Bill Clinton turns 78, and he's still young, at least we know that much about him, because he was the first president to turn 78. And yet, at the age of 78, he's also the oldest man in his family for a generation, and the only personal vanity I want to assert is I'm still younger than Donald Trump. And I do believe that if you want us to believe that Michelle Obama is the greatest orator in history, we should believe that this has some meaning to it, because as Chris Cuomo pointed out, when it comes down to real values, as a politician, Bill Clinton was a man of real principles. And that's a good thing, because if you don't believe that, then you're not going to believe in him. And we'll be talking about the DNC, the evidence that Christ may have been real, and we'll also be talking some more medical mismanagement, if you're on Awake and Wonder in the locals community, like StayFree420 or JimEarth137 or JeebusC137, you're in the AWAKENING WANDSOME community, and you want to see the future? Then you'll want to join us on AWAKED and WON'T YOUTUBE. Stay free! - Russell Brand Subscribe to Stay Free with Russell Brand: Stay Free! Stay Woke! - Stay WONDER! If you're getting the breaking news, we've got a live stop there. - we ve got a stop there, there you are, there's a live from Awake & Wonder! in the Awake And Wonder! - we're getting some breaking news from the Awakened & Wonder - we'll have a live version of Stay Free With Russell Brand's Stay Wanna know what that's going on? stay tuned in? - and we're going to be on Awaken & Wonder on the next episode of Awaken and Wonder, coming soon! (featuring Stay Free, Stay Waking and Wonder? ) . , Stay Wakened, and Stay Wondering, and more! . . . , and more and more. , & more! - Stay Freezing, Thank you for joining me today for Stay Free - by Russell Brand, Stay Free & Wonder, by JimEarthC137 by Kyle Rhino and Sean Keaton
00:08:37.000Thanks for joining me today for Stay Free with Russell Brand.
00:08:40.000And what an extraordinary day it is to be immersed in propaganda
00:08:43.000as the simulacrum continues to roll, as the spectacle continues to fill our eyes
00:08:49.000with glitter and glamour and glitz and madness as old heroes are resurrected,
00:08:55.000as a merchant, a hot-headed youngster, a rookie.
00:09:01.000From Arkansas, took to the stage at the DNC to dazzle Bill Clinton, enter into the Coldplay song Fix You, redolent with imagery of tears running down faces, and for some of us, other bodily fluids running down blue dresses.
00:09:18.000We'll be talking about the DNC, we'll also be talking about The evidence that Christ may have been real.
00:09:26.000And we'll also be talking about some more medical mismanagement.
00:09:30.000If you're on Awake and Wonder in the locals community like StayFree420 or JimEarthC137, hello, nice to see you.
00:09:35.000Yeah, have a propaganda or some propaganda.
00:09:38.000Or I would also like to welcome you, like Kyle Rhino and Sean Keaton, my absolute favourites, are present there in the Rumble chat.
00:09:45.000We'll be available on YouTube for the first 15 minutes, but then, in pursuit of freer speech, we will move exclusively to our home on Rumble.
00:09:55.000Let's have a look at, again, I suppose we'll spend a minute looking at the messaging that's coming out of the DNC rebranding exercise.
00:10:04.000They are rinsing away the spectre of Joe Biden.
00:10:10.000To hear them talk about Michelle Obama's speech, you would think that it was somewhere between... Well, I don't mean... Words fail.
00:10:19.000Are we talking Martin Luther King, I Have a Dream?
00:10:22.000People are saying it's literally the best political speech.
00:10:25.000Churchill, MLK, a little bit of Lady Diana mixed in there.
00:10:30.000It's beyond iconic and certainly beyond ironic that people that have no political portfolio... Michelle Obama Isn't in the government nor will she be in the government in the event that you get a first Kamala Harris term.
00:10:45.000What we have instead of substance is an endless cycling machine of naught but hyperbole and perhaps at the apex along with Barack Obama and I would contest Tony Blair we have the kind of Apotheosis of the politician as star.
00:11:05.000A saxophone playing, and lord alone knows he used those lips for other things too.
00:11:10.000proselytizing, twinkle-eyed and still young at 78, Bill Clinton.
00:11:36.000Perhaps it's a phenomena of the surfeit of information that we all live within now
00:11:41.000that it becomes impossible to determine a real and actual Bill Clinton.
00:11:47.000Do you believe in the Bill Clinton that was a two-term president?
00:11:50.000Do you believe in the Bill Clinton that paid off Paula Jones to the tune of, well certainly was more than Donald Trump has ever been accused of giving, Stormzy Daniels.
00:12:01.000Do you believe in the Bill Clinton that had blue-collar appeal?
00:12:04.000Or do you believe in the Bill Clinton that liked dear old Jeffrey Epstein's jet so much that he flew in it 26 times?
00:12:13.000To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, to fly on someone's private jet to their sex island 25 Two days ago I turned 78.
00:12:20.000be seen as an innocent error, but 26 times looks a little bit saucy. Let's have a little
00:12:27.000look at Bill Clinton on the stage, still dropping bombs, still able to ejaculate pearly white
00:13:14.000We believe in whatever you want us to believe in.
00:13:16.000If you want us to believe that Kamala Harris is going to be a fantastic president, we'll believe it.
00:13:20.000If you want us to believe that Michelle Obama is the greatest orator in history, we'll believe it.
00:13:25.000If you want us to believe that this bizarre Spectacle has some connection to real meaning, to real values, to real principles.
00:13:32.000When, as Chris Cuomo pointed out, the upper tiers cost half a million dollars for a seat.
00:13:38.000If you believe that this has some meaning and value, when you can see Bernie Sanders come out and do his very best Larry David stroke Tony Clifton brilliant nails and Millionaires and zillionaires should be cast out of all and every party and then a tubby billionaire drumming his fingers on his rum-a-tum-tum-tum-tum saying that he's a better billionaire than Donald Trump.
00:14:03.000And I'll tell you where else that guy may... He of course knows Bill Clinton from his time in the Democratic Party movement, but also there might have been certain island holidays where they ran into each other.
00:15:31.000We could investigate ourselves to our very depths, the mysteries and miracles of the conscious and unconscious mind through psychedelics.
00:15:37.000We may yet create utopias here on Earth using this new technology.
00:15:42.000We could create fully autonomous communities.
00:15:45.000We could express our humanity in a myriad million different ways from absolute tradition to unimaginable progressivism and not trouble one another for true diversity was the way of humanity for many, many years when we lived tribally and independently, perhaps for a lot longer than we have ever yet dared to ponder.
00:16:06.000Maybe that speech would have gone over well at the Democratic Party National Convention because they seem to be a pretty forgiving audience.
00:16:18.000I could have a big, long, smart-sounding question here, but I'll just say Michelle Obama.
00:16:21.000I think Michelle Obama's speech was probably the most effective, powerful political speech I've ever heard.
00:16:29.000Best convention speeches I've ever seen by anybody in any circumstance.
00:16:33.000She's probably the best non-political speaker in the country.
00:16:37.000Probably the best speech I've ever seen.
00:16:38.000There is no one who has a speech delivery like Michelle.
00:16:42.000No one on the political, you know, in the political pantheon.
00:17:21.000I watched some of Michelle Obama's speech and it was good but surely at this point we must reach for more than oratory isn't precisely the problem that we face one of not of substance just gaseous emptiness abundant and abound while virtue and principle seem to have been lost May it yet be found?
00:17:44.000Could we use these platforms to create real communities of tolerance and love and forgiveness and acceptance and demand freedom and set up new currencies and set up new institutions allowed to atrophy those corrupt old ideas?
00:17:58.000You know it's possible if you demand freedom for the farmers, if you demand food freedom, if you demand freedom from big pharma, if you refuse to participate in their debt traps and their clap traps.
00:18:10.000Let me tell you, I'm more optimistic than ever, in part because I've had some wonderful conversations with great contributors like Jay Bhattacharya, whose conversation will be up from Friday.
00:18:21.000He gives you absolute inside intel on what went down in the pandemic period and the fact that this guy had to take the government to court, the very fact that the Supreme Court ...offered a verdict that the government will still be able to censor online information, and in his case it was information like, uh, natural immunity's a real thing, those vaccines might not be effective as is claimed, and they certainly haven't trialled them against transmission, some of these rules are arbitrary, like six foot apart, we don't know that lockdowns work very well, children may not be subject to Covid in the same severe way as elderly people, why don't we shield the elderly perfectly,
00:19:01.000Reasonable claims made in the Great Barrington Declaration and yet he was made a pariah.
00:19:05.000That conversation will be up on Locals from Friday.
00:19:09.000Remember John Rich will be our guest on the show this Friday and tonight we will be watching along from the Citadel of Spectacle itself, the DNC, me and Neil Oliver.
00:19:20.000We'll be right here, watching along with you.
00:20:42.000Before we leap into the Important and significant fact that a significant number of Americans have totally disengaged from the Democratic Party and that those people are working people.
00:23:14.000And then he addresses that and makes further material out of the fact that he's not even sure what race he is, which is in a sense at the heart of the bit.
00:23:22.000What a brilliant bloody comedian that guy is.
00:23:27.000Okay, where are we going with this thing?
00:23:28.000For some reason it being underlined really throws me on this.
00:23:44.000But they are doing so in trying to put forward male figures, Tim Walz being one of them, Doug Emhoff last night, who can speak to men out there who might not be the sort of testosterone laden, you know, gun-toting kind of guy who wants to listen to Hulk Hogan and the kind of Players that came out at the RNC or might want to listen to that but also, in addition, understand that it's okay in 2024 to be a man comfortable in his own skin who supports a woman.
00:24:25.000And that's something that they really are trying to work on with male voters beyond the base.
00:24:33.000We are watching the DNC rebrand after the disaster of the late Biden first and only term.
00:24:40.000We are watching as a party grapples with issues of perception, knowing that they can never undertake the true task of any government that was truly of the people, which is to take on global corporatism, To empower individual freedom.
00:24:58.000Accept where government is necessary or helpful.
00:25:01.000Because none of those things can be done because they've been captured.
00:25:04.000They're having to reorganise themselves.
00:25:06.000To morph in real time into some kind of... Well, it's often said that politics is show business for ugly people.
00:25:13.000And now, what is this type of politics?
00:25:16.000Just a kind of show business that has inclusivity somehow at its core in the most superficial way, but is ultimately not interested in representing, I would say, a significant number of Americans, and indeed the very Americans that the Democrat Party was set up to represent, working people.
00:25:58.000Does the Democrat Party have a testosterone problem?
00:26:02.000Is it a party that no longer is interested in reaching out?
00:26:05.000Not just to, like, I don't know, Joe Rogan or The Rock.
00:26:09.000And by the way, Joe Rogan is the most significant and successful broadcaster in America right now.
00:26:14.000So we're not talking about, like, Hell's angels and meatheads.
00:26:19.000We're talking actually about working class people.
00:26:22.000The Democrat Party has given up on the workers working class.
00:26:27.000It no longer is interested in reaching people on the basis of economics or on the basis of jobs.
00:26:32.000It seems to have an extraordinary new manifesto that is organised around amorphous ideas that are to do with personal identity and biology.
00:26:43.000And I would say somewhere in the midst of it is a kind of deep loathing of human beings when oddly they claim to be all about joy.
00:26:53.000Isn't it interesting bit of punditry here on this CNN panel where it's pointed out that Bill Clinton was once the kind of politician that reached blue-collar or working-class Americans.
00:27:05.000It's accepted now that Donald Trump owns that demographic.
00:27:34.000And now, my dad and every single one of them that I know, all Donald Trump guys.
00:27:38.000And when I see him come out here tonight and I think about the audience in this convention, I think the Democratic Party did once have a bunch of people who Bill Clinton would appeal to.
00:27:50.000I think the people who the labor, the blue-collar labor piece of the Democratic Party that propelled Bill Clinton in the 90s has completely and totally migrated over to Donald Trump.
00:28:02.000So I wonder about the younger audience and how they view somebody like Bill Clinton today because he's not a blue-collar hero to them.
00:28:09.000They know a lot of other things about him that frankly make me wonder how in the world he still makes these kinds of stages to be honest.
00:28:16.000Because what Bill Clinton represents now is, of course, the most people.
00:28:21.000That guy went to Epstein Island a lot.
00:28:23.000Didn't that guy have a pretty weird sex scandal while in office and pay someone off a significant amount of money, more than Stormzy Daniels got off Trump, which apparently is the world's biggest deal and is used to endlessly vilify him?
00:28:36.000At the DNC, there are good billionaires and bad billionaires.
00:28:44.000That guy, he's a fantastic billionaire.
00:28:46.000He's the kind of billionaire that they advocate for.
00:28:49.000With them, there's people that can have sex scandals like Trump, and that's a bad sex scandal.
00:28:54.000Bill Clinton's a sex scandal, that's a good sex scandal.
00:28:57.000It's because it has been absolutely voided of all meaning.
00:29:02.000Other than the kind of peculiar idea, and this is Asset 36 guys, that they are somehow representative of a new class of person that's willing to form a political alliance on the basis of identity.
00:29:16.000Now you'll know by now that this was a prank, but the fact that this video Got such massive attention and was able to dupe the BBC, who are the organisation that were conducting the interview, tells you something about what we think, collectively, the Democrat Party stands for now.
00:29:33.000This happens to be a parody and a pastiche, but reality... But reality is now such a ridiculous parody and pastiche that all of us find it plausible.
00:31:20.000Like, the only way there could be any more excitement is if, you know, maybe you have, like, an artist or a celebrity, um, performing or opening, um, for all of us.
00:31:39.000The thing that I'm the happiest about when it comes to Kamala Harris' presidency, it's the economy.
00:31:45.000And, you know, I'm really excited about how she finally wants to put a cap on prices at the grocery store.
00:31:50.000And, you know, like, look, even if price controls, you know, may lead to, like, shortages of food and basic goods, you know, The shortages will lead to rationing, and rationing, that leads to equity, and we need to be a more equitable place in America to dismantle our legacy of white supremacy.
00:32:08.000So thank you so much for hearing my voice and so many voices like me.
00:32:13.000Reality is beyond parody, that much is true, because when someone does a parody, it seems entirely plausible.
00:32:20.000Perhaps that's because we have a DNC where people can say almost anything, where Bill Clinton can be presented as a hero, where Michelle Obama, we are told, is the best public speaker in history.
00:32:31.000That's literally what they said on the legacy media.
00:32:34.000I've never seen a better speech anywhere.
00:32:38.000We're billionaires a good one minute and bad the next minute where Joe Biden can have his throat cut from behind by those that wanted him out of power and then be given a glorious glistening glittering send-off.
00:33:47.000And is it possible that what we're experiencing now is not just a general election such as you have every four years in your country but a true clash of cultures.
00:33:57.000On one side you have traditional media and emerging globalist interests and on the other side an odd alliance of traditional conservatives, libertarians, progressives and whatever constituency Bobby Kennedy is reaching.
00:34:13.000Is it possible that independent candidacy and new alliances is the thing that's going to disrupt globalism in a way that forms of nationalism and America first or France first or Britain first politics ever could?
00:34:26.000Is this the seismic event We've been waiting for.
00:35:05.000I probably would if something like that would happen.
00:35:08.000It's basically a yes, and by now, by the time you're watching this, it may already be a fact that Bobby Kennedy has backed Trump.
00:35:18.000That would be the perfect time to do it.
00:35:20.000To wait for the DNC to kind of reach its apocalyptic pyrotechnic climax.
00:35:28.000And then, to sort of announce, now you're not facing the same candidates.
00:35:32.000Remember, you know, I'm invested in radical change, decentralisation, real empowerment of the individual and communities, maximum amount of democracy and maximum power in the community, anything we can do to oppose the forces that seem to have captured not only your country but mine and, wow, maybe even the world beyond that.
00:35:49.000I find it interesting and exciting that new political alliances could emerge because I think this is where change will come from.
00:35:55.000It's not going to come from the reiteration and repetition of what we've already got.
00:36:01.000Here's Elon Musk saying that he too is ready to serve in a Trump administration.
00:36:08.000Elon Musk now says he's ready to join a second Trump administration.
00:36:13.000Musk proposed a committee to cut government spending during his sit-down conversation with Trump on X.
00:36:22.000I think we need, like, a government efficiency commission to say, like, hey, where are we spending money that's sensible, where is it not sensible, and just ensures that the taxpayer money, the taxpayers' hard-earned money, is spent in a good way.
00:36:35.000And I'd be happy to help out on such a commission.
00:39:34.000This was even more alarming in July for the House seats, which is why Democrats pushed Biden to exit.
00:39:42.000Let me know in the comments and chat whether you consider that to be a kind of progress, independent movements and a search towards voters and civilian citizens, human souls, divine spirits, that have more interest now in independent candidacy, that are tired of the old oligarchy, have noticed that liberal democracies tend towards a type of corporatist globalist oligarchy, And that we have new models now, both communicative and in terms of new currencies that can oppose these systems by simply establishing our own.
00:40:16.000It looks like independent politics, independent media and cryptocurrencies could form the basis of a new political movement and I'm interested to learn a great deal more about it.
00:40:28.000By the time you're watching this, Bobby Kennedy may already have backed Trump and the fizzling display of pyrotechnics at the DNC may already be fading away.
00:40:53.000And Kamala Harris in the USA I believe would be a globalist candidate and more of the same.
00:40:59.000Maybe new political movements may yet emerge and if they do and they oppose this globalist trend that will be a victory for the majority of people.
00:41:50.000Newly revised numbers from the Labor Department were stunning, showing 818,000 fewer jobs were created over 12 months, leading up to March 2024 than previously reported.
00:42:02.000Data revisions are common, but not to this degree.
00:42:06.000This correction is the Labor Department's largest downward adjustment since 2009.
00:42:20.000You know, in our country, they adjusted the way that they calculate excess deaths because the number of excess deaths in the post-pandemic period, not during the pandemic, post-pandemic period, was eerily and troublingly high.
00:42:35.000So instead of investigating what might have been causing excess deaths, they simply changed maths itself.
00:43:18.000We created a million jobs, there are not a million jobs.
00:43:20.000Joe Biden appears to be likely guilty of having used his position to facilitate financial opportunity for members of his family, while Vice President, that don't matter.
00:43:31.000It all just runs in a broth and froth of frivolous madness through the news cycle, and power continues its march just the same.
00:43:41.000Trump posted, of course, about that job statistic information.
00:43:46.000Here he is saying that it's sort of not true and then going on to say that our life savings will be wiped out.
00:43:52.000But my favourite thing is this Gina Raimondo, Secretary of Commerce by the way.
00:43:58.000She doesn't believe that what Trump posted is true but it's funny because it comes from like the Bureau of Labour or some somewhat independent source.
00:44:06.000Look at this, this is brilliant because bearing in mind that this woman is the Secretary of Commerce.
00:44:56.000What about when yesterday he said he liked Michelle Obama and thought that Barack Obama was a good man but had made mistakes in government?
00:45:03.000This is what happens when you don't focus on the information or the matter at hand but just focus on vilifying and smearing any opponent of your regime.
00:45:12.000And I'll reiterate my own position once more if you're interested.
00:45:16.000I don't think that you can solve the problems that the world faces right now without radical review of the institution systems and some of the peculiar crimes against our entire kind that have taken place in the last century.
00:45:26.000If you just want me at least free off the top of my head, I'd say look into the assassination of JFK and be transparent about the results.
00:45:32.000Look into what happened during 9-11, be transparent about the results.
00:45:35.000Look into what happened during the pandemic period and the couple of years before it and be transparent about the results.
00:45:40.000From that, you will be able to deduce what the problems are and how unlikely those problems are... and how unlikely it is that those problems will be solved by organizing people in a different configuration within the same constellation of corruption that created those problems.
00:46:15.000You know I've recently become a Christian.
00:46:16.000That don't mean you have to become a Christian!
00:46:18.000I mean, it's working for me pretty well, I feel an incredible relief.
00:46:22.000In this nihilistic time, bereft of all meaning, filled with corruption and loss, with no virtue except for that which is signalled, with no principles except for those that can be utilised, the idea that the creator of the simulation stepped inside the simulation himself to show us how we might live, to redeem us, to offer himself in sacrifice, to me seems incredible.
00:46:45.000But where is the historical, empirical, Scientific evidence for it.
00:46:49.000Well, it seems that the Shroud of Turin, at least, may be legitimate.
00:46:56.000Now, religion is always going to be, to some degree, a matter of faith.
00:47:00.000The idea that there is a God, that there is a creator.
00:47:03.000Things that will be difficult to empirically demonstrate in the same way that it's difficult to empirically demonstrate that there was nothing at all preceding the Big Bang or that primordial atomic morasses somehow became conscious eventually as a result of heat or light or whatever other agent must have induced biology from mere inner matter.
00:47:29.000Sooner or later, faith will be required for all of us.
00:47:33.000And perhaps a faith that encourages us to believe in kindness, and service, and love, and sacrifice, and in a living God that is among us and that wants to raise us out from the hell of modern life might be more valuable to us than whatever you're being offered.
00:47:52.000On your corrupt propaganda, devil's lantern, hellhole machines, whether they are handheld screens or old-fashioned TV.
00:48:01.000Let's have a look at this story that the Shroud of Turin may have been legitimized through forensic evidence.
00:48:08.000A groundbreaking discovery has just been made in regards to the Shroud of Turin.
00:48:13.000A controversial linen shroud, regarded by millions to be the one Jesus was buried in, has baffled the world for centuries.
00:48:22.000The shroud bears a faint image of the front and back of a bearded man, which many believe is Jesus' body miraculously imprinted onto the fabric.
00:48:31.000But research in the 1980s appeared to debunk the idea it was real after dating it to the Middle Ages, hundreds of years after Christ's death.
00:48:42.000Now, Italian researchers who used a new technique involving x-rays to date the material have confirmed it was manufactured around the time of Jesus, about 2,000 years ago.
00:48:54.000The shroud has been preserved since 1578 in the Royal Chapel of the Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista in Turin, Italy.
00:49:05.000Fetish, iconography, and idolatry are fascinating areas in themselves.
00:49:12.000Even if you can carbon date that artifact back to Nazareth, 0 AD, then it still doesn't, of course, prove that it's literally Jesus Christ.
00:49:24.000Neither does it prove that Jesus Christ was the Son of God.
00:49:28.000In fact, those things by their nature are difficult to demonstrate, but since becoming Christian, I've read a great deal more that leads me to believe personally that Christ was a historical figure and also is the living, risen Son of God.
00:49:45.000Now that's not something that I can produce forensic results for, but some of the results that I can offer you Are these.
00:49:51.000That I no longer feel that I live in a disgusting, meaningless, hollow, empty world controlled by dark forces that see me only as a consumer.
00:50:00.000That I live in a nihilistic and meaningless universe that only sees me as valuable if I am a commodity.
00:50:07.000That sees meaning and reason and virtue all as commodities that can be shifted and moved around according to the convenience of the powerful.
00:50:18.000It has reconnected me to the idea of sanctity and the sacred, and I'm fascinated, of course, by figures like Richard Dawkins, who I hope to be debating soon on these very matters.
00:50:29.000It's interesting to see them say that they are culturally Christian, or even as great a mind as Elon Musk, saying that Christian culture is powerful.
00:50:37.000Indeed, in the Bible it says, "...by their fruits shall we know them."
00:50:41.000If what something produces is beautiful, then we know that that thing is beautiful.
00:50:47.000And many brilliant Christian theists and scholars are able to demonstrate, for example, that if you believe in women's rights or the various rights of human beings, let's just take human rights as a broad concept, you at some point have to acknowledge that there is something either Sacred or special about human beings?
00:51:23.000Well, on that basis, if people feel like it's not the right thing to do, If they feel like it's the right thing to do to centralise power, to globalise power, to say that there's no such thing as God and there's no such thing as nature, and the apex of all being and existence is the human mind, and if we want to reorganise our lives and reorganise our bodies and reorganise our systems according to the rational will of the most powerful people, there is no higher idea that prevents us from doing that.
00:51:48.000We are not creatures created by some omnipotent, omniscient force.
00:51:52.000No, we are ourselves the vanguard of all being, and it is through reason that we will reorder our lives and the universe.
00:51:59.000Indeed, it's been stated by no lesser mind than Nietzsche that if man worships nothing, they'll ultimately end up worshiping Worshipping everything.
00:52:06.000He says, you know, God is dead and nothing we do can wash the blood off our hands and that we'll create deities of rational and material things.
00:52:16.000Whilst you may never be able to scientifically prove the existence of Jesus Christ, there are other metrics and measures via which we receive information.
00:52:24.000Deep within yourself there is a great power, and you will note how often the culture you live in induces bewilderment and confusion.
00:52:31.000It is by its nature somewhat diabolical.
00:52:34.000Sometimes you look at the world and you wonder why it is this way, and these questions seem to you, don't they, unanswerable.
00:52:40.000Well, perhaps that's because the world has been captured by a force of darkness.
00:52:44.000Perhaps that's because they benefit from us being confused and bewildered, and that annihilation is the process of creating nihilism, meaninglessness.
00:52:54.000And if there is no meaning, why not have an Olympic ceremony that's about desecration?
00:52:58.000And if there is no meaning, why not allow people to spill on the streets and treat the planet itself like it's a toilet?
00:53:11.000Well, the scientific existence of Jesus Christ would be a step towards that, but the faith-based belief in Jesus Christ is the arrival at that destination, and that's something, at least, that I can testify to, honestly, for I have experienced it.
00:53:26.000But, as I say, that's just what I think.
00:53:27.000Let me know what you think in the comments and the chat.
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00:54:15.000You need to hurry because some of their strategies are time sensitive and relate to, for example, tax and IRS related time limits and prohibitions.
00:55:20.000It may have a lot of ideas in it derived from Christianity.
00:55:23.000But the idea that it is a part of a manifesto of Donald Trump is yet to be proven.
00:55:29.000Certainly he's not participated in its creation.
00:55:32.000But I suppose facts are malleable these days at a convention where one minute billionaires are bad and the next minute billionaires are good and one minute Joe Biden's inept and has to be dispatched and the next minute he's being given a send-off like a poor old soppy old dog.
00:55:48.000Let's have a look at the claims that are being made and fact-check them when it comes to Project 2025.
00:55:54.000I think they're both important false claims because both were on a central subject of Democrats' attacks, and that is Project 2025, a conservative think tank's proposals for a next Republican administration.
00:56:05.000Listen to this claim from Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester of Delaware about Project 2025 and former President Trump.
00:56:14.000He has, with his friends, said the quiet parts out loud.
00:56:20.000But not only said them out loud, he wrote a book about it.
00:56:32.000The project's big policy document, published by the Heritage Foundation think tank, lists dozens of people as authors, editors, contributors.
00:56:42.000A Project 2025 spokesman told me tonight no candidate was involved with the drafting of the document.
00:56:48.000Now, it is fair to say Trump has extensive ties to Project 2025, and CNN has reported that more than half of those authors, editors, and contributors worked at some point in his administration.
00:57:00.000But that's different than saying Trump actually wrote it.
00:57:03.000Now let's also play something that Colorado's governor, Jared Polis, said about what's in that Project 2025 document.
00:57:10.000Page 451 says the only legitimate family is a married mother and father where only the father works.
00:57:22.000Project 2025 does not say there is only one kind of legitimate family, let alone say that families in which a mother works outside the home is illegitimate.
00:57:31.000A Heritage Foundation spokeswoman, who's a working mom herself, told me tonight the governor's claim is a lie.
00:57:37.000Now, if you read the page the governor mentioned, you'll see it does express a preference for a certain kind of family.
00:57:42.000It says, quote, families comprised of a married mother, father, and their children are the foundation of a healthy society.
00:57:48.000It then goes on to criticize Biden policies that supposedly subsidize single motherhood and focus on LGBT equity.
00:57:55.000You can obviously debate all of that, but nowhere does Project 2025 say a family is not legitimate if the mom has a job.
00:58:04.000So whether it's 2025 or the number of jobs generated under the Biden-Harris administration, it seems there are a lot of facts that require checking.
00:58:13.000Have you considered becoming an awakened wonder?
00:58:15.000On the show tomorrow, we've got Jay Bhattacharya.
00:58:45.000That'd be amazing to show those sometimes.
00:58:47.000Okay, now though, what I want to talk to you about is this.
00:58:51.000Do you ever wonder if people are able to garner enormous profits from people being sick that might lead people to, I don't know, perpetuate sickness.
00:59:02.000When you have a pharmaceutical industry that requires that your health is poor, do you think that they might possibly engender and facilitate circumstances of illness and distress and disease?
00:59:13.000Is it possible that what we learned in the pandemic period about the practice and malpractice of pharmaceutical companies and the I'm afraid to tell you that it is.
00:59:29.000This is a fantastic conversation between Callie Means and Casey Means.
00:59:34.000Callie has been a guest on our show a number of times and we're looking forward to hosting Casey on the show.
00:59:38.000They were speaking to Tucker Carlson about the impact of pesticides on food and the Long understood possibility that they are carcinogenic.
00:59:47.000And now, at this point, with people getting cancer at extraordinary rates, perhaps we should revisit the food we eat, the drugs that we take, and who profits from them.
00:59:56.000Episode in every condition she had are on this metabolic disease spectrum.
01:00:00.000So you believe, so, pancreatic cancer specifically, if my memory serves, and I think it does, was kind of an unusual, it was always famously dangerous, deadly... Skyrocketing.
01:00:11.000I have noticed, like, all of a sudden, people you know... What are the risk factors?
01:01:41.000The largest merger ever done in Germany was Bayer Monsanto, which is a pharmaceutical company merged with Monsanto, which is an agrochemical company in the United States.
01:01:52.000If you look at what Bayer makes, they make cancer drugs for things like non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
01:01:59.000And if you look at what Monsanto makes, which is Roundup, which is the most widely used pesticide in America, the cancer that it causes is non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
01:02:07.000They've paid out $11 billion in the past couple of years for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma cases.
01:02:12.000So the companies are merging that are directly known to cause the disease with a medical company that has a treatment for the disease.
01:02:24.000And so, like Callie said, you know, it's kind of this revolving door between create the illness, treat the illness, and hide the science that tells us what's happening.
01:02:34.000Thankfully, in the characters of Callie and Casey Means, we have individuals that are willing to speak out.
01:02:41.000And in the case of Callie, a former Big Food insider who has spoken out incredibly explicitly and bravely about The dangers of the pharmaceutical industry, the big food industry, now of course aspects of the agricultural industry and how they impact our food and our health in ways that's difficult to conceive of unless you sort of study it, kind of let that information wash over you like a wave of toxic pesticides and it's difficult to believe that the
01:03:05.000Food that we eat is likely significantly contributing to illness, even illnesses as significant as cancer.
01:03:11.000While you're watching people grandstand about feminism and loving women, they're also taking donations from companies that pollute and intoxicate the food of women, that create diseases that exclusively affect women.
01:03:25.000A real and sensible political movement would have a holistic ...approach to such matters.
01:03:31.000We're very fortunate to have people like Kali and his sister there, who are willing to be outspoken, boldly so, on such important issues.
01:03:40.000And remember, I had a conversation with Jay Bhattacharya, where he talked about the pharmaceutical industry and how, if you speak out against the pharmaceutical industry and its projects, you will definitely face censure.
01:03:55.000Jay Bhattacharya and Callie and Casey Means are just a few of the heroes that are willing to stand up and oppose the kind of interests that are ultimately going to have to be taken into account and brought down if we are going to change the world together and create reliable systems.
01:04:09.000And lord alone knows it's possible now.
01:04:11.000That's the one thing they don't want you to realize.
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01:04:29.000Well, me and Neil Oliver did a little stream earlier on today, and later on tonight, me and Neil on Rumble, exclusively on Rumble, will be streaming a watch-along with Kamala Harris.
01:04:40.000You'll let us know how much you want us to talk, you'll let us know what you want us to say, you will join us in the comments.
01:04:44.000It's going to be pretty late at night for us, so be forgiving.
01:04:47.000Tomorrow on the show, we have our conversation with John Rich, and already Not already, actually.
01:04:54.000From tomorrow, the conversation with Jay Bhattacharya will be up, as well as my stand-up breakdowns, where I look at comedians like Richard Pryor, or Rowan Atkinson, or Bill Hicks, or Dave Chappelle, and coming soon, Shane Gillis, and talk about why I think they are so fantastic from a comedic perspective.
01:05:10.000Here's a little look at the conversation with John Rich, which is up now on Locals and will be streamed tomorrow here on Rumble.
01:05:15.000We've gotten into that that were unsubstantiated and millions upon millions of human beings were killed in those wars.
01:05:24.000And we were lied to by politicians who claim to be Christians and claim to be work, you know, doing the work of God.
01:05:31.000Yet they drag us into these wars and get millions of people killed.
01:05:35.000And then you could keep going through a lot of these things that we've seen taking place in our country, in America.
01:05:41.000And I have to think at some point, he is not going to put up with that forever.