Candice Owens Uncut is an American conspiracy theorist who claims to have uncovered the truth about the disappearance of Charlie Kirk and the murder of Bridget Macron. She has also claimed to have found evidence linking Donald Trump to the assassination of Ronald Reagan and the cover-up of the 9/11 attacks.
00:00:55.000And I bet they're looking for one even now.
00:00:57.000Now, Candace Owens has said a lot of stuff that's pretty edgy.
00:01:02.000The turning point, no stuff about Charlie Kirk's assassination they're not sharing.
00:01:06.000You know, there could be reasons for that, couldn't there?
00:01:08.000I mean, there's an ongoing investigation.
00:01:10.000Maybe people are just in a state of bewilderment.
00:01:12.000I'm working with Turning Point, as I told Candice Owens in the conversation.
00:01:15.000Let me know in the comments and chat what you think about that.
00:01:18.000We also talk, obviously, about Israel and Judaism and Jews.
00:01:23.000So it's a pretty fascinating conversation.
00:01:25.000Now, it seemed to me that what Candice Owens was saying, and obviously I'm going to hand this off to Candice herself, if ever there was a person in the world that doesn't need someone else to talk for him, it's Candice Owens.
00:01:34.000She's articulate, she's strong, she's grounded, and she's willing to die for what she believes in.
00:02:01.000I remain very fond of her and very fond of her family.
00:02:05.000I talk a lot too about conspiracies in general.
00:02:09.000When she talks about the sect within Judaism that she attributes with being, in a sense, the centralized power that dominates all global government and the trends and flow of world power, I suppose that's bam, the heart of the matter.
00:02:27.000And that wasn't deliberate that I did that gesture because I believe that Candice Owens considers this power to be connected to subjects as apparently diverse as Charlie Kirk's horrific murder, God rest his soul, and Bridget Macron's alleged penis, which will not have a soul because it must be made of a bit of arm or something.
00:06:08.000Mate, so like, yeah, I was asking Laura what she would ask you, and I'll ask you, I guess, when we're fully on camera, because it was actually a pretty good question.
00:06:16.000But like, how I feel, I tried to reflect in prayer because, like, when I first met you, when I first met you, obviously, you remember because we've discussed it before in my podcast studio, such as it was in the garden.
00:07:18.000It made me feel that everything that gets discussed on a political level is superficial and empty because it's spirit that actually matters.
00:07:27.000And even then, I wasn't Christian yet.
00:07:30.000And, you know, I was already married, of course, so I confined my perspectives of your beauty to an appropriate strata.
00:07:39.000But what affected me was, oh, actually, in spite of all this stuff we've been talking about, how we disagree with stuff, on a spiritual level, I really like this person.
00:07:53.000And so that was very early on and very unexamined.
00:07:56.000You know, I knew who you were from media, of course.
00:07:57.000And since then, you've been involved in so many extraordinary cultural spikes, the sort of Kanye bit, the Brigitte Macron, which is obviously ongoing, Charlie Kirk, God Rest His Eternal Soul, and the assassination.
00:08:12.000And because of the density and speed of these things, it's clear that no matter what the outside subject is that you're focusing on, you're a person now that's going to be participating in this.
00:08:25.000Now, I say from this perspective, I've been famous a while now, huh?
00:08:30.000And when I got famous, I got normal famous, as in famous in the UK, then famous for movies, famous celebrity wedding with Katie Perry, normal celebrity and normal fame.
00:08:43.000And then I've gone through these weird, these weird movements of fame, Candace, that sort of were not possible because the technology wasn't possible.
00:08:52.000You know, I basically, you know, Arthur bombed.
00:08:56.000So, you know, you can hang around Hollywood and do parts in other movies.
00:09:01.000But because of the thing that always drove me, the stand-up comedian in me, the spirit in me, the Lord in me, that thing just kept going.
00:09:08.000It's looking, it's looking, it gets expressed negatively for addiction.
00:09:12.000It gets expressed positively through creativity and service and all the things that we know are like our Lord.
00:09:18.000And, but when the thing happened to me, the YouTube thing, like, you know, when like my YouTube, when I see like the numbers that you're doing on YouTube, and I don't, I don't really look elsewhere, so I don't obviously rumble, obviously, obviously.
00:10:03.000It was like, oh my God, this is too heavy.
00:10:05.000And what was happening then was the stuff with Herbie was happening as well.
00:10:08.000Like my son was having heart surgery and it was such an actually, I think, as I've told you, the fact that something so real in my family was happening simultaneous to what I took to be and believed to be a kind of coordinated takedown of rape allegations and attack, attack, attack.
00:10:27.000Even though I was overwhelmed and terrified by the allegations, because what was happening with my son, it kept me focused on something real.
00:10:35.000Now, I'm not in the middle anymore, and I don't know what will happen there, you know, because everything is changing so fast.
00:10:45.000But what I know is the kind of star, because in a way that's what you are, in terms of the culture, a star, that kind of stardom wasn't possible a very, very short while ago, because someone to achieve that level of notoriety has to deal with brokerage.
00:11:01.000You have to deal with the brokerage of publishers.
00:11:03.000You have to deal with the brokerage of TV, the brokerage of movies, the brokerage of radio.
00:11:08.000You don't have to do that and you're not doing that.
00:11:10.000So you're in a truly unprecedented area right now.
00:11:14.000Now, I first noticed it with Alex Jones, like the Alex Jones.
00:11:18.000I thought people don't understand what he is because the culture doesn't have the vocabulary for profit, shaman, madman, fool.
00:11:28.000Like the creator's just like, oh, you're on the TV, are you?
00:11:33.000Follows in the, you know, Alex Jones is not that.
00:11:36.000And so he said crazy things, but let's face it, he said things like, you know, anyone that says 9-11 before 9-11, you've got to take that guy seriously.
00:12:09.000But I want to go through it and do my best, Candace, to understand where you are and where the culture is because say, gosh, Charlie Kirk, I'm doing an event for Turning Point on December 18th.
00:12:24.000I've got children, so I can't watch all of anyone's content.
00:12:26.000But I know that what you're saying is essentially that people from Turning Point either knew about or are otherwise involved in the murder of Charlie Kirk.
00:12:38.000Tell me, what is coming to you that makes you confident enough to say things that are going to cause so much consternation?
00:13:10.000Anything that exists outside of the system is deemed controversial.
00:13:15.000So what you're getting at is you're in the middle of fame and controversy.
00:13:21.000Well, it's the problem is that people are listening to me and I don't belong to the traditional satellite, right?
00:13:29.000If I was within Hollywood and I had an agent and I had a manager and I had people who were sort of able to control me, I would be on the cover of every magazine.
00:14:06.000But from the very beginning, you were as far as for as long as I've tracked your career, you were at the beginning, black conservative woman.
00:14:40.000And I, for me, I think since I, my earliest thoughts, I always kind of felt, and I talked about this this week on my podcast.
00:14:49.000I just sort of always felt like an alien because I didn't understand it, right?
00:14:52.000I didn't understand people who lie, who are fake.
00:14:57.000I mean, I've, when I say I've always been like this, my parents would tell you stories of how they would have to, and my daughter is this way now.
00:15:04.000So it's very funny, but they would be debating me when I was a toddler because, you know, the traditional methods of just saying, oh, because I said so, I was constantly stirring up controversy by being like, well, daddy, that doesn't make any sense.
00:15:17.000You know, mom, that doesn't make any sense.
00:15:18.000And then four and five saying, I need to, I need to require a little bit more than just do this because I said so.
00:15:26.000And I say probably the person that I most like is my grandfather.
00:15:29.000My granddad was stubborn and stubborn in the right way, stubborn in his values, you know, his faith, his family, and believed that deals should be done on a handshake.
00:15:38.000You should be able to look someone in the eye.
00:15:39.000I don't need a 300-page complicated contract.
00:15:42.000If I say I'm going to be here on Monday, I'll be here on Monday.
00:16:02.000Now, in terms of how this applies to the Charlie Kirk thing, this is so much of this is spiritual.
00:16:08.000So much of this is, I think, God and where I was in my life and the relationship that I had with Charlie.
00:16:14.000And me being one of the people that helped to build Turning Point.
00:16:19.000I mean, the Kanye thing happened when me and Charlie were doing Turning Point.
00:16:24.000It was a tiny little organization that people didn't know much about.
00:16:27.000You were integrally involved in the formation because I know that your husband was the, he, as when you, we, because we were hanging out, when you met your husband, as we always clock when we chat, and that was TP UAK, and he was, that was TPUK.
00:16:39.000So you are, because I sometimes think, this is what I this is my point just to declare my.
00:17:03.000You'll get additional access to Mug Club, that's Crowder's gig, Tim Cast, that's Tim Paul's racket, and Glenn Greenwald's additional content.
00:17:48.000You know, like when someone important dies, I always notice how people are.
00:17:56.000And sometimes I feel that people claim a greater affinity or affection with people after their death.
00:18:05.000Like I call it, in fact, I invented a word after the death of Princess Diana, mornography, like to get off on the death of the person and sort of jerk off over it.
00:18:25.000Yeah, you were there for turning point.
00:18:27.000So you were like super close with Charlie Kirk.
00:18:29.000Now, I feel like a lot of people sense that Charlie, but I'll be totally honest.
00:18:35.000Like when people say Charlie Kirk was murdered by powerful interests, my first reaction was, why?
00:18:43.000Because isn't he just really like, then I started to examine what is Charlie Kirk and what was Charlie Kirk doing with nothing like the dexterity or deliberateness that you have.
00:19:00.000Because, you know, what you're describing about yourself is relevant to anyone that works in this new media space to varying degrees at various times.
00:19:08.000There was obviously a big change when Trump went into office because a lot of independent media essentially started to fulfill the same function as mainstream media, i.e., advocating in a partisan way for the incumbent, for the person that's in power.
00:19:35.000Like, as they say, qui bono, that's the question to always ask.
00:19:38.000And I actually didn't understand how Israel benefits from Charlie Kirk being murdered.
00:19:44.000Certainly can't see yet how like sort of French special forces could, you know, so tell, can you explain that to me?
00:19:53.000Because I don't understand who benefits from, but I also know that whenever I've seen it my whole life, a long gunman killed RFK, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X.
00:20:33.000But I do believe that they have betrayed him since.
00:20:36.000And I am comfortable saying that today because I know that they have told lies.
00:20:40.000I know they have withheld information that if truly you were motivated by goodness and truth, you would come out and you would say it.
00:20:45.000Like there are people at Turning Point who Charlie texted the night before and said they are going to kill me.
00:20:49.000Well, if you're trying to figure out who killed Charlie Kirk, wouldn't that be a good thing to come forward with to the public and say Charlie thought that he was going to be murdered the night before?
00:20:58.000So to me, to not assist that investigation is not something that I'm going to ignore.
00:21:04.000Also, to not answer basic questions that if I said to you, Russell, where were you when Charlie got shot?
00:21:11.000You're not going to get defensive and weird.
00:21:12.000You're just going to, I can tell you why I was, I was sitting plotting, you know, planning my next show at the kitchen counter and they are being very strange about details on that day.
00:21:23.000If someone, the easier task, if somebody, if the internet thinks that, you know, Mikey McCoy, who was the person who, you know, instantly picked up the phone and walked away when Charlie got shot, who was the chief of staff, if people find that behavior to be suspicious, and I do find it to be not what I would do if a shot went off, I don't, obviously everybody else ran or ducked and he instantly picked up the phone.
00:21:46.000I would just show my call log and I would be like, guys, this is crazy.
00:21:49.000Like I called my mom and here's and so it's the absence of answering and the blaming and the yelling that feels off to people.
00:22:10.000They could be saying, we want you to never tell us to make it so that he is his memory.
00:22:17.000Rather, they're fighting over his memory, his legacy, that he was Judeo-Christian.
00:22:21.000I'm not comfortable when the spokesperson of Turning Point USA comes out and essentially tries to paint a picture like I'm lying when I very lightly and reminiscing about me and Charlie mentioned that, you know, our last conversations, just like I would say this if you, God forbid, died tomorrow.
00:22:53.000They came, there was a discussion between Andrew Kovet and Alex Clark because I don't know why, but the Judeo-Christian syndicate of influencers ceased on this one sentence.
00:23:03.000I said, in it, it never wasn't meant to be antagonistic.
00:23:07.000It was just an honest, like, oh, you know, we were talking about Catholicism.
00:23:10.000And they all started making videos saying it's absolutely not true.
00:23:46.000Now, what I would say that I get your point about why I get your point, but this is the undoubtedly when that event took place, if you think about it, right?
00:23:59.000I don't know if you have these kind of conversations.
00:24:00.000I talk to people all the time that what you call in the normal world that watch the BBC, that read the Sunday Times, you know, like people that are back in England.
00:24:07.000And those people back in England suddenly had to deal with the way they're now having to deal with you.
00:24:26.000But there was, if someone had told me the day before Charlie Kirk had died, Charlie Kirk's going to die, what do you think the reaction would be?
00:24:32.000I would think it will be quite sort of marginal and focused among people that are into conservatism and young conservatives and Republican supporters.
00:24:42.000I didn't, I wouldn't have said it's going to become a global phenomenon and JD Vance will be there getting the coffin back and it's going to be like I just would never have imagined it would have that degree of impact.
00:24:57.000And I sort of thought, well, where do you go back for a precedent of like, you know, what's the last thing in the culture that's sort of a bit like this that's happened?
00:25:05.000And I feel like, well, it is the assassinations of the 60s.
00:25:09.000Yeah, you know, and that's sort of weird because we now know that we know for a fact that whatever we were told about the murder of Robert Kennedy or John Kennedy or Martin Luther King or Malcolm X, that's not what it was.
00:25:23.000It was evidence of ulterior power moving.
00:25:26.000Now, when it comes specifically to turning point, I can sort of just, Candice, to tell you the truth, sort of intuit that everyone wants ownership of this legacy.
00:25:35.000There's so much power in the legacy that everyone's like, well, actually, we think it should go this way.
00:25:40.000You know, and as I actually, as a Christian, I would say this is sort of an indicator of something that's broader and stronger.
00:25:46.000Is I can't collapse my love of Jesus Christ into so vote Republican.
00:25:54.000What I'm learning as I grow deeper in love with him, it makes it less and less clear to me that I should be doing anything except serving him, that my opinions are always potentially wrong.
00:26:06.000I'm potentially always might be in sin or in the flesh.
00:26:08.000Now, I believe I'm saved, I've surrendered to him.
00:26:10.000But what I'm saying is, is that the culture is not going to deliver solutions.
00:26:15.000And I would, before me personally, but I've not seen what you've seen, I recognize that.
00:26:20.000I wouldn't, before I ascribed malign motives, specifically, I suppose, to the people around Turning Point, I would consider right.
00:26:54.000It's so, it's volatile is what I'm saying.
00:26:57.000And I think that the volatility, you know, like Breitbart's famous thing, he says, like, that, you know, politics is downstream of culture.
00:27:05.000Well, of course, culture is downstream of technology.
00:27:08.000And the Canadian, very famous philosopher Marshall McLuhan said famously, the medium is the message.
00:27:14.000Meaning that, you know, 30, 40 years ago, whatever it was, the medium was television or print media.
00:28:05.000I mean, Alex Jones, to his credit, from the get-go, was, along with people like David Icke, we think there are demonic forces that are manipulating human systems.
00:28:13.000Obviously, the other place you're going to find that is the Bible.
00:28:16.000The Bible says evil has conquered human institutions like the media, like the government, like the judiciary.
00:28:22.000So you are in an unbelievable and unique but incredibly dangerous position.
00:28:28.000And I'm here in your home and I've seen your beautiful son, one of them.
00:28:34.000And, you know, I've had this question before, and I don't think I've been as close to the sun as you are now.
00:28:42.000Are you not afraid in an earthly, motherly way for the potential consequences of what you're saying?
00:28:52.000Given, particularly that we're talking about you've said publicly that Brigitte and, you know, that other guy that hangs around with her, the other one with a penis, Emmanuel.
00:29:08.000Like, you know, like saying, you know, that they've issued a death threat and that you've had, it's a credible threat.
00:29:14.000So, firstly, of course, there's the sort of the fluffy story of, you know, exciting, fluffy woo story of that.
00:29:21.000Also, bloody hell, mate, are you not a bit worried that you might get murdered?
00:29:24.000Well, I think everyone in the world, after you watch Charlie get publicly executed, sensed fear.
00:29:32.000If you were in the public sphere, I think you probably felt whoa, chill.
00:29:35.000Every person, I think, realized, wow, this is not, we're in politics and we are now seeing what the political system is.
00:29:42.000And they are willing to kill for power.
00:29:45.000And that's why it became plausible, you know, right out of the gate that Charlie was killed because of power.
00:29:52.000Before they even came out with kind of the ridiculous story about the 30-odd six and the Superman neck, and because he eats carrots, whatever it is, people sense that there's a possibility here that the world could be this evil.
00:30:04.000And I think that also, by the way, is what gripped people globally: you kind of saw this guy and you felt spiritually impacted by watching him be publicly executed.
00:30:12.000If Charlie had died in an accident, I don't think it would have had the same impact, but it was, they chose to publicly execute him.
00:30:20.000And so, yeah, of course, there was an element of, okay, this is getting, this is getting real, this is getting serious.
00:30:27.000My greatest fear is not getting into heaven because I actually am a Christian.
00:30:33.000And I question the Christians who lie, who choose to lie because they are so attached to the earthly possessions that they are getting in terms of money.
00:30:46.000My bigger fear is my children growing up in a world that's run by pedophiles.
00:30:56.000When I was covering the Brigitte and Emmanuel story, if you thought that I would end up here and suddenly questioning whether or not Brigitte could have been in America on that day, which is where I'm at right now, you're out of your mind.
00:31:05.000I mean, I literally thought, oh my God, this is so funny.
00:31:07.000Like, yes, like this person, like, I read the story and it was quite literally, this whole thing starts with the Daily Mail article where I saw a headline that Emmanuel Macron denies his wife's a man.
00:31:20.000This had not broken in the English-speaking world.
00:31:24.000So I was like, what a strange little, why, what's going on in France that this president has to come out and deny that his wife's a man?
00:32:01.000And I thought it was so interesting that the implications here for me that I thought were more severe is that the entire media of France would collude to hide this very obvious thing, right?
00:32:44.000People kind of had a base assumption that people in France are into some weird stuff.
00:32:50.000Nobody had an assumption that this could cause an international crisis.
00:32:55.000And then when I actually sat down that December with Xavier Poussard and got the full download on the story, he's the one who did the Becoming Brigitte series and wrote the book on it.
00:33:05.000I went, oh, wow, this is way more severe than I had realized.
00:33:09.000And we are talking about a culture that fosters pedophilia and being protected by governments worldwide.
00:34:06.000Now, funny enough, obviously, in light of you talking about it because of your impact and influence, you know, everyone's talking about it and wondering about it and curious about it.
00:34:16.000And, you know, I'm English and all, so I've got some French friends, not many because of the many wars between Britain and France and the great animosity that exists between our two countries and perhaps always will.
00:34:26.000But my mate, Jerome, like when we were talking about you and everything you were saying, he goes like, in France, everyone, like, like, not everyone, my guess is France probably has a sort of a culture of people that are red-pilled or whatever that would be, red-croissant.
00:35:16.000And what we're going to do now is we're going to show people the consequence for standing up to arbitrary authority and we're going to bankrupt you.
00:35:51.000Now, there are a few questions, obviously, like how does that relate to power?
00:35:55.000And obviously, you've alluded to it's interesting that pedophilia keeps coming up.
00:35:59.000And me, you know me well enough to know by now that I will, of course, be continually relating your plight and your challenges to my own.
00:36:05.000I hope that's not just wanton narcissism and solipsism.
00:36:09.000But like there was a point where, like, where I was making content a lot about COVID and the pandemic and not trusting the government narrative or the global narrative, the interests of big pharma.
00:36:19.000And like when I was first getting into doing stuff on YouTube, I suppose the reason I identify with what you're saying about both Macron and Charlie, God rest his soul, is that I was just talking about things like, oh, that's weird.
00:36:29.000Why are you telling us all to get in our homes?
00:36:31.000What do you mean there was a planned, they did a version of this, Event 201, a couple of years before?
00:36:36.000No, surely what Bobby Kennedy's written in this book about Anthony Fauci can't be true.
00:36:40.000Oh, gain of function is, oh my God, they did fund research at DARPA.
00:36:44.000Oh no, Pfizer are oppressing the files.
00:36:49.000The problem is, I believe, that because of the technology, this technology could be used to create total centralized control.
00:36:56.000It would be plausible to have a form of explicit or implicit one-world government where people with social credit scored and under maximal control possible, where AI and robot technology could handle labor.
00:37:10.000And the last thing you want are awakened people talking about God and supreme authority that transcends all material rational authority.
00:37:19.000And Lord alone knows whether or not, as it says in scripture, there are dark motivations for this.
00:37:24.000So the continual recourse and return to ideas like pedophilia, pedophilia.
00:37:30.000I don't know why I said it in that way.
00:37:31.000Pedophilia, I've changed my accent for you probably.
00:37:34.000Pedophilia and like sort of Satanism and dark, weird rituals.
00:37:40.000Like, doesn't it seem, do you ever wonder, mate, like how like things that are in the Bible and then things like Alex Jones and David Icke are the two examples I always use because they were people that were talking about power and talking about centralized power and talking about global imperialism and talking about occultism for a long, long while.
00:37:58.000These people have been talking about it for a long, long while.
00:38:03.000Do you think that there's, because the counter argument to you and me, they'll say, well, no, that guy was just like some mad sex offender.
00:38:14.000The counter argument to you're telling the truth and I was telling the truth during the COVID era, the counter argument is these are just two show-off idiot lunatics with their own agenda, grifters out to make money.
00:38:47.000And I had to take a minute to get my shit together.
00:38:49.000And thankfully, it brought me to the Lord and made me realize I'd been worshiping myself in various ways.
00:38:54.000And even when I thought I was spiritual, I was still involved in self-worship.
00:38:57.000And only really Jesus, only Jesus can do it.
00:38:59.000It's only the submission to the man God that opens that frequency that can do it for you.
00:39:04.000So do you, how, when you're saying things like, were Israel or French forces involved in the murder of Charlie Coke?
00:39:12.000And that, you know, Brigitte Macron is a man and that's connected to these nefarious ulterior forces that are ultimately in power.
00:39:20.000Clear that these things relate to power because if you've got the power to have Jeffrey Epstein killed in jail, make it look like a suicide and have it so that people sort of just forget about it, or do a global pandemic and lie at the beginning and then have people just forget about it, or maybe, you know, have Charlie Kirk murdered, just forget about it.
00:39:39.000What the hell is going on with world leaders?
00:39:45.000What is the reason that they're doing it?
00:39:47.000And I recognize that that's a very protein space where through conjecture and speculation, you could paint all sorts of pictures of demonic cults and Alistair Crowley and Satanism and pentagrams.
00:39:58.000And some people just say it's money and resources and power.
00:40:01.000So I guess in the end, something that Whitney Webb, who I'm sure you agree, is a pretty bloody good journalist, would say is where is the corroboration?
00:40:09.000What are we seeing that's indefatigable?
00:40:12.000What are we seeing in the case of were Israel involved in the assassination of Charlie Kirk?
00:40:20.000Do you think the neighborhood of Israel is fundamental in even issues as seemingly diffuse and only really connected through you, you know, and you being the person that's reported on them as Brigitte Macron's true identity and Charlie Kirk's murder?
00:40:36.000Do you think these things are connected?
00:40:39.000And I think in many ways we already live in this sort of one world government system.
00:40:42.000Maybe it's two world, but in terms of the West, I don't think there's any difference in the governments.
00:40:47.000And that's kind of the point that we're making.
00:40:48.000And maybe why the Charlie Kirk case is so crucial because it's showing us that, wait, what is the divide here between America and Israel and France, right?
00:40:57.000I just told people that somebody in the French government alerted me to an assassination attempt.
00:41:04.000Shouldn't that require a comment from the president of the United States?
00:41:08.000Shouldn't the president of the states be forced to make a statement about that?
00:41:13.000Wouldn't you think it's the most viral?
00:41:15.000It was the most viral global story for three days.
00:41:18.000And the White House has chosen not to comment.
00:41:20.000What does that signal to the population?
00:41:22.000That it's okay for France to be involved in assassination attempts, that they're, at least if he thought that I was completely making it up and I gave him the evidence it was made up, he would be required to come out and say, we are looking at that situation and that there's, there's nothing here.
00:41:40.000That should very, very much alarm people.
00:41:44.000I believe that there is that there is some truth to what David Icke has said and what Alex Jones has said.
00:41:52.000People before them have said that there has been these dark, demonic, satanic cults.
00:41:58.000It's the reason why I started my book club because I needed to understand where this was coming from in the only way that it can make sense, which is that these people are being guided by a theology, right?
00:42:09.000This goes back to one of the more brilliant things that my husband said, right?
00:42:13.000When we, I guess you could say we dated for 18 days, but I said, why did you, why did you read theology at Oxford?
00:42:40.000So I, at the same time that I'm sort of questioning what's going on, I, for whatever reason, fell into a hole regarding modern psychology, Sigmund Freud.
00:42:50.000Sigmund Freud, factually, okay, there's no disputing this because the Jewish Ashkenazi Jewish director of the Sigmund Freud archives, who was working under Anna Freud and he was about to become the next director.
00:43:03.000So he was the assistant director, decided, I'm going to actually learn German so I can read all of his notes that have not been published to the public.
00:43:10.000He was studying to be a psychoanalyst and was like, this is amazing.
00:43:20.000And I'm so glad that his book is flying off the shelves in his old age.
00:43:24.000So he reads Sigmund Freud's notes and he goes, Wait a second.
00:43:27.000Sigmund Freud famously came up with this theory that children were attracted to their parents and that they were having these dreams and these things never happened to them.
00:43:38.000And then he says, no, he actually knew that these women were being, these children were being raped.
00:44:36.000Modern psychology is gaslighting, gaslighting.
00:44:39.000Funny thing about Sigmund Freud, which is even more compelling, is he too, for years, when he first got into psychoanalytics, he said, oh, these kids are actually being raped.
00:44:52.000And that was his poorly named seduction theory, that these kids are not lying.
00:44:56.000These kids are being raped by their parents.
00:46:07.000And they believe that you rape your kids when they're seven, but you don't tell them why they're raped until they're 35.
00:46:14.000Now, this is an inversion of some people tell me of the mystic tradition.
00:46:18.000They've, you know, they've kind of, it's kind of from the book of the dead in Egypt, really, but they rape their kids.
00:46:23.000And Sigmund Freud discovered that the reason that they do this, this is Sigmund Freud's work, is because it conditions the child to grow up to be a psychopath because of what they have to go through trying to understand why their parents did this.
00:46:34.000This is not, all of these authors are Jewish.
00:46:36.000They're not, they support the Jewish movement.
00:46:39.000The second author, David Bakan, I think actually regrets writing his book because he thought it was going to be this like expose of, you know, why the Jews in Europe should be sympathized for.
00:46:48.000And then people went, wait, what are you, what's going on here?
00:46:52.000Like, there's this, all this incestuous rape happening.
00:46:55.000And I think this is actually the reason.
00:46:58.000And I encourage Jewish people to read this book as well.
00:47:00.000I don't think they know their own history because at this time there was a great schism.
00:47:05.000There were actual Jews who were following the Torah to the letter of the law who were getting kicked out of countries because of these Sebastian Frankists who were actually raping kids.
00:47:16.000And there's nothing new under the sun, right?
00:47:19.000So their instinct is to go, why am I being kicked out of a country?
00:47:43.000The Frankists mass converted to save themselves from the Jews, the actual Torah Jews who kicked them out, into the Catholic faith, right?
00:47:51.000This could be where all of the scandals in the Catholic faith came from.
00:47:56.000There was a lie, and this is really important to share, that when you start talking about Sebastianism and Frankism, that this was an old fringe movement.
00:48:25.000And it is because what they believe in is evil is okay.
00:48:29.000They believe in the doctrine of evil, that you must lower yourself and commit the most depraved acts of evil to prove that evil doesn't actually exist.
00:48:41.000That to me seems to be the guiding philosophy of people in Israel, I would say.
00:48:47.000Like this idea that this is a Sebastian concept, that you can commit acts of evil to get ahead in society is when I see what's happening in Gaza.
00:48:58.000I'm like, how can you, as a human, be okay?
00:49:02.000It's like, how do you look at this and not understand this is evil?
00:49:05.000Well, you can speak to Christian Zionists, I think, in America, have now, they are trickling into the Sebastian concept of, well, there's a bigger goodness that's going to happen if we allow this evil to take place.
00:49:17.000You need to understand where this ideology stems from.
00:49:20.000And that's what I'm committed to helping people to understand.
00:49:23.000Hey, Eulot, we're not going to be on YouTube anymore.
00:49:26.000You're identifying an ideology, or to use the perhaps correct term that you cited at the beginning of your answer, a theology of evil that exists concomitantly with the evolution of our kind.
00:49:42.000Now, you know, I've only read the Bible once because I'm reading the Bible in one year and it's been over a year since I started.
00:49:49.000And obviously, as you go through the Old Testament, it's continually a theme of how the chosen people are in precisely the kind of fraught and intermittent schism that you're describing.
00:50:04.000Good leaders and good prophets are called, good men and women are called into positions of power, and then evil in the form usually of false idolatry, Moloch and Baal and various other gods that appear based on my limited understanding of a limited reading of scripture to have at the forefront sacrifice of children.
00:50:27.000Sexual conduct seems to be at the very forefront of these transgressions.
00:50:32.000There's the sense that it's orgastic cults that revolved in child sacrifice.
00:52:49.000And in order to study truth, there has to be a willingness to unplug from what you think you know.
00:52:55.000Now, people, I've long understood that there's a kind of correlative and parallel between awakening and a kind of insanity and even foolishness, because as one unsubscribes from the doctrine of a culture that will tell you these are the people that are good, these are the ideas that are good, these are the institutions you can trust, these are the institutions you can't trust, you are in a kind of very protein, volatile wilderness space.
00:53:22.000And I think the culture is kind of emulating that right now.
00:53:25.000Indeed, the technology is facilitating mass communication at such pace that you could almost say that time itself is being affected.
00:53:32.000Imagine the communication miracles that we easily and even now participate in, Candice, and how that would compare to a time where people are creating papayas and scribing on stones and stuff.
00:53:47.000And somehow, somehow in this atemporal space, we have to have to locate the very notion of good.
00:53:54.000Now, the first thing that's not possible is to locate good if people tell you there is no God.
00:53:59.000If you're told that nature is the sum of itself, materialism is all.
00:54:04.000The universe began in an explosion caused by nothing, and all of the rules emerged simultaneously and we are the inhabitants of it.
00:54:12.000And indeed, the logical rationale that I'm using to make this conclusion is a part of those irrational, random processes.
00:54:19.000That's one set of beliefs, materialism.
00:54:21.000And the other one is there was a God, there was a creator, his son came to earth.
00:54:24.000You know, there are, of course, there are rifts and variances, but it's interesting that the major faiths emerge from this same place at this same time.
00:54:33.000You know, and at best, you could argue, well, perhaps that's just a place where we have good records.
00:54:38.000Maybe God is everywhere and certainly all over the globe simultaneously expressing himself in a variety of ways.
00:54:46.000I know the cross means more, for example, than just the place of sacrifice of our Lord.
00:54:51.000How interesting that this perfect, whole, godly human must live the whole and perfect life for the veil to be torn, for the curtain to be torn, for the information to be freed from the temple, for us to have the location in ourselves, the site of the pain.
00:55:06.000Solomon's temple was, of course, built at the site of David's atonement for his greatest transgression in taking a census.
00:55:13.000And I take this to mean, Candace, that in the place of your greatest pain is where God will dwell in you.
00:55:19.000You will find God in the sight of your greatest injury and your greatest wound if you accept God, if you make atonement.
00:55:26.000So I'm very interested, of course, to hear that at the center of this power is not as they would, one group would have you believe.
00:55:36.000And it's really rather beautifully summarized by that scene at the end of the movie Network where the radical newscaster who goes off grid and off script and says, look, systems, man, I'm not going to take it anymore, is eventually confronted, like and just starts telling people the truth and becomes a cult.
00:55:53.000And he does this, you know, fictionally, of course, but in the managed world where they can turn off the camera and turn off the light and switch you off.
00:56:01.000By the end of it, he has this wonderful confrontation with the person that owns the conglomerates who says, do you have any idea what powers you're messing with?
00:56:22.000But I, you know, there was not good containment for what I have in me.
00:56:26.000And it sounds like you're describing a very similar thing.
00:56:28.000Now, the difference is from like the culture 50 years ago.
00:56:32.000You know, I watched as friends like mine, like Amy Winehouse, who have brilliance in them, are eaten by the culture and essentially sacrificed by the culture.
00:56:44.000Like the icons 50 years ago would, their only route is through music or through sport.
00:56:48.000Or, you know, if you're not coming through the right schools, I'm not saying that everyone that goes through those schools is bad because I know your husband, who I already love, went to Oxford and stuff.
00:56:57.000Like, you know, people making it outside of those channels and outside of those systems was rare and anomalous.
00:57:29.000But I suppose whatever these systems are, the question that I'm trying to guide you us towards now is some people will say it's just about money and power.
00:57:40.000And that's easier to corroborate because, you know, whenever you're doing this investigative work, Candace, I guess you're able to go, look, this person paid this person or this person received this phone call or this person sent this message.
00:57:52.000When it gets into the esoteric occultist Luciferianism, then you can sort of prove it theologically and ideologically, but it becomes harder to demonstrate.
00:58:04.000And I suppose the reason that what's happening with you right now and what's happening with the Epstein thing is so interesting is because it's starting, I suppose, to move into a space, people's focus, people's lens, people's gaze, people's attention is starting to fall on a pace where it's not just, oh, well, these rich families are just creating revenue and creating money.
00:58:23.000It's starting to arrive at the point where we are identifying that the people that we think are in positions of power, kings, presidents, prime ministers, are only permitted to be in that position if they've been pre-compromised and are therefore malleable so that they can't get in and become president of the United States or prime minister of France or England and go, right, I'm going to do it for you guys because God's real and we're all the same and I love you and we're all one under Christ and this is only temporary and we're in exile.
00:58:53.000Let's love one another and be willing to die for what we believe in.
00:59:27.000On the subject of children, for me, and that is when I just completely got off of any support for Donald Trump, is when he gaslit us over the Epstein files.
01:00:31.000When you study Sigmund Freud, and that was kind of a wacky thing that I fell into accidentally, I was just researching how all of these psychologists kind of were raping kids.
01:00:42.000Sigmund Freud's best friend, Wilhelm Fleece, who he had a homosexual relationship with because they're all also all homosexual, he was his mentor.
01:00:51.000And Wilhelm Fleece raped his son, Robert Flees.
01:01:46.000So they're not, if you, if we, if we go back to the source and Sigmund Freud was doing this for a fact, okay, what does that tell us about the world that we're in?
01:02:14.000Welcome to Stay Free with Russell Brand today on honoring the perverts.
01:02:18.000The perverts that we'll be honoring include Sigmund Freud.
01:02:22.000Now, look, I've got a lot to say about that last bit because, right?
01:02:24.000Firstly, I remember when I first got fascinated and fixated on Freud and like the psychology because I had mental health problems when I was a kid and I was trying to work myself out.
01:02:32.000So I started reading, you know, Freud for beginners, Freud for dummies, trying to understand it.
01:02:36.000Freud's fundamental thrust was that all character emerges from sexuality, which is a way of saying we're thresholded in the animal and in the human.
01:03:05.000But what the psychiatry did is it placed authority for the analysis of the spirit in the hands of pseudo-science.
01:03:14.000Because, you know, you can have therapy that's grounded in Christ.
01:03:17.000You can have discussions with, you know, be a part of a women's group or a men's group or a young person's group and talk about these are the challenges of being a man.
01:03:23.000This is what it's like to be in society.
01:03:25.000This is what it's like to feel broken.
01:03:33.000If there's no good, there's no evil, and sex is the highest power.
01:03:36.000You can see where that river might flow to.
01:03:39.000Now, what's really also, I guess, interesting is I know that what you're saying is right.
01:03:43.000And I know that it's grounded in research, in particular, what you're saying about Freud and the correspondence and exchanges that you've cited in the two books.
01:03:51.000Now, what's really interesting to me is like, and I wonder about this with your own relationship with and connection to England.
01:03:57.000Like, because say when I was like a Hollywood star type guy and married to Katie, I've obviously read loads of things like, oh, Kate Perry, she has a handler.
01:04:22.000I've like married someone that I didn't know well enough because I'm an idiot and I wanted to think I could hold fame like a trophy in my arms.
01:04:30.000And she was so splendid and so famous, right?
01:04:34.000I didn't ever, no one was like, right, Katie, we want you to have these demonic images in your videos or whatever, even though I've seen really sort of credible and interesting things where people say, look at that mechanical beast.
01:04:51.000But because I've been there and been with Katie Perry and known her and loved her, I just think, well, she was like a young Christian woman who got a break in show business and as any ambitious person who goes down that channel would pursue it.
01:05:06.000Then sort of the second part, and I know you'll have stuff to say about that.
01:05:14.000Looking to screen, grab a chat and call some international scandal.
01:05:20.000And then when I was in England, right, I was with someone who was like a like this lady called Jemima Khan, who had previously been married to Imran Khan, the Indian present, jailed Indian former president.
01:05:30.000And she's the daughter of Jimmy Goldsmith.
01:05:33.000And when Britain got all carved up in the 70s, 8 George will know of the family.
01:05:40.000And the Goldsmiths and the Rothschilds were kind of intermarried and stuff.
01:05:44.000Like I would meet her brother who would be married to like a Rothschild.
01:05:47.000And at that time, I've read David Icke and all of that kind of stuff.
01:05:50.000And I've done a bunch of acid and, you know, in my own broken way of trying to understand this world and what power is really and what God is really.
01:05:57.000And, you know, I weren't with our Lord yet.
01:05:59.000And again, like, you know, I went to a gathering that same way as I've been to a Diddy party.
01:06:04.000I went to a Diddy party, like a white party.
01:06:06.000I never, you know, there was no lotion or excitement.
01:06:08.000It's the kind of thing I'd have been susceptible to then.
01:06:10.000I was very open to the idea of sort of sexual pleasure.
01:06:13.000Anyway, so what I'm saying is, is I'm saying all this merely to illustrate that where are these things?
01:06:22.000Because I agree with what you said about Freud, that the culture used him to reposition power and to, you know, I agree with that.
01:06:27.000But like, where are, you know, because I've met Matthew Freud.
01:06:32.000And like, I've, you know, and I'm not like, not, I'm not saying these people are going to like, you know, this things that you and your husband are going to talk about.
01:06:37.000And you're not going to tell me, of course, obviously, as it should be.
01:06:40.000And like in brief encounters with people, I'm not going to be able to, you know, take their entire temperature.
01:06:46.000But what I suppose I'm saying is, is that when we move from saying these people are materialistic and they're just trying to get loads of power and dominate media so they can control the message and dominate government, you know, when we ask that final question, why?
01:07:00.000Like, then you're sort of like, you have to start imagining the robes and the blood and the pentagrams.
01:07:06.000And it starts to become like, I guess that's a point where, you know, and like where people find it hard to cross.
01:07:17.000It was like, okay, maybe this happened fast.
01:07:19.000Do I really think this is still going on?
01:07:20.000Well, it's kind of weird that he like there, they have so much power and they've been caught in all of these scandals.
01:07:25.000Like when I was yesterday going through the DuPont scandals where like they were in trouble for raping their kids and like this has all happened and killing people, it's they were not in trouble.
01:07:34.000Like they got tried and like I've which P, I don't remember, I don't remember which DuPont we were reading about yesterday, but like he raped his three-year-old daughter and then sexually assaulted his infant, right?
01:07:45.000This is like people that are in power right now, like alive and in Delaware, right?
01:09:32.000And when you read Hollywood Babylon, that gets really interesting, like, especially when it comes to fashion, like the fashion world, as we've learned with Brigitte, my goodness, when you read Becoming Brigitte, I can't, I cannot.
01:09:43.000Like, I used to love like Yves St. Laurent.
01:10:41.000When people learn that it's our religion, it's problematic.
01:10:43.000So we need to practice dissimulation in writing.
01:10:46.000We need to be not honest about what we're doing because every time people find out what we're doing, like suddenly we're being kicked out of countries.
01:10:52.000So Sigmund Freud set about introducing their theology in a cultural way.
01:11:00.000We are going, if you're following Hollywood, you are asleep and you have already been indoctrinated into a Sebastian Frankist cult.
01:11:10.000The evidence for that is right there in books.
01:11:13.000Like, there's no, there is no arguing about who Sigmund Freud was and what his intent was.
01:11:18.000He's like, we need to modernize, we need to update, we need to make it cool.
01:11:22.000And then all of these cultural movements were born.
01:11:25.000And this is like, you know, this is going to be cool and fashion and vogue and young people and we're going to be super skinny and we're going to make people care about products and designers and labels.
01:11:35.000And we have been following pedophiles, gay pedophiles.
01:12:04.000Listen, I had quite a lot come to me there, dear beloved Candace.
01:12:08.000One was like, there's one of the filmmakers and thinkers that really influenced me when I'm like, I'm an autodidact, I'm like educating myself, as you have to, to qualify for that title.
01:12:20.000There's this BBC filmmaker called Adam Curtis.
01:12:22.000He's made a bunch of very brilliant documentaries: The Power of Nightmares, The Century of Self, and The Century of the Self was his first film in which he told how Edward Bernays used the ideas of his uncle Sigmund Freud to create the profession of PR.
01:12:35.000Primarily, and I'm obviously reducing this for brevity, such as I can, was to ensure that products elicited a certain feeling.
01:12:44.000Because in a sane culture, you might buy food to nourish your body, and you might buy a vehicle just to drive you around, and you might buy, you wouldn't worship those objects, you wouldn't elicit the state of worship.
01:12:58.000So I can see how, in a more mundial and demonstrable way, the ideas of Freud, Adam Curtis's work, were used to generate the profession of PR.
01:13:09.000And as you, and what you're saying, somewhat more esoteric and a little harder to chew for people, you know, because that's what it is.
01:13:15.000Not everyone gets all the gear, Candace.
01:13:18.000You know, like, is that, wow, they've been introducing ideas to the culture, making it normal to sexualize children.
01:13:25.000What about the sort of other roots of pedophilia, which I suppose we associate with paganism?
01:13:30.000For example, E.G., when Columbus Columbus and his crew arrived in these lands, like some of the ceremonies with the native people, very casual encounters of, you know, just sexual, I don't know if they were of age girls or post-pubescent.
01:13:45.000You know, I guess one might quarrel and query that age is a numerical register and the real marker is sexual maturation and consent of the individual.
01:13:55.000One might argue those are the real markers.
01:13:57.000But there are other instances where pedophilia seems to sort of coalesce and become acculturated other than this.
01:14:05.000I wonder what it is that we're saying that they are getting from it.
01:14:16.000And it seems like what you're saying, and what I would agree with you plainly and absolutely on, is that we live in a sort of a modern pagan culture, as in we worship false idols via the self, like via the self, we worship pleasure in food or sex or sexuality.
01:14:32.000There's actually no reason for a heterosexual or a homosexual or anybody to have their sexuality at the forefront of their identity.
01:14:39.000It should be a secondary characteristic, not the not, if you build a shrine to it, it's a kind of crazy thing to do, like to make it the center.
01:14:47.000It's such a small portion of what you do.
01:14:49.000And like when I recognized, gosh, my own place in the culture for a minute, like when I was famous, famous, like I was being, hey, screw loads of women.
01:15:03.000It was all about sexuality because they thought, you know, if this is the easiest way to subject people to our religion is to make them obsessed with pleasure, constantly in the pleasure realm.
01:15:13.000And even the language, which is why it's so fascinating to study Sigmund Freud's work and how intentional they were about this, was to make it seem like it's cool.
01:15:22.000Like, oh, hey, man, like, you know, that's your ego that's talking to you.
01:15:34.000This was not, this was by design by the government, the 60s movement.
01:15:38.000And there's another fascinating book, Chaos, which I know has gone very viral.
01:15:42.000And Tom O'Neill did great work on this, but it just keeps coming up that this was a faith.
01:15:47.000Even the language of Hollywood, they thought about this, worshiping stars.
01:15:51.000This Hollywood Babylon book shows this, like they wanted to get people to worship stars.
01:15:56.000They even intentionally started the gossip column on Sundays because they wanted people not to go to church and to instead run and obsess about the latest scandal.
01:16:05.000They thought about this intentionally in Hollywood to put a gossip column on Sundays.
01:16:10.000Beyond that, when they first opened movie theaters for people to come worship stars, they called them cathedrals, right?
01:16:16.000This was an intentional way to supplant the Catholic Church.
01:16:19.000And Sigmund Freud hated the Catholic Church.
01:16:21.000He's very clear about that in his writing.
01:16:23.000They hate Christians and they had felt that they were.
01:16:26.000And that's what was going on in Europe.
01:16:27.000There was this war to break up the Christian empire because, and I think one day Isabelle of Spain will be sainted, they were calling out what they were doing.
01:16:36.000Sigmund Freud says it explicitly: you know, when the Catholic Church finds out what we're doing, it's problematic.
01:16:41.000So we need to not present it as a religion.
01:18:45.000And I'm like, okay, well, I definitely don't believe you about anything in terms of World War I, World War II, what happened in Syria yesterday, what's happening in Syria tomorrow.
01:18:55.000Because if you can't even tell the basic truth about what we are observing with our own eyes today, about what's happening in Gaza, why should I believe you about anything else?
01:19:04.000And that's what's happening today when you kind of refer to how power is transferring away from the mainstream is that people know truth when they hear it.
01:19:16.000Because I believe, and this is not, I'm not trying to assert myself as someone that you should believe in, but I'm saying I have always felt that truth carries a more powerful frequency.
01:20:42.000You don't have to lie about this stuff.
01:20:44.000And that's what I think people are, this is kind of the moment that we're at right now is that the frequency of truth is hitting and more people are being encouraged to say the truth.
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01:21:26.000Let's go back to Candace Owens right now.
01:21:29.000We're told that in this fight that's taking place in Ephesians, that it's taking place against heavenly realms, that we're not fighting against earthly power.
01:21:43.000And that we must put on the armor, therefore, and first is the belt of truth that has to be foundational and to protect the survival of the middle, the core through the belt of truth.
01:21:54.000Then the breastplate of righteousness can only be granted to us by God and by grace.
01:21:59.000None of us can earn that righteousness.
01:22:01.000And the shield of faith, because of the flaming arrows of the devil, the good news on our feet, motivated only by telling the truth of Christ, that he came for us, that he loves us, that he loves you, that he loves me, that he loves our children, that he loves our transgression, those that have transgressed against us, that we must be in a state of forgiveness, that we have to be coming from forgiveness, otherwise we'll fall.
01:22:22.000Then we have the sword of the word and then that helmet of salvation to make sure that our minds aren't busy and crazy and in the neurotic and neurological chaos, the electromagnetic field up there.
01:22:34.000Oh, Candace, the other day, someone told me about this experiment where they take group A, group B, they're both in cages, both cages are subject to an electric current.
01:22:43.000Group A dogs have access to a lever, so they can stop the current at any time.
01:22:48.000Group B dogs do not have access to a lever.
01:22:51.000Over time, they learn to just lay down and tolerate the frequency of electricity and live in it.
01:22:56.000The second part of the experiments is both dogs A and B are placed in a new pen and that pen is electrified.
01:23:04.000There's no lever, but the fence is only a foot and a half high.
01:23:38.000Then intellectually or theologically, as you and your husband would say, we're attacked ideologically, continually, kept in a state of stimulation where you can't unplug from that frequency and feel the truth of him.
01:23:51.000If we die on the cross with him, if the body dies, if the body dies, then we can receive the vertical passage.
01:23:58.000We must be grounded, though, in the truth.
01:24:00.000And we can, through horizontal relationship, we can remain in conjunction with him.
01:24:05.000I know that first, the Luciferian sin is he wants power away from God.
01:24:10.000In Luke 10, 12, he says, our Lord, I saw Satan fall from heaven like lightning.
01:26:10.000And sure enough, he's like, yeah, it's not like this isn't like a miracle thing you're going to say and get up and feel great, happy, like it's all.
01:26:19.000But being conscious of it and saying it and recognizing it, that is part of the exercise.
01:26:25.000And sure enough, like one day it just went away.
01:27:23.000And it's especially hard if you are me because I think that I have been, and maybe this is my, maybe this is my own arrogance speaking, but I think that I have been a good person to people.
01:27:33.000There was no one that can say Candace wasn't a good worker.
01:27:41.000I've never, I'm never trying to be tricky.
01:27:42.000You'll never hear a story of, you know, Russell can't send like Russell and Russell was going to go on Matt Walsh's podcast and she called Matt and said, I don't do that.
01:27:50.000Like, I, you know, I'm very, I'm like, you know what?
01:27:52.000If I don't, if I have an issue, like I had an issue when I had Nick on my podcast, I call Tucker and say, don't have Nick.
01:30:33.000When people say that you are selling your soul, and I really want to say this, especially to the quote-unquote Christian influencers, you are literally selling your soul.
01:30:42.000Like that's not, it's not a fun expression.
01:30:44.000You're making a trade for earthly possessions, right?
01:30:51.000You have an eternal soul, and you are making an exchange right now so that you can have a bigger house, maybe that you can buy a Balenciaga perverted bag.
01:31:02.000I don't know what it is, but just know that it's real.
01:31:06.000And you want to know if you don't think it's real, start studying Sigmund Freud and see how committed they were to once you understand true evil and how committed they were to making you godless, you will suddenly realize that there is a God.
01:31:18.000My kids, uh, they play like tocaboca, they can't play Minecraft, that's demonic, can't play Roblox, that's demonic, yeah.
01:31:25.000To co-boke in there, they're like, oh, can we buy this house, dad?
01:31:29.000It's like real money, like it's one that I have to go, what?
01:31:31.000Like, I have to give them $2, you know, in a digital format of real money so they can acquire possessions in this world.
01:31:37.000And I think, oh, yes, this is that's not the last layer of it.
01:31:41.000We are trading pixelated, illusory matter projected onto a field temporarily that we are the occupant of and potential co-creators with him when we accept Christ, when we become a channel of his pieces.
01:31:53.000St. Francis says, by sanctifying ourselves, we sanctify society by allowing the sanctification to come, by allowing the pain to come, by doing those prayers for praying for people so that you've changed.
01:32:03.000So the part of you, the part of you that's still wedded and glommed onto that can be released and freed because it's not real anyway.
01:33:08.000It's in some ways, you could unkindly say the oft-cited maxim of a million monkeys with a million typewriters would eventually recreate the works of Shakespeare.
01:33:19.000But mass communication means mass opining.
01:33:23.000And here comes everyone was an influential book, wasn't it?
01:33:26.000And Martin Guri's Revolt of the Public.
01:33:28.000What we've got now is some people that would have been shut down long, long ago, Tate, Candice Owens, me, are still in the space, still communicating.
01:33:37.000Now, what you know about me and what you know about Candice Owens, and you know, Andrew Tace is on his own path.
01:33:48.000I'm, as I said in the content, sometimes totally lost in self-involvement to the degree where it would hardly surprise me if people thought, oh, he conveniently became Christian when he was attacked and got accused of rape and stuff.
01:34:00.000Well, you can think that, but I'll tell you this: if you're not in Christ, if you do not accept Christ, I don't see a way out of this for any of us.
01:34:08.000But I also don't believe that it should be mandated for people to become Christian in the way that some people think it's mandated that you all take a vaccine.
01:34:14.000You know, I believe in your sovereignty and your freedom.
01:34:17.000And I believe the technology that has liberated the media space has to penetrate politics and it will.
01:34:24.000We need to localize democracy and invest in direct democracy.
01:34:29.000And what I mean by invest is think about it and wake up to it because you could have complete control of your own life, your own family, your own community.