00:07:35.000They needed to be driving 100 miles an hour at the end.
00:07:36.940I mean, they were driving about 5 miles an hour.
00:07:38.740so we're still going to look at it because it's unprecedented from Georgia and Maine and Alaska
00:07:48.020and California. I mean, the Democrats aren't even hiding illegals voting. They're not even hiding
00:07:53.140dogs and cats voting. The numbers are insane. All the different dirty tricks and scams they ran.
00:08:00.120It's simply amazing. I could do four hours just on this, but we'll be getting to that today.
00:08:06.720But really, the biggest news that no one else is reporting, but yours truly, that I'm going to hit first is the fact that I came out years ago and said they're going to launch the WF Bill Gates UN Global Combine.
00:08:44.500And they might blame it on a foreign enemy,
00:08:46.320but from the programming I was seeing in movies and culture
00:08:48.720and what they were saying in their own reports,
00:08:50.520they wanted to be totally rogue to blame AI itself,
00:08:53.080And they have the big U.N., Bill Gates, China-backed commission that wants a global government that will then regulate AI with one central AI banning all the other AI.
00:09:04.700And really, only I and Mike Adams have been the ones hammering that for many years.
00:09:14.820And even before Bill Gates came out two months ago and said there's rogue AI, it's about to attack, it's going to make deadly virus that kills over a billion people.
00:09:23.080I said, watch, that's just the first thing he's going to say.
00:09:25.840Next, he's going to say we need a global government run by the UN
00:09:28.760with a global central AI directorate to control all AI with a super AI.
00:09:34.480Because they were already programming it in their own documents
00:25:13.440And so without gathering in all the best thinkers, particularly policy thinkers outside the industry, you can despair that we will get there.
00:25:28.000Well, but one thing that's clear is if you have a big cyber attack that caused a lot of problems, then people will say, OK, they were right.
00:25:38.060The people who are talking about that were right.
00:25:40.340So it may be that we have to suffer a few of the negatives before we'll respond as fully as we should.
00:25:51.860Fortunately, though, you know, those aren't civilization ending.
00:25:57.800I mean, if you hack Fidelity or Vanguard and much of the world's trillion-dollar retirement nest egg, that would be a pretty big event.
00:26:05.640Well, you could create uncertainty in cases like that.
00:26:09.120And so being ready, trying to make sure we do the things and avoid any negative incidents, but assuming we fall short of that, then when some of the negatives start to emerge, you have very concrete ideas in place so people say, okay, you're right, we don't want that to happen again.
00:26:31.280So I know that getting people into this dialogue is worthwhile, even though the risks that will allow a few events to happen is very high.
00:26:42.980So in other words, what it's going to take for us as a country and a world to tackle this is not just a 12-page essay from Bill Gates.
00:30:46.840On this live Tuesday, November 10th, Global Transmission, Nick Fuentes, who is tomorrow's news today, is going to break massive news and predict what's coming next.
00:30:57.380Coming up next hour, constitutional lawyer and smart historian with another incredible record of accuracy, Robert Barnes joins us, your phone calls and more.
00:31:07.040But joining us now is Victor Boot, famous soldier, businessman, former political prisoner in the United States, nationally elected to Russia's Congress or Parliament.
00:31:16.840joins us to talk about all the insanity since he joined us.
00:31:20.700Last Tuesday, Labarov, one of the smartest people in Russia,
00:31:23.740their foreign minister came out and said,
00:31:24.880look, Trump does not run the government.
00:34:29.040At the same time, we're sitting on the ticking bomb of the financial crisis,
00:34:33.840as you write. And regarding Walt Lavrov's statement, by the way, today I was in a forum
00:34:39.520for the organization of the collective security, which is basically several countries of the
00:34:46.080ex-USSR, like Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan. This was a minister
00:34:53.240of foreign affairs, and Mr. Lavrov was present in this forum. And what he says, very interesting,
00:34:58.040Listen to this. He said that on 2022, on January, right before Russia was forced to launch a special military operation, he has a meeting with the Blinken, then Secretary of State.
00:35:11.060And once again, you know, Lavrov today recounted that his meeting when he came in to say, hey, what's about to, you know, at least discuss the security settlement in Europe to prevent the conflict?
00:37:33.780So in this one, I would say as can be make a devastation as maybe, you know, certain time, you know, limited nuclear, you know, strikes because look, all predictions shows that Europe going to the very, very difficult winter, their gas reserves below any certain level.
00:37:59.100And apparently we are a new age. If at least five years ago, we would say that the economy will shape out a political decisions and will drive the relation and political kind of the proper direction, especially international trade, international relation.
00:38:18.660Right now, we see that we left this period.
00:38:22.680Right now, the conflict is deciding, and economy, who cares about economy?
00:38:28.320If Europe can commit economical suicide, why you don't think other countries can also decide, no, it's time to go to the war?
00:39:26.920So what do you think is really going on there?
00:39:29.800I think there is a certain limit of the powers Trump really have, or control, especially over CIA.
00:39:38.240Maybe, you know, as an office, yes, in theory, you know, he has that powers.
00:39:44.580But, in fact, if, you know, CIA and other, you know, agencies would say, no, we are embedded with the globalists, why on earth are they going to go and, you know, act for interest of the nation?
00:39:58.120If they are through and through globalists, they definitely will stick to their agenda and they will say one thing to the Trump, you know, openly will say something to another one.
00:40:07.900And then secretly or even, you know, with their special channel, keep providing Ukraine all that assistance because we never know what kind of the relations CIA have with the British, MI-16, what their involvement with.
00:40:21.940Well, let's be clear. The OSS founded the CIA.
00:40:25.060So it's basically been we talk about Israel with the Section 219, which they now officially admit their ambassador is a coup to take over military.
00:40:46.080Now, I think since the world understands, especially Ukrainian, understand their very crucial dependence, especially on the Starlink system,
00:40:56.060I would guess that really now the Musk, Elon Musk, in a certain danger area, because depending on his, you know, even internal policies.
00:41:08.040I was about to say, Musk is the one that did turn out, was turning off Starlink when he caught them hacking it.
00:45:30.980What is your concerns about what a corner Netanyahu is going to do?
00:45:33.860the next 40 days uh victor boot well it's it's i would say uh you know this really a uh number one
00:45:42.000unpredicted you know danger you know because as you said if he's in a corner and this is his
00:45:48.660survival because he definitely don't want to go to jail because we know how the system will work
00:45:54.060in israel he would be doesn't matter if he's right or wrong well but they will railroad him too
00:45:59.020So here it depends whether the American system, whether it's CIA, FBI, military intelligence, and all those can tackle this influence, which will not manipulate this time decision-making in the United States, which can cause basically all-out global war.
00:46:19.060And I guess it's enough sober heads and those who can see reality, whether it's in these agencies, who knows how destructive was the influence of Israelis, and especially when this influence of Israelis into Trump himself or his near circle caused to Republicans this, I would say, historical disastrous outcome of this midterm election.
00:46:49.060whether the Republican Party can ever, you know, go back,
00:47:52.980As we said, look, everywhere there is a common sense people who are basically standing for the same values,
00:47:59.920but definitely do not want to see their countries destroyed,
00:48:04.800who want to mind their own problems and keep a good relation with everybody, including Israel.
00:48:12.220Maybe they're less in proportion than another country, but still.
00:48:15.340And with the proper, you know, leadership, I guess majority of Israelis will also go and say, yes, you know, this is unsustainable, always to fight neighbors, going and destroy the Palestinians.
00:48:28.140They, you know, there is no way out on the situation where Israel right now, unless somebody really turning 180 degrees and try then, you know, to, I would say, correct this is strategic.
00:51:47.040The same true for the satellites, because should any conflict goes, even for the Starlink, and I guess this is a worst nightmare of the Elon Musk, very cheap, basically, think of this, you can launch a very, very simple, I would say, satellite in orbit, let's say bucket with the rusted nails and spread on the orbit where the Starlink satellites are operating.
01:11:49.180That was the pager and radio operation.
01:11:51.720It was thousands of airstrikes on southern Lebanon, and then it was a ground invasion.
01:11:55.620And then in December 24, it was the toppling of Bashar al-Assad.
01:11:59.860So in 2024, this was Israel's systematic confrontation of Iran's proxies in the region,
01:12:06.340starting with Hamas in Gaza, then Hezbollah in Lebanon, and then Assad in Syria.
01:12:10.500The reason that I said that Trump would take us to war in Iran is because if you understand the timeline from October 7th on into 2024, you realize that what Israel was doing was systematic.
01:12:22.800They were taking Iran's proxy empire apart, the so-called axis of resistance, piece by piece.
01:15:49.240Now, if you know anything about the situation in Israel,
01:15:51.620The only way that Israel is annexing East Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza is if Iran is out of the picture, because as long as Iran is standing, they're going to confront Israel directly, but they're also going to fund the proxies, militias in Iraq, in Syria, Lebanon, in the occupied territories in Yemen.
01:16:10.060So if Trump is committing to letting Israel annex the territory, Gaza, the West Bank,
01:16:16.280possibly southern Lebanon, maybe southern Syria, you know, which became a reality after
01:16:21.080Assad fell, this could only happen if Iran was decisively confronted.
01:16:25.700And so if you looked at what was happening in 23 and 24, and I'll say one other thing,
01:16:30.940there was also this big shift by the major pro-Israel donors from the Democrats to the
01:16:37.100Republicans in Wall Street, in the Valley. It was guys like Bill Ackman, who is obviously a Wall
01:16:42.700Street guy from Pershing Square. It was also guys from the Valley like Jacob Helberg and Sean
01:16:48.120McGuire. Jacob Helberg married to Keith Raboy. And you predicted it all and it all happened.
01:16:53.240And now we have Michael Orn, the former ambassador, formerly worked with Netanyahu.
01:16:58.160They're all over TV saying, yeah, we are doing a coup because Democrats are coming in to cut off
01:17:01.660our money huckabee admits it uh the secretary of state rubio admits it what a crazy time to have
01:17:08.000israel saying yeah we're super unpopular i have the clips we've already played them we can play
01:17:11.160them again uh literally saying we're just going to have a corporate agreement with the pentagon
01:17:15.660that bypasses congress that is literal coup d'etat treason what do you make of section 219 that's
01:17:21.120passed the house and is now in the senate well i i think that section 219 unfortunately i think a
01:17:27.760lot of people lied about what it is a lot of people said we were merging our military with
01:17:31.840israel and that's not really the case i know that it's about joint r&d i know it establishes an
01:17:36.820office which answers only to the president i know there's a lot of things that are concerning i'm
01:17:41.120obviously against it it's uh what it really concerns is how israel can surveil us how they
01:17:47.800have access to our most sensitive and secretive military that's my point is it lets all the
01:17:51.820Jonathan Pollard's in. Exactly. And that's exactly the reason. I mean, but look, I'm not
01:17:58.340going to split hairs on you, but it says synchronize merge from R&D right down to the
01:18:03.680battlefield. I mean, whatever you call it, it is a free pass to whoever they want.
01:18:10.060Yeah. I mean, I just don't think it's helpful to exaggerate it because it is bad as it is. I mean,
01:18:14.980we don't put military bases in Israel because they'll spy on them. I mean, that's a big reason
01:18:18.960we're talking about moving them out of the Persian Gulf to Israel. And they said, we don't
01:18:22.120want them there because then they're just going to spy on all our stuff. So we shouldn't have them
01:18:25.680in the R&D process. But I guess my bigger point is when you look at how Israel's involved,
01:18:31.300people want to point to a boogeyman like, oh, it's Section 219. And that's certainly a problem.
01:18:35.960I would say the bigger problem is what's happening in Silicon Valley. John McGuire
01:18:40.820is a partner at Sequoia Capital. Sequoia is one of the bigger venture firms in the Valley.
01:22:00.720well and you're so right about that because in the first term it was always the the advisors
01:22:07.060and the personnel were the scapegoats if things weren't happening it's all of the personnel are
01:22:11.700sabotaging or you know they're defiant they're they're trying to undermine from within or it's
01:22:16.460the advisors are giving him the bad info well this time it's all loyalists and dhs is filled
01:22:21.620with good people you know it because you have sources too dhs is filled with people that want
01:22:26.640the mass deportation agenda. They're furious. I mean, they're fighting each other over how mad
01:22:31.800they are about this. It's coming from Trump. Trump is telling them, don't build the wall.
01:22:37.040We don't need it. The military's there. He's telling them, we don't need the deportations.
01:22:41.060We don't want the job site enforcement. It was always him. And I tried to say that in 24.
01:22:47.480People didn't want to hear it. They said it's everybody else. Or they were coping and saying,
01:22:52.220no, it'll be different this time. Once we get the personnel right, then it's all going to be fine.
01:22:56.460And while we ran that experiment with the control being the first term and we see who the problem really is, it goes all the way to the top.
01:23:03.540And so sadly, he's just become this toxic liability.
01:23:06.960And that's why I believed he really needed to take a dive in this election.
01:23:14.880And now I think people recognize Trump losing his mandate, losing this monopolistic control over the party, kind of losing the aura that he had.
01:23:23.300it is actually a necessary precondition to move on.
01:24:22.540And Trump, he would do it. So why did Trump destroy his legacy in front of the world?
01:24:27.560I think it was a deal. I mean, I really think he made a deal with them and they said, OK, do this, this and that.
01:24:32.600What do you think? I think it was exuberance. I really think it was just sheer arrogance.
01:24:37.020I saw somebody say this on Twitter, a friend of mine named Phil.
01:24:39.700He posted this and said a lot of people thought that Trump's brush with death in Butler, Pennsylvania, would humble him and make him consider his mortality.
01:24:47.840In reality, it was almost like the opposite.
01:24:49.940Surviving the assassination, I think on some level,
01:24:52.980conferred on him this feeling of invincibility.
01:24:55.460And now he thinks that actually he can kind of go all the way
01:24:59.060and do anything and he's sort of untouchable.
01:43:53.300Explain your vision why the end of party loyalty is so important into the future, how you figured this out, which is now playing out before you go to the future.
01:44:02.180well the problem to me it's not even party loyalty it's trump because as long as trump
01:44:09.800commands the party with this call to personality he's going to suppress any emergent new movement
01:44:16.960so if you try to rise up and be a nationalist or a populist or whatever you can't get traction
01:44:23.020because everything goes through him and the word is this suzy wallace thing is fake he's deployed
01:44:27.940her to control the republican party which is she's an expert at into the future he wants to
01:44:32.040control future candidates. Exactly. Exactly. He controls the endorsements. Look what he did to0.98
01:44:37.180Thomas Massey. For people that say we can keep Trump and reform the party, what happened to
01:44:42.260Massey? Massey went against Israel. He went against Trump and they they dumped money on him
01:44:47.620and they destroyed him. And Trump did it. It wasn't just AIPAC. It couldn't happen without
01:44:51.660Trump endorsing the opponent. So the only way to reform the party is he has to be deposed. He has
01:44:56.720to be removed from the throne so that people can breathe they'd have the center cannot hold
01:45:02.340we have to have power devolved back down in a more multipolar way because obviously
01:45:07.800he's de-radicalizing the party with his influence with his cult of personality so
01:45:13.200it wasn't just about party loyalties about him um but do you want to get into then you know what
01:45:18.520what we do going absolutely let's talk about because i i saw a clip of you yesterday uh
01:45:24.320Nick Fuentes says everything is on the line, 2028, and that a complete takeover of the
01:47:17.200But but so here's my point. Trump going out in 2028 or even earlier, what this does is it opens up a vacuum.
01:47:25.280And it's not just that the next nominee or the next Republican president presides over like AI and the 2030 census.
01:47:32.520The next Republican president is tasked with reforming the GOP and the whole movement conservatism, which is the organized opposition to the left.
01:47:42.700So the analogy that I thought of is it's like Jesus and St. Paul.
01:55:15.620I personally, months ago, bought more storable food, more solar panels.
01:55:19.760You know, I got my sat phones out, plugged them in, you know, learned how to use them again.
01:55:24.840So, you know, years ago, get them out.
01:55:26.440We learned how to use them, but don't use them.
01:55:27.900And so I've been getting the firearms out, the one of the shooting range, all of that, because at a gut level, I can't help it.
01:55:34.920I've really, you know, talked the talk on getting ready, but haven't walked the walk in many ways as much as I should because I'm so busy fighting.
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01:56:55.060We have the Pentagon Universal EMP protection systems that you wire into your house that
02:08:22.800And encountering this weird cult of silence.
02:08:26.440And that's, I think, how a lot of people maybe got into it, at least in those early years.
02:08:31.780I was actually just talking to my mom about this the other day.
02:08:34.300i said it's so funny that 10 years ago i was radioactive nobody wanted to touch me i mean
02:08:39.880nobody wanted to talk to me or be seen talking to me at any level i did i know i know you did i
02:08:45.620i'm you know i'm being uh exaggerating a little bit but it was like nobody for a long time and
02:08:52.000i was already a black sheep i was already an athlete i could recognize talent i mean you know
02:08:56.080so that's where i'm going here is who's a revolutionary i've seen the whole things
02:08:59.520about revolution well you're you know the definition of it it's true well and and you
02:09:04.840know what i guess i realized is that there was this contradiction i i was maybe the one that saw
02:09:10.360maybe uniquely the tension between what trump had unlocked and what existed still with the
02:09:16.700republican party and and it was this idea that when trump did the inauguration in 17 and it's
02:09:22.540how i named my show and it's in the intro to my show he said there's going to be a new vision
02:09:27.760America first? Well, I mean, at the center of that message, well, who's being put before America?
02:09:34.340If you have to say it, it's like, well, why is America not being put first? And the answer
02:09:38.660has always been Israel, the wars, the foreign aid, what's happening in the media. And so for me,
02:09:44.520it was always just a matter of time before this contradiction got resolved. And that's why I named
02:09:49.420my show America first, because I said, look, this is obvious. Everyone agrees with this.
02:09:54.020This is like a 30 year. It's really a 30 to 40 year story starting with the end of the Cold War and entering this phase of democratic globalism and the nation building, the globalization, the population, the government and really just seeing Trump unleash all this.
02:10:09.400And then it's like, OK, so now that Trump has put this in the consciousness, what is then going to be the ripple effect? How does this how does this sort of resolve as we see as we see it affect kind of every facet of how the institutions work?
02:10:22.200And in other words, you can't say America first and have everybody vote for it and that received the popular mandate and then say, oh, but we're going to still do regime change in Syria and war with Iran and have a pack and all these other things.
02:10:34.320It's like eventually that's going to have to be confronted and addressed and then resolved.
02:10:39.780And I always thought that if the conversation ever became it's Mark Levin and Shapiro versus, let's say, Nick Fuentes and Alex Jones, well, no one's ever going to pick Mark Levin and Shapiro.
02:10:50.780No, I totally agree, and Trump's signing on to that and saying,
02:10:53.820well, then his brain was political suicide.
02:22:53.620she hates whites it's so explicit it's so over she hates america and if obama married her then
02:23:01.360that tells you something about him they started this war and van jones wasn't wrong that trump
02:23:06.680was this white lash against that because you know you had all these union people and working class
02:23:11.860whites in indiana ohio michigan all these states that are still in contention and they said yeah
02:23:18.040you know we wanted the auto bailout like we wanted to keep our jobs we didn't want the race war you
02:23:23.520You know, we don't want the war on Christianity and white people and Christmas and, you know, and the transgender stuff and all the rest of it.
02:23:30.120So I hope the Democrats actually overplay their hand and scare everybody.
02:25:20.580The world is more dangerous, says Britain's defense secretary.
02:25:24.140The U.K. is sending jets to Saudi Arabia, telling families at home to stock up.
02:25:28.160A new doomsday plan called Fortress preps military bases to keep forces operational in the event of a major attack that cripples power grids and other critical infrastructure.
02:25:39.000It's a global war which knocks out power grids, cripple supply chains and cuts off military bases.
02:25:44.480Other allies, including the U.K., have been warning their populations to stockpile 90 days of food and water just in case.
02:25:52.680Every major military installation in the continental U.S. would be expected to operate independently for at least 90 days.
02:26:00.020The Pentagon is preparing every major U.S. military base to survive 90 days without outside support.
02:26:07.380No civilian power grid, no global supply chains, no outside fuel or water.
02:26:11.960Experts agree America's next major war could reach U.S. soil through cyber attacks, drones, and long-range weapons.
02:26:18.760That's a lot of messages about stocking up at home.
02:26:22.660So I don't know if it's next week or next month or next year,
02:26:24.920but when you have the Pentagon gearing up for this for the first time activating the COG systems,
02:33:16.460George W. Bush campaigned as a populist.
02:33:18.920Barack Obama campaigned as a populist.
02:33:21.380Donald Trump campaigned for a decade as a populist.
02:33:23.700Joe Biden pretended he was a populist.
02:33:25.580All of them say, we're not going to be part of this war machine.
02:33:28.680We're not going to be part of this military industrial complex
02:33:31.960that President Eisenhower warned about in 1961.
02:33:35.220We're going to listen to the message of people like President Kennedy
02:33:38.500and the American people in getting us out of this supposed to be a peace dividend that was promised
02:33:43.520in 1989 that peace dividend was promised to refocus on the American people to refocus on
02:33:50.140American people's concerns and priorities and instead what we've had is one failed party after
02:33:56.120another one failed presidency after another one betrayal after another uh the culminating I mean
02:34:02.880And just as Barack Obama and the Democrats misinterpreted the rejection of neoconservatism with Bush as an embrace of neoliberalism and then got thrown out in 2010, again in 2014, leading to the ultimate rebuke, particularly for Obama personally, the election of Donald Trump.
02:34:20.520The neoconservatives have never learned.
02:34:22.640They still think there's a Bushite majority.
02:34:24.460We just saw the state of Texas sweep in blue state level officials, almost take over the Supreme Court of Texas.
02:34:31.640took over every state-level officeholder.
02:51:29.860ego while we say about him because we're
02:51:31.820talking to him. All right, we'll do five more minutes
02:51:33.940with you, then Harrison Smith is coming in. Thank you so much, folks. SurvivalNation.com,
02:51:38.740your storeable food right now. A new doomsday plan called Fortress preps military bases to
02:51:44.040keep forces operational in the event of a major attack that cripples power grids and other critical
02:51:49.640infrastructure. If an adversary takes down the grid by cyber attack, by sabotage, or by any means,
02:51:54.900our bases stay lit. Our aircraft keep flying. Our command centers never go dark. When I'm getting
02:52:00.420calls and emails every few minutes about is the Pentagon leaking to Fox News, this new COG,
02:52:08.580continuity of government, doomsday plan to be able to operate with no power or food to the
02:52:14.380rest of the United States and our bases overseas for 90 days. Each base would maintain its own
02:52:21.300off-grid power supply, along with big stockpiles of weapons and fuel to last for at least 90 days.
02:52:27.600Normally, the government lies to you and keeps you in the dark. But before a big event like this or like before 9-11, they predicted big attacks on tall buildings and things like that. So they can pose as the saviors once it happened. And they're saying that's mainly for nuclear war with Russia and or a cyber attack and or an EMP.
02:52:44.700Factories would switch to wartime weapons production and key military leaders would be moved to a secure complex at Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado.
02:52:53.380The broader idea of having 90 days, U.S. military turned to just-in-time delivery and minimum stockpiling in the 1990s and 2000s.
02:53:05.860So as a result, many of the things on these lists are going to have to be purchased and stowed on the basis.
02:53:13.220You've got them saying brace for mass cyber attacks run by AI.
02:53:17.300So we need an AI global government to protect us from the AI.
02:53:19.680The front that we'll probably see most dramatically in the next year is cyber attacks.
02:53:26.700Or you create a disruption that changes something in the stock market or some betting thing that you go and do.
02:53:35.360It's really bad people using AI, particularly in AI where you can take out all the safeguards.
02:54:40.180And I've been telling you for years, the globalists are planning an AI cyber attack on international banking and local banking systems, national banking systems, as the pretext to bring in a one-world government digital currency that, quote, is protected by super AI or super intelligence.
02:54:54.240And now they're rolling the whole thing out.
02:54:55.620I don't know if they're going to launch it this week, next month, or a year from now.
02:58:23.740But just the removal of Swampy Susie is a massive gain, is a massive plus.1.00
02:58:28.420She was holding up and holding hostage almost every good policy populist idea that the donor class didn't like, and she had turned the entire White House into one big massive pay-for-play scheme.
02:58:40.500This is why Roger Stone partially attacked you and then attacked me a lot back when we were critical of Swampy Susie.0.62
02:58:47.020Swampy Susie was helping Roger get inside access so that he could line his own pockets at the expense of the American voters' public interest.
02:58:54.820So this will be beneficial to everybody that she is out.
02:58:58.320Now, Stephen Miller, there was at least an upgrade.
02:59:00.640His wife has now agreed to no longer be part of the Paramount podcasting crew,
03:07:48.640He was telling the president all the time that immigration was too strict and too tough, all that while preaching for the more war in Ukraine and the war in Israel by encouraging him to cover up the Epstein file.0.81
03:08:01.400So she was a disaster. She had no political skills. She was just pure swamp, distilled swamp. It was Trump's mistake in hiring her, but her impact and influence was even darker and deeper than that.0.97
03:08:14.480So just her removal is a huge upgrade potential for Trump.
03:08:19.440Now, what Trump can do is radically course correct on Iran, on Ukraine, on these global issues, on immigration, by doubling down on enforcement, not by running away from it, but by focusing on the source of it, which is the money, by doubling down on Maha rather than constraining and restraining Maha.
03:08:38.060this had been a major problem that that's why me uh casey me uh i think it was callie just callie
03:08:43.680and casey uh came out and talked on joe rogan like they did and they only covered a small
03:08:48.860little sliver of it they didn't even cover the scope of it or the scale of it uh which included1.00
03:08:55.120betrayal at every single level brooke rollins is a massive problem over at the ag department1.00
03:09:01.280she's promised all these people that she's going to deliver on food freedom she hasn't done jack1.00
03:09:05.760anytime the big ag donor class or the bureaucracy of objects, she capitulates.
03:09:11.920She hasn't even done a single thing for the Amish.
03:09:13.940If you can't help the Amish farmers who helped guarantee Pennsylvania for you
03:09:17.600in the 2024 election, as reported by independent third-party publications,
03:09:34.260That's Brooke Rollins at the Ag Department. So if Trump is serious, who was supposed to be the Ag Secretary? Thomas Massey, recommended by Robert Kennedy as part of the Maha coalition. He was given first choice on those recommendations. Who was it that blocked it? Swampy Susie.
03:09:48.480So just replacing Swampy Susie at all is a good sign of where Trump's mindset is, but it's also going to have a positive influence throughout the administration as all the corrupt crooks and criminals slowly get pushed out and purged.
03:10:03.640Now, whether Stephen Miller can be an upgrade depends on Stephen Miller.
03:10:06.680So there's two sides of Stephen Miller, the idealistic ideologue on issues like immigration, on issues like trade.
03:10:14.620He used to be a big champion when he worked in Senator Sessions' office for non-intervention on foreign policy.
03:10:21.260The disaster and debacle of the Iran war had, I mean, the Iraq war had converted him in that direction.
03:10:26.320Now he's been an advocate and defender of the war, but he's been Trump's deputy chief of staff.
03:10:30.740So you don't know how much is his opinion versus the president's opinion coming through him.
03:10:35.960He has promised people within the White House, including the vice president's office, Stephen Miller has,
03:10:40.780that he will get Trump out of the Iran war and go on that path.
03:10:45.720Just that by itself would be a massive upgrade and major improvement.
03:10:49.920But if Hagsdeth either resigns or is impeached and removed or is fired,
03:10:55.560that would be a huge upgrade because Elbridge Colby, the former grandson of Bill Colby,
03:11:00.320the CIA man who outed the family jewels, all the scandals of the CIA when he became director
03:11:05.920in the early 1970s because he was a true believer.
03:11:09.060He was an old-school Cold War warrior who was shocked
03:11:12.180at the scale of bad activities by the Central Intelligence Agency.
03:11:15.900Albert Colby would then go up to be the Secretary of War.
03:11:20.280It would be nice if he probably should return to the Secretary of Defense.
03:11:23.560But he has been a skeptic of the Ukraine war,
03:11:26.660a skeptic of Middle East interventionism,
03:11:29.140a skeptic of all of these foreign overseas adventurism.
03:11:32.960And so putting him in control would be a major upgrade.
03:11:36.480But the other places he needs drastic and dramatic improvement, he would be much better off if Rubio resigned and Rubio stepped down for his future candidacy or to enrich himself for the last two years of the Trump administration.
03:11:50.180Narco Marco has been a constant war whore all the way around the world.
03:16:20.300It's like that old Kurt Vonnegut story Harrison Bergeron. Trump is being weighed down right now and he needs to cast off the weights and free himself to be who he really is. I mean, it wouldn't be that hard. It doesn't seem like it'd be that hard. I mean, he knows what to do. He's just not doing it.
03:16:34.360But, of course, there's a thread between all these people, right?
03:16:37.860You've got Rubio, Wiles, Ratcliffe, and Hegseth.
03:16:41.320And all of these people have very close connections to AIPAC or Israel itself with Wiles, you know, formerly working for Netanyahu.
03:16:48.380Rubio, we have leaked emails of Larry Ellison vetting him to the Israeli ambassador saying, don't worry, Rubio will be good for Israel.
03:16:54.880I think before Rubio was even a congressman or a senator or anything, but vetting him for that.
03:16:59.780And same thing, there's a leaked audio with the now president of AIPAC talking about when he was, you know, just a lowly employee at AIPAC, he was assigned to Congressman John Ratcliffe and how they had a great, you know, association and how getting John Ratcliffe as head of the CIA was a great coup by AIPAC.
03:17:15.080So, I mean, obviously, it's the surrounding Israeli influence that sort of ties all these people together and binds them together.
03:17:21.060And so the question is, if you're going to stop the war with Iran, which is an absolute must, in order to do that, you have to restrain Israel.
03:17:27.360So how do you restrain Israel? I mean, how does he go about doing that when we all know that's that's the solution?
03:17:33.020It's almost it's almost comical when you've got Joe Kent every time there's a development in with Iran in the Middle East.
03:23:34.280Supreme Leader Ayatollah Motaba Khamenei ordered the country's armed forces to prepare for an immediate and powerful response to any renewed military confrontation without geographical restriction.
03:23:44.200With everything going on in the world, with all the destabilization and all the wars, all the fearmongering by government,
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03:26:25.380We're going to get into some new breaking stories about the impeachment of Pete Hegseth as well as some peace talks that have been announced and I guess are making some headway between Russia and Ukraine and Abu Dhabi.
03:26:37.540breaking stories about that will bring you in just a second. But I do want to remind you,
03:26:41.500and I guess I was going to say, you know, we're talking so much about the election and that's
03:26:44.560just sort of dominated the coverage, the fallout of the midterms. And let's not forget that it was
03:26:49.660like two weeks ago that every government in the world was telling its people frantically to get
03:26:54.920emergency supplies and be ready to live off the grid for several days on end. Let's not forget
03:27:00.240that that's going on in the background. But of course, when we're talking about Russia and
03:27:05.200Ukraine and the Iran war. Any of these things could be a flashpoint for chaos. They already
03:27:11.420are. A lot of the hacks that we're seeing around the world are being blamed on Iran or Russia,
03:27:16.060whether they're the actual perpetrators or not. The point is that cyberspace is getting a lot less
03:27:21.920secure with the advent of AI and our grid has not been hardened in decades. I mean,
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03:29:54.160And as we always say, we have a sort of two-pronged approach here. Yes, we are going to do everything we can to empower popular action, to stop the disasters from happening, to stop the train heading towards the catastrophe.
03:30:11.780We need all hands on deck. We need to be active politically. We need to be running for office and speaking out against this and calling our congressmen and senators.
03:30:18.900But in the meantime, be prepared. Right. We want to pass laws to get rid of fluoride in the drinking water. In the meantime, filter your water. Right. So it's not one or the other. It's both. And we need to be prepared for whatever comes next because it is still totally up in the air which way this goes. And that even goes straight to the midterms.
03:30:40.700I mean, it's a weird situation we're in where it's like we're not celebrating Democrat victory, but we're also not bemoaning the Republican loss.
03:30:50.080And a Republican loss is, you know, conversely, empowering Republicans because people like the Young Republicans organizations that are more on the dissident right side are seeing their applications absolutely skyrocket.
03:31:07.100And here we have, yes, the Democrats won the election.
03:31:09.760They haven't actually been sworn in yet, but already the impeachments are starting.
03:31:13.960The investigations are starting against Pete Hegseth, especially this one launched and headed by Thomas Massey.
03:31:23.640This is sabotage. Hegseth defends Iran war record after Republican launch impeachment attempt.
03:31:32.040Chuck Schumer, who currently serves as minority leader in the upper chamber, surprisingly said he'd back an impeachment of Hegseth.
03:31:38.160Schumer said he's utterly unfit to lead the Defense Department.
03:31:41.480Republicans need to listen to the American people, he said.
03:31:43.640Schumer says he backs a trial in the Senate.
03:31:46.320It's funny they say surprisingly, as if the Democrats ever break ranks, as if it's surprising
03:31:51.220that they all go all in on whatever might benefit them.
03:31:55.520This is the primary difference between Republicans and Democrats.
03:31:59.200If it was up, if it was the Republicans, they'd be waffling.
03:32:02.660They'd be very concerned about setting precedent that the Democrats already set, by the way.
03:32:09.060You know, they'd be, you know, well, this is impeachment is a very serious charge.
03:32:12.880And while, yes, they did get us into war and, yes, it is destroying the country.
03:32:16.460Do we really want to take this extra step?
03:32:19.060Democrats don't have those qualms at all, even a little bit, because they know that, hey, even if the impeachment doesn't go through, even if it dies in the Senate or whatever else, it's going to put Pete Hegseth on his heels.
03:32:31.420It's going to force him to make some difficult decision.
03:32:52.360I'm not sure. I hadn't seen that video.
03:32:53.660If we have Thomas Massey making a speech about this, I'll just go to that.
03:32:56.740because he usually does a great job at delivering the facts on the floor of the Congress.
03:33:03.800So guys, let me know if we have that audio.
03:33:06.640But in the meantime, there are four articles of impeachment written by Republican Congressman Thomas Massey.
03:33:11.060They all pertain to Hegs' handling of the Iran war.
03:33:14.580Article one is that it's an unauthorized war.
03:33:18.080Massey argues Congress has not approved the conflict and Iran posed no imminent threat,
03:33:22.500so the war was illegal from the outset.
03:33:24.200Yet the White House argues Trump had the authority to conduct war as commander in chief of the U.S. military.
03:33:29.940Yeah, that one's kind of tricky because really it's the Congress's job to enforce the 60 day rule.
03:33:39.240Right. You're allowed. The president is allowed to essentially wage undeclared war to perform a military action.
03:33:45.300But it's got to be limited by 60 days and then he can appeal to the Congress and they can extend that or they can outright declare war, in which case it can proceed.
03:33:53.340What we did this time was the first 60 days expired. They said, okay, time out. We're going to take a two-day break, and then we're going to restart that 60-day clock. Totally just a workaround, obviously, flagrantly against the spirit of the law that orders you to stop after 60 days.
03:34:12.440but they just they did a hard reset said okay we get another 60 days then that 60 days expired and
03:34:17.100everybody just kind of forgot to mention it it just kind of doesn't matter so yeah it is an
03:34:22.700unauthorized war but it's congress that needs to step up and actually force the vote as far as i
03:34:28.660understand it but it is an unauthorized war article two is ignoring congress massey argues hegseth
03:34:34.460ignored a resolution by congress to stop the war article three flouting a legal deadline massey
03:34:40.400argues the president has a 60-day window to use force. So these are all really aspects of the
03:34:45.220same issue, which is that our executive branch is waging a completely illegal and unjustified
03:34:54.660and undeclared war for way too long. Finally, Article 4, ignoring civilian casualties. Massey
03:35:01.100argues that Hegseth's directions resulted in 200 civilians being killed or injured at
03:35:05.540the elementary school there in iran pentagon says it's under investigation and has not
03:35:10.600admitted responsibility maybe it was somebody else bombing iran at the time we're not totally sure
03:35:16.300it's kind of absurd it's extremely absurd yeah it was it was y'all you can just admit it we all
03:35:21.860know it it's only making you look like liars for denying it but i guess that's just how it goes
03:35:27.040these are good you know i think there's also a case to be made that this is making america
03:35:33.980much less safe. The reports that we've seen showing something like 50 percent of the armed
03:35:40.660forces, according to polls, are thinking about quitting or thinking about dropping out because
03:35:46.360they disagree with the direction that our military is headed. They disagree in the way
03:35:51.060it's being used. They say it's been politicized. But I think what they mean is they're not exactly
03:35:57.340fans of Pete Hegseth essentially telling the soldiers you're waging a war for the apocalypse
03:36:01.440so we can build the third temple and usher in the antichrist like that's actually what they're
03:36:05.560telling people i wouldn't like to if i signed up to defend the american homeland and preserve
03:36:12.480our interests and our values and our people in our country yeah i'd be kind of pissed too
03:36:17.780if i was being told actually i got tricked into volunteering to be the you know apocalyptic
03:36:23.920drone swarm whose sacrifice was necessary to bring in the antichrist i wouldn't be a favor of that
03:36:29.200either. So, you know, maybe that's something worth impeaching Hegseth over, the fact that it
03:36:34.640apparently is massively decreasing morale in our armed forces, which could lead eventually to
03:36:41.120totally devastating consequences for our national security overall. So we do have that video of
03:36:45.840Thomas Massey presenting this today, I assume, on the floor of the Senate. Let's go now to
03:36:52.100Representative Thomas Massey, who unfortunately is a lame duck at this point, but he's making the
03:36:57.360most out of his time still in office. Here's Thomas Massey giving a speech about the impeachment
03:37:02.480of Pete Hegseth. For high crimes and misdemeanors and that the following articles of impeachment be
03:37:08.800exhibited to the United States Senate. Articles of impeachment exhibited by the House of
03:37:15.380Representatives of the United States of America in the name of itself and of the people of the
03:37:22.080United States of America, against Peter Brian Hegseth, Secretary of Defense, in maintenance
03:37:27.660and support of its impeachment against him for high crimes and misdemeanors.
03:37:32.640Article 1, waging war in contravention of the War Powers Resolution of 1973.
03:40:56.700On one hand, we could get a lot more done if Republicans could just line up behind the agenda that the American people voted for and just get things done.
03:41:05.040It's been so frustrating watching Republicans go over to the Democrat side for major votes that are actually important and things that we want.
03:41:16.260At the same time, I like that Thomas Massey is breaking from the Republican Party here.
03:41:20.980So I'm not trying to be – but it's how it's employed and where it's employed, right?
03:41:24.460I mean, when John McCain is breaking with the Republicans so that we can keep Obamacare going, that's an issue.
03:41:30.960When you've got Thomas Massey breaking with the Republicans so we can actually get the Epstein files out and stop the war in Iran, then I'm on his side.
03:41:39.140I guess it's a point-by-point view I have on the situation.
03:41:43.760But what I do like about what Thomas Massey is doing is that even outside of the party paradigm, he is actually using the Congress in the way that it's supposed to be used.
03:41:55.100I mean, this is the point of Congress, not so the Democrats can use their investigative powers to try to wreck revenge on everybody they think wronged them or try to impeach or charge all of the ICE operators, all of the ICE agents, because they dared to follow lawful orders they were given.
03:42:13.920And like Congress isn't supposed to be there to fulfill whatever radical agenda your side has.
03:42:20.020It is supposed to be there to put a check on the executive.
03:42:23.340There's supposed to be some contention between the executive and the Congress.
03:42:27.540And if the executive wants to do something that he shouldn't do, it is the Congress's role to step in and put a stop to that regardless of party affiliation.
03:42:35.520So the way Thomas Massey has used the legislature to force the hand of the executive more successfully sometimes than others has been really kind of a breath of fresh air as far as I'm concerned.
03:42:48.200The idea that this Congress for so many years was being rendered vestigial, was being made impotent in part because of their unwillingness to actually use the power of their office in the way it was designed.
03:43:03.680they're much happier just sort of shoving that off onto the executive, letting Donald Trump rule by
03:43:09.980dictate rather than actually process the law. And what we need is congressmen and senators who are
03:43:16.220aligned with the America First agenda, who are pushing it forward, who will break with Trump
03:43:20.620when he breaks with the America First agenda, but will actually do the work of getting the things
03:43:25.400done that we, you know, need to survive as a nation. Things like voter security, which I think
03:43:31.760we can all recognize, is sorely lacking, and not enough has been done in the last two years.
03:43:38.700Although there is still a lot of discussion about overturning the midterms, I just don't
03:43:44.540really see it happening anytime soon. Meanwhile, in the other realm of war,
03:43:50.140Russia and Ukraine held a nearly four-hour-long meeting mediated by the U.S. in Abu Dhabi.
03:43:57.340Russia and Ukraine on Tuesday held their first U.S.-mediated talks in nine months,
03:44:00.700on ending the four and a half year war the u.s secretary of state marco rubio called the meeting
03:44:04.820very productive and ukraine president volodymyr zielinski said the session was constructive and
03:44:10.820quite substantive hopes of ending europe's biggest conflicts since world war ii are tempered however
03:44:15.960by the absence of any significant breakthrough in three previous rounds of talks earlier this year
03:44:20.100there's nothing to suggest a new posture would lead to a breakthrough but circumstances surrounding
03:44:24.640the talks have been changed by the outcome of the u.s midterm elections as well as increased
03:44:27.760pressure on Russia's wartime economy. Moscow is also seeking to break Ukraine's will as another
03:44:34.320winter sets in by ramping up its battery of the country's power grid. And while it seems as though
03:44:40.880advancements are being made towards peace between Russia and Ukraine and, you know, other headlines
03:44:47.040covering the meeting say that, you know, there's a little bit of thawing taking place. There's a
03:44:51.800little bit of, you know, willingness to compromise here or there when previously the peace talks
03:44:57.120failed because Zelensky in particular would hold a very hard line. And in the recent weeks, he said,
03:45:03.000OK, maybe we'll give up some of our territory. Maybe that's not the bright red line we said it
03:45:07.240was before. So things are moving in that direction. But at the same time, you can't look at what's
03:45:12.740going on in places like Poland or Germany and not see a very deliberate attempt to get the war with
03:45:20.360Russia going between Europe and Russia in a real way. Obviously, they're pushing for this with
03:45:25.980everything they've got in the uk they're pushing for it with everything they've got in germany
03:45:29.680and what's gone on in poland where you have this attempted coup taking place and then you have this
03:45:36.180mass shooter that's like never happened before and they blame it on the right wingers even the
03:45:40.360go even though the guy's a far left you know radical transgender aligned communist i don't
03:45:45.480think he's transgender but he's you know all over social media wearing rainbow flags we haven't
03:45:51.580really cover that story much i'll cover it today on the war room uh because it's it's insane i mean
03:45:57.520literally this guy is just like a communist far left person and yet for the first couple of days
03:46:03.100they didn't really know who he was but they just asserted he was a right winger and they would say
03:46:07.700in the interviews i'll show you them they'd say like you know oh this right winger did this and
03:46:12.500we don't really know if he's a right winger but he's a right winger for sure so that's what spread
03:46:16.260all over the headlines and then following that you have basically a crackdown on weapons on
03:46:22.740gun control another major gun control bill in poland and it just it seems to me
03:46:28.360awful coincidental it seems like they're trying to in a way speed run the whole color revolution
03:46:35.660false flag operation to try to overthrow the polish leadership in order to open up the polish
03:46:42.820borders to immigrants, which the EU has been trying to get Poland to do for a long time.
03:46:47.640They refuse to, well, maybe perform a quick little coup, open up the border to one of
03:46:52.020the last remaining white majority countries in Europe that, as to this point, are not
03:46:57.180headed towards a demographic dead-end, demographic abolition.
03:47:02.380And of course, Poland is right there on the front lines of Russia and would be a key battlefield
03:49:34.840And despite places like the UK being way more censorious than debatable even the Soviet Union was at this point,
03:49:44.940they would be able to censor so much more and with so much more freedom of action to oppress their own people.
03:49:50.620If instead of just hate speech or offense, it was you are now spreading enemy propaganda
03:49:55.920And you are this is an act of war now. So whether it's censorship or just the eradication of the European people, clearly Russia is the is the anvil they intend to smash Europe upon.
03:50:08.900We'll be back on the other side of the war room. Don't go anywhere.
03:50:11.240It wasn't hard to predict that the Republicans were going to lose the House and Senate.
03:50:15.120This is a major political realignment.
03:50:18.900The Democrats were repudiated at a level never seen since the founding of their party 250 years ago in 2020 and again in 2024.
03:50:27.960But the Republican establishment just got more arrogant and Trump became imperial and launched an incredibly unpopular war that exploded inflation.
03:50:38.680And so a lot of conservatives and populists are really depressed right now.
03:50:42.540Overall, you really shouldn't be, because this is indicative of the fact that we're
03:50:46.900at the end of the fourth turning, and that there is a revolutionary spirit across the
03:50:51.180world, and people are going to hit the socialist button, the communist button, they tried to
03:50:55.460hit the 1776 button, but with Trump, it wasn't really real.
03:51:00.220So these are just leaders imperfect, and these are manifestations of our will, and nothing
03:51:06.680good, nothing of value is easy to obtain.
03:51:09.540I've been fighting the globalists for 32 years