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00:00:05.000We're going to be talking to you about yet more documents that Biden has concealed, and also beyond the documents themselves, the very notion that the powerful have access to Clandestine material that we have to be protected from, when in the most recent case in history, the revelations say from WikiLeaks and Daniel Hale, usually that information is not about stuff that would make you incredibly happy and compliant if you had access to it.
00:00:35.000We're going to be talking about Trump's reaction to Biden's documents, which is brilliant.
00:00:40.000He hones in on some really odd details.
00:00:42.000The US indeed are sending tanks to Ukraine.
00:00:45.000If you're watching this on YouTube now, stay with us.
00:00:48.000We stay on YouTube for about 10 minutes because we want access to you.
00:01:16.000In a, like, it's a sliding doors moment.
00:01:19.000It has set a series of coincidences and unfortunate events for the NIH.
00:01:22.000There's just been revelations about the NIH perhaps not tracking or observing protocols during, at the Wuhan Institute of Virology at the time.
00:01:33.000We're also going to be looking at Zelensky's love letter to US corporations.
00:01:37.000It's extraordinary if you're an anti-establishment, anti-corporatist person, whether you're from the left or right, to see someone, list corporations like BlackRock and JP Morgan with such
00:01:51.000reverence and optimism. But before we get into any of that, perhaps we should look at that
00:01:58.000delicious little army of robot dogs that are preparing now for the moments when you rise
00:02:03.000up en masse against your corrupt government and the globalist corporate movement. Don't
00:02:09.000worry about anything because there's is just a robot dog army being prepared to bring down dissenters.
00:02:18.000Let's have a look at those little guys.
00:02:55.000I went through a lot of things emotionally.
00:02:57.000I respect the Marines, that I'll tell you, but I struggled to be one.
00:03:04.000You may be disillusioned with Joe Biden.
00:03:07.000God love him, the cadaverous, juddering, shuddering, half-asleep, dopey old sausage.
00:03:12.000And occasionally, it's a joy to see Trump talk in that peculiarly human and odd manner that only He does.
00:03:20.000In this instance, he's talking about Biden's endless docs, I suppose, as part of his campaign to make America great again, again, again, again, again, again in 2024, potentially against Ron DeSantis.
00:05:48.000Like now we've gone from a matter of international security down to whether or not he's got rising damp in his carriage, whether he needs lagging, he should consider some lagging.
00:06:00.000He needs to insulate that space before keeping classified documents in there.
00:06:04.000You don't miss a trick does he? Like Mar-a-Lago's super secure, his
00:06:08.000garages are locked up, it's probably them. Red's in there, Hunter's old pornography. Like he
00:06:14.000really like makes, he paints vivid images.
00:06:17.000Like that's why whenever you see Biden communicating it seems particularly lacklustre.
00:06:23.000Specifically I think when Biden in the mode, modality and timbre of an ordinary politician
00:06:29.000is making pledges upon which you know he will later renege.
00:06:33.000Prior to this conflict in Ukraine, he outlined specifically and deliberately the impossibility of military equipment being sent to Ukraine because it would be, literally verbatim in his words, World War 3.
00:06:48.000That's, look, Look, the idea, the idea that we're going to send in offensive equipment and have planes and tanks and trains going in with American pilots and American crews.
00:08:02.000Well, are there going to be some trains also?
00:08:07.000Yeah, I guess he just never stands up well against Trump when it comes to pure oratory.
00:08:14.000No, because Trump would have found a way for that to sound like Trump was doing the good thing.
00:08:18.000I mean, the way that he described those documents, essentially all the news at the start, certainly the, say, CNN news, was about how Biden's documents just wasn't as serious as Trump's.
00:08:29.000Trump's, like, managed to flip that with one little phrase about how secure Mar-a-Lago is.
00:08:35.000He'd have probably done the same with the trains and the tanks.
00:08:37.000Yeah, he would have made that sound better.
00:08:39.000Did you see the mainstream media talking about how many documents Joe Biden actually has?
00:08:47.000Look, Gareth, try and think of a way of visualising a number of documents, and I want you to do this at home as well, and let us know in the chat and the comments.
00:08:53.000If you're watching this on YouTube, stay with us, but remember, click over to Rumble in a minute when we start talking about that NIH story and the sort of origins of the thing that must not be discussed.
00:09:02.000Let's look now at the mainstream media offering us the opportunity to envisage, using analogy and metaphor, the sheer amount Of files Biden has.
00:09:21.000We now have new information on the bulk of documents that Joe Biden donated to his alma mater, the University of Delaware.
00:09:28.000According to lawyers representing the parties who are trying to get to these documents, there are 1,850 boxes and 415 gigabytes of electronic records consisting of the so-called Biden records.
00:09:42.000The documents are said to fill up two tractor-trailer trucks.
00:09:46.000It's a really odd tongue twister because she sounds like she could do... That's not a sentence she should be tackling.
00:09:53.000Two trailer tractor trucks full of Biden documents!
00:09:57.000Yeah, that sounds like a warm-up you would do before you go on air.
00:10:01.000Two toads totally tired of trying to track the trailer trucks!
00:10:06.000But the thing is, is that even in spite of this escalating conflict, there is still more chance of us dying of climate change as opposed to nuclear war.
00:10:27.000I'm not like, when I was a teenager, I didn't fall asleep at night thinking, oh no, it's getting hotter and hotter, sea levels are going to rise, ultimately.
00:10:35.000This is, in a sense, something that you have to hold in your consciousness, along with solar flares, the inevitability of death.
00:10:46.000Nuclear war is so immediate, so impulsive, so easy to connect to the kind of emotional tunes of rage, conflict, greed and mendacity that you continually hear being played.
00:10:59.000For me, it feels like a much more vivid phrase.
00:11:01.000I mean, let me know in the chat, let me know in the comments, what are you more concerned about Right now.
00:11:07.000Listen, if you're watching this on YouTube, click over and join us on Rumble.
00:11:11.000We've got a fantastic guest coming up talking about new global movements, the CIA spying on politicians in our country, Britain, as well as your own, and the necessity for new communities and organisations if we're ever ever going to stand up to elite, centralised, globalist
00:12:58.000Has there ever been in history, America dabbling in foreign affairs, instilling or installing a favorable leader in a nation, ultimately toppling them, rebuilding that country for profit.
00:13:39.000I'm incredibly excited to introduce our guest today.
00:13:42.000Len McCluskey is a union leader and a key part of the last anti-corporate, anti-establishment movement to get anywhere near to power in this country, even though it was ultimately crushed by the mainstream media and even the deep state, not even from our country.
00:13:59.000The CIA evidently had files on Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of that movement.
00:14:07.000Len, you're talking now about the necessity for a new political movement.
00:14:11.000I think many people feel a sense of political vagrancy, that no mainstream political party represents them, that we are dealing really with a co-opted political system Where the voices of both parties, you know, in countries like ours, the UK and in America, have been co-opted by corporate forces, co-opted by the finances of powerful institutions, private institutions primarily, and that democracy is veiled, truncated, castrated.
00:14:40.000Is a new political movement something that interests you?
00:14:42.000Is that something that you're involved in currently?
00:14:45.000What I've been saying Russell is that there's a danger that Labour, the Labour Party that has always represented working people, ordinary people in Britain, is liable to lose its soul because of what's happening at the moment.
00:15:00.000Democracy in the party is being attacked.
00:15:02.000It's the most authoritarian that I've ever known and I've been a member for 50 years and I'm basically warning That if Labour continues that way, then people will start asking the question, does Labour speak for ordinary people anymore?
00:15:18.000And so, of course, debates and discussions about what you do about that are very prevalent in the UK at the moment.
00:15:26.000And that's really a debate that will take place over the next few years if Stormer continues to try and Take away the soul of the Labour Party, which is effectively a socialist ideal of what our society should be.
00:15:44.000The Labour Party was organised around representing ordinary working people.
00:15:50.000It's obviously been through numerous mutations, most notably recently under Tony Blair's leadership, where it became a centralist You're spot on, Russell.
00:16:00.000establishment party and you saying that Keir Starmer, the current leader of the Labour Party, is an
00:16:07.000establishment figure that wants to neuter any dissenting voices and essentially turn it into a party of power.
00:16:13.000We thought it was very interesting to see Keir Starmer attending the WEF Davos conference, for example. That's not
00:16:18.000normally a sign of a dissenting voice.
00:16:20.000You're spot-on, Russell. The reality is, of course, that what Blair wanted and didn't actually fully achieve
00:16:28.000was to try and turn the Labour Party into a mirror image of the Democratic Party in the States.
00:16:35.000What happened in 2017 when Jeremy Corbyn almost won power?
00:16:41.000The forces of reaction within both the UK and indeed in America, the CIA and all the rest of them, were absolutely beside themselves that almost a man with socialist ideals and a vision almost captured power.
00:16:59.000And they made a decision there and then that they were never going to allow that to happen again.
00:17:05.000And they tried to destroy Corbyn and anybody close to Corbyn tried to destroy Corbynism.
00:17:12.000And in Kiev, they seem to have captured an individual who can be a puppet of this, who is constantly attacking the left wing, forcing the left of the Labour Party out of the Labour Party.
00:17:25.000And that's the danger that we have to be aware of.
00:17:29.000It is becoming clear that globalist and corporatist power is transcendent of national sovereign power and democratic power.
00:17:39.000And when a figure, whether from the left or from elsewhere on the political spectrum, emerges that is a challenge to those centralist establishment forces, they will use Deep state means to shut it down.
00:17:53.000They will use their allies in the mainstream media to create ferocious and pejorative narratives to crush any potential dissent.
00:18:02.000Are you saying, Len, that from your involvement in that movement, you felt that the mainstream media and deep state forces acted in concordance with one another to shut down?
00:18:19.000That the CIA in America would have picked the phone up to their friends in the British establishment and said, what the hell are you guys playing at?
00:18:30.000How have you allowed A man like Corbyn to almost get into power.
00:18:35.000Let's make certain it doesn't happen again.
00:18:37.000Your previous piece that you've just done, which was brilliant, by the way, absolutely brilliant.
00:18:44.000I mean, you're the best investigative journalist I've come across in recent times.
00:18:49.000But BlackRock, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, the corporate elite, they're the people who run our nation.
00:18:58.000What happens in America today happens in the UK tomorrow.
00:19:02.000That's why there is this linkage these days, this global movement.
00:19:06.000I remember the Occupy movement started in America and fantastic, gave us the 99% and
00:19:12.000the 1% came to the UK, right in the city of London.
00:19:17.000I addressed them and it's about working people throughout the world, understanding precisely
00:19:24.000We're being attacked and the same problems occur in Texas and in California as they do in Yorkshire and London.
00:19:33.000Working people all over the world are becoming increasingly aware that they are being crushed by globalist forces and that democracy has been hollowed out, as you just described, Lyn.
00:19:43.000And thank you very much for the compliment, by the way.
00:19:44.000And obviously, I'm merely the mouthpiece of a team of dedicated, hardworking people that do great research.
00:19:50.000And we work in coordination with one another to bring about stories that hopefully challenge
00:21:35.000The only Organisations that can protect workers from the attacks that are currently taking place are trade unions.
00:21:44.000And in all of these countries, and certainly in dictators, what you just said about Ukraine, where they're going to limit the powers of trade unions is spot on.
00:21:54.000Trade unions are the only defence that working people have.
00:21:58.000And in Britain at the moment, today, half a million workers have walked out on strike because they've said enough is enough.
00:22:07.000I've been involved in strikes for the last 50 years, hundreds of them.
00:22:11.000I've never yet met a worker who likes going out on strike.
00:22:17.000I have very close connections with our trade unions in America and the same applies there.
00:22:24.000They only go out on strike when they sense an injustice against them and they don't have
00:22:30.000anything else they can do but try to protect their living standards.
00:22:36.000And I'll make this quick point and it applies in America as well as the UK.
00:22:40.000Whenever there's a war, billions of pounds are found like that in order to promote the war and, as you say, the aftermath of the war where the global elite make huge amounts of money.
00:22:54.000Governments and certainly the UK government should find the money in order to settle the disputes for our nurses, our NHS, all our public sector workers, who rightly are saying there's a war against us.
00:23:10.000It's called the cost of living crisis.
00:23:12.000So we want our government to be on our side.
00:23:15.000This Conservative government at the moment hasn't got a clue.
00:23:20.000But trade unions, both here and in the States, is the way to protect working people.
00:23:27.000I suppose the pandemic offered us an opportunity to view this dilemma through a new lens.
00:23:31.000and globalist partners to ever support working people.
00:23:35.000A genuinely new populist movement that is inclusive is required right now
00:23:40.000to attack these centralised establishment forces before it's too late.
00:23:44.000And I suppose the pandemic offered us an opportunity to view this dilemma through a new lens.
00:23:50.000The same way that Putin and the war is being blamed for spiralling energy crisis
00:23:54.000when energy companies continue to make these incredible profits
00:23:58.000while workers are unable to be paid a fair and decent wage.
00:24:02.000And of course, we're all aware of the looming AI revolution that will further disempower ordinary working people.
00:24:08.000It seems to me that this is a time for new populism, new politics, for people to come together across conventional boundaries and divides so that we can at last confront that power.
00:24:20.000Russell, once again, you've raised an incredibly important point.
00:24:24.000The question of automation, we're told by independent studies, will result by 2035 in the loss of 45% of the jobs in America and 35% of the jobs in Europe.
00:24:41.000There has to be a movement of ordinary working people.
00:24:45.000And by the way, the wealth will increase enormously Thanks Len.
00:24:50.000So where is that wealth going? How is it going to be properly used in order to make certain
00:24:56.000that we have a fair and just and decent society? An excellent point to raise.
00:25:02.000Thanks Len. I know that one of the things we feel in our culture today is that we are
00:25:07.000bereft of elders and leaders, that we live in atomised cultures without values, that
00:25:13.000we can't turn to one another in communities of support and love. So I'm really honoured
00:25:19.000I know you've dedicated your life to organising people to confront corruption and establishment power.
00:25:25.000It's a great privilege to have you on.
00:25:27.000I'm excited to read your new book, Always Red, where presumably you tell the story of how you've been involved in this movement and hopefully tell Those of us coming up behind you, how we can organise in new and innovative ways to face the challenges that will doubtlessly be upon us as a result of automation, globalism, corruption, hollowed out democracies, and certainly in countries like the United States and the United Kingdom, not having any true political representation and having a media that is determined to lie to us and keep us dumb and distracted and continue to deny us the alternatives that are our birthright.
00:26:02.000I want to thank you again And can I just say, Russell, a big thank you to you.
00:26:05.000great stuff for like Julian Assange's campaign. I know that you are relentless in your pursuit
00:26:11.000of righteousness and justice and it's great to have you on.
00:28:53.000I won't do the bare minimum of reading.
00:28:56.000Before embarking on a complex show that requires brinkmanship, expertise and understanding, where we exist in a space with dedicated people like Jimmy Dore and Tim Pool, people from across the political spectrum.
00:29:44.000On Friday's show, we'll be talking to Deepak Chopra so that we can cultivate an inner light that will mean perhaps that we have recourse to some inner resources that will mean that we're not reliant on this external stimuli for satisfaction.
00:29:58.000They've turned us into addicts and fools.
00:30:00.000If we don't cultivate an inner abundance, a belief in ourselves, a belief in one another and community, then... I mean, what's the point, Kal?
00:30:14.000And if you're a member of our Locals membership community, not only will you get my fantastic new stand-up comedy show, which we're editing right now, and I'm going to send you some exclusive footage.
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00:31:52.000My God, what a fantastic interview that was as well.
00:31:54.000My incredible bit of oratory, some word smithery and some genuine passion from Jimmy Dore.