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00:18:08.020And you wouldn't know about it if it was military.
00:18:10.500And it seems to be only in the proximity of a military base.
00:18:15.180Do you think that our U.S. military would allow something that they didn't control to be flying over their base every night for weeks?
00:18:23.380And that there wouldn't be no exploiting things happening, like shooting them down or at least telling us what's going on?
00:18:31.020I think the fact that it's near something that looks like a military base and it's a car-sized thing kind of suggests, I mean, it might be drones, but I imagine there's people in them.
00:18:45.040And I think they're probably just experimental crafts.
00:19:35.900Like, at the same time I decided there's so many sponsored and fake news and the news is just so obviously, you know, propagandized that I just stop using it.
00:19:48.280I just use perplexity or an AI if I think it's not going to lose sight.
00:19:54.900But perplexity doesn't do nearly the things that Google does.
00:19:59.920So, kind of a weird coincidence that just when it wasn't really a product, that's the first time it became illegal.
00:20:27.400Well, tragically, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare walked outside in Midtown today, just maybe an hour ago, and was murdered outside of the Hilton Hotel.
00:20:42.920And I believe the murderer was apparently waiting for him, so it was a planned attack.
00:20:47.600It was an assassination, not a random thing.
00:23:08.280Because I think the people who want to convict him are never going to change their minds because they'd just be racists.
00:23:14.340And the people who think that the jury itself is racist are not going to change their mind because it's obviously a racist case.
00:23:22.840So, I think that nobody's, you might, you might find people who are willing to be flexible on the argument of whether somebody did a crime.
00:23:31.780I don't think you're going to find, I don't think you're going to find flexibility on whether to be a racist or not.
00:23:40.140The people who are racist are going to be racist and that's going to be their vote.
00:23:46.200They're going to vote against him because he's white.
00:23:47.760And those of you who, those in the trial who recognize it as a racial prosecution are going to say, I don't even care if he did that.
00:23:56.820I don't even care if he did murder him.
00:24:02.860I wouldn't even care about the details of the case.
00:24:05.040If I knew it was only being only a case because of the race of the alleged, not good enough.
00:24:15.220Yeah, yeah, I wouldn't participate in that in any way.
00:24:20.380So, I can't say it's, I don't have a prediction yet, but I would say the fact that they asked for this specific thing suggests a hung jury to come.
00:24:32.720So, that's, I guess that is my prediction.
00:24:36.120Hung jury means that they could do it again.
00:27:42.200Have I been hallucinating the last 30 years of my life that a black candidate who qualifies, has the right qualifications, is largely guaranteed to get into any college in California?
00:28:11.080Now, maybe, maybe it's a pushback against the anti-DEI stuff because, you know, Trump might do away with that stuff.
00:28:22.340So, if it's a, if that's what it is, then it makes a little more sense.
00:28:26.840But I think you should be noted that this is the current situation and has been for decades.
00:28:35.200Well, meanwhile, District Attorney Fannie Willis, some call her Fannie, has to release all of her communications with Special Counsel Jack Smith and the January 6th Committee.
00:28:47.900ALX is talking about this on the X platform.
00:28:51.440And the thinking is, if we find out that Fannie, Fannie Willis has been coordinating with them, it would look more like a RICO, you know, coordinated lawfare situation than if she were just doing her own job and unconnected to anybody at a federal level.
00:29:10.420What do you think we're going to find?
00:29:11.800Do you think that Fannie was dumb enough to do something that would be coordinated with the feds that she would have to know could be discoverable at some point for some reason?
00:29:25.820Do you think any of that would be in writing?
00:29:29.180I feel like the only thing that might be in writing would be something like, hey, can we have lunch?
00:29:36.140Or do you have a minute to talk or something like that?
00:29:38.940I feel like they would be too smart to put anything, especially a lawyer.
00:29:45.780If you're an attorney, if you're a district attorney, don't you know not to put any illegal stuff in your messages?
00:29:53.700That's just sort of, you know, district attorney 101 stuff.
00:29:58.100So I don't know that we'll find anything, but I'm glad they're looking.
00:30:00.820I love the fact that MSNBC has now completely transformed from being what we thought was a news network that, you know, just made us mad because it didn't agree with us all the time, to nothing but comedy.
00:30:19.260So every single day now, I go into acts and I look at the clips where somebody on MSNBC is acting stupid.
00:31:26.300That's when the whistleblowers are saying things they want them to say.
00:31:28.940What do they call the whistleblowers when the whistleblowers are opposite their interests and whistleblowing on things that are on their team?
00:31:41.300Well, I've told you that MSNBC is not just humorous, it's theater.
00:31:47.680And I swear they all act like they're professional actors or actresses in a play.
00:31:53.100You know how a play is always overacted?
00:31:55.680Like a movie could be sometimes subtle because the camera can get right in there.
00:32:01.640But if you're in a play, sometimes you go big and it's just a little bit more theatrical.
00:32:09.440That's what MSNBC did with the whistleblowers.
00:32:12.600So as soon as the whistleblowers were not positive for their narrative, they all did the same thing.
00:32:20.840And then they've got the so-called whistleblowers, what they're calling whistleblowers, or some people that some people are saying are whistleblowers, the whistleblowers, so-called.
00:32:51.800And then, of course, Scott Jennings continues to embarrass his CNN co-workers by simply being a voice of reason and being good at what he does.
00:33:04.600So Jennings does the – he's their rare right-leaning Republican type of voice.
00:33:30.440Because then it turns CNN into also a comedy show because you have to watch the reactions of the panel when Scott Jennings is laying down the truth.
00:34:17.060When somebody makes a claim that it's preposterous, rather than going through all the work of explaining why it's preposterous, you simply restate it and you go, really?
00:34:32.660So you think that the president of the United States, with full forethought, stood in front of the American people on video with millions of witnesses and called neo-Nazis fine people.
00:35:47.920Was somebody talking about bringing back waterboarding?
00:35:51.340I don't want to be a country that tortures people, especially for the kind of country that's going to be using the military against our own citizens.
00:35:59.220And then Jones says, somebody named Jones says, we're talking about the American people.
00:36:05.820We're talking about taking up arms against them with the military that's supposed to be protecting them.
00:38:43.620If you don't know who Lavrov is, he's the English-speaking one that you see whenever something about Russia is going on.
00:38:51.720So, he's the mouthpiece for Russia, sort of Putin's guy.
00:38:57.960So, we haven't seen that yet, but it has been recorded.
00:39:01.800Again, this caused a lot of people to be talking about World War III and how close we are to a nuclear confrontation because Russia's doing things that look like they're teasing a nuclear preparation, and we're doing things back that look like, you know, if you nuke us, we'll nuke you.
00:39:19.100And I remind you again, you've never been safer.
00:39:24.880You're in the safest moment of all of American history because waiting for Trump, nobody's going to mess around.
00:39:34.140Nobody's going to mess around while we've got a few weeks before Trump gets there and just sorts things out.
00:39:38.780Now, even if you say, but Scott, Scott, Scott, Trump is not a superman.
00:39:43.520He can't make everything go away in a week.
00:42:17.720He has never smelled of alcohol, never looked like he's had alcohol during the job.
00:42:23.760Everybody agrees he's had some, he's had some, some drinks a night.
00:42:31.180He's had some fun, maybe more fun than he wanted to have.
00:42:34.220But not a single one of his co-workers who know him really, really well for years, not one of them who gives their name, says any of this is real.
00:45:05.740But I do trust the people from Fox News and the people who worked with them, including a producer who had tons of exposure and are putting their names,
00:45:14.680they're putting their own reputations on the line for another person.
00:45:40.560However, of course, there's some worry within the campaign, not campaign, but within the future Trump administration.
00:45:49.860And according to just the news and also CNN, people are saying that Ron DeSantis' name has been raised as maybe a safer, easier nominee for secretary of defense.
00:46:02.940And other names are floating are Bill Hagerty, senator, and somebody else.
00:47:04.880I mean, I think I have to give a shout out to DeSantis for his talent stack because he's got the military, he's got the legal, and now he has the management of being a governor and succeeded on all fronts.
00:47:20.080He basically succeeded in everything he touched, and they were the exact right things to touch.
00:47:25.260So, he's got a hell of a good package there.
00:49:20.880If you do everything to make it look rigged, I get to say, well, that looks rigged to me, and I'm going to treat it that way.
00:49:29.340So, that looks rigged to me, so I'm going to treat it this way.
00:49:33.100If you can't count the fucking votes in a month, don't expect me to believe the result when it goes, coincidentally, coincidentally like the whistleblowers, coincidentally all in one direction.
00:49:57.520But I know if you act like you're rigging it, and you're acting exactly like you're rigging it, and everything you do looks like it's rigging it, I get to call it rigged.
00:50:08.020There's not going to be a debate on that, because I get to call it what I get to call it, and you gave me every reason to call it rigged, so I call it rigged.
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00:52:44.460Some of these you don't know, but Lloyd Austin, James Baker, Bill Barr, John Bolton, Joe Biden, John Brennan, Erica Ciaramella, Pat Cipollone, James Clapper.
00:53:33.760Ryan McCarthy, General Milley, Robert Mueller, Bruce Orr, Nellie Orr, Lisa Page.
00:53:42.940You remember these names from Russia collusion.
00:53:46.700John Podesta, Susan Rice, Rod Rosenstein, Peter Strzok, Jake Sullivan, Andrew Weissman, Alexander Vindman, Christopher Wray, Sally Yates, Adam Schiff.
00:54:03.700Now, I think every person whose name I read feels like a little bit of shifty to me.
00:54:13.540But I told you that I'm not going to tolerate lawfare.
00:54:36.740Now, if he'd kept his shit to himself and shared it with the president and said, you know, if you nominate me, I get a long list here and going after them, that'd be fine.
00:55:30.400And by the way, I do think that most of the people that I read have a lot to explain.
00:55:36.740But you're going to have to come up with a lot more of a crime before I'm okay putting their names out there and saying that the FBI is going to go after them.
00:55:50.600Do I believe that he's done his homework and he has reason to believe that each of them have something to explain?
00:56:46.060But if the book has, say, a paragraph on each one and a specific list of crimes that are somewhat publicly obviously true, well, then okay.
00:56:57.360Then it's not really like an enemies list.
00:57:05.060So I'll wait for that because I don't trust Mediaite to just show me the names and have the right names and that he necessarily agrees with all those names.
00:57:21.600No, it doesn't matter because they're not going to make the decision based on what I think.
00:57:26.660But I think all of you guys need to have the same standard.
00:57:30.300I think the standard needs to be that you need to know what the crime is first and then give me the name.
00:57:39.120But if you give me the name first and I haven't seen the crime yet, I get questions for you before I have questions for the person you're naming.
00:57:48.900Because you're doing something that bothers me and I know you're doing something that I don't like.
00:57:53.440I don't know about that person you're talking about.
00:58:15.820You heard that there was a little disruption in South Korea.
00:58:23.900Here's what's funny about South Korea.
00:58:25.740I always feel like South Korea is held up as an example of a highly functioning democracy and with a really, real good free market and their economy is amazing.
00:58:38.620And so, therefore, their government must be pretty good.
00:58:41.880Otherwise, they couldn't be functioning so well.
00:58:45.580Well, so their current president declared martial law.
00:58:49.620But the, I guess the parliament tried to get in the building to vote it out.
00:59:19.920And so the military, apparently, gets some credit for not only keeping some kind of stability, but when there was a democratic process, even though they tried to stop it, it looks like they're just obeying orders at this point and trying to do the right thing.
01:02:33.820It's a fact that nobody disputes, so that there's no dispute, that West Virginia, 100% of the counties voted for Bernie.
01:02:45.480But the superdelegates decided they'd just give it to Hillary Clinton instead.
01:02:50.720That's an actual real thing that happened while we were all watching.
01:02:57.300Now, the rules allowed that because they have these things called superdelegates.
01:03:02.100They can just overrule the regular people.
01:03:04.780But if you have superdelegates, then the actual primary is just for show.
01:03:10.140Because the superdelegates will decide who the candidate is.
01:03:13.300So I wouldn't call the Democrat Party a Democratic Party.
01:03:18.500The Democrats are more like a, I don't know, some kind of a, I'd call them sort of a face for some large entities that need the government to do what they want them to do.
01:03:38.400Well, if you haven't seen the entire Mike Benz appearance on Joe Rogan, I can't even recommend it high enough.
01:03:49.680Because a lot of the bad things that are happening that you don't understand is because they're hidden in complexity.
01:03:56.880The complexity of all the different funded organizations and how they're related and who's on what and who told who to do what and what they want out of it and all that.
01:04:49.400We have apparently learned that since we have the most money, we don't have to conquer other countries with our military because that's the expensive way to do it.
01:05:00.260If you have enough money, you can just buy enough support to control any country if it's smaller than you.
01:05:07.620So it doesn't work with Russia, so that's why you end up with a big Ukraine war.
01:05:13.660But with anybody smaller, we can just bribe them, blackmail them, just do all the CIA stuff that they do, murder somebody, that sort of thing.
01:05:26.280We can fund the rebels, make sure they have better weapons.
01:05:30.300So I didn't realize that there's a group called USAID, which is cleverly named so you think it's something about helping other countries, but the AID has nothing to do with aiding other countries.
01:05:45.060It's literally an enormous $50 billion budget situation for influencing other countries.
01:05:54.180And when I say influencing, I mean controlling, right?
01:05:59.980We're talking about just outright controlling them.
01:06:03.260And the entire intelligence community is only at $72 billion.
01:06:08.080And some people say the $50 billion is understated because there might be other things that contribute to what they're doing.
01:06:15.060So we have this enormous, enormous expense, this sort of this black box of bad behavior that's basically a CIA asset to control other countries.
01:06:26.780And I think a lot of these tools got turned back internally because they had to stop anything that was a populist movement.
01:06:35.520And when you hear Benz describe how the idea of democracy changed from being what you would expect a populist would be, you think Trump is the ultimate democracy person because he's backed by the most people.
01:06:53.440And it's what the people want as opposed to the big moneyed interests and the elites.
01:06:57.660That's about as democratic as you can get.
01:07:00.260People vote for you and you do stuff for people.
01:07:02.980The Democrats apparently have redefined democracy as supporting democratic institutions, meaning if you complain about the COVID shot, you're complaining against the healthcare institutions, and that's anti-democratic.
01:07:22.340So anything you complain about, let's say, a function or a department or any part of our democratic process makes you anti-democratic.
01:07:34.440So when Trump wants to come in and, you know, doge the government and get rid of stuff, he's getting rid of departments.
01:07:42.060But to Democrats, that's the same as getting rid of democracy.
01:07:45.640Because to the Democrats, the democracy is the big organizations.
01:07:49.480That's what's keeping things together.
01:07:50.940So I'd never heard that framing of it, but it's pretty interesting.
01:07:59.180And once you learn that the entire Ukraine situation is nothing at all like the news has told you, but rather it was the entire operation was a way to steal energy.
01:08:12.620Essentially, essentially, the economy of Russia depends on energy, and a lot of it runs through Ukraine.
01:08:20.380So the idea was, this is according to Benz, the idea was that Ukraine also has its own large stores of energy.
01:08:29.460It's like the third biggest or something.
01:08:32.380So if we could, the West and the US could control Ukraine, they already have the pipelines.
01:08:40.620But if you could get them also to produce the energy, then you don't need Russia.
01:08:45.140So Russia needed the access and the pipelines in Ukraine, and the US thought, wouldn't it be good if we had the access and the pipelines so Europe could get all of its supplies?
01:08:58.760But wouldn't it be great if the country that we control, like Ukraine, was the one with all the energy?
01:09:06.580So you can see why Putin's not going to give up, and you can see why we didn't give up, because it's a trillion-dollar thing, and a lot of the people involved have their beak in it.
01:09:25.480So anytime you can move a trillion dollars around, you can have all these people who are figuring out how to carve out their billion from the trillion, and they're not going to want to stop it.
01:09:34.600So you should see Ukraine as nothing but an energy deal for a bunch of rich people that might get you killed and got 600,000 Ukrainians killed, maybe the same number of Russians killed, and that the people involved are pretending that this is about something else, national defense and NATO and all that.
01:10:00.940But really, it's about who gets to produce the oil and the gas and collect the checks.
01:10:09.940And Burisma apparently was key, central to the whole plan of the US controlling Ukraine, and they would boost Burisma to be the main energy company that we would control, and that that was why Hunter was part of it.
01:10:28.360So Hunter then, under this telling, would be an important part of the CIA's mission, and probably there was never any chance he could have gone to jail.
01:10:39.780Whether Biden had pardoned him or not, if he was working for the CIA, I'm pretty sure they would have found some way that he wasn't going to go to jail, because it does look like he was genuinely working for the CIA.
01:10:53.080Now, he was also trying to line his own pockets, and the CIA probably knew that the Biden crime family was a perfect fit for their plans.
01:11:03.040But, yeah, I don't think there was any chance he was ever going to go to jail.
01:11:10.340So, you have to, you just have to listen to those clips.
01:11:14.220It's the most mind-blowing thing you'll hear.