Russell Brand is in the midst of the Democratic National Convention, and in the shadow of all the chaos, he's got a live shot of what's going on in the world of Awakened Wonder. He's joined by Neil Oliver and Matt Walsh to discuss what they're watching, and what they'll be talking about in the coming days, and to speculate on the possibility of Bobby Kennedy joining forces with Donald Trump in the mid-term election. And, of course, there's a live watch-along, where you can join us as we watch the whole thing live. Stay tuned for that live watchalong, and stay tuned for a special bonus segment at the end of the show, where we'll be looking at some of the most memorable moments from the past week, including Trump's interview with Peter Thiel and Joe Rogan's appearance on Joe Rogans' new show on Comedy Central. Stay tuned to the end for a live version of Stay Free with Russell Brand's Stay Free, hosted by Russell Brand and Neil Oliver. Stay Free! Stay woke! - Stay woke, my friends. - Thank you so much for tuning in! - Your support is so appreciated, we really do appreciate it, and we'll see you next week with more Stay woke. We'll be back next Tuesday with more of the Keep Calm and See The Future series, Stay woke with a new episode of the Stay Free podcast, Stay awake! (featuring Jimmy Dore. Stay woke!!) - Stay awake, my good friends. Stay awake and stay awake! - Yoursauces! . . . . - Matt Walsh, Matt Walsh & Dan Rogan, Matt Walsh and the rest of the crew at The Daily Mail Thank you for listening to Stay Free. (and thanks for listening, my love you're a pleasure, my loves, Matt, you're amazing, Matt and I appreciate you, your support is much more than you're so much, much more, thank you, bye bye, bye, love you all, bye Bye bye, Bye Bye bye. Love ya, bye. - Matt, bye! - P. - Ooo - OYO. - MRS. - EJUICY! - KEVY, RYANDS, MALAYA, P.A. & KAVY, EJ & JAMIE, SONGS
00:26:08.000Hey, if you're watching us on YouTube, we'll be there for about 15 minutes.
00:26:11.000But then, almost as a kind of one-in-the-eye to globalism and the attempts to turn our free and beautiful planet into a technological feudal system, we'll be migrating to Rumble, where you can speak very, very freely, as freely as you like.
00:26:29.000You might wanna join us and become an Awakened Wonder over here.
00:26:33.000This is where the Awakened Wonders are.
00:26:35.000Yeah, over here we do sort of, because of Ryan Atkinson doing that amazing speech, which I recognise was from 2013, we looked at some Mr Bean and analysed some stand-up comedy.
00:27:24.000It's just the whole thing That time is moving past in great glaciers of data now.
00:27:31.000It's almost impossible to imagine that time these days is moving at the same rate as it might have done when once we roamed as arboreal ape-like things, yet touched with divinity.
00:27:43.000Surely the Nazarene knew a different clock than we.
00:27:47.000Can time itself even be regarded objectively?
00:27:50.000Such questions as these we'll surely answer over the next hour.
00:27:54.000but also I'm going to look at the DNC and how that even in like a few minutes you'll hear them say stuff like you know I'm a pretty regular person I just grew up in Chicago then all of a sudden they'll say um you know billionaires are bad and we have to get billionaires out of politics which seems like a pretty good idea then they'll say like you have a billionaire come out and sort of boast I mean the whole thing It's astonishing and doesn't really even make sense.
00:28:19.000They're still obviously obsessed with Trump.
00:28:22.000The biggest campaign tool they have is anti-Trump.
00:28:26.000Some people are saying that the audio needs to be sorted out and some people are saying that the video is slow.
00:28:32.000You got that in the gallery guys? Nice, thank you.
00:29:34.000We're just gonna satisfy ourselves with a little watch along.
00:29:37.000I don't know what it'll be like there.
00:29:39.000Let's have a little look at this moment Where Barack Obama shows that he's still got it.
00:29:45.000It's some oratory flair and some good humour.
00:29:49.000Although, what you have to recognise is that a lot of the time when Trump is being condemned, he's being condemned from the perspective often of his vulgarity.
00:32:58.000and then the idea that he is a sort of a member of an elite class.
00:33:17.000Well that's where it gets ridiculous because the Democratic Party is the vehicle of elitism.
00:33:24.000Not only in its financial structures, but also that it kind of creates stars.
00:33:31.000Barack Obama, I think, is the apotheosis of the politician-as-star phenomena.
00:33:37.000Well-groomed, brilliant communicator, slick, great performer, but now, of course, an extremely wealthy individual.
00:33:45.000No one should seek to gain the appeal and affection of ordinary people by claiming that Donald Trump, say, or anybody else, ought be condemned on the basis of their wealth.
00:33:57.000If, like Netflix entrepreneur Barack Obama, you are proper caked up, as we say in the UK.
00:35:06.000The other thing is, if you're watching on Rumble right now, I see you all
00:35:14.000All of the comments saying that there's problems with the stream and there's a DDOS attack and that we're getting hacked and all that kind of stuff.
00:35:22.000I get you and we're doing everything we can to address and remedy those problems.
00:35:31.000stay with us we will address those challenges.
00:35:34.000I heard someone compare Trump to the neighbor who keeps running his leaf
00:35:53.000blower outside your window every minute of every day.
00:36:01.000I heard someone compare Trump to the neighbor who keeps running his leaf blower outside your window every minute of
00:36:09.000Now, from a neighbor, that's exhausting.
00:36:15.000From a president, It's just dangerous.
00:36:22.000Everything is so strategically scrutinized and every word uttered, I suggest, has been think-tanked to within an inch.
00:36:32.000The ongoing use of the word dangerous must be deliberate.
00:36:37.000Indeed, the challenge that I most have when watching political discourse is The feeling that I am being lied to, being duped, the event is staged.
00:36:47.000Now, of course, Obama is there and that whole DNC is a literal exercise in preaching to the converted.
00:36:56.000But you'll note over the course of our analysis that it's become more and more like an entertainment commodity, with ideas ripped straight off from MTV.
00:37:07.000Like politicians appearing in the crowd to give speeches.
00:37:11.000Now, so if Obama says stuff like he's dangerous, that's deliberate.
00:37:15.000If Bernie Sanders is allowed to come on the stage and say, billionaires from both parties shouldn't be donating anymore, we have to get money out of politics, which by the way, is exactly the sort of idea that could change the system, it probably wouldn't be enough.
00:37:29.000Surely at this point we recognise that it's the institutions and systems themselves that are In urgent need of a considerable and radical reckoning.
00:37:38.000A reckoning that they would not withstand.
00:37:40.000If 9-11 were given the scrutiny and analysis that it warranted, we would emerge with interesting conclusions.
00:37:46.000If the pandemic period was scrutinised and analysed, just there's a few off the top of my head, Natural immunity, efficacy of lockdowns, vulnerability of children versus the elderly.
00:37:59.000What conclusions would you emerge with?
00:38:00.000The profits of pharmaceutical companies, the censorship of the government, the collaboration between social media companies and the state, the censoring and smearing of vocal opponents.
00:38:09.000You would emerge with the inescapable conclusion that the institutions that you fund and support are entirely corrupted and that the only sensible thing will be to walk away from them.
00:38:20.000To invest in parallel economies, likely through cryptocurrency.
00:38:24.000To resist at all costs centralised digital currencies.
00:38:31.000If you can aggregate information for commercial purposes through Uber taxis or Airbnb, surely you can aggregate and communicate for political purposes using technology. These explorations won't take
00:38:46.000place as long as the project remains legitimized centralization and in order
00:38:51.000to do that you have to make people afraid and in order to do that you
00:38:55.000have to tell people that Barack, that Donald Trump is dangerous.
00:39:01.000Now, my understanding is we're having some challenges still on Rumble.
00:40:21.000I come from a state like our nation of dreamers, of doers, of entrepreneurs, of innovators, that prides itself on being on the leading and cutting edge of new ideas.
00:40:37.000California is the most diverse state in the world's most diverse democracy.
00:40:42.000And we pride ourselves, we pride ourselves on our ability to live together and advance together and prosper together across every conceivable and imaginable difference.
00:40:54.000But the thing we pride ourselves most on is that we believe the future happens in California first.
00:41:01.000And Democrats, I've had the privilege for over 20 years to see that future taking shape
00:41:13.000with a star in Alameda courtroom by the name of Kamala Harris.
00:49:59.000I was amazed because he had so much going, had everything going.
00:50:05.000I think he probably, it happened in College at a fraternity maybe or I don't know somewhere along the line it happened and all of a sudden You know, this is not unique.
00:50:16.000This is a very common story, unfortunately, but and then the family would see it and start to notice it and It didn't get better it didn't get better I was amazed, you know, he lived For so long in bad conditions, you know in in terms of I was amazed that his body could hold out it held out and it had bad moments and And, but his body was unbelievably strong that it could withstand it.
00:51:13.000If it helps one other person, it's worth the conversation.
00:51:16.000We talk about that stuff a lot on our podcast.
00:51:19.000Yeah, a lot of our audience struggles or has struggled with alcoholism, addiction, intimacy disorders, all types of stuff, you know, so it's like a it's pretty kind of normal conversation.
00:51:30.000But, you know, the interesting thing is, and I tell people, So I never had a cigarette, and I've never had a glass of alcohol.
00:53:51.000Well, I think I noticed a lot of like in the recovery rooms and stuff, it's a lot of people that have, they're missing something inside of them.
00:53:57.000And so they could be, they take on like, you know, they want to try and fill it up with something else.
00:54:35.000And you're not going to have a problem.
00:54:36.000Like even you, if you didn't drink, you would never.
00:54:38.000But you probably maybe wouldn't be successful like you.
00:54:42.000I suppose is a new side of Donald Trump, a softer, more open Donald Trump, but is that too a response to focus groups and scrutiny and analysis?
00:54:55.000Can we trust that anything is authentic?
00:54:58.000Because what many people mostly enjoy about Donald Trump, he's kind of unbridled quality.
00:55:05.000Someone that will just call it how it is.
00:55:10.000Think the unsayable and ultimately say them things publicly and plainly.
00:55:17.000I reckon that what we're experiencing I suppose as we move closer and closer to the election is a refinement of messaging and for Donald Trump I suppose it's curious because he's so masterful.
00:55:29.000Impulsiveness and a kind of expression of what feel like pretty reflexive quips.
00:55:38.000I reckon it's likely that we'll see changes when it comes to the inclusion of Bobby Kennedy.
00:55:45.000Because the slick and synthetic DNC machine has fired itself up into something quite spectacular.
00:55:54.000If you're still persevering with the stream, thank you so much for staying with us and we really appreciate your patience and tolerance.
00:56:02.000Let's have a look at what else has been going on at that extraordinary event.
00:56:07.000For example, I've enjoyed the moment where Bernie Sanders points out that billionaires of both sides of the aisle have to be quiet and controlled and curtailed
00:56:18.000and we have to get money out of politics.
00:56:20.000At the very top of that to-do list is the need to get big money out of our political process.
00:56:31.000Billionaires in both parties should not be able to buy elections, including primary elections.
00:56:47.000you Right, so that's a pretty clear message that billionaires are bad, Donald Trump was bad, Barack Obama says, coming down that golden escalator, and you almost want to believe, you almost want to believe, don't you, that the Democratic National Convention is a party where you're seeing people from a variety of backgrounds coming together, surely in order to represent the interests of ordinary people, but then just after you've seen this condemnation of billionaires,
00:57:15.000Who should they bring out but JB Pritzker, a billionaire, to boast about being a better billionaire than the billionaire they've just bashed?
00:57:25.000Donald Trump thinks that we should trust him on the economy because he claims to be very rich.
00:57:32.000But take it from an actual billionaire.
00:57:40.000Also, a raucous roar of approval for billionaires.
00:57:45.000Are billionaires bad or are billionaires good?
00:57:48.000Are there good billionaires and bad billionaires?
00:57:50.000Or is being a billionaire a complex thing because it's ultimately being a human being?
00:57:54.000Is it true what Solzhenitsyn said that the line through between good and evil runs through the heart of every single billionaire other than through nations religions or creeds?
00:58:03.000Is it hard to reduce everything to a simple and effective message?
00:58:08.000Is it ridiculous to turn politics into some vast ever-growing unifying centralized totalitarian entity and sell it to us as entertainment?
00:58:20.000Is it preposterous really even that The wife of a former president would participate in an event like this.
00:58:28.000I mean, do you have the wives of people in other professions participate in their work?
00:58:34.000You know, what we have to remember is that this has gotten so close To be in little more than synthesis, little more than distraction, whether it's the southern extraction of Joe Biden turning into a celebration of Joe Biden, the elevation of Kamala Harris, who to little more than a month ago was regarded kind of as a joke, particularly when it comes to matters of public oratory,
00:58:58.000Into a dignified and semi-sanctified individual.
00:59:01.000Aren't we witnessing the lack of any core?
01:01:31.000I am a billionaire, and it takes one to know one!
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01:02:58.000Here's Michelle Obama talking about wealth, and the significance of wealth, and I suppose therefore inequality, and the distribution of power.
01:03:09.000And you question again, is the entire convention simply a performance?
01:03:14.000Simply an attempt to create a robust enough seeming synthesis that you'll forget that this party is entirely controlled by powerful corporate and globalist interests.
01:03:28.000That the election is almost a pageant to ensure that power continues performing as it has been up until this point.
01:03:38.000And isn't it, again, odd to note that with all of this clamouring and yearning for government, that the people you're watching talking are already in government right now.
01:03:50.000And all of these pledges and all of these promises could be immediately fulfilled if there was any kind of will to fulfill them.
01:04:00.000You see, my mom, in her steady, quiet way, lived out that striving sense of hope every single day of her life.
01:04:13.000She believed that all children, all people, have value.
01:04:19.000That anyone can succeed if given the opportunity.
01:04:24.000She and my father didn't aspire to be wealthy.
01:04:27.000In fact, they were suspicious of folks who took more than they needed.
01:04:33.000They understood that it wasn't enough for their kids to thrive if everyone else around us was drowning.
01:04:43.000So, my mother volunteered at the local school.
01:04:50.000Well, it seems that the reason that we are experiencing these challenges in this stream right now on Rumble and on YouTube is because we are personally, literally, under DDoS attack.
01:05:00.000This is an extraordinary moment for us.
01:05:03.000Almost honoured, in a way, to be under DDoS attack.
01:05:06.000You'd think I'd had enough of attacks with the way things have been recently, but we will continue to stream, and of course this content will be available in an unexpurgated state on Rumble On Demand.
01:05:15.000So if you're watching this on YouTube, we're going to leave right now in an attempt to create better conditions for our ongoing stream.
01:05:22.000We'll be talking a bit about Trump on Theo Von, we'll be talking a bit about Peter Thiel on Rogan, but mostly I'm interested in the news that Bobby Kennedy and Donald Trump Might form an alliance to oppose what seems, on the basis of the DNC, to be an unassailable assault on systems of power.
01:05:41.000Let's have a look, first of all, at Theo Von.
01:05:45.000Lord alone knows we need your support to keep making this content.
01:05:48.000Let's have a look at Theo Von teaching Donald Trump... It's not teaching Donald Trump how to take cocaine, but talking about taking cocaine.
01:05:57.000I mean, it's gonna be surely... Well, I mean...
01:06:01.000Until I thought about it, I didn't know that I wanted to see Theo von teaching Donald Trump how to take a- I mean, I hope that there's actually a demo.
01:06:07.000Yeah, yeah, I noticed at the events you don't drink, and you don't drink or smoke, right?
01:07:08.000But I suppose the nature of this conversation is not that Donald Trump is going to investigate exactly what Theobald means when he's talking about his experiences on coke.
01:07:16.000Yeah, but what I want probably is cocaine, but I know that if I have a drink, then it'll give me, it'll like, be like, okay, well, I had a drink, then I can do this.
01:07:24.000Is cocaine a stronger, uh... Oh, yeah.
01:08:00.000High production of the DNC, Gavin Newsom in the crowd as if he's Carlson Bailey, and all of the spectacle and the illumined signs and the trotted out forefathers of yesteryear.
01:08:15.000For me, I like my propaganda to sound like a lad from the South chatting to a billionaire about how cocaine turned him into an owl on his own porch.
01:08:26.000You do it anyway, just like the guy you were saying with the scotch.
01:08:29.000In a way, some important points can be made about sort of a post-modern cultural and analytic field.
01:08:36.000Like, you'd watch something like the DNC, this is what power's supposed to be.
01:08:42.000You'd overlook the hypocrisy of one minute being told billionaires are bad and that money should be taken out of politics, which of course it should.
01:08:48.000Then a billionaire being trotted out on the stage to tell you that he's a better billionaire than Trump.
01:08:52.000The whole thing's so ridiculous and of course I'm aware that sort of the appearances of Hulk Hogan at the RNC are so sort of Gooling, ghoulish, peculiar, extraordinary, and people say, oh god, the vulgarity, the terrible vulgarity.
01:09:05.000But what does it all amount to, really?
01:09:08.000Just hues of ridiculousness, various inflections of mad propaganda.
01:09:14.000This may be the future, just listening to...
01:09:17.000just intimate tĂŞte-Ă -tĂŞte where Theo von plainly explains that cocaine made him into a
01:09:24.000nocturnal bird of prey. Let's have a look at the bit where I think they get into the economy and
01:09:31.000what I like is in a way you know people are cynical about anecdotal evidence aren't they?
01:09:36.000Well, that's just anecdotal evidence, people will say.
01:09:38.000You know, I knew someone, they took the vaccine, they had a heart attack.
01:10:09.000Elsewhere we saw the astonishing appearance of Peter Thiel on Joe Rogan.
01:10:16.000Peter Thiel is a kind of somewhat more elusive and clandestine tech billionaire rumoured to be an investor in the very platform that we stream on So it's pretty astonishing to see him appear on Joe Rogan and exciting to hear him discuss Jeffrey Epstein.
01:10:36.000Because Jeffrey Epstein, one senses still, is a kind of Gordian Knot of information about the powerful.
01:10:43.000That if that is ever severed or untangled, what will spill out from it will be some pretty interesting names.
01:10:51.000Let's have a look at Peter Thiel and Joe Rogan.
01:10:53.000...that are deeply embedded in this system of people knowing things about people and using those at their advantage.
01:10:58.000I mean, that's an age-old strategy in politics.
01:11:01.000That was J. Edgar Hoover's entire modus operandi.
01:11:04.000My riff on it was always that it was a little bit different from the J. Edgar Hoover thing.
01:11:10.000And the question was always whether the people doing it knew they were getting compromised.
01:11:44.000And the basic thesis is you don't get promoted to a cardinal.
01:11:47.000If you're straight because um we need to have and so we need to you need to be compromised and then you're under control um but you also get ahead completely makes sense completely makes sense in the way to do that with especially all these politicians who are essentially like bad actors a lot of them they're just people that want power and people that want control a lot of them and you know those kind of guys they want to party you know i mean that has been you've got two types of leaders that are presidents you've got pussy hounds and warmongers Nice, nice, pussyhounds and warmongers.
01:12:15.000And even more than the individuals involved in the Game of Power, it's the game itself which requires compromised individuals in order to continue to operate.
01:12:24.000Those of us that took a keen pre-internet interest in conspiracy theories.
01:12:29.000Oh, when I was a boy, I had to read my conspiracy theories in a paperback.
01:12:33.000I used to go down to the library and read David Eichel, Alex Jones.
01:12:42.000About things like the Illuminati and reptilians.
01:12:45.000So imagine my surprise when I was accused of being a member of these kind of organizations.
01:12:49.000When I was a 16 year old kid dropping acid in Essex, we talked about how, you know, the Mossad and MK Ultras and the various ways that powerful people could be controlled, whether it's cardinals, according to Peter Thiel, or the powerful, according to Jeffrey Epstein's Little Black Book.
01:13:07.000That's why it's interesting to see A member of the new elite, Peter Thiel, a successful tech billionaire and investor in numerous platforms, including the one that I stream on, expressed such an understanding of things that used to be regarded as either esoteric or absolutely ridiculous.
01:13:23.000But now, these days, with the emergence of the Jeffrey Epstein case and the aspects of it which seem pretty indefatigable, I mean, Have we seen the list yet, baby?
01:13:33.000Isn't it extraordinary how many people have been on those islands, that have been around that stuff?
01:13:37.000The story continues to garner interest, and the truth about Jeffrey Epstein, how he died, it's just so odd that someone just dies in a prison cell.
01:13:50.000So many convenient suicides these days.
01:13:52.000We all understand, don't we, intuitively how power functions, and it's becoming more and more commonly understood.
01:14:03.000Another example of the kind of information that's conversationally available because of the phenomenon, I'd still call it that, of Joe Rogan.
01:14:10.000Why don't you let me know what you think in the comments and the chat.
01:14:13.000We're gonna have a quick word from one of our sponsors and then we'll be back to talk about the important story of a potential alliance that could disrupt the machine of synthesis that is the Democratic Party.
01:15:41.000This is a period where information is a valuable commodity and even the apparent frivolity of our conversational interactions is subject to scrutiny, censorship and now we know for sure cyber attack Why is that?
01:15:57.000Because power is coalescing around some extraordinary forces and the control of information remains important, perhaps second only to the control of currencies.
01:16:06.000And we're seeing more and more how the miracles, or at least advances, of crypto are being curtailed, corralled and controlled now by centralising forces.
01:16:15.000And the same is necessary when it comes to the dissemination of information.
01:16:20.000You can't have people communicating without having to pass through institutions.
01:16:24.000You can't have people spending money that can't be tracked, shut down, punished or controlled if you say a word out of line, if you step out of line, if you express freedom for a matter of moments.
01:16:33.000That's why today's Main story is the interesting possibility that there could be an alliance formed between Bobby Kennedy and Donald Trump.
01:16:41.000Certainly he's running mate Nicole Shanahan is talking about it publicly and has done so in a number of forums.
01:16:47.000Now the more ardent among you will say that Trump is an asset and is owned by centralized globalist power and others yet still will say that Kennedy is an asset but what I would say in defense of that is Trump who whatever you say about Donald Trump The establishment does not want that guy in power.
01:17:05.000Whatever you say about Bobby Kennedy, he has been pretty open and vocal when it comes to his condemnation, say, of Big Pharma.
01:17:13.000You lot let me know in the comments and chat what you think about the failings and fallibility of those two political individuals, but I will tell you this, the tyranny that you must fear most of all is the kind of technological feudalism that is being augured right now, and glance if you Will, if you dare, at the spectacle of the DNC, where greatest hits are being played, where hypocrisy is being relayed, where billionaires are being condemned, then trotted out and celebrated, all in a matter of moments.
01:17:45.000Do you think the only way to derail this train is with a Bobby Kennedy-Trump alliance?
01:17:51.000Well, all of a sudden, it's part of the conversation.
01:17:55.000Many of us thought that Trump would name Bobby Kennedy as his VP, but we all know in that million year ago moment of the attempted assassination things got a little hyperbolic and hubristic around the RNC and I think that many of them thought it's a done deal you can appoint any VP you want but it seems in the Kamala moment with the mainstream media fully on side once again
01:18:21.000We have a potential battle on our hands.
01:18:23.000So, is it possible that Bobby Kennedy and Donald Trump could join forces?
01:18:30.000Particularly when currency is under attack, when free speech is under attack, even our humble streaming show is literally under cyber attack.
01:18:38.000If you watch the streams live, you'll see those attacks happening live.
01:18:41.000So let's have a look I did not put in tens of millions of dollars to be a spoiler candidate.
01:18:47.000I put in tens of millions of dollars to win.
01:20:52.000I think had we had a fair shot, we would have won.
01:21:00.000I still would love to see in the last 80 days of this election some miracle play out where we get a chance to debate.
01:21:07.000I don't think they're going to let us.
01:21:09.000You know, given this, I think we are taking a very serious look at making sure... Isn't it odd to consider that the Democratic Party, that still consider themselves to be the goodies, if you have any experience of dealing with them, are palpably and demonstrably the baddies?
01:21:26.000It's hard to believe when you look at the spectacle of the DNC, and the joyfulness, and the great presentation, and the sort of MTV moments of Gavin Newsom amongst the crowd, that this is actually what the machine looks like now.
01:21:43.000As Nicole says there, it ain't the Republican Party that get involved.
01:21:47.000And I know from my own spats and attacks from media, dating right back to the first time I ever said some, God, maybe it's 10, 15 years ago now, There's no point voting.
01:21:56.000Both of the parties are controlled by the same corporate interests.
01:21:59.000Ordinary people are starting to realise that.
01:22:02.000It was always the media of the left that were more condemnatory, more controlling, more vituperative and damning.
01:22:11.000They surely are the Force for darkness that we have to be most alert to, and precisely because it becomes in such odd packages.
01:22:20.000That's why I think it's important, let me know what you guys think, that we form new alliances, that we're willing to look at people that you might have thought of once as being right-wing if you're a left-wing person, or left-wing if you're a right-wing person, or religious if you're not religious, and in fact be willing to look beyond all of these categories, because what we are on the point of now is a new type of totalitarianism where Currency is controlled.
01:22:44.000The movement of individuals is controlled.
01:22:47.000Technology, what a glorious miracle, is among us.
01:22:51.000And it is not for no reason that we are yet to see the application of the technology that grants you the likes of Uber or Airbnb I mean to say aggregating and intercommunicative apps that could be applied to creating truly decentralised, localised democracies.
01:23:08.000So it wouldn't matter if you didn't agree with me because you would run your community according to the electoral processes in your borough or district.
01:23:15.000And it wouldn't matter if those people were, wow, let's go as far as we can.
01:23:18.000Absolutely progressive, gender fluid, fully, fully Sharia law Muslim.
01:23:23.000It wouldn't matter because what we could run is our own communities according to electoral principles.
01:23:29.000The budgets could be allocated locally.
01:23:34.000It wouldn't solve every single problem or be 100% applicable, but it will be more applicable than it currently is.
01:23:41.000And it could be better applied than it currently is, and it's certainly preferable to Armageddon.
01:23:47.000And when Nicole talks about the power of the establishment, of course she names, and to a degree shames, the Democrat Party institutions and powers around it.
01:23:56.000But this includes, of course, as you know, the media itself.
01:24:25.000Well, Control comes from surprising places and sometimes in surprising forms.
01:24:30.000Have a look at Stephen Colbert here shutting down and attacking Bobby Kennedy.
01:24:35.000Junior here got some bad news yesterday when our New York Supreme Court judge ruled that he is disqualified from the New York ballot over falsifying his residence.
01:24:46.000Prosecutors, you're right, prosecutors... It's so mad to hear the audience cheer like that.
01:24:50.000What do you imagine that Bobby Kennedy has ever done to that busting audience there in New York City?
01:24:56.000What has he ever done other than tell them that they should be skeptical about medications, that they should investigate the efficacy of strongly recommended and perhaps not efficiently clinically trialled medicines.
01:25:09.000Except fight as an environmental lawyer.
01:25:11.000Now, there are areas where, like any politician, I would have disagreements with Bobby Kennedy, and I bet you would too, but it's not the individual I'm talking about here.
01:25:19.000It's the principle of diverse and independent politics leading to greater democracy, more localisation, more decentralisation, not accruing power wherever possible and shutting out conversation wherever there's an opportunity.
01:25:33.000Don't be strange, don't be unusual, don't strain a raven.
01:25:35.000In fact, let's have a look at Kennedy's rebuttal on 29 there.
01:25:38.000with the California address and a social media video in which Kennedy talks about
01:25:42.000training ravens at his Los Angeles home.
01:25:45.000Don't be strange, don't be unusual, don't strain a raven.
01:25:49.000In fact let's have a look at Kennedy's rebuttal on 29 there.
01:25:51.000Let's have a, over the page, let's have a look at Bobby Kennedy
01:25:55.000listing the various affiliations that he does have with New York City.
01:25:59.000So even with this rather minor issue that's taken as an opportunity to attack Bobby Kennedy, he does have something to say in his own defense.
01:26:13.000I pay income taxes in New York more than any other state.
01:26:18.000My law office is New York, my only law office.
01:26:22.000And I also have a lot of other licenses in New York, my hunting licenses here, my fishing license, my falconry license, etc.
01:26:33.000I vote here, it's the only place that I vote.
01:26:39.000Why Bobby Kennedy's candidacy fascinated me was because with Trump we've seen, since he became a political figure, him being sort of culturally moved from a sort of tolerated, celebrated, enjoyed, oh entrepreneur,
01:26:54.000billionaire, much like Jeff Pritzker there, I'm a billionaire and it's okay to like me. People like
01:27:00.000Donald Trump, he was on The Apprentice, then when he announced his candidacy you could argue well
01:27:04.000it's because he said all of these vulgar discriminatory things.
01:27:08.000But when it comes down to policy, so many of the policies were there before him.
01:27:11.000Some of the policies are continuing after him.
01:27:15.000I think that Donald Trump is a berserker, a bull in the china shop that they can't quite control.
01:27:19.000I pray that those of you that are MAGA and love Trump are right that he is the voice that ordinary Americans require.
01:27:26.000And that we will see a Donald Trump that's willing to bring people together.
01:27:29.000I reckon that's a hell of a lot more likely if he were to have an alliance with Bobby Kennedy.
01:27:34.000I think that that would be a lot better for American democracy and I think in all likelihood what you would start to see is the Democratic Party establishment quaking because at the moment they've managed to bleach away the memory of a very peculiar assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
01:27:48.000You even see now people that would never talk about this being a conspiracy if it had happened to a candidate on the left.
01:28:20.000But I'm beginning to think that the Luciferian demonic light has taken on a different complexion altogether.
01:28:27.000That it's to be found there in the apparent inclusivity and radius of the democratic Practical, that's Freudian party convention where everything is jolly and everything is shiny and Joe Biden's getting a pat on the back and a gold watch when he had his throat cut like Brutus just a couple of months before by colleagues that claim to support him.
01:28:45.000What I'm telling you is that A Kennedy-Trump alliance could be an interesting evolution that it could disrupt in ways that are difficult to predict and will certainly be entertaining to watch even if it doesn't fully deliver on the kind of decentralization and empowerment of the individual that I believe is necessary to save the world and indeed to save our souls.
01:29:54.000Ah, and remember, we'll be live streaming for the Kamala speech with Neil Oliver, the Coast Guy, on X, a much maligned man north of the border who's recently had some content pulled down, specifically his interview with Whitney Webb.
01:30:09.000So we'll be talking about that, and we'll be watching along with Kamala Harris's I guess what is it?