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00:00:47.000In this video, you're going to see the future.
00:00:58.000Hello there, you Awakening Wonders, whether it's the 6.5 million of you on YouTube or our growing army on Rumble.
00:01:06.000Almost 1.5 million people there immersing themselves in free speech, wallowing in it, bathing in free speech like Aphrodite, born anew, baptised as deities.
00:01:50.000It's difficult to describe it but one thing's for certain the FBI had a lot of operatives there and some of their past conduct might lead you to scrutinize that agency and their actions.
00:02:02.000First though, let's have a look at what's going on with your man, Donald Trump.
00:02:20.000Tonight, former President Trump holding his first campaign rally since his latest indictment on election interference.
00:02:27.000Today, blasting how much he's tied up in legal battles.
00:02:30.000I'm sorry, I won't be able to go to Iowa today.
00:02:32.000I won't be able to go to New Hampshire today because I'm sitting in a courtroom on...
00:02:37.000Trump rallying his supporters in early voting state New Hampshire.
00:02:41.000Even the beep is an indication of how politics has changed.
00:02:44.000Later this week we've got Vivek Ramaswamy coming on our show.
00:02:47.000If you're a local subscriber and you only have to press the red button to do that,
00:02:50.000you will have already seen the conversation with Vivek and many of you posed brilliant and challenging questions
00:02:56.000on whether or not he'd pardon Trump, on whether or not he feels compromised with his own
00:02:57.000relationships with Big Pharma and his answers were exciting and informative.
00:03:05.000That's why it's worth joining us on Locals.
00:03:07.000And what I would say to my on-screen assistant, Gareth Roy, and to all of you watching, is when you see Trump in his pomp, you realise now that the era of the bureaucrat, Mandarin, static, rhetorical, flat politician has perhaps come to an end.
00:03:22.000Would you say that's what we're experiencing?
00:03:25.000And what he said to the crowd was, I'm being indicted for you.
00:03:29.000And you know, so this is and we've got a clip coming up in a bit where someone said, you know, that they'd kind of the things that they would be willing to do for Donald Trump are things that people don't normally say about politicians.
00:03:59.000They're not taking away my First Amendment right.
00:04:01.000The former president growing even more defiant.
00:04:04.000Every time you get indicted, I like to check the polls because...
00:04:08.000One more indictment that I think this election's over.
00:04:12.000Forget as a political commentator, as a stand-up comedian, I have to say that's well delivered, well addressed, it's on point, it's accurate because the ongoing indictments of Donald Trump, these continual arraignments, are only enhancing his popularity and his ability to explain that and declare that.
00:04:31.000So conversationally, so congenially, is part of what's not being addressed.
00:04:36.000When no one has any trust in government, the establishment, the institutions such as the media, big pharma, big tech, when we're all so full of doubt, and quite rightly so because of their insidious conduct, someone that can talk like that and behave like that remains appealing.
00:04:51.000Yeah, also, when he mentions First Amendment rights, I mean, this is obviously something that's always hugely popular to, you know, the American voter, but especially in the context that we exist in now, you know, it's all coming down to freedom of speech, ultimately, this latest indictment of his.
00:05:06.000But in the larger context of the way in which freedom of speech is increasingly, you know, being censored, I think that plays so well, not just to his audience in that context there, but to a kind of broader audience.
00:05:19.000To all of us, even right now, we can't talk in the depth we would like to about how the FBI's involvement in the events of January the 6th is cause for considerable concern, particularly in relationship with the events around the Newburgh 4 and how it's been, if not proven, at least acknowledged that the FBI's interference management construction of that event It gives us all pause for thought before ever condemning another person's actions, particularly with regard to conspiracy, insurrection.
00:05:53.000So the matter of freedom of speech shouldn't be a left-right issue.
00:05:57.000We should all care about freedom of speech.
00:05:59.000And if you saw our conversation with Glenn Greenwald, and if you ain't watched it yet, he doubled down on this idea that the categories of left and right are increasingly becoming irrelevant.
00:06:07.000What we should be concerned with is Authoritarianism and anti-authoritarianism.
00:07:08.000We created the requirement for politicians that understood media, that were charismatic.
00:07:14.000We prioritized the ability to perform above the ability to deliver.
00:07:18.000And I know that lots of you wouldn't apply that analysis to Donald Trump.
00:07:21.000And now what we've ended up is with someone who understands media, who understands delivery, who understands a joke.
00:07:26.000And the refusal to acknowledge that by his detractors makes him look pious and glum.
00:07:30.000Yeah, I mean, we also know what effect this is having on the polls.
00:07:33.000We know that literally the effect that this is having on Ron DeSantis, who voters are saying basically isn't anywhere near as funny as Donald Trump.
00:07:40.000That's literally affecting what's going on at the moment.
00:07:42.000You raise a good point, Gareth, because if it was simply about policy, you would think that DeSantis' actions during the pandemic, his refusal to lock down Florida, and if indeed this is a culture war matter, you know, DeSantis has been so forthright around culture war issues to the point of many people becoming, I don't know, concerned about actions around culture down there in Florida, certainly the
00:09:12.000Well, Vivek Ramaswamy, and I'm going to have to be careful how I phrase this on YouTube, he says that the relationship between the Bidens and Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company, isn't being looked at significantly enough or with sufficient depth or scrutiny in regard specifically with the ongoing funding of the Ukraine war.
00:09:33.000I mean, that's, I think in itself... That's bold.
00:09:36.000That's bold, it's bold, and I don't know.
00:09:53.000You can't silence your political opponents because you don't agree with them.
00:09:56.000He absolutely should be able to talk about it.
00:09:59.000Since almost when watching this kind of talking head or vox pop interview on a network like NBC that when they're selecting the people from the line they're choosing suitably MAGA cast people like people with beards and MAGA capped up and all that kind of stuff to prevent a more divisive picture of American politics.
00:10:19.000But the simple truth is, is when that woman says that it is fascistic to shut down your political opponents,
00:10:24.000there's a good degree of truth in that. When we spoke to Glenn Greenwald yesterday,
00:10:29.000he was happy to say that if that kind of practice was happening in Colombia or Venezuela or
00:10:36.000Central or Latin American country, the American media will be saying that's the behavior of a banana republic. If you
00:10:42.000have principles, those Principles have to be ardent and continuous
00:10:47.000That's the cost, the price and the point of principles.
00:10:50.000You have to say, I don't agree with Donald Trump and I think the way he handled that election, I don't agree with it at all, but we can't start attacking his First Amendment rights or we play exactly into the hands of our opponents and detractors.
00:11:02.000I mean, normally, if that kind of behaviour is going on in other countries, normally spoken about in the press in this country and by the government, if we want to go and invade them somehow, if they've got some resources that we want, then it's a banana republic!
00:11:13.000That's right, that's used to legitimise invasions.
00:11:15.000Let us know in the comments if you agree with us.
00:11:17.000If you're watching us on YouTube right now, we're going to go over to being on Rumble.
00:11:20.000I'll tell you why, because I have to talk about the events of January the 6th and the FBI involvement in that.
00:11:26.000Critical and significant evidence around the FBI's conduct historically that puts an entirely new light on the revelations that there were many, potentially hundreds, of FBI agents present on January 6th and what their role on the events of that day was.
00:11:42.000If you want to hear that story, if you want to see it discussed in depth, then join us Over on Rumble, click the link in your description.
00:11:49.000It's something we're going to be talking about a lot this week.
00:11:53.000We're going to continue covering this Trump story.
00:11:55.000We're going to look at Burisma taking down pictures of Joe Biden and Devin Archer from their website.
00:12:01.000Burisma, of course, the Ukrainian gas company that employ Hunter Biden for no reason other than that guy understands gas pipes.
00:12:10.000Pipes, mate, you cannot, you cannot, he is second to none when it comes to, he can make him out of, look at it, any minibar in any hotel in the world, Hunter Biden can get, it's like the A-Team, what he can make out of the contents of a minibar.
00:12:25.000If you're watching this on YouTube, join us over on Rumble.
00:12:28.000If you're watching this on Rumble right now, I want you to press the red button on the bottom of your screen right now and join our locals community.
00:12:35.000I was in the army, I promised myself I'd never take a cold shower again after that, says Tamara Spencer.
00:13:06.000But that kind of devotion, that kind of emotion, if you sneer at it, at your peril, I would say.
00:13:12.000Now let's move on to the people that are potentially trying to indict Trump, not because they believe Trump's a criminal, but because they believe Trump's a threat.
00:13:21.000Let me know in the comments below if you consider the Biden family to be a crime family This story is about Burisma removing their picture of Joe Biden and Devin Archer from their website.
00:13:31.000Now with Tucker's recent interview with Devin Archer, with Devin Archer's revelation that Biden would regularly appear by speakerphone, seems to me that this is further evidence that Joe Biden's role in Hunter Biden's business was somewhat dubious.
00:13:45.000Well yeah, I mean essentially when he denied it in 2019 that he had any knowledge of his business dealings and what we are seeing through the testimony of Devin Archer and obviously the interview with Tucker as well is that that simply wasn't the case.
00:13:56.000And they've taken it down because legally they're not comfortable with the VP's picture being up on site as what seems like an endorsement.
00:14:02.000What Vivek says, we can say this now because we're over on Rumble, Vivek said Why are they not talking more about the fact that this war is between Ukraine and Russia, that millions was given to Hunter Biden in bribery by Ukrainian energy firms?
00:14:17.000He believes, Vivek Ramaswamy, and I hope I'm not doing him a disservice, you'll see this interview in full on Friday, that that war would not be happening without the relationship between the Bidens and Ukrainian energy companies.
00:14:31.000No, I don't think you are misrepresenting that view.
00:14:34.000I mean it's a, I would say it's a very, it's a bold view.
00:14:36.000I mean that doesn't include the 2014 coup, there's all sorts of history between... The NATO people, I mean Vivek, to his credit, talked about all of those components, but he seemed to think that it was incredibly significant.
00:14:55.000Exactly, when Biden was the point man on Ukraine.
00:14:58.000And this is like what also was spoken about was how then President Joe Biden got fired a Ukrainian prosecutor who was a threat to the Ukrainian energy firm Burisma's business.
00:15:09.000So again, this idea that Joe Biden didn't have anything to do with Hunter Biden's business dealings.
00:15:15.000If then he's directly involved in getting rid of a prosecutor who was threatening Burisma, then you'd have to argue that wasn't the case.
00:15:24.000Let me know in the comments and the chat.
00:15:26.000Seems like pretty good analysis to me.
00:15:28.000Now we want to talk to you a little bit about the Newberg 4.
00:15:30.000This is what we couldn't talk about on YouTube.
00:15:33.000Ten years ago, four men were imprisoned for their involvement in a conspiracy to bomb some synagogues around Connecticut and New York State, I guess is where it took place.
00:15:45.000It's a real weird and convoluted case.
00:15:48.000They involve men being taken across borders to look at explosives.
00:15:52.000And the long and the short of it is this, that these men have been released on what they call compassionate grounds because the FBI, it appears, came up with that plot, helped them to execute it, To the point where it's clear that the main instigators and conspirators in the Newburgh 4 case were the FBI themselves.
00:16:12.000Listen to this in the context of January 6th events.
00:16:15.000We know that there were hundreds of FBI agents present in that crowd that day.
00:16:20.000We know now, due to the compassionate release of the Newburgh 4, that the FBI created a conspiracy in order that they could arrest the perpetrators of that crime.
00:16:32.000But they themselves were the criminals.
00:16:34.000Have a little look at the news footage around this case.
00:16:37.000A victory in court for three men convicted in a terrorism sting more than a decade ago.
00:16:43.000Police arrested the men last night as they were allegedly planting what they thought were real bombs outside a Jewish temple.
00:16:49.000A federal judge ordering the release of Anta Williams, David Williams, and Laguerre Payne, three of the men known as the Newburgh Four, arrested for a plot to blow up synagogues in New York City and shoot down National Guard planes and other What's subsequently been revealed is that the plot has been called an FBI orchestrated conspiracy.
00:17:09.000A person reading the crimes of conviction in this case will be left with the impression that the offending defendants were sophisticated international terrorists committed to jihad against the United States, Judge McMahon wrote.
00:17:21.000However, they were in actual fact Hapless, easily manipulated and penurious petty criminals.
00:17:27.000That means they were poor people that were manipulated and exploited.
00:17:31.000That they were guided through this process so the FBI could make those arrests.
00:17:36.000It says here the real lead conspirator was the United States.
00:18:11.000Perhaps in the same way that Donald Trump's role is being investigated, particularly as that case hinges upon whether or not he knowingly sowed doubt, or whether he believed the results of the election in reality, but pretended he didn't agree with those results.
00:18:26.000This is an extraordinary piece of information, but more important than that, it's evidence that the FBI regularly uses malpractice all the way back to their treatment of Martin Luther King.
00:18:38.000The FBI is an agency that our man Vivek said he would disband on day one of his presidency.
00:19:11.000Press the red button on your screen now.
00:19:13.000I guess the irony is also that Trump at the moment is being charged with inciting violence, and like if there's nothing more better example of inciting violence than this, of literally creating plots, of taking petty criminals, making them into terrorists, of a plan of your own creation.
00:19:31.000I mean, I don't know what else that is.
00:21:29.000We don't notice that we're not free because we remain curtailed, or in the words of Rosa Luxemburg, those who do not move, do not notice their chains.
00:21:37.000It's our obligation to move, isn't it?
00:22:12.000Why do we judge presidential candidates by their personality rather than their qualifications?
00:22:15.000I suppose because we're looking for humanity.
00:22:17.000That leadership in our anthropology, in our deep evolutionary history, would come from charisma, would come from achievements, would come from Trust and when you have a class of bureaucratic basically faceless mandarin politicians all parroting the same soundbites no integrity you know they're doing it for the wrong reasons you know they'll roll right out of office into some financial big tech or big pharma role that all the time all everything they're saying is geared towards the interests of elites rather than the people they're elected to serve when people have
00:22:46.000Personalities that are appealing, at least that's something.
00:22:49.000All of us, to a degree, trust our guts.
00:22:52.000We're not evolved to live in nations of hundreds of millions.
00:22:56.000We're evolved to live in communities of a hundred, couple of a hundred people, where those kind of intuitive gut instincts are valuable, where you can say, oh, there's something I don't feel right about that person.
00:23:59.000So why don't you tell us in the chat what you think I'm qualified to run a course on and we will give a prize of a silver... I don't know, what can we give you?
00:26:11.000In fact, I watched Hampton's video on pull-ups and the first comment that's been liked by about 70,000 people has said, this guy is so friendly it made me want to get up at 4am and start practicing pull-ups.
00:26:21.000And I laughed because I agreed with that.
00:26:27.000I feel pretty good, but I'm nervous because, you know, like you run the Hybrid Calisthenics channel on YouTube.
00:26:33.000Your pull-up tutorial's got 13 million views.
00:26:36.000I saw the way you did that, and I like the way you coached us from a position where you obviously, which anyone needs to learn if they can't do pull-ups, from not being able to do a single pull-up to becoming adept at pull-ups.
00:26:45.000Now, I've got a pull-up competition against RFK from the Kennedy family, a renegade and radical contestant in the forthcoming presidential elections.
00:26:55.000He's older than me, he's better at pull-ups than me, what am I going to do?
00:27:34.000So what I would do is I would, you know, so if you look at the video, there's different pull-up variations.
00:27:41.000A lot of people, they try the pull-up, they can do, you know, 10, some people can do 1, some people can do 0, and they try that, but it's kind of like if you were Trying to learn a bench press and someone handed you a bench press bar, but the 225 pounds or 100 kilos was welded on, right?
00:27:57.000That's not an exact translation, but welded on.
00:28:00.000And if you can't lift it to say, well, just keep trying, right?
00:28:03.000So instead of just keep trying to do a pull up, even if it's not the best form, even if you can't quite get it, even if you're hurting, What you should do is start with a lower weight, right?
00:28:10.000So you would start with an easier variation.
00:28:12.000In your case, because you can already do 10 pull-ups, which is great by the way, you can try learning that with different grips afterwards.
00:28:20.000Afterwards, you can try, it depends on the form that you're going to compete with, you can try those afterwards.
00:28:27.000And afterwards, I would really push yourself with some easier variations.
00:28:30.000So I would start with the thing you're best at, The thing that takes the most strength, and then I would kind of like dial in and really burn out with those easier variations or an assisted version.
00:28:41.000So keep doing the neutrals, but then maybe start moving to a pull-up grip, but sort of like not so wide, you know, maybe like here, like sort of just like, would that be good?
00:29:16.000All right, well, you know, power of friendship, right?
00:29:21.000So what you can do, if that is how you're going to compete, there's a persistent theme in fitness that we get better at what we train.
00:29:29.000So if you're going to train with the overhand grip like that, then you're going to have to train with that primarily if you want to compete that way.
00:29:37.000So if you're gonna do that, I would do that first.
00:29:40.000So let's say you can do five or six, rest for a few minutes, and then grab a neutral grip, and then do your usual set, and then afterwards you do some easier variations.
00:29:48.000Hey, there's one thing, not advantage, but one trick.
00:29:57.000But another trick is that we haven't set the date yet.
00:30:01.000So how long is it going to take me to get from, yeah, and I reckon five is a fair estimation, to get them from five to 28?
00:30:08.000Now, what's reasonable if you're willing to take sports and body enhancing drugs, regardless of the effect they may have on your reproductive organ?
00:30:17.000Well, you know, as far as I know, by juice I assume you mean like carrot juice, zucchini juice, right, orange juice.
00:30:23.000Like what kind of juice are we talking about?
00:31:01.000Consistent moods, not prone to bouts of depression and mania, or a long history of addiction.
00:31:09.000So you don't think that you wouldn't take steroids, and how long is a reasonable amount of time, Hampton?
00:31:14.000Well, look, if you're going to go from 5 to 28, assuming you are a fairly talented person, I think it's reasonable if you unlock your current potential, you get like the so-called newbie gains, you might be able to get to 15, 20 in a few months.
00:31:29.000I'm being a little generous there, just being trying to be reasonable.
00:31:32.000It's not impossible that you can get to 28, but that would be assuming you already have the hardware, so to speak.
00:31:38.000You already have the muscles, you already have very gifted physically, and then training would just unlock your software, if that makes sense.
00:31:44.000Right, but I think I might need some hardware is the worry.
00:31:49.000I would just keep training about two or three times a week doing what you do.
00:31:53.000I'm going to do everything I can to get that hardware.
00:31:56.000Can I stay in touch with you, Hampton, as I continue on this ill-fated venture against a very fit man who I believe is taking testosterone supplements?
00:32:05.000That's exactly why I'm here for people who are doing competition with a very fit man who's taking testosterone supplements.
00:32:36.000Some people find they can do regular pull-ups from there right away.
00:32:40.000Other people need to use gradually less and less assistance from their legs, so you eventually don't need your legs at all to pull yourself up.
00:32:46.000After you can do a pull-up, come back and give me a high-five and comment, Hampton, you son of a gun, I did it.
00:34:21.000I don't know if that extends to free drug deals.
00:34:24.000Hey, one of the things, Nick, that we can continually get asked when we have experts like you on our show is, how can we use your techniques to retain a degree of balance?
00:34:35.000When we're dealing with so much negative information, when we spend all of our time talking about corruption in the deep state, when we talk about corruption of corporations, when we talk about the events of the last three years, the amount of deception and lies and malevolence, how do we maintain our general Positivity, Nick, using therapies and wellness techniques.
00:34:55.000Yeah, it's such a good question and so important, you know, because what we want to do is we want to be informed.
00:35:00.000We want to listen to what's happening in the world.
00:36:22.000There's a local soup kitchen that you can volunteer at.
00:36:25.000There's someone in the grocery store that you can be kinder to.
00:36:27.000There's these small little things that you can do in your life that might not feel significant, but there's nothing more significant than that.
00:36:34.000I also know that the FBI are starting a little cell where you can bomb some religious buildings and then go to prison for 10 years, even though it was their idea.
00:36:44.000Another little way you can get involved in the community.
00:36:47.000One of the things we consistently talk about on our channel, Nick, is the necessity to
00:36:52.000embrace personal individual wellness and not to see it as abstract from the kind of political
00:36:57.000ideas that we discussed, but somehow integral.
00:36:59.000I learned a lot about that in community.
00:37:01.000Many of our viewers joined us for the community festival.
00:37:04.000And what I felt is that some of the stuff that Wim Hof was doing with Breathwork or
00:37:07.000Biet Simkin or the things that Satish Kumar or Vandana Shiva are talking about take place
00:37:13.000at the level of the individual, but also at the level of the community.
00:37:17.000It's not like we're just looking at wellness as something that's happening to us individually, where we're cloistered off.
00:37:23.000It's about empowering ourselves so we can bring about change.
00:37:25.000I believe that an epoch is coming to an end.
00:37:28.000I felt it like, you know, when even talking to a very competent political figure like Ron DeSantis, he perhaps, you know, I don't want to be dismissive of Ron because he was a great guest and I hope we get to talk to him again.
00:37:38.000But the difference between talking to him and seeing how Trump engages with people or how RFK engages with people is an indication that people are awakening.
00:37:47.000I know that RFK is very overt about his spirituality.
00:37:51.000Do you sense that spirituality and wellness are starting to inform the political space in a way that's different?
00:37:57.000And that the candidature of Marianne Williamson, and particularly RFK, are an indication that politics now needs purpose, and purpose is often derived from spirituality.
00:38:12.000And, you know, you talked about, I mean, it's funny, we're talking about the pull-up challenges, the lead-in.
00:38:16.000There's been a couple headlines about sort of right-wing getting into exercise, right, as if it's a political thing, which is really silly.
00:38:22.000You know, Wim Hof, the cold bass, all these things.
00:38:26.000Those are critical and important, and it's so important to take care of your physical body.
00:38:30.000The element that I would add that I don't think is being discussed enough is the emotional wellness.
00:38:35.000Do you feel comfortable about yourself?
00:40:36.000That's why it works so well for anxiety.
00:40:39.000For depression, for pain in your body, for the general stress that you feel every day.
00:40:45.000I've spent now the last 15 years of my life, you know, waking up, sharing this technique, using it for myself, using it with friends and family.
00:40:52.000And time and again, what I see people experience is that they have a shift that is so rapid where they go, you know what?
00:41:18.000They felt like they were enough for the first time in their lives.
00:41:22.000I use it, and I find it very effective, particularly with anxiety, with intrusive thoughts, with when I just can't stop thinking about something, or ruminating it about something in an unhelpful way.
00:41:33.000Here's a question from one of the members of our community, and if you're watching this on Rumble, join us on Locals.
00:41:54.000You know, with those complex issues, there are psychologists, psychiatrists, all sorts of therapists who bring tapping into their practice.
00:42:00.000So that's a good, like, place to reach out.
00:42:03.000But I've seen time and again, you know, we've spoken at length about it with grief.
00:42:07.000I live in Sandy Hook, the site of the Sandy Hook School school shootings where all these children were murdered
00:42:24.000Yeah, it can be effective. I know for just physical things, not just physical things,
00:42:28.000physical things are bloody important, but you know, psychological, neurological, it
00:42:32.000appears that it sort of is operating on a level of anatomy that is difficult to discern
00:42:38.000using only a Western understanding of how the body works.
00:42:43.000But as you say, there is no evidence that it's impacting the amygdala and it's starting to make sense from a scientific perspective, as well as from a therapeutic one.
00:43:08.000We put out our work meeting where we talk about what the day's show's going to be.
00:43:12.000We did it today, so we talk about how we're going to interview Vivek Ramaswamy, how we're going to cover the story about Trump, how we're going to, you know, and we take your questions from the locals community then.
00:43:21.000We could have one day where you did tupping for our team here at Stay Free, and anyone on Locals, would you do that for us one day?
00:43:30.000And then my second request is, would you, the Tupping Solution app is free to download for anyone, but to get access to the courses and some of the, you know, let's call it better content, because I really like some of that stuff, will you give like the first 10 people that send in an email address access to it or something like that?
00:43:47.000I'll give a one-year subscription to the first 10 people.
00:43:51.000One year subscription to the first 10 people on Locals who send in the thing.
00:43:54.000I tell you, I use this thing all the time.
00:44:35.000You know, I follow him like most of the world does with a deep love for the man somehow.
00:44:40.000There's something that's communicated by his presence on the field and off the field where I actually find myself caring, I'm sure, in the same way so many people love and care about you and Gareth.
00:44:50.000And he seems happy and that brings me joy.
00:44:55.000He's scoring goals that he would score in Europe that you can't say it's a MLS does his free kicks are out of this world, and he's having a good time, so I'm really enjoying it.
00:45:12.000You can listen to it as a podcast, or you can, of course, listen to it on rumble or indeed locals.
00:45:17.000Loads of people are sending in their Emails now, Nick, so thank you very much for that offer for our audience and to agreeing to do a tap session for the Stay Free team that we will also put out live on local so people can join us for that.
00:45:29.000Gareth, what do you think the tapping should be directed towards for our Stay Free team?
00:45:34.000How to not fall in love with maybe, I don't know, maybe your co-workers are very handsome or maybe you've got some charismatic leader and it's very difficult not to, something like that, to help you not fall in love with.
00:45:44.000Yeah, but Graphics Jack is adorable, actually.
00:47:01.000So if he overtakes DeSantis and Trump becomes ineligible for some reason, like he's in jail, then like Vivek Ramaswamy, it's worth tuning in to see that.
00:47:11.000OK, now, certainly some radical change and an injection of youth could be valuable in the Washington, D.C., if Dianne Feinstein's recent performance is anything to go by.
00:47:21.000Many of you made much of the fact That she was being cajoled and coached weekend at Bernie's style.
00:47:39.000But perhaps more important than the fact that one individual, elderly though she may be, is being cajoled to vote against her apparent intentions.
00:47:48.000And if she didn't know what she was voting for, that's even more worrying.
00:47:51.000What's concerning, deep and defining is the fact that military spending is increasing to unprecedented levels and they are denying the right for any scrutiny at all.
00:49:33.000I think elder reverence is an important part of our culture, but that is also married to my idea that older people should be aware and focused and conscious and the fact that she's being coerced, managed and manipulated into voting for something is perhaps not as significant as the fact that what she's voting for is more unscrutinized war.
00:49:56.000That moment happened during a key mark-up meeting for a budget bill.
00:49:59.000What's just being breezily described as a mark-up meeting for a budget bill is record expenditure on war.
00:50:06.000And even my phrase, record expenditure on war, equates to the annihilation of cities and children and sustaining a conflict that Ukraine will remain in because of understandable national pride that ultimately can never be won and will only lead to more destruction.
00:50:22.000Watch Oppenheimer and then live through Oppenheimer.
00:51:47.000Billions more being spent on churning through the lives of young people.
00:51:51.000Like, she probably aggregates that a life of five, ten Russian soldiers will be annihilated by some fancy new Raytheon product by the end of the week.
00:52:00.000NBC's Julie Serkin is on Capitol Hill for us.
00:52:02.000Julie, put that into some context for us.
00:52:06.000Well, what we've allowed to happen is the military-industrial complex now dictates policy, whether it's the Democrat party or the Republican party in power, although the Democrat party are a bit worse.
00:52:16.000And now it's just the job of people in the Senate, even if they should be revered for their wisdom and longevity, just to sort of parrot phrases like I.
00:52:25.000AI actually couldn't be any worse than this.
00:52:28.000We might as well hand over the responsibility of saying AI to AI and forget humanity altogether.
00:52:33.000Why don't we just let Skynet battle it out with the agents from the Matrix and see who wins?
00:52:38.000There, there's some fucking context for you.
00:52:43.000That was a little more than I expected.
00:52:45.000And as most people who are watching this know there have been some questions previously about Dianne Feinstein's illnesses that kept her out of the senate for some time.
00:52:57.000Look, obviously we can all have a lot of fun about how old many of the people in the democrat party are.
00:53:02.000Really what we should be focusing on is that record military expenditure continues to to rise and it's not even something that's considered
00:53:09.000worthy of debate, scrutiny and analysis and indeed the suggestion that it should be analysed
00:53:43.000She can't answer some questions from reporters, she's had a few of these confusing moments.
00:53:48.000We don't want these poor old codgers just voting aye.
00:53:52.000We want young, sexy, virile people to vote aye for more war and expenditure.
00:53:57.000We want Margot Robbie and Timothee Chalamet to get in there and just vote aye with a wink and a smile and a wry look to the side.
00:54:05.000No one's questioning the issue itself, should we continue to perpetuate war and reduce democracy to just verifying ongoing war without question.
00:54:14.000Gentlemen, we have a crisis in democracy.
00:54:16.000These old people don't even know what they're voting for.
00:54:18.000That's why your new senator is Lil' Bow Wow.
00:54:20.000Lil' Bow Wow, should we grant another 10 billion to the war in Ukraine?
00:54:37.000The Senate official's even going as far as trying to stop reporters from getting an accurate
00:54:41.000picture of her capabilities and how she's doing mentally as well.
00:54:46.000So this was a super awkward moment to put it lightly today in this committee.
00:54:50.000The awkwardness of an elderly person being somewhat out of their depth perhaps pales compared to the awkwardness of needlessly sustaining a war that can never be won, presumably in order to ensure that Lockheed Martin and Raytheon have good third quarters next year.
00:55:03.000Isn't the real problem that we're not having a reasonable, legitimate, intrepid discussion about the nature of, and necessity for, ongoing war?
00:55:11.000The efficacy of this campaign, whether or not it's working, whether or not this war can ever be won, whether or not we should be seeking a diplomatic solution immediately, whether or not the Democrat Party has become a hollowed out shell, and indeed shell is an appropriate word because all they do is bomb things.
00:55:29.000That first moment that you saw on your screen where the chairwoman of the committee, Patty Murray, had to step in and sort of tell her, just say aye.
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00:57:23.000Let's go back to those glorious old codgers in Washington who could do with a little bit of priming.
00:57:28.000They were considering other bills as well, it happened moments later, where she mistakenly appeared to say no on a bill that she meant to vote for, another Democratic senator leaning in her ear during that moment and she quickly switched her vote.
00:57:42.000I don't think that we can ever beat Russia in a war!
00:57:45.000As a matter of fact, all of the claims and pledges that you've made up till now, that you were only going to offer them aid, that the war would be over by this time, that you'd never use cluster bombs, all of these things have been reneged upon.
00:58:30.000In a sense what we've been offered there in Microcosm and the reason we're covering this story is because it shows you so many things that they would never tell you.
00:58:56.000Even if she was voted according to conscience and saying no, they would just change it to aye.
00:59:00.000Or perhaps she's so out of touch and decrepit, and I mean that with all due respect, that she doesn't know what she's saying.
00:59:07.000At any event it shows you that the system itself is in radical need of re-evaluation and review and unless there's some kind of great reckoning and the best chance we get for that are berserker candidates and I mean that respectfully like RFK or Donald Trump people that are just asystematic in their approach or in my view someone like RFK who has a different set of principles and morals and I agree with him on many issues when people like that emerge they're just ushered out and bampered down and quiet and much in the same way that this woman has her No turned to an I just because that's what the system demands.
00:59:39.000Let's have a look at this in some more detail.
00:59:41.000The House on Friday passed its version 2024 National Defence Authorisation Act.
00:59:45.000The 2024 NDAA is for a record $886 billion, the same amount President Biden requested.
01:00:23.000I mean I. Actually, this time I mean no.
01:00:25.00045 Democrats, including every member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, voted down an amendment to establish an office of the Lead Inspector General for Ukraine Assistance as part of the Fiscal Year 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, NDAA.
01:00:39.000The Democratic opposition kept the amendment from clearing the required 60-vote threshold to be part of the bill.
01:00:45.000On Tuesday, President Biden approved an additional $400 million in Ukraine aid.
01:00:49.000The US has spent as much as $130 billion on funding to the war-torn nation in 2022, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
01:00:58.000I wonder how long we're expected to sustain that, how long that can go on for.
01:01:03.000What they have successfully done is conflated the military expenditure with the idea of aid to an ailing nation.
01:01:10.000Most people agree that you should help people, but help people in this instance could be seen to mean opportunity for profit for military-industrial complex.
01:01:20.000And now that that's not being scrutinized or even audited, we will never actually know.
01:01:25.000This is by Chris Hedges, who can always be relied upon to give us an important perspective on these matters.
01:01:30.000The Democrats positioned themselves as the party of virtue, cloaking their support for the war industry in moral language stretching back to Korea and Vietnam.
01:01:38.000The Democrats, especially with the presidency of Bill Clinton, became shields not only for corporate America, but for the weapons manufacturers and the Pentagon.
01:01:52.000There once was a wing of the Democratic Party that questioned and stood up to the war industry.
01:01:57.000But that opposition evaporated along with the anti-war movement.
01:02:01.000When 30 members of the party's progressive caucus recently issued a call for Biden to negotiate with Putin, they were forced by the party leadership and a warmongering media to back down and rescind their letter.
01:02:24.000The Democratic Party, which under the Clinton administration aggressively courted corporate donors, has surrendered its willingness to challenge, however tepidly, the war industry.
01:02:33.000On the eve of every congressional vote on the Pentagon budget, lobbyists from businesses tied to the war industry meet with Congress members and their staff to push them to vote for the budget to protect jobs in their district or state.
01:02:45.000This pressure, coupled with the mantra amplified by the media that opposition to profligate war funding is unpatriotic, keeps elected officials in bondage.
01:02:53.000These politicians also depend on the lavish donations from weapons manufacturers to fund their campaigns.
01:02:59.000I don't know if Dianne Feinstein receives lavish donations from weapons industry donors, but if she does, that would be another reason to stay in the Senate long into your old age.
01:03:12.000I mean, presumably the accepted idea, or the explicit idea, is because she loves being in the Senate.
01:03:18.000It gives her an opportunity to demonstrate and represent her principles.
01:03:31.000This is plainly, clearly, explicitly, let me tell you, an attack on the system.
01:03:35.000A system that is clearly steered, controlled and inhabited by weapons donor money and therefore explicitly and observably conducts the business and policies that they would have you conduct.
01:03:48.000Bridges, roads, levees, rail, ports, electric grid, sewage treatment plants and drinking water infrastructures are structurally deficient and antiquated.
01:03:57.000Schools are in disrepair and lack sufficient teachers and staff.
01:04:00.000The for-profit healthcare industry forces families, including those with insurance, into bankruptcy.
01:04:05.000Domestic manufacturing, especially with the offshoring of jobs to China, Vietnam, Mexico, and other nations, collapses.
01:04:12.000Families are drowning in personal debt, with 63% of Americans living paycheck to paycheck.
01:04:17.000The poor, the mentally ill, the sick, and the unemployed are abandoned.
01:04:21.000The stories about the lack of infrastructure and failing social systems in America are kept out of the public conversation even when discussing enormous military budgets.
01:04:32.000The story is about how Dianne Feinstein is being coached and directed rather than what she's being directed to do.
01:04:38.000Spend your money, extraordinarily, your money on a war abroad rather than failing social systems that would Benefit you, your friends, your family, your community.
01:04:54.000It's just you're not seeing any of the benefits.
01:04:56.000Seymour Mellman, who coined the term permanent war economy, noted that since the end of the Second World War, the federal government has spent more than half its discretionary budget on past, current, and future military operations.
01:05:08.000It is the largest single sustaining activity of the government.
01:05:11.000The military-industrial establishment is nothing more than gilded corporate welfare.
01:05:15.000What we're being offered there is an alternative perspective on what America actually means.
01:05:21.000While you may feel patriotic on July the 4th when Saluting a flag.
01:05:25.000While you may feel a deep pride in the achievements of America or American community, America is a melting pot where people from around the world have come together to create the greatest democracy on earth.
01:05:34.000Chris Hedges offers us the idea that in fact and in effect what America is, is an opportunity to pull together 300 million people, take their tax dollars and have corporate profiteering under the guise of righteous, virtuous and just war.
01:05:48.000So you have to ask yourself a question when you see Dianne Feinstein managed, manipulated, and conjoled into saying aye to record budgets.
01:05:57.000When you see the Hunter Biden story brushed under the carpet, you have to ask yourself, what is America about?
01:06:02.000You have to see when wars are continually perpetuated, when social issues are ignored, you have to ask, what is the America that you believe in?
01:06:10.000What ought be carved on Mount Rushmore next?
01:06:23.000What is the corruption of Donald Trump versus the corruption of the system itself?
01:06:27.000I believe that it is the American experiment in its entirety that has to be reviewed, revised, and reordered if we're not to face cataclysmic events and perpetual decline.