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00:21:21.000Even the mind with which you are deciding that God is not real is a gift to you from God.
00:21:26.000We've got a lot to talk about because the world's changing so fast.
00:21:29.000We were talking about developments in Ukraine and the world is still adjusting to the new reality we woke up to when Trump was elected to a second time.
00:21:37.000We're going to be talking about some of Trump's appointments.
00:21:51.000Are you concerned about the fella that's going to be the fella off Fox that's going to have almost inconceivable power when it comes to military might?
00:22:00.000Let me know if this is the brave new world you were anticipating.
00:22:04.000Even though the fact of the matter is this...
00:22:18.000Let's have a look at a few little things.
00:22:20.000Let's look at the festivals that are unfolding around UFC. Like, you know, Trump was at the UFC and those appear to be sort of Romanesque galas now, don't they?
00:24:09.000Let's have a look at Biden wandering off into the...
00:24:11.000Didn't we all, in our heart of hearts, know it would end like that?
00:24:28.000Like an extraordinary outtake from Indiana Jones.
00:24:32.000Joe Biden silently wandering off into that Amazon, perhaps to do a deal with Burisma, or to retrieve Hunter Biden, who's doubtlessly trying to manufacture ayahuasca in his own cheeks.
00:24:55.000You can't command him down with chemicals.
00:24:58.000Okay, let's have a look at the bizarre carnival that's unfolding around the UFC. You know we've had Dana White on this show a bunch of times.
00:25:04.000He's a good, authentic man with integrity, and that integrity is being rewarded as he seems to find himself now at the center of the coliseum he has created.
00:25:14.000Let's have a look at some of those celebratory moments.
00:25:18.000Ladies and gentlemen, look who is now making his way to the world.
00:26:59.000I wonder, like, you know, when I see sort of like, you know, one or two atheistic comments in the rumble chat, and I sort of welcome your atheism.
00:27:15.000I'm not acting in service of the poor.
00:27:17.000I'm not living in service of widows and orphans and trying my best to dedicate my life to helping others.
00:27:22.000I'm acting like all that matters is me and what I want.
00:27:27.000There is surely some stream of unending power that some people you can sense are attuned to.
00:27:34.000And whether you see that in a sort of mystical way or a, I don't know, I don't know how you'd pragmatically resolve it because no one does understand what made inert matter come alive.
00:27:45.000No one knows why 13.8 billion years ago the rules of the universe unfolded perfectly from nothingness into beingness and how the conditions for the furnaces in astro fires created the components of our reality and then once here The Earth, is it 3.8 billion years for the Earth?
00:28:08.000Like how biology and botany unfolded from the nothingness.
00:28:13.000And as good an explanation as any is God's Spirit moved across the waters.
00:30:11.000The technology is creating an omnireality.
00:30:16.000The technology is creating an omnireality, an ever-present reality.
00:30:20.000I thought, when I was quite young, I used to think, is the It's a function of the material world and the technology flowing out from it to create the conditions that were indigenous and native in us.
00:31:01.000So perhaps what we're witnessing now is the tendrils of technology reaching out further than ever before into corners of potentiality before unexplored.
00:31:25.000That's the aspect of Elon Musk, I guess, that I'm most, not sceptical about, but at odds with.
00:31:33.000It's the idea that through technology you can start occupying other planets, you can get neural links in your brain, you can download yourself onto the internet and cheat death.
00:31:41.000These things cannot be achieved but by, I would argue, a spiritual process.
00:31:48.000Okay, CNN are concerned about it, regarding it as a kind of new and emergent ancient Rome.
00:32:42.000You know, the bread and circuses, the famous edict that as long as people got food in their belly and distractions, we'll be alright.
00:32:50.000We sometimes look at that as abstract, don't we?
00:32:52.000Like, oh, well, everyone else, as long as they've got food in their belly, as long as they've got some sort of McDonald's Happy Meal and some stimulating pornography to distract them, they're okay.
00:34:41.000We need to head in the opposite direction of this thing.
00:34:43.000...promise these kind of figures having prominent places in this administration, and he's delivering it.
00:34:49.000And for a lot of those supporters, that is the point of the Trump vote.
00:34:53.000And so I don't think that's the fullness of the electorate we saw on Tuesday.
00:34:56.000I think there are, for a lot of people, they backed Trump probably as a rejection of the administration and weren't thinking of this as an endorsement of every single thing he's talked about.
00:35:04.000But for the hardcore base, the folks he listens to the most, they voted for Trump for the purposes of RFK Jr. rallying the big pharma, right?
00:35:13.000And so what they're going to force those Republicans.
00:35:16.000And RFK, he'd been significant in this because it's tangible and palpable.
00:35:20.000When RFK renounced his own bid and said, like, I'm going MAGA, Immediately, the conversation became about free speech, America's health, and war, and the military-industrial complex.
00:35:33.000And all of the Kamala Harris, remember her?
00:35:36.000All of the Kamala Harris stuff, let's be unburdened from what might have been, and all of that.
00:35:40.000It started to be exposed as incredibly fragile, unhollow.
00:35:44.000Remember the Democratic Party, if they were serious about politics being the business of serving the people, rather than politics being the service of corporatism and globalism.
00:35:53.000They could have had Bernie Sanders, who might have had a chance against Trump in 2016, might not have done, reckon he probably would have done better than Hillary, but at the time they made the decision they would rather lose with Trump than win with Bernie, because with Bernie they wouldn't have been able to service the interests that they're alloyed to.
00:36:08.000And with Bobby Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy was right there in the Democratic Party.
00:36:12.000They could have gone, let's run with this guy.
00:36:13.000His voice is a bit weird, and he kind of hates Big Pharma, but, you know, look at that surname, and what about these principles and leadership skills and the charisma and the ability to hold together vast tropes of knowledge on such an extraordinary scope of subjects?
00:36:30.000The fact that the Democrats are attacking him like, he's not a doctor!
00:36:47.000And for all of the garishness and vulgarity of these ring walks and the trash talks, what you're probably getting now is something, definitely, and by mandate, you're getting something that's in alignment with the will of the American people.
00:37:11.000Let's watch a bit more of CNN's crazy analysis.
00:37:13.000What they're going to force those Republican senators to do is make a choice on those calls, and they will be doing so with the backing of the electorate.
00:37:19.000I don't think we can just say that they won't get through.
00:37:23.000Yeah, I mean, and it really looks like ancient Rome.
00:37:27.000This is sort of the conquering Republican Caesar who's going into the Coliseum and everyone's cheering and he's got his political gladiators with him.
00:37:35.000That appearance isn't just about him enjoying the applause.
00:37:42.000Not only are you entertained, but these are my people and are you willing to fight because here's who I have.
00:37:47.000Also, it's just won a massive election, so you don't have to worry about that stuff no more.
00:37:52.000The UFC is at the avant-garde of contemporary entertainment.
00:37:57.000It emerged out of, I suppose, the pugilistic sports that we've long enjoyed, the various categories of boxing, and, to a degree, curiously, wrestling, even though much of wrestling is about Artifice.
00:38:12.000Because there are essential truths available in wrestling that you can't get in other forms of sport because of the commedia dell'arte-like amplification.
00:38:23.000That doesn't mean that it's, you know, without corruption, say, for example.
00:38:28.000I'm not an expert in the way that it's run.
00:38:30.000I'm saying that it somehow is resonant because there are deep, violent, brutal and beautiful truths available.
00:38:37.000Remember that Trump was affiliated and connected to wrestling, wasn't he, as well?
00:38:41.000You know, he had that relationship with Vince McMahon.
00:38:43.000He would turn up and have scraps and stuff like that.
00:38:46.000We have created a culture in which a figure like Donald Trump was always going to emerge.
00:38:52.000And the culture and the bureaucracies and system became so corrupt and disgusting that I actually think, like most of you, that he is an advance upon and an improvement on the bureaucrats that were in office or are still in office right now prior to him. that he is an advance upon and an improvement on I never believed I would say that.
00:39:12.000I never thought that the lineage of Barack Obama would become so tainted.
00:39:18.000I never thought that we would learn that Barack Obama was himself just another stooge of the system.
00:39:24.000My own naivety has been cleansed away.
00:39:40.000That we have to participate in the solution.
00:39:42.000That we have to find what our own sacrifice is and then practice that sacrifice in order to create and generate a better world here or at least a world of preparation and readiness.
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00:42:53.000But it's important to remember that all the while these unfolding events take up our time and attention, there are geopolitical matters still evolving that could yet bring about Armageddon.
00:43:06.000And Joe Biden, when he's not wandering off curiously into the deepest, darkest annals of the Amazon forest, is still president of the most powerful nation on earth.
00:43:18.000And he's just given permission to Ukraine to use long-range missiles that will land inside Russia.
00:43:26.000And those of you who have been paying attention to some of Putin's edicts and threats, etc., will perhaps understand that this is one of these red lines, along with Crimea, and don't blow that bridge up, that could provoke a nuclear war.
00:43:40.000So if you're euphorically celebrating the forthcoming ascendancy of President No.
00:43:48.000Spare a thought for the potential that dear Joe Biden, sleepy Joe Biden, may yet bring about Armageddon as a kind of coup de grace denouement to his crazy bungling presidency.
00:45:33.000But if you've got video footage of Vladimir Putin, who is still a pretty powerful guy in charge of Russia and does have access to nuclear weapons, saying stuff explicitly like, do not use long-range missiles, and then that does happen...
00:45:48.000You've got to question whether or not you really value and trust your leaders.
00:45:52.000And do you really value and trust your leaders?
00:45:54.000Because whether we like it or not, we have indeed currently placed our lives and the lives of all those we love in the hands of the Biden administration.
00:46:04.000Let's have a look at Putin talking in September, not that long ago, a million years ago, in this sort of ongoing blizzard of data that we call home now.
00:46:12.000Talking about the use of long-range missiles and its consequences, likely he's speaking in Russian, so I will provide on-the-spot translation.
00:46:21.000In the updated version of the document, aggression against Russia by any non-nuclear state, but with the support of a nuclear state, is proposed to be considered as their joint attack on Russia.
00:46:38.000Russia will also consider the possibility of using nuclear weapons when receiving reliable information about a massive launch of means of aerospace attack and their crossing of our state border.
00:46:48.000This includes strategic and tactical aircraft, as well as cruise missiles and drones, hypersonic and other delivery vehicles.
00:46:56.000Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in case of aggression, including if the enemy using conventional weapons poses a critical threat.
00:47:04.000I like it, like what he says, reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in the same way as when you're filling out a form to maybe go go-kart racing, that you're invited to sign a waiver.
00:48:07.000Remember, again, when people are criticising the incoming administration and some of Trump's picks, often, I suppose, because some of them are bellicose and are tied to hawkish and warlike organisations or lobbying interests, you have to remember...
00:48:27.000Excuse me, you have to remember what's going on in government writing.
00:48:54.000It's been an outrageous carnival of idiocy for so long that people were eventually going to move towards populist solutions.
00:49:03.000Vulgarity becoming appealing, ultimately, with the reified sophistication of these bureaucrats that are in charge of us, increasingly being revealed as madly duplicitous.
00:49:57.000I'm an Englishman, and I reserve the right to be sophisticated.
00:50:01.000So the Pentagon have failed seven audits now.
00:50:05.000They've had like $14 trillion since the Iraq War of your money.
00:50:09.000And 50% there or thereabouts of the Pentagon's money ends up in the hands of companies like Raytheon and Lockheed Martin.
00:50:16.000So even if Bobby Kennedy is not directly involved in the military industrial complex, and he isn't and he won't be, people like Bobby Kennedy that are willing to have those kind of conversations, that are willing to confront the impact of corporatism and other institutions that bypass democracy, including those embedded within the state who that are willing to confront the impact of corporatism and other institutions that bypass democracy, including those embedded within the This is the discourse and the conversation of our time.
00:50:47.000The government is still unable to account for a $184 billion budget, though officials stress they're making good progress towards a clean audit in 2028.
00:51:06.000I don't think we should give them any more money except to pay for American military personnel to live in good conditions, which by the way is not how it gets spent because some of you will be aware that active service personnel are using food banks.
00:51:52.000Michael McCord, Under-Secretary of Defence Comptroller and Chief Financial Officer, said the Defence Department has turned the corner in its understanding of the depth and breadth We're just understanding now that we're going to have to do some maths and tell people what we're spending the money on.
00:52:08.000The Pentagon has never passed an audit since the agency became legally obligated to carry them out in 2018.
00:53:06.000We're actually going to try our audits this time.
00:53:08.000We weren't really trying with the other six audits.
00:53:10.000I was actually removing cameras in case there's another attack on our territory that could reveal that there are extraordinary deep state machinations going on.
00:53:21.000This year, the audit cost the Defence Department £178 million and involved 1,700 auditors.
00:54:55.000Remember, when the New York Times reported about it, it's like they were able to reveal it.
00:54:59.000Think about what you've heard coming out of the mouth of Victoria Newland, one of those kind of deep state employees that hopefully new government will be able to winkle out and filter off.
00:55:09.000What we learned is that the Ukraine war is not what's being reported by the legacy media, even though it is, of course, dreadful that the people of Ukraine are suffering, even though it's awful that Russia has invaded.
00:55:23.000Did you see that our mate, Phidias, that dude, he's brilliant on X.
00:55:29.000He's a member of the European Parliament that was voted in, I think, in Cyprus, certainly somewhere in Greece, under a popular mandate because he was so successful on social media.
00:55:38.000and he's always revealing the nature of what goes on in the EU, all of its bureaucracies, Well, we did a brilliant video on how in Ukraine, in their elections, they are generally split almost 50-50.
00:55:49.000I mean that more geographically than in terms of the population, between pro-Russia political parties and pro-West political parties.
00:55:58.000It's regionally divided, suggesting that at least a significant part of Ukraine fills an affinity with Russia and the objectives of Russia, and also that a significant portion want to be in, for example, NATO, or even NATO, they probably don't conceptualise it in that way, they want for example, NATO, or even NATO, they probably don't conceptualise it in that way, they want closer These are the kind of things that need to be explored and understood, don't they?
00:56:23.000And certainly, these are not the kind of complexities that are going to be resolved militarily.
00:56:26.000They're not going to be solved by Joe Biden.
00:56:29.000Permitting the use of long-range missiles within Russian territory.
00:56:33.000It's going to require diplomacy, conversation and probably the instituting of new political systems that are actually electorally representative.
00:56:42.000So the people that are in regions that feel affiliated with Russia are able to vote in accordance with that.
00:56:48.000And, you know, I recognise it might not be a unanimous ballot.
00:56:52.000it might be a situation where some people are living in regions where the majority want to be affiliated with Russia and vice versa.
00:57:01.000But you can't resolve these problems militarily.
00:57:04.000And if you do resolve them militarily, You can't then claim that this is simply the result of the brutality of Putin rather than ongoing imperialist projects that have grown out of Western attempts to control probably Ukrainian resources and exploit former relationships with the Soviet Union and ignore former treaties with them.
00:57:27.000Let me know what you think in the comments in the chat about all of that.
00:57:31.000Here's Matt Gaetz saying that the whole Ukraine war is a money laundering operation.
00:57:36.000It's an interesting thing to hear out of the new AG. I think that the reason we are as involved in Ukraine as we are is because Afghanistan wound down.
00:57:44.000And if we still had Afghanistan to launder money through, there probably wouldn't be the need for this type of excessive involvement in Ukraine.
00:57:54.000And we can look at what's going on here and say, what a lot of these defense contractors are pushing toward is how to have an extended kind of low-yield war.
00:58:02.000Like, if there's a way to stretch this thing out, turn it into a 20-, 30-year kind of thing where there's a whole lot of money moving around and unaccountable pots and a lot of weapons getting bought, and then, oh, man, the stockpiles.
00:58:14.000Well, we've got to spend more money to reload those.
00:58:18.000So, I suppose like the Afghanistan War, which Julian Assange explained, was about a war in perpetuity, rather than a military adventure that could be closed and resolved.
00:58:45.000It certainly wasn't beneficial, really, to ordinary American people or ordinary Iraqi people.
00:58:50.000And the same type of interests are still in control now, even if they might be wearing different bibs, different livery.
00:58:57.000And I suppose just to have someone like me Matt Gaetz saying stuff like that, whatever his shortcomings and affiliations might be elsewhere, is pretty favourable, isn't it?
00:59:07.000Don't you want to have a conversation publicly at that level?
00:59:10.000Because we're able to have them now because of channels like Rumble and platforms like X. So I would say that likely, in all likelihood, there'll be a resolution of some kind for the Ukraine-Russia group.
00:59:21.000Conflict pretty soon, probably, certainly when Trump comes into office, if not before that.
00:59:27.000And my prayer is that the beneficiaries of that are those that are directly affected, rather than those of us that have some sort of ideological attachment to the outcome, because we read about it on the internet.
00:59:36.000I'm saying like the Russian people and Ukrainian people and military personnel that could be deployed in an escalating conflict are relieved and unburdened by what might have Hey, actually, that phrase does make sense.
00:59:51.000Let me know what you think in the comments and the chat.
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01:01:30.000Now, the frantic forces of the institutions of government that have just been booted out in the United States, at least, as a result of a recent election, are now making claims about many of Trump's appointments.
01:01:45.000Some of those people I feel somewhat qualified to speak about, notably Tulsi Gabbard.
01:01:51.000Did you see Tulsi Gabbard and her husband, Abraham, singing some sort of beautiful song about Hawaii?
01:01:56.000Have you seen Tulsi Gabbard when she's on The View?
01:01:59.000Have you noted that Tulsi Gabbard has a kind of elegance and dignity about her that I've noted in a lot of people that have served in the military, actually, and I reckon if that was to come down to one principle, it would be the principle of sacrifice, a willingness to put yourself In danger and at risk because you believe in something so wholeheartedly.
01:02:16.000These are values that are being sort of conditioned, gleaned, streamed and bred out of us.
01:02:21.000Turning us, I would say, in little solipsistic blobs that think only of our own comfort and what we might get when the next sugar fix is coming.
01:02:28.000When the next screen image of a like coming our way will be received.
01:02:34.000We sit there like baby birds under the pipette of a laboratory scientist crying.
01:02:40.000Growing us and nurturing us only into some dreadful thanksgiving slaughter.
01:02:49.000We have become the sacrificial animal now.
01:02:52.000The establishment wants you to believe that many of these picks are unqualified or imbeciles or that the adults aren't in control anymore.
01:03:00.000Now, you know, I'm not an expert on every single person that's been appointed and I'm not actually an expert on anything, really, except myself.
01:03:09.000But what I can tell you is that you cannot trust the current institutions of government, you cannot trust the media, and you cannot trust their assessments.
01:03:18.000And when you hear, like, the Russiagate conspirator and former CIA director John Brennan going into an apoplexy of rage on Jen Psaki, former White House press secretary show, criticizing Tulsi Gabbard, you've got to question that.
01:03:35.000Now, the legacy media are attacking many of Trump's picks, and surely there will be questions asked of them all.
01:03:40.000But what we are going to look at now is whether some form of pro-populary, anti-establishment, anti-deep state, anti-globalist politics can get We're good to go.
01:04:11.000So let me just start with Tulsi Gabbard, because you served as CIA director for four years.
01:04:20.000What would having her in charge or in the role of director of national intelligence mean for the intelligence apparatus of the U.S. government?
01:04:28.000I think there's so much uncertainty about what Ms.
01:04:37.000Right, so we're already proceeding with Eliash.
01:04:40.000As you know, she's been an apologist for Vladimir Putin.
01:04:42.000Let's see if you can find actual footage of this.
01:04:46.000Tulsi Gabbard going, I'd just like to apologize for Vladimir Putin.
01:04:50.000He's a good guy, and he's trying his best.
01:04:53.000Even that clip could be taken out of context.
01:04:55.000I myself know that there are videos...
01:04:58.000In Ukrainian about me, about me made by CIA carve-outs claiming that I, and I'm not in any government, am a Putin apologist.
01:05:08.000They'll go to extraordinary lengths to impose those narratives and I reckon between now and the inauguration you will see frantic and febrile attempts to reassert propaganda when it comes to Trump's picks or the popular podcasters that appear to have been significant in getting him elected.
01:05:26.000In short, they are thrashing around like the spasms of a mad corpse now trying to clutch onto the remnants of their dead power.
01:05:35.000So many of her substantive comments as well as previous actions have called into question whether or not she has a good understanding of global politics and the U.S. role there.
01:05:49.000That's why he's sending long-range missiles into Russia when Putin has explicitly said that what he'll do if that happens is blow up London.
01:05:58.000Also, she doesn't have any experience in intelligence.
01:06:01.000She has never served in the intelligence community.
01:06:03.000She hasn't had time to be in the intelligence community and get all nice and corrupted like the rest of us.
01:06:10.000National intelligence is somebody who sits on top of the 18 departments and agencies and needs to orchestrate these agencies so that they collaborate, so that they coordinate, so that they're able to pursue the national security priorities in an effective fashion.
01:06:24.000So they need to have some understanding of the human intelligence, technical signals intelligence, geospatial intelligence, other types of things.
01:06:32.000There are some long words that I'd like to say to justify clinging on to power.
01:06:38.000...intelligence and other types of things, and she has none of that.
01:06:40.000And third, she doesn't have the executive leadership experience of running a large organization.
01:06:45.000And under the Director of National Intelligence comes the National Counterterrorism Center, National Counterintelligence Center, Counterproliferation, malign influence centers.
01:06:54.000Here are all the reasons why you should let us to continue to be in control.
01:06:59.000A long list of long words that mean basically give up, sit still, go back to yourself.
01:07:05.000So there's just a lot of responsibilities and so the people, the professionals that are in these 18 intelligence agencies want to have confidence that the person who sits on top of them And that person, by law, is the president's principal intelligence advisor, is going to be carrying out the duties in a qualified way, but also in a political, objective fashion.
01:07:47.000His biases are the maintenance of systems of power that are able to serve global corporatism, whether that's the perpetuation of the war machine or the perpetuation of sick Americans.
01:07:59.000Let me know in the comments and chats at least if you agree with that.
01:08:01.000And I think there are serious questions that have been raised about Ms.
01:08:04.000Gabbard's ability to do that based on her lack of experience as well as her very questionable comments that she has made and statements of trafficking and conspiracy theories as well.
01:08:27.000So please, let the CIA remain a dark agency that can lend all of its might and weight to the controlling and manipulation of the American people.
01:08:38.000Here's 60 Minutes telling you why you should shut up and do as you're told.
01:08:43.000The nominees are Senator Marco Rubio for Secretary of State, Pete Hegseth to lead the three million people of the Department of Defense.
01:08:52.000He's a combat veteran, most recently a morning show host on Fox News with no government experience.
01:09:00.000Former Congressman Matt Gaetz for attorney general in charge of law enforcement.
01:09:05.000Gaetz has been investigated by Republicans for alleged drug use and sex with a minor.
01:09:20.000By the way, I mean, anyone who does anything to disrupt the intentions of the powerful will sooner or later face attacks of some description.
01:09:30.000There may be reasons to criticize him, but I would look very carefully at those reasons because I know how these institutions work.
01:09:38.000If you're making any headway at all, disrupting their filthy agenda, as I heard Elon Musk say on Rogan, show me the man and I'll show you the crime.
01:10:04.000We all know how evil that guy was, sacrificing his life and sanity to tell the truth to the American people about the degree to which they were being spied on by their own government.
01:10:58.000Of course, you know, like you, I don't really know how Trump will govern in 2025 when he takes office, but it will be somewhat like 2016 and hopefully better.
01:11:12.000That's sort of an optimistic appraisal.
01:11:14.000What I know with some certainty is that the legacy media will bend words to bend minds to ensure that you and I remain controlled.
01:11:27.000If you've heard of her at all, it might be because of her involvement in election rigging to ensure that Hillary Clinton won the primaries when Tulsi Gabbard stood for the leadership of the Democratic Party.
01:11:41.000Look at the extraordinary contortions that they have to undertake to ensure that there's no reason why you can trust anyone other than them.
01:11:48.000We just saw that former CIA head saying, well, you need someone like me, a man that basically gave up his own neck in order to ensure that the CIA thrived.
01:11:57.000Whoever you put before them, Trump or Bobby Kennedy or anyone that's not a controlled vassal of their corporatist enterprises, they will find reasons why you shouldn't trust them.
01:12:10.000Here's Wasserman Shorts saying that Tulsi Gabbard is a bad pick.
01:12:16.000Tulsi Gabbard is someone who has met with war criminals.
01:12:21.000My only memory of Wasserman Schultz is this.
01:12:25.000I think I saw her in a congressional hearing talking to our friends Matt Taibbi and Michael Schellenberger, the journalists who participated with Elon Musk in what became known as the Twitter files, where we learned just how entrenched government agencies like the CIA and the FBI were in controlling information on social media because social media platforms were fraudulent.
01:12:42.000To break the hegemony of legacy media, reaching people directly, informing people directly that above all else, you can't trust big corporations and you can't trust government.
01:12:51.000And she said to Matt Taibbi and Schellenberger, who was really mad to see in one of those sort of mahogany rooms, sat behind desks, all in suits and ties, not in their customary baseball caps and sweet little expressions, being chastised like children by Debbie Wasserman Shorts.
01:13:08.000that kind of haughty certainty that what you're saying is true.
01:13:13.000No self-exploration, no humility, no doubt, no knowledge that you are fallen, you are broken, and that's okay.
01:13:21.000There's a way out if you start from a position of vulnerability and humility.
01:13:25.000Without that, we are all in serious trouble alone.
01:13:28.000And the reason that these institutions are falling and failing, I believe above all else, is their vanity, their pomposity, their out-of-touch corruption, their sneering condemnation of ordinary Americans, their basket of deplorables, their garbaging off of people that actually they work for.
01:13:49.000...with war criminals, violated the Department of State's guidance, and secretly, clandestinely went to Syria and met with Assad, who gassed and attacked his own people with chemical weapons.
01:14:02.000She's considered to be, essentially, by most assessments, a Russian asset.
01:14:11.000God, they can just say stuff like that.
01:14:14.000Some of these people now, what's weird is...
01:14:17.000Because of how unusual the world's gone, I actually know some of these people now, and I don't know whether any of us can sort of intuit whether or not someone's a Russian asset or a rapist or a racist, but there must be some point where we start to trust our intuitive understanding of one another, where we're able to look at...
01:14:39.000Remember in your country in the 1950s the little phenomena that was McCarthyism that was referred to in retrospect as a kind of witch hunt that led your great playwright Arthur Miller to reprise them stories about Salem and the actual witch hunts where women were accused of being witches on hearsay because of a kind of hysteria that dawned upon your country that They're taking it by the throat.
01:15:01.000Now people just say, like it was the 1950s again, that person's a Russian asset.
01:15:29.000I consider her someone who is likely a Russian asset, who would be as the DNI responsible for managing our entire intelligence community, hold all of our most significant intelligence information and secrets, and essentially would be a direct line to our enemies.
01:15:54.000The irresponsibility of disappointment.
01:17:03.000They just would have kept doing whatever they wanted to do.
01:17:06.000And that is the big problem in the federal government right now is we are ruled by a fourth branch of government that is not in the Constitution, that doesn't report to anybody.
01:17:17.000We can't vote them out and we can't fire them.
01:17:19.000And they have been in the forefront of trying to stop Trump and the larger reform movement that he represents.
01:17:26.000Ever since Trump got elected in 2016, remember, it was members of the administrative state, specifically the security state, who said, don't worry, we're going to be the insurance policy against Trump.
01:17:36.000And they have done everything possible through the Russiagate hoax, through lawfare, through the whole Steele dossier hoax, to basically try and stop Trump and the reform movement that he represents.
01:17:47.000The big question of Trump's second term will be whether he can finally subdue this bureaucracy and bring it under democratic control, under the control of the executive branch, as the American people want and as I think the Constitution intended.
01:18:00.000Right now, we are run by an unelected branch of government that has to stop.
01:18:03.000And what Trump represents is not dictatorship, but democracy, the triumph of democracy over this bureaucracy.
01:18:24.000The deep state employees have private and clandestine relationships with global corporatist entities, whether they are bureaucratic or commercial.
01:18:34.000And therefore, there is an ongoing centralized system of authority that can bypass, usurp and castrate your power when it comes to the ballot box, at least.
01:18:47.000Why don't you let me know what you think in the comments and the chat.
01:20:21.000C.S. Lewis said it in a different way.
01:20:24.000Augustine said it in a different way, and millions and millions and billions of people throughout the centuries can testify to that.
01:20:35.000Which gives me huge encouragement that people like C.S. Lewis, who were professors at Cambridge and Oxford, and at one time were atheists, met the Jesus that you and I are talking about today.