly what kind of government
00:20:24.900emerged in Syria. It was just a destabilized, vulnerable regime. They hope the same thing
00:20:30.180is true in Iran. And I do think it is mostly about territorial conquest. And ultimately,
00:20:35.340they could push the U.S. aside and side more with the BRICS countries and China and India and
00:20:42.140Russia that have all been kind of pushed together by U.S. foreign policy and really drive a wedge
00:20:47.560between them and us eventually but i do think it just generally is about regional hegemony that
00:20:53.580you know our warmongers won in the western hemisphere that's what they want there and
00:20:58.340they're getting it at our cost at our expense through extortion via the irs so it does seem
00:21:04.160like they're leveraging uh sort of evangelical zionist christians in the u.s there's like that
00:21:10.500level of uh of biblical prophecy that they do lean on and play on and they they manipulate the
00:21:16.220masses in america at least with that yeah it's just a i guess from your point of view you just
00:21:20.480you think that that's just a useful idiot kind of well let's let's add to that before we uh answer
00:21:26.180that question so somebody in the chat was talking about this before we talked about this uh in a
00:21:30.340previous episode today um a complaint received by the military religious freedom foundation
00:21:35.380alongside others from 40 different units across 30 installations the the complaint is that uh
00:21:41.260well here let's read it this morning our commander opened up uh the combat readiness status status
00:21:46.200briefing by urging us not to be afraid. And that what is happening with our combat operations in
00:21:52.020Iran right now is all part of God's divine plan. And President Trump Trump rather has been anointed
00:21:58.400by Jesus to light the signal fire in Iran to cause Armageddon and mark the return of Jesus Christ
00:22:05.180to Earth. And this is actually something that was supposedly a request for help submitted,
00:22:11.540and not retweeted by dissident media, right?
00:22:40.240sanctioned by God, who is anointed Trump and Trump is going to bring about the second coming of
00:22:45.900Christ. It just seems like the foreign policy flavor of QAnon to me, but this is infecting a
00:22:52.780lot of the evangelical populace in the United States. I hate to say it. I am an evangelical
00:22:57.860because all that means is spreading the good word of Jesus Christ, which I ascribe to and I believe
00:23:03.180in. But at the same time, a lot of it is caught up in this Christian Zionism that's based on a
00:23:08.120perverted interpretation that didn't even emerge until 1800 years after Christianity was formed,
00:23:14.140when you had people like Darby selling lies about dispensationalism and this special
00:23:19.180role for the Jews. And you have a lot of, you know, Protestant evangelicals that literally
00:23:23.760believe like clearing off the temple mount and then building a third temple is a way to, you
00:23:29.620know, kind of hasten the second coming. There's no biblical basis for it. Paul disposes of the
00:23:36.420idea of there being dispensationalism and a preference toward, you know, Israel and its
00:23:41.800identity and its kingdom in Galatians chapters three and six, especially, but in more places
00:23:47.080in the New Testament, the gospels for all. And many people won't want to hear that, but you know,
00:23:52.420the Jews have turned their back on Christianity, not by accepting Jesus Christ. So I don't believe
00:23:58.040in subsidizing any kind of religion or any kind of foreign policy on the basis of any ethnic group,
00:24:03.560any religious group, and a lot of the nonsense they use to sell it is just based on
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00:24:55.440to talk to yourself for an hour, you might as well publish it. Huh? That I would agree with
00:25:00.760that, but there is something, um, that you're, you're touching on, which is this, this maybe
00:25:06.100something we could talk about a little bit here. Um, is it a small part of the, the, the, the play
00:25:12.760that's taking place or is this much larger of a component in your estimation? This, this, uh,
00:25:18.280attempt to fulfill prophecy or, or push prophecy along or force the hand of God, how big of a,
00:25:23.560of a of a piece is this of the puzzle i i think that that that attempt to force like the second
00:25:29.520coming is a smaller niche of like the protestant evangelical sect that just wants to support
00:25:34.920israel at all costs because they believe that that's conducive somehow to your faith but you
00:25:39.440have a subsection of that that believes it i think it's there i mean we saw it in you know
00:25:44.140just in like the huckabee interview with tucker carlson recently at least bits and pieces of that
00:25:49.580those kinds of ideas. But at the same time, I think the main driver is just to support this
00:25:54.180country, just dump barrels of money into the coffers of a genocidal maniac and his regime
00:25:59.800at cost to the United States. So I think it's a small subsection of that, but they're erratic
00:26:07.380now, man, because people, especially on the right, younger people are noticing this. That's why
00:26:11.680they're making major plays to buy out Paramount and TikTok. And now Larry freaking Ellison's
00:26:16.840trying to buy out CNN in a mass conglomerate strategy. And what this is, it's just in line
00:26:22.700with what Netanyahu pledged was the eighth front in the Israeli war. That's a front where the
00:26:28.680adversary is you and me. It's the American public that he said, we have to wage an information
00:26:33.880battle. I'm paraphrasing from that meeting, but he literally said in his own words, your audience
00:26:38.540can look at this if they don't believe me. He said, weapons of war evolve throughout time.
00:26:42.680We have to adapt to the new weapons. And it is an information battle. That's why they want to buy out whatever semblance of media conglomerate in the corporate news, although it's dying, to use as weaponry against us to support this. So that's where I think it is.
00:26:57.740it's yes and you know it's it's thrown us for a loop as well because like we're looking at it
00:27:03.240through like this uh biblical lens of like maybe we're at the end times and the only reason i'm
00:27:08.200looking at it that way is because of how quickly and erratically they're moving now like they have
00:27:12.920a goal in mind clear it's going to be to destabilize these regions and and expand their
00:27:18.460territories but it seems like their goal has to get done by a certain point otherwise you could
00:27:24.220it's been a long time that they've been doing this. I mean, we spent 20 years in just Afghanistan.
00:27:28.960So like, that's like a kind of a long play. And then in the last three, it's just been
00:27:34.300breakneck speed into insanity. And I'm trying to understand why, like short of biblical prophecy.
00:27:40.420I think I know why top. And that's an incredible observation. I think that's a totally true
00:27:45.660observation. And here is why, in my estimation, that they see just in terms of every poll,
00:27:51.340You know, some of these people are Zionists and they're acting against our interests, but they're not unprivied to these polls that are showing that they're just losing the confidence of the American people really for the first time, especially younger people.
00:28:04.780It's very generational, not just that, but even people on the right are peeling off to this.
00:28:09.760When in the past you just saw aberrations like Ron Paul and Sam Francis and Pat Buchanan do that.
00:28:15.540they have a limited time constraint now top they only see like their window of opportunity the door
00:28:22.040at the end of that hallway closing gradually gradually gradually unless they accomplish this
00:28:27.080right now when they still have you know conquered our political class and they still have that
00:28:32.420influence that I do think will wane over time you know I think it will be a follower to where the
00:28:38.520culture is moving on this but in 10 years I wouldn't be surprised if actually one or of the
00:28:43.800two or both of the parties will nominate candidates that say i don't believe in any aid to israel and
00:28:49.140i never thought that i would see that in my lifetime but i think that's probable i had tweeted
00:28:54.440out and not that i'm a fan of the guy i think he's i think he's kind of dangerous in a lot of
00:28:58.900ways but i said you know nick fuentes will be president if you continue doing this that's the
00:29:03.000way that if you continue doing this yeah if you if you guys want that and i don't think that's
00:29:06.600the right direction for the country well that's actually what i would because this is where i
00:29:10.380wanted to go anyway can i ask him one question um just to like put some uh weight behind the
00:29:16.120statement because you mentioned uh all of our political candidates beside you know like a
00:29:20.940ron paul or maybe a thomas massey or rand paul um how much how much veracity would you put behind
00:29:28.160this because i i'll throw this around and i'll say our our entire government system is brought
00:29:33.480and paid for by israel it's pretty clear when you look at the apac money and it's pretty clear when
00:29:37.200you look at how they behave toward uh these donors and lobbyists that are asking them to do things
00:29:42.860because otherwise their their their actions are contradictory to like the benefit of the united
00:29:47.960states as a whole but i don't make great points because i'm stupid how would you bring this home
00:29:53.500for an audience of people who go i don't really see i don't understand how they're controlled or
00:29:58.940like if at all that's a great question yeah so what i'd say is first of all you're not freaking
00:30:03.880stupid dude you're thinking on a wavelength way above the general populace here but what i would
00:30:08.680say is just demonstrate this based on the wars that the u.s fought sure you can say ukraine i
00:30:14.280know that has ties into the rothschilds and some of these like very ardent zionist and globalist
00:30:19.420forces but at the same time look at outside of that what wars that the united states has
00:30:24.280participated you can make that linkage but i think it's more apparent in say libya and syria and
00:30:29.780Somalia and Iraq, these countries that were on that clean break memo. And you were right to point
00:30:35.460out AIPAC, it gets a special carve out within our own government in terms of a lobby that doesn't
00:30:40.340have to register under Congress as a foreign lobby, like every other group does. JFK tried to
00:30:46.340stop that in the 60s. Look at what happened to him. But I would demonstrate it by saying, just
00:30:50.780look at their actions. Don't look at what they say. Look at how our foreign policy manifests.
00:30:55.200and it always seems to manifest to side with this particular country. Whether or not you like that
00:31:00.960country, it's pretty apparent. And AIPAC, the things that the Zionists will always point out,
00:31:05.260I want to smash this thing that the Zionists always say about that, is they'll say and come
00:31:10.440back with, well, if you look at the national lobbies, the money that flows through AIPAC
00:31:14.460is actually a really small fraction. And if you look at it in that limited capacity, it's right.
00:31:20.180But here's what AIPAC does that a lot of people don't point out, is it specializes in maintaining
00:31:25.040donor records of large single issue donors like the Larry Summers, like the Bill Ackmans, like the
00:31:32.420Larry Ellisons, like all these very ardent billionaire Zionists. They maintain contact
00:31:38.700with those people and say, hey, make personal donations to these candidates. They're totally
00:31:43.240in line with Israel's views. And then that conceptualizes really the grand overarching
00:31:48.660control that they have. So it's a hard question to answer, but that's where I'd start. Just look
00:31:54.040at the foreign policy how it manifests and which countries favor it always seems to manifest in
00:31:59.200that's crazy that that means that like that a pack tracker which does a pretty good job even
00:32:03.440though i think that person is like a kind of a liberal or like blue-haired liberal does a good
00:32:07.720job so you're saying it doesn't even scratch the surface of what some of these candidates and
00:32:11.400government officials are actually receiving a hundred percent it's just the tip of the iceberg
00:32:16.340if it's even that i mean that's just a small percentage of the dollars that flow through
00:32:21.200these Zionist interests and into the coffers of our elected officials and our bureaucracy,
00:32:26.120by the way, that sides with them because it's also conducive to the military industrial complex
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00:33:17.300talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it well that's the that's the elected
00:33:21.980officials right and bankers and military industrial complex what about uh um influencers what do you
00:33:28.600what are your thoughts on that i mean how how prevalent is that really i know within this
00:33:31.760community we love to point at each other and accuse each other of receiving seven thousand
00:33:35.860dollars which is it's a funny bit it's a joke and i know that it's obviously advantageous to control
00:33:41.540thought leaders in in communities and and you know that's that's not lost on me but sometimes i go
00:33:46.880back and forth on how impactful that actually is um sometimes i found myself speculating as to
00:33:53.580whether or not you know we just use fed um we'll use that language this person's a fed that person's
00:33:57.840a fed and it doesn't really always mean federal agent but it was fun when it was just in the
00:34:01.620libertarian sphere and we were pointing like you're a fed you're a fed and you know even though
00:34:05.920it's like that he might be but the consequences were pretty low right but oftentimes not anymore
00:34:10.560oftentimes you'll meet a person and you'll go oh no i think i was wrong about that this is just a
00:34:14.420regular person who through the lens of social media and their platform looks one way but in
00:34:19.240real life this is just you know another schmuck like myself how prevalent is that really in your
00:34:23.720opinion oh man i love this question because i've always thought it's kind of lazy just to like
00:34:30.180label someone a fed and just move on it's almost like the establishment it's the dissident flavor
00:34:36.000of doing what the establishment doesn't just say you know you shouldn't listen to him he's just an
00:34:40.740extremist he's just a radical he's just today you know whatever they use to try to destroy you on
00:34:45.460that day this is a way that dissidents don't have to actually argue on the merits of someone's
00:34:50.300argument and can just dismiss a person i'm not saying that feds don't exist i do think feds
00:34:55.300exist i think they infect you know political factions and they do try to do the bidding of
00:35:00.240the regime whether it's just you know sometimes surveillance whether it's actually a psyop um i
00:35:06.320think they exist but i also think it's really really lazy to just say fed and just move on as
00:35:11.640if that's your get out of jail free card you no longer have to make an argument that's what we
00:35:16.600would smear like the corporate media for doing when they called us extremist it's like yeah we
00:35:21.100should smear them for that but we should have a counter argument about why they're retarded
00:35:25.120right yeah so i think dissidents do overuse that a lot actually i think that nowadays what's what's
00:35:30.760more likely i think a paid fed is far and few in between what's more likely is you uh toting about
00:35:35.860a narrative that you don't understand its origins you don't know where it came from maybe uh it it's
00:35:41.660designed in such a way that when you echo its sentiments you end up getting a disproportionate
00:35:46.040amount of followers or here's a positive reinforcement a good for instance is uh we
00:35:50.620we just had like a big argument with some guy that's a fake archaeologist and he is toting a
00:35:56.260government narrative and came after us to uh debate and embarrass and sink us i guess that's
00:36:03.100what people think but we're uncancellable and i want to call him a fed but i also see the
00:36:09.580reasonings for him to uh back this narrative and there are many like but one of them being is like
00:36:14.120well two of them i guess his entire fan base kind of likes this they they want to swing this way
00:36:19.820this like zionist flavor which is audience capture is is a real thing it's hard he's written a book
00:36:25.420before where it backs that that narrative so he has to defend the claim on the other hand he's
00:36:30.880standing alongside of people who are actual government actors yeah like lou alessandro who
00:36:35.520is a government actor so i'm like it's very slippery it's tricky and to call him a fed
00:36:40.260is incorrect because most likely not well the best asset is an unpaid asset who's unaware
00:36:46.140right you don't want somebody to be aware of the narrative that they're pushing or the agenda that
00:36:51.720they're associated with uh it would be best for the yeah i think there's a lot of unknowing dupes
00:36:57.340that fall into the hands of feds and do their bidding like without knowing that but you know
00:37:02.640it's really kind of like a pied piper thing so i think that's right i i just hear the term just
00:37:07.300applied to just about everyone and it's like they're not all feds like some of them might be
00:37:12.100feds. But if you're going to call Tucker and Candace and Fuentes and on the other side, Ben
00:37:17.000Shapiro and frickin like, like all these people are not fed. Some of them probably are. And some
00:37:22.680of them actually probably run these schemes to argue with each other. But I just don't think
00:37:26.840it's all of them. I just I can't think that. And again, if you're not countering their arguments,
00:37:31.320I just think it's like the lazy, dissident way to dismiss someone without presenting your ideas.
00:37:37.160right yeah it's we we ran into that a little bit in the it's kind of why i i stepped away from the
00:37:42.640libertarian party in a in a bigger in a big way because there were there's a lot of like libertarian
00:37:48.440principles where i'm like especially during covid when covid kind of exposed uh some of this real
00:37:53.860harsh tyranny the government let its teeth out and i'm arguing with libertarians who are in a way i
00:37:59.620understand what they're doing but i'm like hey you don't understand like they have they have their
00:38:03.380boot on our throat and in order to undo this like you kind of have to use the government to undo
00:38:09.000like there are you know simple aspects like that and i'm like at some point i'm like i feel like
00:38:13.540you guys have been infiltrated so thoroughly that you are not just accepting the tyranny
00:38:19.680but you're arguing in favor of it because you're against tyranny it was very confusing and i'm like
00:38:24.940i just kind of get the fuck away from you guys because i'm gonna go crazy here oh yeah i mean
00:38:29.280even people at the like the Cato Institute, like Ilya Soman wrote articles that said vaccine
00:38:35.140mandates are libertarian. And that hasn't aged well at all. I mean, we look back and laugh at
00:38:40.460that. But there was a subsection of libertarianism arguing that and I hate to think that. But that
00:38:46.420is the grasp and association that a lot of people came across and said, Oh, that's a libertarian
00:38:51.700belief. But, you know, it seems to pervert the type of libertarianism that the Mises Institute
00:38:56.840that the rothbardians wanted to have so i mean at what point do we just defend this terminology
00:39:03.180to me it's just like defending the ideas and the principles are more important than defending like
00:39:08.380a grand philosophy because people make associations that wouldn't necessarily represent what i think
00:39:14.220if that makes sense top yeah i like tom woods um he'll go to war for the world with the word
00:39:20.140libertarian and i'm just like man tom just like it's not worth it let him have it let him have
00:39:25.240it man and make up another word or something but like it these are these are all great dudes like
00:39:29.980yeah dice thinks that too and i'm i'm good friends with both tom woods and jeff dice
00:39:35.240um def jeff is on the other side of that i don't care about defending the lingo
00:39:39.400tom might but then my retort sometimes if i'm to be a curmudgeon like an autistic curmudgeon
00:39:44.760which i am i guess at times i would say well what about capitalism would you no longer
00:39:49.260ascribe to being a capitalist because marx used that as a pejorative he described it in a way
00:39:54.360that supports like corporate welfare and stuff like that and it's like at some point we have to
00:39:59.340use words that others understand but it is a balance of using words that have been tarnished
00:40:03.880so much by charlatans too so this isn't an easy topic to try to navigate through all the time
00:40:09.400yeah we get caught up on words with with people it's very difficult you find that in in sort of a
00:40:16.340cultural subversion um that attacking the definition of a word yeah redefining things
00:40:22.260is a really great place to start if you can disrupt the fundamentals that keep it from
00:40:27.780being able to have an effective conversation around it right so um you know just the idea
00:40:33.120to use a great example is like what is a woman it stops the whole conversation if you can't even
00:40:38.580define the fundamentals of what you're talking about then it really slows things that's a great
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00:41:30.420to talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it um i want to bring it back to something
00:41:35.400that we talked about before with um the idea of like the younger generations kind of waking up to
00:41:41.940you know uh the government of israel's involvement with with our own and um and i wonder as we're
00:41:49.700speeding towards this thing top that you highlighted where it's like it seems like
00:41:52.920there's a goal and they're coming to it because they're getting really sloppy and they're moving
00:41:56.220really fast is getting thinner and they got to get through the door well it's like a race
00:42:00.060it's a race that's exactly what we're seeing play out man i think yeah i and i would say so and i
00:42:05.820would say you know if the goal was to eliminate israel's enemies in the middle east i think it
00:42:10.120goes beyond that to like really crazy places but a place that everybody can grasp is if iran is
00:42:15.040really the last one of these what was it seven countries we talked about earlier yeah yeah you
00:42:19.640know that is a great goal that you could suspect is you know what they're racing towards i think
00:42:24.260they did a good job they did a great job how do you take listen i don't want to sound like a neocon
00:42:28.680here or anything but i'm like damn we we took out the president of venezuela i mean efficacy and
00:42:33.460iran it's like these guys are getting really good at moving and shaking dude so so um then the race
00:42:40.020you might be able to paint it as a you know is i mean iran's demise versus the awareness
00:42:47.200of the american public to realize what's happening and say no it kind of makes me question like okay
00:42:55.940okay you get all that you get it you got it now but these people are real mad they're like yeah
00:43:00.600even if it doesn't even if they get iran what if a year from now everyone's like wait a second no
00:43:06.900we know what we saw and and is that too little too late does it matter does israel you know
00:43:12.160rise to some unstoppable superpower because now all their enemies are gone and and they have you
00:43:17.740know from the whatever it is the river to the sea however the expression goes um or do we do we see
00:43:23.740that really soon what what are your thoughts on that dave as far as the race between public
00:43:28.640awareness is it enough soon enough or is it too little too late well that's a tough question it
00:43:35.540depends on what you mean by soon enough. Now, do I think that this will produce anti-Israel
00:43:41.840presidential candidates in 2028? I don't think that. I think that'd be a little bit optimistic
00:43:46.560from our vantage point on this. But at the same time, if you're asking about presidential
00:43:50.660candidates, like I alluded to earlier, 10 years from now, I think that might work. Regardless of
00:43:55.900the political system, the culture will change. And to some extent, I believe in what Breitbart
00:44:00.500said when politics is a fast follower or a downstream effect of what you're seeing in
00:44:05.920the culture. Now, I think that what we know from history, though, is not that Israel can
00:44:11.180necessarily, even though we have overthrown a lot of regimes at their behest and most recently
00:44:17.300Iran, they might have to deal with future adversaries because this behavior in the region
00:44:22.280is not just going to win them more friends, even though right now they see Iran as kind of the
00:44:28.200final domino to fall in the clean break strategy. Like the Turks don't exactly like Israel that much,
00:44:35.160by the way. And like the Saudis in Jordan innately would not like Israel very much
00:44:39.920unless the U.S. literally paid them off just not to go to war with Israel. You could see the Saudis
00:44:45.220turn. I know that the BRICS countries want them in their alliance and they were entertaining a
00:44:50.680membership for some time. You could see these dynamic shift just as they shifted against the
00:44:55.060United States. Two examples in Afghanistan, the United States funded the Mujahideen in Afghanistan
00:45:01.040when the Soviets invaded through BCCI, a criminal bank. And, you know, through Pakistan's ISI and
00:45:07.800the CIA, they funded them with weaponry. Well, then you see the emergence of the Taliban and
00:45:12.240Al Qaeda within the country funding attacks against us. And then you see the United States
00:45:16.980fund Iraq in the Iraq Iran war at times funding both sides of that conflict. But both countries
00:45:23.680then eventually became the enemies ostensibly of the United States. So I think Israel might see
00:45:29.040that too. So if it's too little, too late, I don't know. I see things shifting in a generally
00:45:34.340better direction than they've ever shifted before on the right. That's what I'll say. It's a white
00:45:38.940pill to me, that and the rise of the independent media. But whether it's too late, I don't know.
00:45:43.660I mean, we're $39 trillion in debt, inflation's through the roof. Seems like economic meltdown
00:45:49.160is just like a preordained destiny to some extent but i do think at least people are awakening to
00:45:55.120this more than they used to and that's at least moving in a better direction does that make sense
00:45:59.460it's a matter of perspective too really right i mean too late for us is one thing too late for
00:46:04.620iran is another thing i agree i agree with everything you just said it's just now that
00:46:09.120there's the crazy card that uh we deal with on the show and it's like while all this dumb shit
00:46:14.120is happening we have donald trump going you know what man i might just disclose aliens and
00:46:18.740it's not you know the alien stuff is fun right um well something that but we know it exists like we
00:46:24.380we know that the craft the technology exists and if we're talking about this kind of like economic
00:46:29.140calamity you don't you don't crash something unless you have what's ready to be built in its
00:46:35.540place that's like a pete quinones kind of things like start building what you want to see in its
00:46:39.480place and i'm like that's a great idea although i don't think we have the means to do it but uh
00:46:44.460who does have the means is the government so if they have this tech that's like ready to be
00:46:48.660released we use a little bit of it like the discombobulator in venezuela we have this great
00:46:53.020success great success great success they were discombobulated shitting from their butts
00:46:57.920we we have this ready to roll out like sometimes i start to think like man are they gonna base an
00:47:04.140entirely new what like just scrap this economy everything you have fuck you roll out zero point
00:47:10.160technology new stuff yeah all new stuff and like just start moving as if not because that's how
00:47:15.220they they do with currencies yeah or economies it doesn't kind of like slowly go away it's like
00:47:20.980you guys were using the flower and like not anymore and now we're using this everyone holding
00:47:25.340that you're beat and we're doing the new thing and i'm looking at that and i'm saying that's a
00:47:31.460very good possibility a very likely possibility that we're ready to move on to some crazy new
00:47:35.980technology that will really shift the dynamics of well let's give dave some some extra crazy for
00:47:40.940that which is it's of the same flavor it's of the same flavor i don't know if you're aware of it
00:47:45.400dave uh there's a there's a gentleman named uh chris bledsoe and he's a uh long time crazy well
00:47:50.400yeah he's a long time oh yeah the bills and and patriots quarterback yeah no no no not that guy
00:47:55.980he's different dude uh this is a long time uh abductee victim right he's you know uh in tight
00:48:02.700with the phenomenon uaps ufos you name it and he's been saying to his credit for a really long
00:48:08.080time since like 2006 uh or 2000 i'm sorry 2016 that um you know he was abducted in some entity
00:48:15.800that identifies itself as the lady it's take it all with a grain of salt but gives him a prophecy
00:48:20.440and that prophecy is that there's going to be is a multitude of there it goes a multitude of
00:48:24.400prophecies that he is uh the recipient of but one of them in particular is about a coming war with
00:48:29.000iran and israel which is not profound right we've kind of seen that coming for a long time
00:48:33.480um but that this war would get to a point where it would uh be on the edge of nuclear exchange
00:48:41.320and that it would be stopped what we would see is orbs rising up out of the ocean now
00:48:47.220i want to frame this not even necessarily in the sense of something non-human right maybe
00:48:54.020it could be framed as what what top is talking about these technologies that they may or may not
00:49:00.400have that either they reverse engineered or it's just in the in the sense that the government is
00:49:05.380always what's the expression uh 10 to 15 years ahead of 70 yeah maybe that that might be more
00:49:11.120app um ahead of us ahead of the public in their advancements in technology and the idea that they
00:49:16.940would obfuscate a thing from us and create a whole scenario or at least take advantage take advantage
00:49:22.720of an organic unfolding scenario uh to then introduced you know these these technologies
00:49:29.160or something like this so this is what he's saying now this guy's going on a kind of a little bit of a
00:49:33.680warm-up victory lap where he's saying hey we pointed to this as early as 2016 if you're in
00:49:40.100the uap space all these videos are hitting the internet in a time where none of it's verifiable
00:49:45.460because ai is crazy um of orbs coming up out of the ocean if you look at disclosure uh we were
00:49:52.460just reading earlier is a military intelligence personnel saying that he has uh on document over
00:49:59.020500 instances i believe of times over the last 70 years where there was going to be an exchange
00:50:06.500some of like the nuclear variety where it was allegedly thwarted by ufos and and if you pay
00:50:13.240attention to that narrative at all um that's not new there are people in all these documentaries
00:50:18.340that come out and go i'm of you know in naval intelligence for 30 years and we witnessed you
00:50:24.680know this ufa ufo unidentified flying out uap you name it come along and disarm a nuclear warhead
00:50:31.800this is part of the cultural zeitgeist if you're paying attention to that thing so i think to your
00:50:36.380point top yeah maybe maybe even if this isn't um aliens or whatever you want to call them
00:50:42.380um this could well be technology that the government has and this could all be pointing
00:50:48.280to one big not just a regime change uh but a you know a currency change uh you know a big
00:50:56.740techno technological revolution you name it i think maybe all those things are on the table
00:51:01.020yeah here's what i say so i i'm not proficient in the uaps the ufo stuff i do think the timing
00:51:07.840of unveiling that through, who is it? Paulina Luna at the time when the Epstein files are at
00:51:14.800the top of people's minds is not necessarily coincidental, but what I will say is it's not
00:51:19.360even conspiratorial to think that there'll be some, you know, the great, it's the great reset,
00:51:23.900right? You know, they're on, on the record talking about this, the change of kind of financial
00:51:28.700dominance throughout the world. You see it playing out in a way where Bricks hasn't done this yet,
00:51:33.640But there is a lot of people that want bricks to drive to adopt like a new currency. Right.
00:51:38.620And if they do that and allow that to become the new world's reserve currency, that will be economically catastrophic to the United States.
00:51:46.180So it's not even, I think, conspiracy where this plays out.
00:51:49.800I think you're seeing people openly talking about it at globalist organizations like the Trilateral Commission and Council for Foreign Relations and the World Economic Forum, et cetera.
00:51:59.980So I think that that is the design for many people to want to follow.
00:52:04.880As far as technology that government is ahead of pace in developing, I don't know enough about that.
00:52:10.180But what I will say is a possible counter argument is it seems like sometimes entrepreneurialism kind of speeds out technology before the government.
00:52:18.600But then the government gets its talons in it and co-ops it.
00:52:21.800Examples are like Uber and 3D printing and potentially like Bitcoin, depending on what you think about that.
00:52:27.400is like i think it actually works in the other way where the government gets its hands in it
00:52:31.400but after it's been produced by actual entrepreneurs so just some food for thought
00:52:35.880i will say yeah so it's a misnomer to say that the government has produced the government doesn't
00:52:39.760produce anything but they do co-opt and they do fund these people that are producing these things
00:52:44.700so they're usually the first ones in and if they have their if they have their claws in it they
00:52:48.880can make that proprietary for the government then you're under a government contract in a sense
00:52:53.060were kind of like talking about the same thing but using different words yeah yeah it's like
00:52:57.780the people that said you know palantir is a private company right but it's like no the cia
00:53:02.680was it's only quiet for five or six years so you're exactly right i mean this episode is brought
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01:04:15.640talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it well this is we're entering this time
01:04:20.920we were talking about it with with the the war footage and everything and whether or not that's
01:04:24.720even a thing that would be allowed to hit the internet you know coming out of israel but um
01:04:29.040between the files muddying the waters and you might call it the fog of war you know i think
01:04:34.140that's pretty apt given the circumstances but ai has reached rapidly this point where um
01:04:40.460i'm having a hard time dude looking at i was scrolling earlier before the show and i was like
01:04:46.380well that maybe that is a goat man traveling the hillside in scotland it looked a lot like a goat
01:04:51.280man traveling the hillside in scotland and i i don't know what we are just given the timeline
01:04:56.680the expedience with which ai is developing it might be safe to say that either we're there
01:05:03.000right now or within the month we're going to reach a place where it's indiscernible not long ago
01:05:08.040within the month yeah because not long ago i was saying prediction man i was saying three years
01:05:12.420okay and then all of a sudden a couple of months later i reassessed the landscape and i went oh
01:05:16.880god no tomorrow it might be like it might be not three years but like six months or something
01:05:21.920that was maybe uh two months ago that i was saying that now i'm reassessing the landscape again and
01:05:27.840i'm going no some of these things are getting past my radar so so what happens oh yeah you have
01:05:32.640Dude, on Twitter, you have like videos of politicians talking that sometimes I can scrutinize it enough to be like, no, I think that's AI slot.
01:05:41.000But sometimes, man, it walks that line where I'm not sure.
01:05:45.380And this is becoming prevalent and it will be part of our future, whether we like it or not.
01:06:00.580Yeah, but you got to you got to report real shit.
01:06:02.640earlier today we showed a video of joe biden posing as a as as a bunch of different characters
01:06:07.720and we told people that it was real getting interviewed by uh mean gene ogerson yeah and it
01:06:13.060was it was a great video number one uh and number two we told people was a real event and so um
01:06:18.120you know you're sitting here trying to it's kind of this really remarkable time you're getting so
01:06:25.220much information and so much of it is providing so much revelation but then it's like um i
01:06:32.620don't know you might imagine it like uh like you know indiana jones when the when the wall is
01:06:38.120coming down on the other side of the wall it's all of a sudden it lifted up and it was like the
01:06:42.620truth is there and you start moving towards it and all of a sudden the walls start closing
01:06:46.020and it's like as the walls come in and that that window gets smaller and smaller that those
01:06:51.860surrounding walls that's all complete disinformation complete fake shit and if they can fake these
01:06:59.000videos and they can fake images what about like emails emails with human error in the text and
01:07:07.880and emails that show you a date and a time and a corresponding email address a sender and a
01:07:14.560recipient and and the doj is releasing this but it's like if you can make all that other crap
01:07:20.180you can make this this is this is nothing this is white background in text i you know and in in a
01:07:27.100month dude i don't know where we're going to be but i don't know what to do about that that i don't
01:07:32.800know what the hell is true anymore my devil's advocate response is first of all i totally agree
01:07:38.560you're totally right that that will happen that is happening it seems like that's pretty easy
01:07:42.680compared to some of the things that ai does today that that will happen but i'm kind of a techno
01:07:48.020optimist compared to a lot of maybe my peers in the dissonant world because i think there's going
01:07:53.180to be a consumer demand for AI fact-checking that will counter some of the false narratives.
01:07:58.760They'll compare real videos of this situation unfolding with the AI video that corresponds
01:08:04.220to it in some way and yield results much like community notes will. So I actually think there
01:08:09.080could be a silver lining scenario here where citizens are given good information from reputable
01:08:16.240AI that serves their interests. Now, to the extent that that would be perverted, that kind of AI and
01:08:21.140twisted to like reinforce things that are wrong that's a threat too but i see this unfolding in
01:08:26.860a possible way in which we actually will be able to sift through the nonsense with ai itself even
01:08:32.640while there's dark ai that is you know running cover and doing falsities if that makes any sense
01:08:37.960i'm not trying to actually no i mean that might actually be a good thing he's talking about a
01:08:41.340free market solution but with that idea it kind of slows it would naturally slow down the news cycle
01:08:47.700like after uh you know i don't maybe a couple maybe a couple of months of just insanity fake
01:08:53.040shit fake shit fake shit by the time somebody develops something like this people might uh
01:08:57.860learn to learn the behavior of like okay we have to wait a second we have to wait that would be
01:09:02.400great yeah that would be real breaks yeah if people like us didn't immediately told you know
01:09:06.840roll fake biden out dressed as a dragon ball z character in front of the audience and go it's
01:09:10.660real it's what they deserve it is what they deserve well we do that we give the people what
01:09:13.900they deserve but that is an interesting concept because um we watch the the the news cycle
01:09:19.220shorten we know events happening so often and in that what it birthed is this rush to be the first
01:09:25.360one and eventually what's going to happen is with so much fake information coming out person is not
01:09:31.740going to have a career yeah because they're going to be the first asshole effectively who came out
01:09:36.240and spread a thing you know with virality i would hope at least people would pick up on that and go
01:09:41.160hey your post that you did no vetting on and we live in this place where it's really important
01:09:45.760now more so than ever it was before now it's super important got you know 100 million views
01:09:50.980so 100 million people got led astray by you who fell for ai slop and wanted to be first and i would
01:09:57.540hope yeah maybe maybe we will um be more stringent in our discernment i don't i mean it's asking a
01:10:04.200lot it's really not our style actually as i'm saying it i'm like that's not human beings we
01:10:09.080want it now we want it fast and we want it to be highly addictive and to be honest too dude i think
01:10:14.500that there's a part of the human experience the human impulse that actually isn't looking for
01:10:19.360true information it's looking for narratives that suit their predefined interests and their
01:10:24.200predefined philosophy and outlooks on the world right and i'm not saying that i'm you know not
01:10:29.700privy to these impulses that sometimes like confirmation bias is a really powerful dynamic
01:10:35.200on the human psyche, man. And people aren't necessarily looking for the truth. Some people
01:10:40.640are from time to time and in various things, but a lot of people are just looking for confirmation
01:10:45.580that they're right. I mean, that's sad, but that's true, I think.
01:10:49.600So, I mean, yeah, I would agree with that. And that's mostly what we suffer from right now.
01:10:54.220And in some ways, we are like children who are just getting too much too fast and it's too good
01:10:58.960what we're getting. And I don't mean that that is actually good in its nature. I just mean like,
01:11:02.640yeah confirmation bias you know vindication feelings of vindication and such um and you know
01:11:08.080i kind of want to get your thoughts on on this it's a little bit of a departure from uh the iran
01:11:12.480israel thing but it is on par with the epstein files um given this this i don't know if you've
01:11:17.760been looking at it dave this uh deposition that's taking place and um i do believe that
01:11:23.780something happened hillary clinton called for an investigation into the agencies that are
01:11:29.640associated with epstein's operation and those agencies you know i i imagine that would lead
01:11:35.160to massad and and things of that nature i don't know how real that's going to be but
01:11:38.780i if you would have said they're going to go speak at a deposition i wouldn't have said that
01:11:44.740was likely either yet here we are so um we live in a time where it's very popular to say nothing
01:11:52.640ever happens although right now it seems like a lot is happening do you think based off of
01:11:59.680the evidence that we have right now i say that in air quotes because we're not we're not dealing
01:12:03.700with evidence that's been brought to court we're not dealing with convictions or anything like
01:12:07.220that we're dealing with a shit ton 6.5 7 million files that have to be gone through and who knows
01:12:14.100if any of this will ever see a courtroom it's very frustrating like the online lawyers and some of
01:12:18.360some of these people who are actual lawyers on twitter they're going hey none of these things
01:12:22.920are actual evidence like this is all just accusation i'm like you're fucking right but
01:12:27.520i mean i really do think that they did eat those babies right i think they drank a bit at least
01:12:31.800one baby got drank yeah so i was like how do we prove that way do you go from here does anything
01:12:36.620ever well it's asking a lot for people to prove something when you're withholding half the files
01:12:41.380and the files that you do give us are full of black boxes right so right now i think that you
01:12:46.980I'm not a lawyer, but there seems to be enough connections, at least from Leon Black and Les Wexner financially, that tie them into this thing, especially if you're going to go with, hey, we put Les Wexner's name on a co-conspirator doc, and then we won't tell you what caused us to drop him off that list and stop investigating him.
01:13:04.740As far as the Clinton deposition, I'm with you. I was very surprised that Hillary Clinton said like she wants domestic and foreign ties between Epstein to be investigated further, because this is something a lot of people have been talking about, that even though there's this DOJ release that we have full of redactions, like I just told you guys, we know that there is over a billion dollars in wire transfer records between Epstein and people of prominence that the Treasury Department is sitting on.
01:13:33.780Say what you want about Ron Wyden. He's terrible in so many ways. But Democratic Senator Ron Wyden was insistent that there's something here and that this should be subpoenaed for the whole Senate to see.
01:13:45.140And ideally, the U.S. public should see it. I think if you follow the money, you really will see Epstein's criminal ties.
01:13:52.040Not only that, but they haven't opened the CIA files on Epstein, man. And I just can't think that there's not a single CIA file on Epstein.
01:14:00.260so they're obfuscating things that might exist now why hillary clinton mentioned that that did
01:14:05.700surprise me because her family's tied into the deep state and some of these mysterious deaths
01:14:10.800like mark middleton and uh vince foster so there you have it it's it's almost like a like i dare
01:14:16.840you to like she she must know that she's going down with the ship or something and she's like
01:14:21.360you know she's shooting everywhere i mean maybe there's something to that look uh i want to i
01:14:27.860want to add i like asking david these crazy questions did you watch the deposition videos
01:14:31.960well no okay so part of her deposition was released later but some of it was off camera i
01:14:37.080believe so i looked into it i didn't follow that one as closely as wexner because i always believed
01:14:42.040there was more there with wexner and he lied through his teeth on several different levels
01:14:46.120we don't have to get into that but i haven't thoroughly looked at what clinton said outside
01:14:50.460of like some of the major headlines from it do you do you put any uh any weight behind the idea
01:14:55.220of the debook debook that les wexner said inhabited him as a child and uh helped him
01:15:01.140like climb a mountain in her book he literally said he was possessed by a demon and that's
01:15:08.140i think that's paraphrasing it from what he actually said in the article but
01:15:11.700he's on record on this it was covered by media i don't know what to make of that i look at more
01:15:17.680of like the the substantive ties financially to epstein he did bankroll epstein he claimed that
01:15:23.920L.A. de Rothschild, who was the head of the Rothschild banking empire, the French branch of
01:15:29.140it, gave him a positive referral. And that's why he hired Epstein, which is really interesting.
01:15:34.240And the Epstein researchers didn't know that before that time. But I think it's just preposterous
01:15:39.360that Les Wexner is going to go up there and say, he stole $46 million from me. I decided to settle
01:15:46.140this privately. It's like, no, billionaires actually sue people over this. He never told
01:15:51.140anyone of the fbi or the doj that this guy stole 46 million dollars from him i'm sorry i think they
01:15:57.520were tied into the same crimes to some extent speaking of wexner um and i think you're you're
01:16:03.520you're a measured man you're a reasonable man i'm going to continue to ask you crazy shit
01:16:06.660do you think um because within this this doj it's not always my forte i'm sorry guys no no no i
01:16:12.800i love this this is this is uh sometimes we get people to be like yeah for sure yeah people there's
01:16:17.040a lot of people that come out and say it's like demons and they'll go you guys are exactly right
01:16:21.400and you're right over the target and you're absolutely correct and nobody's more correct
01:16:24.860yeah the orbs are coming out of the sea yes yes it's nice to have somebody that goes hold on a
01:16:29.060second hold on a second i don't know about all that um this episode is brought to you by spreaker
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01:17:17.080talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it victoria's secret right uh you know
01:17:22.960there is speculation due to some some files in the in the doj drop that uh and a lot of people
01:17:29.960have thought this for a lot of time many of the victoria's secret models are in fact dudes
01:17:35.500they are in fact dudes and i and i go oh how fun to me that's maybe one of the more fun things uh
01:17:44.020that came out of this i mean it's right up there with fed when you put the triangle over someone's
01:17:48.620face and you go gender inversion i i want to i want to bolster this a little bit dave i don't
01:17:53.260want to just serve you up this cold plate of uh trainee victoria secret models but but you know
01:17:58.480culturally speaking right now it does seem that there is some push and interestingly enough
01:18:04.200that push towards uh gender studies gender inversion uh transitioning etc um you know
01:18:11.340hormones and children even that is within the epstein files he's uh talking about transhumanism
01:18:17.500for sure sure so so and i'm saying this to bail you out a little bit i want to give you the room
01:18:24.460to speculate um it's not unfounded i mean these things are in these files and you could look at
01:18:30.800them and go well it seems to me that maybe uh they want us to believe at the bare minimum that
01:18:35.820epstein had a lot more to do with maybe cultural phenomenon and geopolitics and a lot of different
01:18:41.860things than we would have given him credit for previously and when you look at the cultural
01:18:47.820impact of that lgbtq movement when we look at what we've been going through with children and
01:18:52.880hormone therapy and then we look at what's in these files and then we look over and victoria
01:18:57.500secret claims to have a gender inverted uh you know is this beyond the pale to you is this do
01:19:03.560you have room in your zeitgeist in your uh in your worldview for the lady boys in victoria's secret
01:19:10.660being being real perspective lady boys perspective lady boys yeah dude i'm sorry when i just say this
01:19:16.720is not really an area of my focus but but i will see what epstein said about like transhumanism
01:19:23.740and you know globalist efforts to push this mainstream like inseminating the world with his
01:19:29.600semen which is a major part if you've read that angle you have Epstein literally you know saying
01:19:34.740that David Rockefeller brought me into the trilateral commission and then you have people
01:19:39.540in the mainstream news literally saying that there's nothing to see in the entire Epstein
01:19:43.920disclosures outside of the connections to Israel outside of the connections to Les Wexner and Peter
01:19:48.700teal who heads up the palantir surveillance state like i can understand some people saying hey like
01:19:54.320you guys are getting a little bit too far out of your skis by not being you know very stringent on
01:20:00.720some of your evidence for some of these epstein angles but what i cannot understand is people
01:20:04.940taking a look at the totality of stuff here whether it's you know victoria's secret whether
01:20:09.480it's transhumanism all this stuff and saying literally there's nothing to see here i think
01:20:14.500you can immediately distrust someone that literally says there's nothing to see here you
01:20:19.260can just check their their bio on twitter i'm sure it's indonesia south asia south africa it's like
01:20:24.840so many of these these uh especially within the maga movement there are a ton of these really big
01:20:30.040pages you know people have been discovering it and now occasionally i'll click on it it'll be
01:20:34.380like a blonde woman with some pro trump take and she's got american flags yeah based in india based
01:20:40.420in africa based in asia that's true but there's also there's also this boomer class that i feel
01:20:45.440like cannot look at this like and i have a little bit of pity on them because it's like this is the
01:20:50.420world that you have lived in for 70 60 years or whatever and guess what buddy none of it's actually
01:20:56.720none of it's been true yeah it's a hard pill to swallow especially if you're busy swallowing
01:21:01.420you know a bunch of prescribed pills and you're you know kind of up there in age i mean we've been
01:21:06.680Yeah, the boomer mindset is so resistant to this stuff, man.
01:21:10.260And I know some exceptions that were on the JFK thing and things like that.
01:21:13.900They saw a peek behind the curtain a little bit and knew something was off from, you know, the early 60s.
01:21:19.020But a lot of them are so resistant because they've just been fed garbage through their lives.
01:21:23.200CNN and The New York Times and Fox News.
01:21:25.440I really think that amounts to most of it.
01:21:29.260And I think these people, too, you know, psychologically speaking, are in a place in their lives where the last thing they want.
01:21:36.540is the foundation of their worldview to be shook i mean oh you know if you're a young man if you're
01:21:42.720if you're a if you're a gen z or or you know even millennials i i was shown when i was real young
01:21:49.960like the official narrative is not what is actually happening here so i was accustomed to that but
01:21:55.560imagine having that veil pulled back pulled back isn't even the word i mean it's it's it's egregious
01:22:01.400It's it's horrifying. Potentially, the elites are sacrificing children. Potentially, we're being dog walked into a World War Three scenario by a country that has a disproportionate amount of representation in our own government.
01:22:14.940and not only that but it's the same country that you as an evangelical christian have been
01:22:19.280um you know supporting blindly you know what i mean for for a long time not just supporting
01:22:26.140though i mean it's it's like part of the drum that you beat every sunday in church is you know
01:22:30.320this 501c3 system um so yeah fundamentally pretty much everything that you thought is incorrect
01:22:37.420and all you wanted to do was enjoy retirement like yeah no what you say is so true man and i
01:22:44.300know it is because i went through this maybe on a different level but i was a devout neocon i was
01:22:50.380parroting the george bush dick cheney wolfowitz richard pearl propaganda going into a wreck i
01:22:56.140really was i died in the wool neocon and then when you know people like ron paul and pat buchanan
01:23:02.620exposed this madness and i really looked into you know the primary sources and stuff i was like
01:23:08.220what what have i been supporting i was a young man at the time you know i i was 21 when i discovered
01:23:13.580you know, the anti-war movement and things like that. But I went through this too. And I had to
01:23:18.760question like my, my own sanity, my own personal constitution over this. So yeah, that is a tough
01:23:24.880thing to deal with. And a lot of people don't want to face that, especially when it's like
01:23:29.04060 years of that. I went through this when it was only 21 years through that. And I'm not saying
01:23:34.120that there's, there's exact parallels, but I do think that is a dynamic here. Yeah. Yeah. It's,
01:23:38.860it's something that I've been trying to, you know, I joke about it. It's, it's fun to make
01:23:42.500fun of the boomers and and you know deservedly so there's quite a bit to make fun of but like
01:23:47.020yeah man the the psychological implications of of having these things not only um revealed to you
01:23:53.460but revealed to you that you've been uh complicit and and we all have right i mean even at the at
01:23:59.080the most fundamental level they're taking our tax dollars from your you know your your work day and
01:24:04.140and they're funneling it into all kinds of crazy shit um but complicit in the sense of uh being a
01:24:10.860cultural, I don't want to say gatekeeper, but you're guarding this thing. You're standing firm
01:24:16.340in your beliefs and you're telling people who come up to you, they have their complaints about
01:24:20.340like, are you sure? It seems like they do have a lot of pull in what happens here in America.
01:24:25.260What about the whole dual citizenship? And that's like, it creates reactivity in these
01:24:29.820individuals, in these boomers. So yeah, to find out how many arguments you've potentially been in
01:24:35.600that you've been arguing for not just like the wrong side of things,
01:24:44.100I don't want to use like moral words like good or bad or evil or anything like
01:24:48.500that. But it's like this, this, uh, agenda, you know,
01:24:53.160as you laid out seven countries and how many years they wanted.
01:24:56.160And this is nefarious at the least. And you've been complicit.
01:25:01.440You've been aiding, you've been funding, you've been championing.
01:25:04.720it's a rough place to be man so i i have a lot of empathy for it um i think boomers get
01:25:10.480boomers get um the real shit end of the stick not not financially not uh any of those things but i
01:25:17.340just mean in the cultural conversation they get the shit end of the stick and uh they've been
01:25:22.280memed to death but it's like there was a lot of things that went into creating that mindset
01:25:27.200yeah totally man you bring up like dual citizenship if we're talking that it's like
01:25:32.900i'm a christian i don't believe a man can have two masters and i believe that both in regard
01:25:37.400to temporal versus eternal like i don't think that governments can supplant your allegiance
01:25:43.840to god but at the same time even on a lower level on the hierarchy having allegiances to
01:25:49.480two governments especially when you're elected to represent people that's just even more toxic
01:25:54.640and perverted man and u.s law prevents the necessity of having u.s elected officials even
01:26:01.260divulge what citizenry they have. We don't even know how many citizens in our Congress are, you
01:26:07.580know, dual citizens, maybe dual Israeli citizens. We don't even know. They're not forced to disclose
01:26:12.700that. I think some of them have, but it's few and far between. So that's terrible. And you're right.
01:26:18.000I mean, a lot of this stuff, it's like, man, people don't want to believe that they're leading
01:26:22.720they're living in a world based on lies. But ultimately, a lot of us are. And I do think
01:26:28.260we're better off even if exposed to that even what it does to the human psyche once we overcome that
01:26:34.220and then operate toward truth but you know the veil has to be lifted i think it's being lifted
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01:27:31.960publish it yeah i uh you know this this whole drawing attention to it has not only been something
01:27:38.020that you kind of bit ridiculed for or labeled anti-semitic or any of these things um but
01:27:43.920there's also been you know i think here in florida we had laws passed because sort of
01:27:47.880anti-Semitism laws that I don't know if they got passed. I don't know exactly what the you know,
01:27:53.040the end result of that situation was. But it reminds you of just historical instances where
01:27:58.240in order to quell speech, you pass some sort of a law, anti-Semitism law or whatever, making it a
01:28:03.080criminal offense, you know, just talking about these things. So from not only does Florida have
01:28:08.560such a law, Ron DeSantis signed it into being while in Israel, by the way. Was that is that
01:28:16.180just for colleges or is that in general because i um it's a law that defines certain anti-israeli
01:28:21.760speech as if it's anti-semitism and actually this came up on tucker's show he talked about it and
01:28:27.200you know talked about how how much of a lunatic campaign this was i'm not too well versed in all
01:28:34.600the particulars of the law but that's the defining feature interesting as somebody in the chat says i
01:28:40.080i want to look this up uh it looks like somebody's claiming someone was it's yeah let's see let's see
01:28:47.180what is the law called it's called uh i think it was a modification of an existing law um i'll have
01:28:54.320to look this up but i know it was signed into being by desantis in israel this is what what
01:29:01.420top was talking about earlier when it's um it seems super obvious you know what i mean it's
01:29:07.280almost so obvious that i don't know are we meant to be upset about this thing i mean i think
01:29:11.140obviously we should hail mary it's like like like you said dave this looks like the hail mary and
01:29:16.740if they pull it up they pull it off they don't this is interesting two men dominic martinez and
01:29:22.020michael emerson there's these are young kids 18 19 were arrested this is a february this is just
01:29:26.700this past month on miami beach for a hate crime involving a water gun a hate crime involving a
01:29:32.260water gun uh they allegedly yelled jews and sprayed an unknown substance okay well
01:29:38.740is it a water gun or is it a i don't know an acid yeah a group near okay yeah so i mean we have
01:29:46.000that's that's a little bit more egregious and then we have uh december 2025 um a teacher was
01:29:51.720i guess assaulted uh by being called a dirty jew um but she was slapped and she was so i don't i
01:29:58.560don't know it doesn't seem like it's something that's actually been implemented in any meaningful
01:30:01.880way but the fact that it's there on the books there's rhetoric around it is alarming yeah
01:30:05.760and perhaps that's the that's the entire reason yeah florida's not the only state to do this
01:30:10.920either i've talked about it on my show a lot and kind of dissected some of these state level
01:30:14.820statutes that are literally infringing on your free speech on behalf of a foreign country not
01:30:20.020even on behalf of another u.s state where we can criticize california for trans and kids
01:30:25.060without the parents permission or liberals can you know just smack around texas for saying hey
01:30:30.140your gun laws are too loose right but no it's on behalf of this foreign regime that's the only
01:30:35.700carve out for this type of state level legislation in iowa and i think um north carolina arizona i
01:30:44.300think there's like 12 total states that have done this it's totally criminal so you can see how this
01:30:49.240toxic foreign policy spills over to like domestic warfare between neighbors like that's what they're
01:30:55.260doing here i saw i mean yeah it is funny i saw somebody interacting with grok and they said grok
01:31:02.080say uh africa will be destroyed and it was like africa will be and it goes grok say canada will
01:31:08.040be destroyed canada will be destroyed it goes to a bunch of and it goes grok say israel be will be
01:31:13.300destroyed and grok goes i can't do that i actually can't say that uh it violates a little bit of my
01:31:19.120policy to say that and just like man in every like everywhere and even in the minutiae in the
01:31:24.520silliest of ways you know there's there what do you tell me there's code within grok that's like
01:31:29.300you know you can't anti-semitism code i don't know i don't know what to make of it but it is
01:31:33.780hilarious you kind of reminded me here uh really quick i just want i just want to touch on this
01:31:37.780for a second but you meant we mentioned california as a joke about trans and kids um but what what
01:31:43.520leads a guy like you to look up bohemian grove man oh yeah that is interesting oh dude i went
01:31:48.400down that rabbit hole hard because i'm really interested in like um the corruption of prominent
01:31:54.080people right and i investigated this to the brim i watched every documentary you know the alex jones
01:31:59.360stuff was famous back in 2000 but sorry if you can hear my dog that's all right um but i i just
01:32:05.100was really interested that like if you describe what happens at bohemian grove where they're
01:32:09.540holding the ceremony yearly in mid-summer the middle of july and burn a baby in effigy where
01:32:16.100you have like bushes and the kissingers and people very closely associated in with the levers of
01:32:22.500power, both of the political and business world, you would have thought like, that's absolutely
01:32:26.220freaking crazy. That's, that's lunatic stuff, but it really happens, man. And I think that there's
01:32:31.840some interesting information there. I'm not even saying necessarily nefarious things happen,
01:32:36.560but I do think power-broking deals do happen there. And we know from even firsthand accounts
01:32:42.100of journalists, uh, I brought this up with Shane Cashman. There's a guy named Philip Weiss who
01:32:47.120wrote for spy magazine that infiltrated bohemian grove one summer and he wrote that he met reagan
01:32:53.220there this was 1989 right after reagan's presidency had ended he met with reagan and then reagan
01:32:59.600confirmed to him according to his account you can read this in his article saying that he decided
01:33:04.360to let nixon run unopposed for president in 1968 when reagan was rising in prominence at the time
01:33:12.080So you can't say if that account is true, that major political decisions happen under this cover of secrecy, this men's club.
01:33:19.780And there's so many different interesting things about it. But that's kind of how I got interested in it.
01:33:24.700Well, this is exactly what I think, you know, people will say, you know, it's just it's just a men's club.
01:33:30.160They're just doing it. And it's just a it's just an effigy. It's not a real sacrifice.
01:33:33.640it's so it was fun for us for like well it's that is it is still very to uh no no to like
01:33:39.000run alongside like the political like the political guys the political pundits that
01:33:43.080really are like good on a lot of this stuff and uh we'll go well yeah that's an end that's an
01:33:48.500interesting scene that you got played out there how come there's a backdrop of moloch yeah and
01:33:53.460it's always like yeah our political friends are always like yeah i mean but there's a lot of
01:33:58.620corruption and i was like that is it for sure yeah uh i just gotta know why you know what's
01:34:03.600a great thing to do this is what i think they do uh in order to adhere to the deal the deal is
01:34:09.980you're gonna run unopposed or whatever the deal is it is to commit um horrifying atrocities
01:34:16.800together and that is a way to uh you know drama bond you know it's gonna say in psychology they
01:34:23.940call it trauma bonding but it's a great way to not only do that but to also blackmail the other
01:34:29.920individual whatever decision is made here we'll never leave here because of this horrifying thing
01:34:36.600that we did together beneath this effigy of a giant owl you know which which we're now seeing
01:34:42.460in the epstein files as well like there's that level of blackmail of you have all you have
01:34:46.720celebrities you have business owners you have political elite showing up to an island yeah and
01:34:51.260they're yeah they're making deals well it's like it's like tell me you you made a a a deal that
01:34:56.800forever changed the fate of a nation or or was pivotal in geopolitics or whatever that was
01:35:01.920inherently corrupt okay you made that deal fantastic where did you make that deal at
01:35:06.540what what were you doing who were you with because all those questions come next if you ever admit to
01:35:13.600making that deal you will never admit to making that deal because not the deal but the follow-up
01:35:20.240questions about where you were who you were with what you were doing are so much worse than even
01:35:26.820the deal that you made that you're never going to speak so that's yeah that's not even the the
01:35:32.080spiritual implications of it i'm just talking it is a um it's it's very effective at keeping
01:35:37.900people's mouths shut yeah totally man and like here's another example with bohemian grove we
01:35:43.660know and i think they hid this for a time we know that key players in the manhattan project including
01:35:49.560Oppenheimer went there and they have a special cabin within Bohemian Grove today showing that
01:35:55.240key members that were involved in the development of the atomic bomb were members there and discussed
01:36:01.280it there. They have a commemoration of it. And yeah, we're under this guise and this suggestion
01:36:07.440that we have representative government, that government makes decisions that are reflective
01:36:11.880of us when it seems like a lot of these big decisions happen under the cover of secrecy and
01:36:18.020with small conspiratories conspiracy people that engage in these conspiracies together which we
01:36:26.320know happens through the annals of history that's just the facts the elites do conspire against us
01:36:31.900regardless of whether people want to admit that or not it was i want to ask you this and i want
01:36:36.900to respect your time i know we've been going for a while but so on the topic of um you know being
01:36:42.080like like let's say being libertarian and trying to affect change through the um the the correct
01:36:49.140channels using the system to your advantage trying to infiltrate it how does one begin to do that
01:36:55.300when it seems ever more obvious that at the upper echelons of this system that you know you hope to
01:37:02.280infiltrate and affect change in they're doing something that is well not only outside of the
01:37:09.680system but it seems to be part of the system the libertarian party has gotten so goofy that i from
01:37:14.300when i'm when i'm paying attention to now they're jumping down dave's throat dave smith's throat
01:37:18.760because he backed trump because not because he supports him but because he's like hey we could
01:37:23.160actually have some sort of opinion on what happens here and they kind of tried that a little even
01:37:27.500though he got booed at the national convention uh trump got booed uh i thought it was a good
01:37:32.120strategy but obviously it doesn't it didn't well see if i was if i was the advisor to dave smith
01:37:36.700what i would have said is you might consider that he's drinking babies i'm not saying he is
01:37:42.680drinking babies but like if he were to be drinking babies how would that play into your view of of
01:37:48.620you know associating with this and hijacking i'm not even saying it was a bad move listen i still
01:37:52.960voted for trump too and i was like i know we know what comes with it but i didn't expect him to go
01:37:57.600this bad this quickly yeah not and i didn't support him and i didn't think he would go this
01:38:02.700bad to be honest and like i can only defend my own actions i haven't voted since 2012 i believe
01:38:08.960i didn't support trump although i could see at the time not knowing what we do know now
01:38:14.560that at least some of the rhetoric was actually good i mean this guy was literally floating the
01:38:19.360idea of doge which would cut out two trillion dollars from the federal budget he'd end the war
01:38:24.240in ukraine day one you know he'd do some great things according to the rhetoric but it just
01:38:30.020proved to be rhetoric. Whereas Kamala Harris, man, they were literally talking about resurrecting
01:38:34.880the Ministry of Truth and policing speech on the internet at the end of her campaign,
01:38:39.500like literally. So I could see why people were kind of buying into that to some extent. And then
01:38:45.120you had the Ross Albrecht thing, which was a win, although it's not as big of a win as like, hey,
01:38:49.840shutting down the wars or stopping this insane spending. But at the same time, I could kind of
01:38:54.800see why people were doing that. Now I'm not here to provide excuses, but at the same time,
01:38:59.900if you're going to hold that over Dave's head, like a, you know, a scythe or just put him under
01:39:05.080the guillotine for that, just about every libertarian at some point voted for a politician
01:39:10.300that ended up sucking. And that's probably putting it charitably, right? So I really liken this to
01:39:16.240Christianity. Like, you know, you can't focus on yourself being perfect. None of us are perfect.
01:39:23.800We all fall short of the glory. And some people that made mistakes, I mean, Paul, Saul of Tarsus
01:39:29.020is the ultimate example he was persecuting christians to their deaths including steven
01:39:33.980and then you know he turned his life around that's just you know in a kind of what would i say an
01:39:39.320archetypical example for what was possible it's what you do after you make those mistakes that's
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01:40:32.860to talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it yeah yeah i hear that well i mean yeah
01:40:39.400persecuting a man for what having some hope yeah or trying god forbid trying a little bit you know
01:40:45.160there's a man the options are limited but uh yeah i guess yeah i guess like you said before dave
01:40:52.340like we're gonna watch this thing play out and uh i am up if we get a long enough time frame and
01:40:57.520jesus christ doesn't return in the next three years or so i think i think that things will
01:41:01.820sort of even out people are noticing and hopefully they notice in the correct direction and we move
01:41:06.340toward a solution rather than just reaction because i think we're going to go through the
01:41:11.900reaction a little bit yeah but uh maybe after we've had time to like cool cool out i don't know
01:41:17.820i don't know i mean that i feel uh very uncertain i'm not afraid but i do feel like
01:41:23.440quick quick diagnosis of the next 10 years man what are you seeing how did how do you see this
01:41:28.220yeah i do think the noticing of like the israel first foreign policy is up close and center and
01:41:33.480and just like how much the institutions lie like no one bought like fbi narratives regarding um
01:41:40.280epstein and a lot of them doubted him on like the charlie kirk assassination just like widespread
01:41:45.240public support for these institutions are at an all-time low and i think that's a good thing
01:41:50.360same with the foreign policy i'm with you i don't think it will manifest like immediately
01:41:54.640politically but culturally i think it is moving man i really do think that i'm white pilled in
01:42:00.300some respect on the culture even though we don't feel it sometimes in our lives and it's a great
01:42:05.420time to be alive to do what me and you guys do where we're bringing these messages out you know
01:42:10.520there are algorithmic barriers and roadblocks to what we do to some extent but at the same time
01:42:15.680we can actually get it out there whereas we used to have to like you know achieve a level of
01:42:20.880prominence in the mainstream to be invited onto cnn or whatever like that's just not true anymore
01:42:26.200so you know just as a quick aside it is speaking of cnn bizarre to me how piers morgan is like
01:42:35.400still relevant and that's been something that i've just been wrestling with for like
01:42:38.440i don't know a few months now i'm like this guy you know was part of this system that was
01:42:43.820completely dying and somehow he's managed to stay this like novelty he's made himself into like the
01:42:48.880jerry springer of political shows in a way i secretly love his show guys i actually love his
01:42:55.280show because our boy dave smith just wrecks on there and yeah i mean he's found the way to make
01:43:01.520work and he's done what all the stooges in corporate media refuse to do and it's actually
01:43:06.480entertained conversations with people that are dissidents in addition to all the mainstream
01:43:11.920hacks which he does still feature in those debates but he's presenting things that americans actually
01:43:17.080view as substantive and debates that americans want to see and in a way i think he's kind of
01:43:21.540genius obviously we don't align politically but that's how he's survived he's done everything
01:43:26.560that the Don Lemons won't, that the Rachel Maddowls absolutely won't, because it would mean
01:43:32.040like entertaining suggestions that they don't want to be aired to the American public.
01:43:36.800Yeah, free speech. There's a thought. Yeah, the guy is horrific. But the fact that he's letting
01:43:41.460Dave Smith talk to some, you know, media talking head is like, hey, that guy's going to get eaten
01:43:45.880alive. And that's not going to be allowed on pretty much any other format. Maybe, you know,
01:43:50.400what was it? Patrick Bet David did that to Andrew Cuomo.
01:43:53.460so great that was the best yes speaking of these these these relics i look forward to future
01:43:57.720president stephen a smith so oh dave smith made did you see him make the case for that that dave
01:44:03.920thinks that there's an outside chance that stephen a smith will secure the democratic nomination
01:44:08.840because he's really quick on his feet in debates he's kind of an outsider he's not tainted by like
01:44:13.880covet and stuff and wokeness like i think that's at least interesting right but i don't know maybe
01:44:19.260maybe jesus christ should return maybe he should i've been i've been fucking hating steven a smith
01:44:24.480a rod was playing for the yankees i've been hating him since he uh i watched him do some
01:44:29.840some ufc analytics and i was like no i've been hating him i can't stand a full decade before
01:44:34.660that the guy is he is the worst but he does it right yeah he's like the floyd mayweather kind
01:44:39.720of thing where he's like the ultimate bad guy if you love him you love me hate him hate him
01:44:42.920i agree with dave smith once again probably and you know what he's a president america deserves
01:44:47.700well the thing about him is like no one knows like if he even has an ideology i think you could just
01:44:53.640tell him hey are you this viewpoint about subject x and he could actually make that argument because
01:44:58.720he's so adaptable to debates he's debated every topic in sports history right so yeah we'll see
01:45:04.780i mean i think it's more likely we're gonna end up with like a new summer aoc presidency i hate to
01:45:09.760say but you know we'll see it could be interesting to watch if nothing else that was disheartening
01:45:15.160as shit dude yeah yeah yeah uh so dave this is something that we like to ask people at the uh
01:45:21.400at the end of the show um not just in this conversation dave but in in all your exploits
01:45:25.980uh what did you say you started exploits is that a thing it might be i could be making up words on
01:45:31.340this show uh but but endeavors maybe is what i was looking for um you know especially now
01:45:37.7002026 is the gift that keeps on giving it's a weird phrase to use but just in the in the in
01:45:43.880the realm of fascinating crap to talk about you know that's the the place where it's giving gifts
01:45:48.360are you having fun dude i'm having a blast like the last two years have been the best two years
01:45:54.080of my life like professionally because i've been able to quit my corporate job and talk about what
01:45:58.680i'm interested in passionate about so yeah i'm having fun we live in a perilous world that's
01:46:03.900you know very tyrannical the biggest government the biggest welfare state biggest welfare uh
01:46:09.300regulatory apparatus and some of the worst foreign policy crusades for sure. But at the same time,
01:46:15.940man, I'm living life like I have only one and I do, and it's to serve Jesus Christ above all.
01:46:21.580But other than that, I'm just going to try to tell people the truth when I think they need to
01:46:25.600hear it the most. And it's often when it's most controversial, because that's what my hero Ron
01:46:30.240Paul did. He told hard truths at a time where it was most detrimental to his livelihood or his
01:46:36.960you know reputation but i think there's value in that so yeah i'm having fun i hope you guys are
01:46:41.980too though amen we're having a ton of fun yeah i will just say inappropriate amount of fun my
01:46:47.340favorite libertarians still are the ones that are christian christ-based i love it i wasn't
01:46:53.400aware that there was very many of those i had no idea he's one no i don't woods uh ron paul
01:46:58.440ron paul's christian yeah josh smith yeah ron paul's a christian jacob winograd oh yeah yeah
01:47:04.520That's our, that's my boy, a biblical anarchy. Yeah. We know him.
01:47:07.440I got to have him on, I got to have him on the show one day. Um, yeah, man,
01:47:10.740you guys like, cause that philosophy can get a little bit slippery,
01:47:13.420but I feel like if you have a good base, which is Jesus Christ,
01:47:16.880then the orbit of libertarianism really makes sense.
01:47:20.200And you're able to keep it, uh, not, it doesn't,
01:47:23.120it doesn't fly into anarchy or just, I don't know how to really describe it.
01:47:26.880It doesn't fly into chaos or do, do without will,
01:47:29.020because you have to have that, uh, that grounding. And then totally,
01:47:32.580I mean, Christ is the cornerstone, man. I wouldn't even say like I'm an anarchist in the eternal sense. I'm an anarchist in the temporal sense in terms of looking at the world now. But I believe in Christ's kingdom and he is the savior. And without him, like we're not held to any kind of moral standards. I don't believe in like moral relativism in that way. So I totally agree with you, Todd.
01:47:53.900yeah yeah that's that's where libertarian losing me but dude i'm glad to see that you're doing
01:47:59.560you're doing fantastic it's it's really cool to see like the people that i was i was lucky to
01:48:04.360work with early early early on just really flying like scott horton had maybe 15 000 followers on
01:48:10.540twitter now the guy is like through the roof yeah all these people that are moving man clint's rise
01:48:16.300has been awesome to watch too man fuck clint no no we've had we had like a little falling out but