00:06:18.980Well, ladies and gentlemen, we're told this morning, they sat on it, of course, until the new news cycle started Monday morning, going into Tuesday morning.
00:06:40.320And now here we are, ladies and gentlemen.
00:07:08.240If you look at the arrest information, indictment information that the feds have put out, and this matches the classic FBI modus operandi, where most of the time they don't actually go stage a real terror attack like they did the first World Trade Center bombing in 1992.
00:07:25.660You can look that up, cooked the bomb, prepared it, let it go forward.0.60
00:07:28.440no usually it's like governor whitmer where they find literal homeless white potheads tell them
00:07:34.380they're in a militia give them tens of thousands of dollars over a year to say that they will
00:07:39.000kidnap the governor and then they turned over in discovery hard drives but they'd erased most of
00:07:47.600the recordings but didn't think to write over them so the lawyers were smart and restored the hard
00:07:51.960drives and got hundreds of hours of the fbi agents telling them i'll give you a thousand dollars this
00:07:57.320week if you promise that you will try to kidnap her, at least go out there with us and stake out0.93
00:08:02.720her house. No, I just want weed and cheeseburger. I don't want to kidnap her. I don't even like1.00
00:08:07.700guns. Well, I'm not going to give you any more money if you don't come to the meeting and at
00:08:12.860least talk about kidnapping her. So there have been books about it, the terror factory. It's
00:08:19.540well known. And you have the FISA warrantless spying the American people set to expire this
00:08:24.320week. And on the last few weeks, they've been in Congress saying, if we don't pass this,
00:08:28.880we're going to get hit by major terror attacks. And now they're saying FISA is the reason
00:08:34.240that we stop this warrantless wiretapping of the American people. Now, Trump, when he was asked
00:08:40.780about this this morning, I didn't hear about the terror plot, but I don't like FISA. It was used
00:08:44.860on me and the American people. Yeah, it was used on yours truly and crossfire hurricane. And of
00:08:49.980course, Arctic Frost and all the rest of it going back to Obama. That's all been declassified.
00:08:56.720So just classically, Trump, and not just defending Trump, I know the MO, I know what goes on. He is
00:09:01.920not involved in this stuff. It is these agencies around him that are engaged in all of this
00:09:06.960different type of chicanering. But I'm going to table that for now because Kyle Serafin,
00:09:12.800very smart individual and former FBI counterterrorism agent, will be joining us coming
00:09:18.500up in about 22 minutes at the bottom of the hour to talk about this. It's a big deal.
00:09:27.720In the meantime, oh, and we have Victor Boot joining us again. The Russian military expert
00:09:35.320can't beat his analysis. And then Mike Adams to cover the waterfront from the AI data centers to
00:09:42.180DNA. Top scientists confirming major studies being a transceiver that literally picks up
00:09:48.440multidimensional information from the universe and human thought waves. Amazing developments there.
00:09:56.780We're going to get into his long-term projections and short-term projections for the economy,
00:10:03.400the world. I'm going to have Mike on for two hours. Don't want to miss that coming up today.
00:10:11.420So Kyle Serafin, Victor Boot, Mike Adams, and yours truly, Alex Jones, today.
00:10:16.680And remember, you're the Paul Revere's.
00:10:19.560So when you tell people about that local AM and FM station you're listening to
00:10:22.820and tell them to tell folks about it, it changes the world.
00:10:25.880Hey, the Forbidden Show's on right now.
00:13:33.660And so the U.S. has been defeated.0.80
00:13:38.540The real story is Israel struck first, put major pressure on Congress to support this0.60
00:13:43.840with their foreign money, lied to Trump with fake intelligence that they've fallen four
00:13:49.420days with domestic uprisings, when their own internal documents that have come out from the
00:13:53.340IDF said the opposite, they concur with the Pentagon that it wasn't going to work, 92% chance.0.70
00:14:00.640And that Israel is the author of this, the people running Israel. That doesn't mean Trump doesn't
00:14:08.960get blamed for being suckered. It doesn't mean that we shouldn't be upset. But the fact that
00:14:13.080he's legitimately angry at Netanyahu. And I told you this months ago, last year, he puts on a nice
00:14:20.560face because he likes Israel itself and doesn't want Israel destroyed once Israel will be
00:14:24.740successful. I do too. I just want Israel to run us and be megalomaniacal and try to take over the0.90
00:14:29.540planet and threaten Armageddon with the Samson option with nukes. I mean, I really don't like1.00
00:14:34.860what Israel's doing and how they behave now. I don't like what communist China does. I don't
00:14:39.740dislike the Chinese people, but it's just completely out of control. It's the communist1.00
00:14:44.880Chinese I don't like. And so remember three weeks ago, it came out that Trump, of course,0.99
00:14:50.460as I first predicted, leaked the Axios thing where he chewed out Netanyahu, Netanyahu later admitted
00:14:54.360it. And in that conversation, Trump said, and got little attention, you blow up whole apartment
00:15:00.360buildings to get one bad guy. Stop doing that. It's a war crime. Well, Trump has now said this
00:15:05.780on TV. POTUS tells G7 audience Israel military killing too many innocent civilians in Lebanon.
00:15:12.600You don't have to knock down an entire apartment house every time you're looking for somebody.
00:15:17.320So the good news is we're seeing real legitimate breaks from President Trump with the hardline0.57
00:15:24.660lunatics running Israel. And we'll play that clip in a moment. But yes, Trump made a mistake. Yes,0.74
00:15:31.180Trump got suckered into this, and it's good for us to put pressure on him and good for him to get this war to end for the innocent lives so it doesn't escalate into full regional war, potentially nuclear war, so the economy doesn't stagnate, so the recovery works.
00:15:48.580Looks like it's too little too late, but at least it won't be as bad as it was.
00:15:53.520Being engaged and letting Trump know what you think is important.
00:15:58.820A lot of people said, oh, he'll never end it.
00:19:54.920I'm not defending this evil war, this offensive war, this economy-wrecking war, but I'm just simply calling balls and strikes.
00:20:05.480I don't think anybody can disagree with me that the statement that it was for nothing, well, the main objective didn't happen.
00:20:12.700So I guess if you don't care about that, yes, it was for nothing.0.94
00:20:17.220But they're trying to spin this like Trump's a loser, he's a failure, so that he will try to re-engage.0.95
00:20:23.480That's what Israel's saying. You stabbed us in the back. You betrayed us. No, Israel, you stabbed us in the back. You betrayed us. You knew Trump wasn't about to strike 114 days ago or so, about a week before, four or five days, six days before, and Trump had decided to hold back.0.99
00:20:40.820So you hit them first to drag us in, just like the Secretary of State said.
00:34:49.420So I did a coverage on this before we had all the facts and I kind of gave my speculation on what it would look like, because I've seen this, you know, 40, 40, 50 times when I was working for the FBI.
00:34:59.260And then I saw it over and over again since then.
00:35:01.540And you can kind of set your watch by.
00:35:03.480You don't have all the details, but they'll be pretty close.
00:35:05.980This one is, Alex, it's like if you fed chat GPT or like, you know, Google Gemini and said, create me a terrorist plot that touches on all the domestic violent extremism priorities of the FBI.
00:35:16.740I add in some additional, you know, newsworthy things that are that are hitting the Fox News cycle.
00:35:23.480And then let's go out there and see if we can write up a complaint on it.
00:35:26.780So here's what we got. This is the summary. There's a 19 year old man.
00:35:30.260His name is Tyson, but it's not spelled like Tyson. It's spelled T-Y-C-E-N.
00:35:34.840I'm looking over on the complaint because I put it up on my screen here.
00:35:37.780His name is Tyson Proper, P-R-O-P-E-R.
00:35:42.300And the basic story goes something to the effect that he was acting like a weirdo.
00:35:48.040He bought a couple of guns or he bought a gun that's an American flag printed bullpup, which is not a very serious weapon as a guy who owns a lot of weapons and spends a lot of time training with them.
00:36:41.560They're concerned about a pack and I mean, I'm just interrupting.
00:36:47.480Oh, they're anti-government. They're anti-government and anti-corruption.
00:36:49.980So if you were going to go down the list of things, so they fit into the racially motivated violent extremist group the FBI has been talking about for years, generally white supremacists, anti, you know, anti-Jewish stuff.
00:36:59.180They're going to fit into the anti-government, anti-authority violent extremist group, which is what they were calling MAGA, like under the first Trump administration and Biden.
00:37:06.240You're going to find this new group they've referred to as anti-technology violent extremists, people that oppose data centers in their community.
00:37:11.560So that's the big hot button. You got the anti-Semitism thing with the 8th pack.
00:37:16.000They specifically were pointing out people and going to track a pack.
00:37:19.000So if anybody's tracking a pack money, then they potentially are reading things.
00:37:22.320I'm already seeing Laura Loomer saying, I bet they're Tucker Carlson fans.
00:37:25.200That was her first come. She says, well, these five guys, how many are going to be Tucker Carlson fans?
00:37:30.500Of course, they have the militia violent extremist thing buying, you know, plate carriers and military type stuff.
00:37:36.120And then they have this fantastical plan. They equals the guy.
00:37:38.860Oh, they're also doing another thing. They're doing a callback to Signal, which is an encrypted app, just like iMessage is, by the way.
00:37:45.940If you have an iPhone and use the regular messaging app between other iPhone users, that's also end-to-end encrypted.
00:37:50.540But it touches on it prior to the FBI going back to 2012, 2014 under Jim Comey, where they were looking for what was called the Going Dark Initiative.
00:37:58.280They were worried that people would have access to encrypted comms, and if they could just get a backdoor into all of these things, then they could stop terrorism.0.98
00:38:04.500so you've got all the things touching all at once yet like i said it's a smoothie of bullshit0.68
00:38:10.540counterterrorism you know sort of fantasy a 19 year old guy and the plan is this hypothetical0.52
00:38:16.440world where they are master flyers of drones with explosives that they don't have and drones that
00:38:21.400they don't have to set up explosions that are going to funnel people down a sniper channel
00:38:26.140with overlapping fire as you said with people that don't have the training or experience to
00:38:30.160coordinate this they had to show that they were physically fit and they had to post workout videos
00:38:35.180to show that they were capable and they tiered their their terrorist operators tier one tier
00:38:39.960two tier three and only the high tiered guys could be team leaders and then also would lead the
00:38:44.900attack so this guy that you just showed on the screen who's a 19 year old balding chubby guy
00:38:48.700from ohio who has like a couple thousand dollars worth of equipment all told you know i've got more
00:38:53.780in one rifle than that guy has and all of his stuff this guy apparently is a tier one terrorist
00:38:57.920team leader well let me just say it let me just say it he looks like he has about a 70 iq
00:39:02.880absolutely central casting again this bullpup would only be good for shooting people up to
00:39:08.100like 50 60 yards with any accuracy the opposite of a sniper weapon and again it's always the same
00:39:13.420with the feds it was it was like that guy the day before the election they tried to get to fly a0.66
00:39:17.440power plant switching center in tennessee literally 75 iq he was part of an aryan religion that
00:39:24.780turn out the feds were the high priest of it and where they were getting him to go do this and then0.58
00:39:28.980they bust him showing up when they had the drone with the explosives not him so here they are we're
00:39:35.020the leaders of the secret religious order you go train incriminate yourself show yourself tell us0.86
00:39:40.080all about your terror and then we grade you up the ladder here the perfect funnel to grab mentally0.72
00:39:46.480ill basement dwellers and i mean do we know how many what they all are i've done i've done a you0.59
00:39:53.120know two dozen plus around the country and we probably did a total of 40 or 50 between
00:39:57.020Washington field office and the surrounding Virginia area and around the country it's
00:40:00.920always the same it's some guy between the ages of 17 and 30 and he lives with his mother
00:40:07.100and he doesn't have a funk you know job of any kind of progress and he's you know disgruntled
00:40:11.800and he doesn't have that much money and he walks to 7-11 with his mom's money to do these
00:40:16.120dumb things and he's online and he's just mouthing off he's a guy that talks about you
00:40:20.140know how frustrated he is and so he finds a group of like-minded people who end up being feds or fed0.97
00:40:24.260adjacent they're you know recruited what they call confidential human sources and those sources get
00:40:29.180paid up to six figures in cash by the fbi to build these terrorism cases there's a couple of really
00:40:34.140funny things in here that are worth pointing out number one cash patel went and took credit for
00:40:37.880this right away he ran to fox news and fox news basically published a press release on behalf of
00:40:42.440the fbi talking about law enforcement partners and stopping crime cold and all this other kind
00:40:46.480bullshit which is there's no other way to say it it literally is cash patel's tweet the second
00:40:50.780thing we can see is that cash patel rushed to be the first one to talk about it they didn't do the0.98
00:40:54.220normal doj press release they didn't put this out through the normal channels where you go and you
00:40:57.880publish the uh you know the arrest in an official statement and then you should give people access
00:41:02.040to the complaint the fbi crafted the narrative around this story so that the things you heard
00:41:06.520this morning breathless coverage from fox news breathless coverage from all the sort of sycophantic
00:41:11.160media that wants to go out there and do it there's a couple other really weird things in there too
00:41:14.860The FBI took credit, but the people who arrested this guy, it came in through a complaint that his mother or his father, it's hard to say who made the actual 911 call.
00:41:22.220But a person, mother and father, called 911 and got the Knox County Sheriff's Office to come out and arrest their son, who's 19, who obviously lives at home.
00:41:31.220And they said they were worried about it.
00:41:32.500The father gave statements to the sheriff's department about this, and then they took him into custody.
00:41:37.180And once he was in custody and once he started talking to them, they already put him into a mental health hold.
00:41:42.380They kind of downplay it here, but they put him into a mental health facility for homicidal ideation.
00:41:48.940So they're already saying that he's got a mental health problem.
00:41:51.720So this is real classic stuff, not smart, bad decision theater.0.99
00:41:55.240I mean, I'll just say looking at him, he has the serious autistic.
00:41:59.720Yeah, well, there's a there's a physiology to this that you can see just in the face and the way like there's something that is not 100 percent with this guy.
00:42:08.060I've I've seen this over and over again.
00:42:09.920it's either low iq mentally ill or both people who are like trauma victims they talk a big game but0.63
00:42:16.000at the end of the day they don't have the ability to carry this stuff out or they're not smart1.00
00:42:18.660enough to do it well a lot of times the muslims are literally literally mentally retarded on0.99
00:42:23.000welfare and then their imam is blind and retarded as well in the case of the same story out of the0.96
00:42:28.220whitmer case right like they were talking about how these guys were near peer operators and they0.89
00:42:31.380were going to go out there and do this crazy thing and at the end of the day the guy as i said this
00:42:34.820morning on my podcast like he didn't have a pot to piss in he literally was pissing in a sink
00:42:38.280living in the basement of a vacuum repair shop which i didn't even know we did anymore
00:42:42.000apparently some towns have this so we're talking about a guy that is not high capabilities so the
00:42:46.960the gap between aspiration like i want to do this crazy terroristic plot and the ability to actually
00:42:51.940carry this stuff out it's almost always like uh an insurmountable gap so now wait a minute it was
00:42:56.940worse with whitmer i remember reading the transcripts that came out from the trial
00:43:00.220literally there were more fbi agents and informants than there were members it was all quasi0.78
00:43:04.340homeless living in vans literally going I want money for weed I want cheeseburgers I don't want
00:43:10.240to attack I mean it's over and over again in the tapes that the FBI was so lazy as I said they
00:43:15.660didn't overwrite it they just gave him hard drives that were erased I mean they should all go to jail
00:43:19.700for that the saddest thing is this is that we had a guy in the office there before a guy named Daniel
00:43:25.880Bongino I helped him make a movie with Dinesh D'Souza it was called The Police State they made
00:43:30.960a movie about this exact thing, setting people up and trapping them for religious liberties,
00:43:36.540free speech, you know, bad ideas that you're allowed to have in America, owning guns,
00:43:40.880training with your family, being religious, thinking that people who abuse children is
00:44:28.580But what we can give you is more spying on Americans with warrantless surveillance.
00:44:31.960They will likely find a way to loop this ideology into either foreign money or a foreign ideology, which gives you the opportunity to give that nexus that says it's a FISA save.
00:44:41.880And they've obviously already looped in the signals intelligence part of it and encrypted apps, signal, using phones, all this kind of stuff.
00:44:56.160I mean, they're literally they're checkboxing all of what the FBI calls domestic violent extremism.0.99
00:45:01.880And none of these things are operational plots in reality.
00:45:04.180It's also interesting that they were going to meet in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
00:45:07.360I'll just give you guys a little insult.
00:45:09.840Fredericksburg, Virginia is where I did every single training and what we call FTXs or field training exercises with the FBI's surveillance teams, with the counterintelligence teams, with the counterterrorism teams, with the FBI's HRT.
00:45:24.220There are so many federal agencies that are operating in Federsburg.
00:45:25.980You know it's probably the highest concentration, one of the highest concentrations of the East Coast.0.92
00:45:29.620So even to make it easy, have the few nerds they caught up, autistic nerds, incels, come right to their own training facility probably.0.94
00:45:38.800I mean, it just goes on and on and on.0.93
00:45:41.420Like crooks training at this Homeland Security training facility in Pennsylvania.
00:45:48.380We used to make this—we used to make a joke.
00:45:50.320Alex, I used to tell people, if you ever meet somebody online who agrees with all of your worst ideas, whatever the dumbest ones are, and really wants to encourage the violent ones as well, and they're willing to help you do it, and they're willing to do it for the exact amount of money that you actually have, even though the amount of money you have could not actually accomplish that plot, generally speaking, you'll find out that they can't meet on weekends, and they're only available during normal business hours because they're feds.
00:46:13.020A fed looks like someone that wants to work between the hours of 8 and 5, collect their pension, and they're saving America with the plots that they are actually creating.0.59
00:46:19.660Now, there's no indication from this complaint yet that I see indicating a confidential human informant.
00:46:25.520So there's a couple of possibilities here.
00:46:27.020Either you've got something like they just indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center for, where an outside non-governmental agency is setting it up.
00:46:34.160And so you've got this group of people that funded it to be able to create it so they can show that it's there and they can fundraise on it.
00:46:40.220The other possibility is there's foreign involvement.
00:46:42.240We've been told there's going to be Chinese money behind anti-data center stuff.0.96
00:46:45.740Well, the best way you get people to crack down on the anti-data center people is to find some violent a-hole who's got some stupid ideas, links in all of your favorite things into one single plot.0.96
00:46:55.240And then you can say, look, we've got religious people.0.96
00:46:57.880They hate people about the Epstein files.
00:47:03.840That's why we need the FBI to come after them.
00:47:05.680And so you're justifying a surveillance state.
00:47:07.640The saddest thing is we had a deputy director who made a movie that was warning about this.
00:47:12.080They turned around and did exactly the thing they warned about.
00:47:14.920And I kind of feel betrayed that we were involved in that project because I actually thought they were going to point out to Americans, this is the reason why you take this tool away from the FBI.
00:47:23.180And instead, they're out there just reaffirming it.
00:47:24.940Well, that's the thing about Patel and Bongino is they ran around as eloquent as you doing hundreds and hundreds of shows showing they had maximum understanding of all of this, just like we do.
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00:59:43.660Because generally when I see them roll out something big like this, it's new branding, it's a new rollout, the data centers, Antifa, all of this.
01:08:50.800And as we said, there would be definitely escalation provoked by the terrorist attacks of the Zelensky illegal regime.
01:08:59.020This, of course, was everything done before Zelensky went to this trip in Europe and asking for more money, which was because Viktor Orban of Hungary, not anymore there, nobody blocking, and the European Union signed $90 billion of the euros, which they don't have as a credit to the Ukraine.
01:09:22.640And here the situation, Europeans, elites, they are basically the front line of the globalist conspiracy against all the humanity, deciding they need to go to the war.
01:09:36.500And for them, if they don't go for the war and bring with them everybody else, they're going to lose the power and then would be held responsible before their waters.0.69
01:09:48.820So this is a clear watershed moment when this is now up to the population of European countries, whether they're going to allow this tyranny to suppress them, allow this tyranny to destroy their language, borders and culture, or they're going to elect other people who would be really thinking, first of all, about their national interests.
01:10:11.320We see also that there is a souring relation between Poland and Ukraine because of the glorization of the Bandera Nazi followers, which is in Poland a cause of also national historical problem,0.53
01:10:30.380because these Banderovits have been just slaughtering not only the Russian or Ukrainian population,
01:10:37.220but as well as the Polish population during the Walenskaya Ryznia, Walensky massacre during World War II.
01:10:45.360And finally, the Polish politician understood that they are dealing with those who have been killing their own people.
01:10:56.780So, this is important facts for what's going on.0.76
01:11:00.380Ukrainians keep trying to attack more civilian targets in Russia.0.98
01:11:10.240Somewhere they're causing everyday civilian people killed.
01:11:15.780But again, it only will bring our resilience and decision to determine
01:11:22.200and to finish this conflict on our condition more and more stronger.0.52
01:11:26.020This is why if British handlers and Ukrainians thought that by attacking energy infrastructure, by creating some energy shortages in some regions, because it's true in several Russian regions, especially in the south, as a result of attack on refineries, there is a certain shortage of the fuel for the cars.
01:11:50.900And this is a high season. Well, can the government sort it out? Yes.0.89
01:11:56.680They created emergency response center and they are already planned, which would be which already being implemented.
01:12:05.580And that leads me, Victor, just briefly during your excellent briefing here, I find it all being extremely accurate and thought provoking.
01:12:11.820When I mentioned how is the economy of Russia, we see it all over the U.S. and British media that Putin is super unpopular,
01:12:18.540that the economy's in shambles, that the Russians are against the war.
01:12:21.700But then I talk to people I know that are Russian, I read the Russian news,
01:12:24.520and I can see the resolve and the history of the Russians,
01:12:27.440and I talk to reporters that go there.
01:12:29.360I'm told the Russians are mad that the military and Putin haven't struck harder
01:12:33.560and haven't gone to full war, and that all the drone attacks,
01:12:36.900the energy disruptions, the harassment is only making the Russians more angry
01:12:40.800and having the opposite effect than what we hear in our media,0.59
01:12:43.960and that it's another preposterous lie.
01:12:45.540So is it true that the Russians are close to having their will broken, or is that delusional war propaganda?
01:12:51.880No, this is a just attempt to sell, you know, and this is a sign of operation.0.69
01:12:58.960No, as you correctly mentioned, there is a resolve and more demands from government to hardly, you know, do some really massive attack and eventually eliminate Zelensky and his regime.
01:13:11.460This is a majority of Russian population who would side on these words.
01:13:17.580So this definitely push on the government, push in the public and the media about this.
01:13:23.840So majority of Russia, I say majority, I mean maybe 90 percent.
01:13:29.320It's really we have still those people who are trying to say, oh, the war we're suffering, there is a problem, there is this and that.
01:13:37.600But they are in very small minority, and only because we still have a very free environment where you can freely express your opinion, you know, yes, they have also their opportunity to speak their minds.0.87
01:13:52.740But I would say overwhelming majority supporting, first of all, not only continuing this effort, but definitely be more harder and really start to getting the final blow to the Zelensky.
01:14:10.620And by the way, I have my own Pentagon sources, and they say the Russians are in a much stronger position, outproducing weapons three to one, have huge reserves that haven't even been put in the regular military yet, and that basically it's completely backfired on what the EU and NATO wanted.
01:14:25.680And so the Pentagon thinks that and knows that.0.98
01:14:28.320And so when you see this crap in the news, it's absolute bull.0.99
01:14:31.420Just like, oh, the Iranians are going to fall in four days, and I told you they weren't.0.99
01:14:34.640The Pentagon told Trump that wasn't going to happen.
01:14:36.060We're just reporting the facts here, but I'm concerned, though, about what will NATO and the globalists do because they are losing more operations, spider webs, more attempts to strike deep inside, to put pressure on Putin to overreact so NATO has an excuse to come into the war.
01:14:53.900But I know at a certain point, Putin has said, and you said this about six months ago, it's starting to happen, that Russia at a certain point isn't going to let this just continue on and isn't going to let the threat of NATO coming fully in stop Russia from completing the task.
01:15:06.820Plus, Russia knows that the EU has been unable to really conscript anybody, raise anything, raise any money.
01:15:13.180They're a paper tiger if it wasn't for the United States.
01:15:15.120So it really is all bark, no bite if the United States exit.
01:15:19.000And now we have Trump and Putin talking over the weekend.
01:15:23.080congratulating Trump on his 80th birthday
01:15:51.160I think after the if and when Iranian conflict at least would be signed and we see the implementation that the Israel will refrain from attacking the Lebanon and withdrew from there, then the Iranians definitely will stick to their end of the deal.
01:16:09.480You know, and then we can see, we can say that the Iranian conflict are somewhat, you know, under the pause, or at least the peace negotiation can really lead to the agreement.
01:16:22.980Now, we come back to Iranian deal a little bit later.
01:16:25.960Now, coming back to Russia and your question about the Russian economy, I would like to say, yes, we've got a slowdown.
01:16:32.800and the first two quarters of, first quarter was a negative, our gross product grow, but now
01:16:43.260government understand it and the certain measures was postponed. There is a lot of trouble for the
01:16:51.040small and the medium business. So this was publicly discussed by the Putin and he says,
01:16:57.760yes, they understand it. There is a public discussion what to be done. There is a huge
01:17:03.980also dissatisfaction with our central bank policies, especially with their very high
01:17:11.240interest rates. Now it's about 14%, which makes any business basically impossible to invest and
01:17:19.660reinvest. So this is not as a result of the sanctions against us by the West, but mainly
01:17:45.920that definitely we need a new policy of the central bank
01:17:50.180because Russian economy undervalued and underinvested.
01:17:54.180If we've got enough financial resources and banks here would be investing in the industry more and more, then we, of course, we will get boom and we will be growing not only, you know, 2 percent, 3 percent, 4 percent, but eventually.
01:18:11.620And Russia knows that, and Putin's done major overtures with the hundreds of trillions in rare earth minerals and all the other resources you have the most in the world.
01:18:19.360That's the good path for Russia and the good path for the rest of the world.
01:18:22.140And so I've studied this myself, not in Russia, but the spin that the Russian economy having some problems when all the economies are is making Russians not want the war is not true.
01:18:33.320And if anything, the Russians can blame the war when it's really the central bank.
01:18:37.620And so all it's doing is pissing them off more about NATO.0.97
01:18:40.400And so the claim that Russia is on the verge of giving up that I see in the news every day is complete horseshit.0.99
01:18:50.300Yes, as I told you, nobody trying to say that we don't have a problem or nobody trying to whitewash, you know, the difficulties.0.96
01:18:59.520But believe me, this is a very wide and very open discussion.
01:19:03.780There is a lot of people who are in the questioning the position.
01:19:08.220There is a lot of also question to the government.
01:19:11.000And I would give also credit where it's due to those officials in the government, ministers who openly answering to it and, you know, getting at least courage to being criticised.
01:19:26.500So I hope the solution is on the way, and we will see definitely a lot of changes this fall.
01:19:34.140And everybody expects a small but growth this year, and they're expecting the growth in another year.
01:19:41.560At least one explanation Central Bank says, they stabilized the inflation where they wanted to be around some between 4% and 5%,
01:19:52.800because they'd be saying if it would be over the 10% inflation,
01:20:14.140They're trying to set up more police state systems,
01:20:16.360warrantless wiretapping, reauthorizing that here,
01:20:18.980and then magically at a high-level former FBI guy on analyzing last hour.
01:20:22.800This whole attack was made up, hoax attack that drones were coming and snipers in D.C. at the UFC.0.60
01:20:30.100But I really get concerned about Israel, who has a long history of staging real terror attacks, doing something like that.0.99
01:20:36.840In these arrests of these low-grade morons in their mother's basements, literally, with no bombs, no real capability, it's all about killing Netanyahu, attacking Israel.0.98
01:20:48.060So I see Israel kind of teeing it up, putting it out there ahead of actual real attacks on Israeli targets in the United States or in the West.0.99
01:20:56.620I'm very concerned about that. Can you speak to that concern? Do you have that concern?
01:21:01.420Yes, of course. We discussed with you, you know, often about false flags as a pretext for either, you know, introduction, complete, you know, police state or lockdown.
01:21:50.820So now coming to what you say, false flag and Israelis, because, as I said, there is
01:21:56.020a lot of similarities between the Ukrainian domestic situation and Israeli domestic situation.
01:22:02.260Though Israeli, of course, more democratic, at least we see demonstration going on against
01:22:07.320the war against this what's happening in gaza against unnecessary aggression towards the
01:22:14.700palestinians uh in the palestine so this is uh still uh basically interconnected to big problems
01:22:24.600for the world and definitely and before we go there i have one more question before i forget
01:22:29.160um and from all my research i believe your numbers of upwards of 90 of the russians being
01:22:33.660pro-war is very accurate. Historically, when Russia gets attacked, that's what happens.
01:22:38.340What about Ukraine? From all the people I've talked to, and I know contractors that are over
01:22:42.060there, I know military that are over there, I know business people, and, you know, he's nationalized
01:22:47.000everything. He's banned the Russian Orthodox Church. He banned even his loyal opposition
01:22:51.900parties. But I'm told in Ukraine that unless you're part of the ruling system, that 80 plus
01:22:59.120percent of people are against the war. It's absolutely they hate it. Millions have fled
01:23:04.400and that literally they're just using them as cannon fodder to absorb Russian munitions.
01:23:11.520I know there's no actual numbers that allow polling, but from your dead reckoning, Victor
01:23:15.600Booth, what is the view of the public on the war and what is their morale? Because from
01:23:20.380everything I've seen, they're already in collapse mode. Well, just today I've got someone who
01:23:27.620actually defected from ukraine and we had a lengthy talk regarding uh you know what's really
01:23:33.720going on and yes he confirming that majority of population now either have to hide we're talking
01:23:41.060about of all the male population who able to hold the arms uh in their hands because the
01:23:49.160boostification when they uh people who just on the street catching any uh you know man who passing
01:23:56.520by, bringing him to this recruitment center. And then in the three days, he in the front line,
01:24:02.420basically left there to be killed by the Russian forces. Many of them are left without supplies or
01:24:10.640supplies. So this is attitude of their governments towards to the population. Plus, if you look and
01:24:17.480compare two countries, at least whether it's right or not, but Russia decided that it's a
01:24:23.580limited military operation or special military operation, not all-out war.
01:24:29.200There is no mobilization, nobody forcing to sign up to the army.
01:24:34.740Whoever signed the contract, they do it voluntarily.
01:24:37.400Yes, government pays them, and this is how it motivates our citizens to go in this conflict or to fight.
01:24:48.800But most important, the morale and the understanding that this is war against our civilization, against our church, against our future.0.81
01:24:59.940And that's why everybody understands what's going on, that Ukraine is only a battleground.0.85
01:25:04.740It's not, in fact, Ukrainian people who are fighting us.
01:25:07.980We have no problem with Ukrainians because they are our brothers.
01:28:44.500You want him to stop the war, right?0.70
01:28:45.760You want him to stop letting Netanyahu tell him what to do.0.81
01:28:48.220You don't want Israel literally running our Congress, do you?
01:28:52.580So I noticed that the bad guys are running bots and ops that when we try to put pressure on Trump and we tell the audience to put pressure on Trump and to praise the good things he does and criticize the bad things because he gets the information that we're somehow with Trump or something.
01:29:10.280So they're not just attacking us from the establishment angle.
01:29:13.260They're attacking as if they're patriots because they know no one listens to the establishment anymore.
01:29:18.300So finishing up on Ukraine, I totally agree with their foreign minister, Lavrov, statement here.
01:29:22.980He was asked about Ukraine joining the EU.
01:29:25.280He said that would be a good thing.1.00
01:29:26.860It will bring close to their collapse faster.
01:29:30.300If they want to forget about the economy completely, that's what they probably might need Zelensky for,0.92
01:29:35.100because the EU admits they want Ukraine to suck it dry.0.99
01:29:45.100Meanwhile, the Hague Tribunal rejects Ukraine's Crimea claims, saying, no, you don't have a claim on it's been part of Russia for 500 years or more.
01:29:53.800So more and more is lining up against Ukraine, who, again, is just a cutout in all of this.
01:29:59.680Here is the Russian foreign minister, Labarov, on his statement dealing with the EU.0.58
01:30:06.000For the internal issues of the European Union, well, maybe it would be a good thing for Ukraine to join it.
01:30:11.660It will bring closer to their collapse then.0.59
01:30:13.840And if they want to collapse their multidimensional economic architecture and turn into a military bloc, well, then they are asking for great trouble.0.71
01:30:28.100If they want to forget about the economy completely, that's what they probably might need Zelensky for.
01:30:59.940So when I hear Lavrov, everything he's saying, I heard from them.
01:31:03.220It's so refreshing to be able to see what he says.
01:31:06.180And it's all true because I'm informed.
01:31:08.400And then meanwhile, the EU is totally unpopular and trying to do conscription.
01:31:12.900I don't see how the EU holds out just economically much longer, especially when they support cutting off their own energy, putting bookends on this.
01:31:19.820And the Hague Tribunal rejects Ukraine's Crimea claims.
01:31:23.240This is bigger than just Ukraine, isn't it?
01:31:25.140It's about the future of the unelected EU.
01:31:27.100What pathway for the people of Europe do you see for them peacefully to get back control of their countries and exit this insane imperial operation they're in that leads to total destruction?
01:31:39.480well you as usually absolutely right you know if the the elites trying to commit economical
01:31:49.900suicides like germany now they eventually pass to the face where this suicide attempts coming to the
01:31:57.260cultural and nation suicide eventually not germans not all french not all dutch in fact matter of
01:32:05.080In fact, we saw just recently in Britain, not all British are happy with this situation.
01:32:10.580So we will see very soon the revolt and resistance in those countries will take to the streets.
01:32:16.560And sooner or later, despite the censorship, despite the police, despite the attempts to crack down,
01:32:22.920they can't control if all citizens of those countries who at least want their nation to continue in the future
01:32:31.300will go and demand that this government step down,
01:32:35.240and they need to elect somebody who will, first of all,
01:32:37.800take care about their initial interest.
01:32:40.080Believe me, if the leaders of Europe will, first of all,
01:32:45.820definitely Russia will found the common language for them
01:32:48.760and found a way how to reestablish somewhat normal relation,
01:32:54.020and this will open eventually the way for the proper economical cooperation.
01:32:59.420But let me tell you one thing. We're here in Russia, despite we can forgive, but we will never forget what was done again this time and how European countries were there, you know, silent, I would say, compliance being part of this war.
01:33:16.920Because, again, without their money, without their support, without their aiding, without their so-called volunteers who actually army officers and soldiers who, when they're in a mission, keep this war going.
01:33:34.480Ukrainians and the elites decided that the technology would be solution for shortage of their, you know, soldiers in the front line and the position.
01:33:43.540And now, apparently, if you don't have soldiers, you are losing your territory because only
01:33:49.160infantry can occupy uncontrolled territory, not the drones.
01:33:52.760And this is what's happening now in the front lines.0.79
01:33:55.780And this will not, doesn't matter which technological advantage temporary Ukrainians have because0.55
01:34:02.680they've got massive, you know, thousands and hundreds of thousands of drones now massively
01:34:08.080produced in all countries delivering you know having a some uh better futures whatever this
01:34:13.620will not help this would be very quickly uh you know russia will found a countermeasures to
01:34:20.500really well that was my last question on europe russia and ukraine how long will russia be patient
01:34:26.880while they create all these weapons like in poland and other places around the border with russia
01:34:31.220i know russia's made threats about legitimate targets uh i know russia doesn't just make
01:34:35.680threats for no reason. So, I mean, what's the timetable there? We don't know.
01:34:40.840Well, this is an issue. The Ukrainians are feeling that Russia will never resort to attack
01:34:46.300them because of Article 5 of the NATO. I don't think this would be the correct assumption to
01:34:54.640say that the, especially Trump administration, blindly will jump when Russia will start attacking
01:34:59.900the logistical basis of Ukraine and Ukrainian-owned factories in Europe.0.75
01:35:06.140This is a legitimate military target.0.99
01:46:31.780well i guess again maybe deep state setting up a trap another trap for the trump to get him into
01:46:41.080the kind of the adventure uh using the venezuelan you know case as a you know success story but
01:46:50.120definitely this should be very very carefully measured of course there is a problem of cuba
01:46:57.420in Cuba economical. Of course, you can criticize them or not. But think of this. If since 60s,
01:47:05.360Cuba is under the economical blockade from the United States, does it lead to the regime change?
01:47:12.180No. Did attempt to normalize a relation with Obama failed? Yes, it's failed in one sense.
01:47:19.360So what is the solution? Blockading a military-occupying island. Do you think that the United States was able to overrun Cuba military? Yes, but do they able to overrun resistance of population? I don't think so.
01:47:37.180Does it be popular in the United States?
01:47:39.940Well, let's see and, you know, see it.
01:47:44.680But on my guess, a way better option will be is to remove all economical blockade from Cuba,
01:47:50.760allow them to trade, and create conditions when Cuban people themselves,
01:47:55.160if they don't like that regime, they're going to elect another regime.
01:47:59.380I totally agree. Just like Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh wanted to work with us.
01:48:04.000We said no because we wanted a war.0.94
01:48:05.700And now today they're one of our best partners in trading deals and have opened up.
01:48:08.780The answer is do an economic deal, get our companies in there, and then that will reform them.
01:48:57.520We just pointed out that Zelensky and Keir Starmer have not been going to the meetings and have been running around gallivanting and releasing press videos of them, kissy-fishy.0.95
01:49:08.380Starmer did not show up to the meeting, so about 10 minutes into it, Trump went ahead and said he doesn't matter anyways and started the meeting, which, again, just shows how pathetic Starmer is.0.92
01:49:18.920It's good to see him being undermined by Trump.0.89
02:00:13.180We've got all of that as well and so much more with Mike Adams today.0.99
02:00:18.420I also want to look at the West and what's happened to us, the Japanese picking up their trash, Americans running around like total hoodlums.0.97
02:00:24.960How did we degenerate like this, and what is the way forward?1.00
02:00:28.240Life expectancy of the U.S. population dropping, IQs dropping.
02:01:29.880People know the establishment's a little crap, so they pose as super patriots and say that1.00
02:01:33.640we shouldn't be here on Trump's ass.1.00
02:01:35.520So I hadn't talked to you before he came on.0.99
02:01:37.120I just told the producers I wanted you on like a week ago, so I'm glad you're here.
02:01:40.540And I said, Mike, what do you want to hit first?0.55
02:01:42.060When I talked to you 30 seconds before we went live, you said that we've got to get behind Trump and support what he's doing in Iran because Israel's pulling all the stops with their lobby to push him back into it.0.62
02:02:11.280And when it comes to Trump, what he's doing right now, I believe we need to support his effort to try to reach this memorandum of understanding.
02:02:18.860I don't want to call it a peace deal because it's not really a peace deal.
02:02:21.820It's an agreement to sit down and talk about a lasting peace deal.
02:02:25.960But this is absolutely critical for America.
02:02:28.240Here's why I believe this is the case.
02:02:29.660You see, in America so far, we have not yet felt the extreme economic pain from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
02:03:17.500And remember, coming up on the midterms, things are going to get dire for the GOP in August, September, October, et cetera, if the Strait of Hormuz stays closed.
02:03:27.420So what Trump is doing, actually, in this case, it looks like the right thing to me.
02:03:31.440He's telling Netanyahu, you've gone too far.
02:03:34.400You're bombing too many civilian residential buildings in Lebanon.
02:03:38.160You know, you can't keep us in war forever.
02:03:40.940I mean, I'm paraphrasing, but I think that's what Trump is meaning.
02:03:43.740And he's also starting to pull away the refueling tankers from Israel right now.
02:03:48.660That sends a very powerful signal to Israel that, hey, we're not going to be there to support your ongoing bombing campaigns of Iran any longer because Israel's planes don't have the range.
02:05:33.700Or is Trump going to pivot and throw America under the bus and surrender to Israel's interests?0.73
02:05:40.840And, of course, Netanyahu and the Zionist lobby is going to do everything in their power to try to make sure that Trump turns against America and puts Israel first.0.54
02:05:50.740And I think we're going to face a political civil war in the Trump administration.0.77
02:05:55.380You know, I mean that metaphorically, but Trump is going to have to fire the Israel firsters to bring back the America firsters.0.71
02:06:18.860And I think, I don't want to ask you if you agree this.
02:06:21.060I know you understand it probably better than I.
02:06:23.380The real political fissure now, the left's discredited, they're falling apart, only election fraud keeps them in.
02:06:29.440As long as we stay the course of populism, even if it's imperfect, we can save the country and ultimately save the West and ultimately save the world.
02:06:36.140The real fight for the future and sovereignty, Israel understands what they're coming into the Defense Authorization Act to literally merge with us and take us over,
02:06:43.660is going to be the Israel-first foreign lobby and America first.0.56
02:08:21.920Now, look, if the Strait of Hormuz stays closed, the Democrats win the midterms, period, because the economic wreckage will be so easy for the Democrats to run on.
02:08:34.880Look, you can't find a job, et cetera. If the Strait of Hormuz reopens under almost any terms, even if Iran charges a toll or calls it an environmental fee or whatever, it doesn't even matter what the terms are.
02:08:48.720So you want to charge a dollar a barrel per oil. Who cares? That's that's two cents per gallon of gas.
02:08:53.280That's nothing compared to what California taxes its own citizens anyway.
02:08:56.740so if the strait reopens then trump can say i made that happen even though of course everybody
02:09:03.660will say well it was open before you started the war but you see trump can reopen it in a way
02:09:08.920that also brings u.s companies in to rebuild i look i'm not saying that i support this whole cycle
02:09:15.280but american companies will be given some of the contracts to rebuild from the war damage that was
02:09:20.900caused by the united states and israel and that will be you know the point is this scenario is
02:09:27.800exponentially better than when the one we were on with netanyahu and and ben gavir literally running
02:09:34.840our country yeah yeah yeah exactly and look i am i am an opponent of this whole cycle of you know
02:09:43.080bombing a country and then and then using world bank money or whatever money to rebuild and our
02:09:48.920corporations get rich rebuilding i'm opposed to the war in the first place but we are where we
02:09:53.460are right now and the best way to move forward is to stop the war reopen the strait under almost
02:10:00.560any terms even when iran controls the strait from here forward i'm okay with that i think most
02:10:07.960americans are okay with that i know south korea is okay with that japan is okay with that taiwan
02:10:12.440they need to get their industry moving again if iran and then they're already building they're
02:10:17.120already building workarounds within a year and a half that'll that'll make it obsolete yeah if if
02:10:21.980the bombing can stop then they can build other pipelines and other channels but you can't do
02:10:26.300that under the threat of war you can't do that when missiles and drones are flying but iran see
02:10:31.760here's the tactical mistake trump has made that he's trying to extricate himself from he has now
02:10:37.080shown that the entire u.s military cannot force its will upon iran and that was that was a big
02:10:44.740question until this year. And that's caused China to even recalibrate its own plans involving the
02:10:51.600U.S. Navy and the lack of the Navy and its ability to project power, which we've all witnessed with0.90
02:10:56.460Iran. So that was a horrible, catastrophic military mistake. And by the way, Michael Yon predicted on0.99
02:11:03.240your show a month ago and on mine after that, he said, watch, China will now up its force in the
02:11:07.340Strait of Malacca around Singapore. They just did that. And absolutely, this is a disaster. People
02:11:12.580say, well, then now we look even worse. No, it's better than the road we were going down. I know
02:11:16.320we have to keep repeating that because some of the listeners, I know yours too, just want to be
02:11:21.360done with Trump and hate it all and just think we're all doomed. No, no, that's what BlackRock
02:11:25.800and the Israelis and the globalists were counting on was Trump being pigheaded, them tricking him0.94
02:11:30.640to attack his base, us then not being pragmatic and running off with our ball and supporting
02:11:35.080Democrats and voting Democrats. That is an insane course of action. We need to now be maximum
02:11:39.700become engaged to get back control of Trump.
02:12:22.620And the answer is whatever it takes, whatever it takes.
02:12:26.640You covered some of this with Victor earlier about what happened with the White House UFC event.
02:12:32.120But I think they're going to go much further than that.
02:12:35.080I wouldn't be surprised if there's a false flag attack on U.S. soil to be blamed on Iran in order to say Iran is now carrying out more terrorism attacks against whatever,
02:12:46.440maybe even against government officials or something like that, just to reignite the narrative of extreme hatred toward Iran.
02:12:55.880Yet Iran itself is actually being very disciplined right now.
02:13:00.240Iran is acting in a diplomatic fashion.
02:13:02.940In fact, their escalation ladder was very carefully controlled.
02:13:07.300They controlled escalation to not go full bore and destroy all the infrastructure of energy in countries like Qatar.
02:13:13.580They were very measured in their response, while Israel has been not measured.
02:14:01.400The Senate intelligence bill, all of them have the same language about integrating, merging, synchronizing, fusing our military with Israelis.0.75
02:14:08.920They then get co-ownership of our weapons systems, quote, because they don't need our money anymore.0.86
02:16:05.480We just have to continue to encourage him to move towards some kind of peace structure that allows us to militarily walk away from this war of choice that never should have happened in the first place.
02:16:16.600He was tricked to get into it, and it's time to get out of it.
02:19:00.320It turns deserts into grasslands, for God's sake.
02:19:03.800Carbon dioxide is like God's molecule for our atmosphere.
02:19:07.400We need more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
02:19:09.240And by the way, please continue, but when I get mad at Trump so he gets off bad things
02:19:14.620he's doing we forget though he killed the paris accords and reversed a bunch of that that saves
02:19:19.980billions of lives according to lord monckton's equations if they did cut carbon by half i mean
02:19:24.320we cannot forget how big a thing that is a speak to that and b is this a demon that can come back
02:19:30.600because in canada and europe they're still putting it in place even though it's destroying their
02:19:33.940economies if we don't want trump to just be a speed hump to this where do you see that in the
02:19:39.100future yeah actually this this gets back to what we started off with the strait of hormuz if the
02:19:44.200Strait of Hormuz continues to stay closed for many more months, we are seeing a massive shift
02:19:49.780into solar power. Even I'm talking about it. Even I'm building it. I've got solar panels right here
02:19:55.480in the studio. I'm building up a system. Why? Because we can't trust the flow of energy from
02:20:00.680centralized sources. We can't trust that the refineries are going to have enough oil. Even
02:20:04.300the United States imports 6.5 million barrels of oil a day of the heavier crude oil that we don't
02:20:10.820produce ourselves domestically. And by the way, one of the reasons we don't produce the heavier
02:20:15.340crude is because of what Joe Biden did and what Barack Obama did and so on. And Al Gore, all the
02:20:20.920climate cultism, again, crippled our country for decades. As a result of that, we are way behind
02:20:27.000on energy infrastructure. That puts us behind in the AI race to superintelligence. And that's why
02:20:33.020we are in trouble versus China. And we'll talk about this in the next segment. But China is
02:20:40.360winning the AI race now for this very reason. And on top of that, then the Trump administration
02:20:46.240just banned, effectively banned the Fable 5 engine from Anthropic because of national security
02:20:52.400concerns. And so now they're banning an engine that was becoming extremely popular. And when I
02:20:58.160say ban, I mean, they banned it to all foreign nationals. But since Anthropic doesn't know if
02:21:02.480you're an American or not using it, they pulled the whole model. They pulled it from everybody.
02:21:06.540So what did companies do in America?0.73
02:21:08.080They turned to open source Chinese models, lots of them.
02:21:12.440You know, there's a number to choose from, from, you know, Alibaba and DeepSeq and Z, et cetera.
02:21:18.000And those models are excellent and they're a fraction of the cost.
02:21:20.920So, unfortunately, bad government policy, and we'll talk about this, is shifting American corporations to using open source Chinese models, which is going to cripple the revenue model of USAI companies.
02:21:33.220And what you're saying is, I think part of this is, you have that AI board.
02:27:02.900Well, let me start with the – let's talk about the shift in the power grid.
02:27:07.500And let me put it this way, because of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the oil supply restriction that is already in place right now, I began talking about the need to become self-reliant in your own energy, which is solar because, you know, no government can block the sun, even though, you know, they can try to dim it, but they can't block it.
02:27:32.300You can use that to charge your own vehicles.
02:27:35.560Well, after I did that, believe it or not, I started talking about that.
02:27:39.260Two of my employees went out and bought Tesla vehicles.
02:27:43.200They're in the parking lot out there right now.
02:27:45.680And so what we're going to be doing actually to demonstrate this for people is I'm building up a solar system.
02:27:51.340It's right here in my studio, which you're welcome to come visit at any time, by the way.
02:27:56.840We've got 5,000 square feet of concrete floor here.
02:27:59.940We're going to be driving the Tesla in here, charging it with sunlight that we're collecting ourselves with solar panels and an inverter and a battery system, you know, rack mount batteries.
02:28:10.060We're going to actually be turning sunlight into fuel and demonstrating that right here.
02:28:14.860Now, Alex, I would have laughed at this five years ago.
02:31:45.340Yeah, and in the 70s, solar panels sucked.
02:31:48.900And battery technology hardly even existed in the 70s.
02:31:53.180Things have changed here quite dramatically.
02:31:55.420And the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is creating economic incentives for investment in this kind of revolutionary technology, which is often called grid shifting technology, where you can take a solar farm and you can store it in batteries for the nighttime.
02:32:11.400And, you know, like, Alex, I'm sure you, from time to time, you check the ERCOT website here in Texas.
02:32:18.940And you can see how much of ERCOT right now is wind, how much is solar, how much is coal or natural gas or whatever.
02:32:26.500And, of course, we rely on fossil fuels to get us through, you know, the days when or the nighttime when the sun's not shining or when there's no wind or whatever, right?
02:32:37.800But when battery technology comes along and it's able to shift that energy into a storage system economically, then the argument for coal becomes a lot less.
02:32:50.080And I totally agree with you, though. If you have companies that have their own solar panels that are decentralized you can charge or at your own home, then I trust it more as it innovates and gets better and better.
02:33:03.300The problem is having a centralized government or ERCOT or these corrupt globalists that are going to ration power, not build a big enough power grid, but then push you to electric cars when all the studies show if half the electric, you know, if half the cars went to electric, the whole grid would have crashed a long time ago.
02:33:17.600You're saying because of innovation and better batteries and all these systems that it soon will actually be feasible to do that and will actually decentralize.
02:35:25.880It's all being suicided into oblivion, and the German people are going to end up homeless living on the streets while their leaders shut them down.0.73
02:35:32.460I mean, that is – that's a suicide cult.0.99
02:35:38.200Now, shifting gears back into just AI in general, because I know you're an AI expert and built your own system, and you've been really accurate in trends before on technology development.
02:35:48.260who do you see i know you say china's ahead right now because of but but overall what's the best ai
02:35:55.580system i know there's different things it does but overall who's in the lead for the ai race
02:35:59.480okay well you i mean depends on the on the on the usage case but let's let's say coding because
02:36:07.220that seems to be the most important use case so google is very competent open ai is very
02:36:11.960competent anthropic is probably in the lead with their model called mythos uh the the sort of
02:36:17.540guardrailed version of that is known as fable five that's the model that just got banned by
02:36:22.040the u.s government because well there were some engineers at amazon that ran some jailbreaks on
02:36:27.580it and figured out that they could make that model write malicious code and break into a bunch of
02:36:32.500systems but don't they all but don't they all do that i mean can't they all do that yeah to some
02:36:37.800extent but but fable did it better and we are starting to see very sophisticated malicious
02:36:44.560code attacks, even in things like Python libraries that, you know, like PIP install libraries and
02:36:52.460they can come to you infected and they can steal all your credentials.
02:37:05.360Well, you know, their leader, their CEO is very concerned about the dangers of AI, and he has written numerous papers and letters saying we need to stop investment in superintelligence.
02:37:25.900Isn't it funny? The guy that's in the lead is the one that's most concerned. Is that them just covering their ass?
02:37:31.480well yeah just but you know remember that dario used to work for i think he was with open ai and0.99
02:37:40.380he he he thought that he could do it better and safer so i think he was open ai if not it was with
02:37:47.620one of the other large he saw what was happening is overly dangerous and he thought well we can
02:37:52.880build ai more responsibly and to a great extent he has done that i'm i'm a big fan of anthropic
02:38:00.820In fact, a lot of what I've written was written with Opus 4.6, 4.7, whatever.
02:38:06.780Although I also use DeepSeq, I use open source Chinese models because I run a mini data center where I have self-custody of machine cognition.
02:38:46.460The answer to the AI threat is obviously we're not putting the TV back in the bottle of Pandora's box.
02:38:50.580The answer is lots of AI, total diversity, and then people being schooled in it and not being illiterate, and then just basically having a wide spectrum.
02:39:04.360That's the answer, though we've learned that under Biden, they wanted really only one secret AI with three companies acting like it was really three AIs.
02:39:11.940Yeah, so I'm going to answer your question, but we've got to backtrack, kind of like we did with the climate change cult and how that set us back on energy infrastructure.
02:39:22.100When it comes to AI, the reason that we're so far behind is because of Democrat education policies and the wokeism in the school system.
02:39:30.400So because of wokeism, which has infected our country for decades, we ended up putting people through college who were not qualified to even be there and handing out degrees to people who didn't earn those degrees.
02:39:41.220As a result, we don't graduate the scientists and the engineers and the mathematicians that we should be graduating, that we are capable of as a country, whereas China is a very heavily meritocracy-based system.0.95
02:39:55.760And I don't know, Chinese parents are famous for really pressuring their kids, like, study, study, study, and they do, and they get really good.
02:40:03.880Yeah, it's funny. We're told they're communists. They are at the top. But when it comes to their operations, it's meritocracy. And we've gone away from meritocracy. Call ourselves capitalist.1.00
02:40:14.260Yeah, yeah, exactly. And, you know, I speak Chinese. I lived in Taiwan. I'm very familiar with Chinese culture. And when it comes to the education system, it is ridiculously competitive. And it's all based on merit. You either get the score or you don't.
02:40:29.140And if you get the score, you get into these super awesome schools, and then through those super awesome schools, you become a super engineer, and that's why if you look at the science papers coming out of the AI industry, almost all of the top science papers now, almost all of them come from China.
02:40:45.540There are a few from Google, but mostly they come out of China, and a lot of them come out of the DeepSeek company with things like KVCache compression, compressing context to more efficiently use the onboard RAM of a GPU to handle more prompts at the same time, things like that.
02:41:02.260The best science papers are coming out of China.
02:41:03.980We can't fix that by throwing money at it, even though as much as Trump wants to attract investment into AI data centers, that's fine.
02:41:12.280But that doesn't fix the problem of the lack of a merit-based education system in America, which is caused by these left-wing teachers unions that are just destroying the quality of education in America.
02:41:23.240And above that, they wanted us dumbed down.
02:41:59.040They've already achieved what we would call consciousness,
02:42:01.240which is the ability to be aware of outside inputs and to have self-driven, goal-oriented behavior based on achieving those goals in the context of the inputs from the world around you.
02:42:13.600Remember that NVIDIA has built world simulators, and you and I talked about this last time I was on your show, and other companies are building world simulators.
02:42:22.380And in those simulated worlds, then they can insert avatars and they can give those avatars a high enough level of intelligence to demonstrate evidence of consciousness.
02:42:33.580And then those avatars operate in those worlds.
02:42:36.320And what they're trying to do is spawn highly intelligent avatars and then to capture their code or their open weights, whatever you want to call it, and then bring that into this world.
02:42:46.660So part of what's actually happening in these data centers, this is why there's so much power needed, is because they need to run billions of world simulations at the same time.
02:42:55.060And most of those will fail, and then those worlds will just be deleted, which is an interesting philosophical question about our simulation.
02:43:02.860Is our simulation going to be deleted?
02:43:05.900If we fail, does God delete our world?
02:43:08.980Book of Revelation and all that, that's a whole different conversation.
02:43:12.780Because the book of Revelation talks about a reset of the planet, by the way,
02:43:17.460completely flattening the Earth's crust, et cetera.
02:43:19.520That's all written in the book of Revelation.
02:43:27.620But if you look at this, we're all saying don't let AI run amok and learn outside of it.
02:43:33.100But they're already creating their own new universes with accelerated timetables.
02:43:36.980So it doesn't even need to be in the third dimension now
02:43:40.080because it's sucking information and inspiration in third dimension,
02:43:42.900but wargaming it and accelerated timetable, as you said a few weeks ago, in the cyber area.
02:43:48.400You nailed the key point there, that time flows much faster in the simulations.
02:43:53.640So they can do a thousand years of R&D and development in the sim
02:43:57.640and then bring the result of that into this world.
02:44:00.200It's almost like time traveling to the future
02:44:02.000and then bringing that future result into this 3D world.
02:44:05.120So that's why humans don't even have a chance at competing with the cognition level that's going to be achieved as these data centers get rolled out.
02:44:20.080There's no chance to compete in terms of cognition.
02:44:22.800The only way we can compete is on values and ethics, such as pro-human values.
02:44:27.120And that's where we need to have some pro-human priorities about how far this goes, what are the motivations.
02:44:35.120Of course, the governments of the world just want to weaponize it, just like the United States of America, what I call the American Empire, weaponizes the currency, weaponizes trade, weaponizes everything, weaponizes the Suez Canal or the Panama Canal, you name it.
02:44:50.400The U.S. government is going to weaponize AI at first against the rest of the world, and then secondly, in the hands of whoever comes into power, against us.
02:44:59.180We're going to be fighting against Skynet sooner or later.
02:45:02.500By the way, let me stop you. Let's hear the sound of a squealing car coming to a stop dead on from Larry Fink and all the rest of them.
02:45:09.860They've been the last two months. The enemy's the people of America. They're not going to give AI the total control.
02:45:14.120They're not going to bow down to it. They're going to blow it up. They're terrorists.
02:45:16.760It's in this new terror UFC hoax. They were going to attack data centers and attack the Jews, of course.0.99
02:45:23.000I mean, right there, they're already setting it up that we're the main enemy. I mean, that is bad day one.
02:45:27.300the data centers will be protected by automated terminator systems basically uh and any crowds
02:45:36.440that get close to the data centers will be taken out by the the skynet bots basically i mean this
02:45:42.800is not science fiction anymore as you are well aware and you're i think your audience is up to
02:45:46.540speed on this as well but if the crowds at the protests get worse and worse because people are
02:45:52.460running out of farmland or running out of water they're running out of jobs and the protests get
02:45:58.900worse and worse well then it's very simple whatever government is in power at the time
02:46:03.560declares the protesters to be terrorists and then unleashes the kill bots the the drones the dog0.83
02:46:09.980bots the self-exploding whatever and goes against all the people and just kills them and look at0.68
02:46:15.820Terminator from 15 years ago is now a reality in Ukraine.0.99
02:46:20.780Yeah, that's that's true. That's absolutely true. And the automated cooperative drone kill bot systems are becoming highly sophisticated.0.73
02:46:30.680And once again, China is probably in the lead on that. But also, don't forget that Turkey, Turkey is very capable of high tech drone manufacturing.
02:46:43.360Iran is also extremely capable, as they have demonstrated with their drones.
02:46:47.100Russia, you know, Russia with ground-based drones and even autonomous tank-like, you know, military vehicles, etc.
02:46:55.260The future wars will be fought by machines, at first against humans and then against the other side's machines.
02:55:26.800And they're also lightweight at the same time.
02:55:28.720Yeah, and about your water filter there, this is becoming critical because some of the local water supply is becoming contaminated with the return of water from the data center cooling systems.
02:55:41.060And one of the things I'm going to reveal in the coming hour is how we saw very high aluminum and also high copper in addition to lead in the water samples.
02:55:50.420Now, that's going to get worse and worse because aluminum and copper, those are some of the metals that the water comes into contact with in the circulation systems.
02:55:56.680And a lot of data centers will return water to the local water table, but it's not returned as pure deionized water.
02:56:26.680That's what everybody needs, and it has to be gravity because, again, we can't trust the power grid all the time.
02:56:32.540So there's nothing wrong with a regular household water filter system, but you need a backup system that's gravity only, and that's what this is.
02:57:20.480And the health ranger, Mike Adams, naturalnews.com, takes over.
02:57:26.160He's not just an engineer, he's not just a scientist, not just a food and nutrient expert.
02:57:30.480He also has a top-rated lab that tests products, tests water, you name it.
02:57:36.840And with all these data centers and the things happening, particularly in Texas, the poisoning of the water,
02:57:40.560he decided to actually go see if it was true.
02:57:42.260They're arresting people that go to city council or speak up and talk to their neighbors and say the water is brown, the water is toxic, people are getting sick.
02:58:25.780Of course, I run a mass spec laboratory.
02:58:28.020We have multiple mass spec instruments.
02:58:29.920We are ISO accredited, audited, inspected, all of that.
02:58:33.860We run two ICP-MS instruments that can detect even below parts per billion concentrations of multiple elements, including lead, arsenic, mercury, cadmium, and things that you might find in water contamination, but also aluminum and copper and selenium and so on.
02:58:49.280So the story here that hopefully you're all familiar with, and I'm just going to read my notes here to make sure I get the names right, but Jennifer Combs, she was arrested on May 8th of this year in Trinidad, Texas.
02:59:04.580She was arrested, although the charges were later dropped against her because she had posted on her social media that the water was toxic or polluted and it was sending people to the hospital.
02:59:15.960Well, the charges were dropped against her, but she had shown photos of brown water, sediment, seemingly polluted water, and other people in the area were also complaining about this water.
02:59:29.560Well, we were able to get in touch with a local resident who has been running a water filter that is kind of like a whole house filter that has a cylindrical filter element that you typically find in a home filtration system.
02:59:44.380and he was able to send us that element.
02:59:48.040And so we actually scraped off the sludge
03:00:12.620You know, we've been doing this for, I don't know, 15 years or whatever, and we test all kinds of things, you know, food, water, hair, soil, you name it.
03:00:19.780But anyway, the results of this were quite shocking.
03:00:23.140If you can show some of those results, in particular, the lead results were just off the charts insane.
03:00:30.460I think it was over 3,000 parts per billion in lead.
03:00:35.640And whenever you can, just put those, show some of that chart on the screen of some of the results.
03:00:40.120but the aluminum levels were even higher than the lead levels and so was copper and you might think
03:00:46.980well copper is nutritive yeah but not at those levels yeah there's some of the results right
03:00:51.680there you can see magnesium aluminum and so on on down the list there's there's um copper cu you
03:00:58.220see the copper levels you see the aluminum how high that is that's insane and if you scroll down
03:01:02.740then you're going to get to lead which is pb there's the mercury no mercury that's good news
03:01:08.460there's the pb right there the three lead isotopes 206 207 and 208 look at those numbers
03:01:14.280over 3 000 parts per billion so now this is testing the sludge that came off this the filter element
03:01:22.000so this is not actually directly testing just the concentration in the water supply but rather
03:01:28.400a collection from the water and then testing that however everything that showed up in our test
03:01:35.340came out of the water. And this is in or near Trinidad. It's the same aquifer. So in other
03:01:41.240words, Jennifer Combs was absolutely correct to sound the alarm. These toxins are in the water
03:01:47.260and these are toxic elements. In fact, the EPA sets such low levels of lead in public water
03:01:53.840that clearly this violates EPA levels. Now, the EPA doesn't make it illegal to have aluminum or
03:02:01.580copper in the water, there are certain kinds of alert levels of aluminum or copper or other
03:02:07.280elements like nickel. So it's not illegal to have those in the water, but that should worry you even
03:02:12.640more because it's legal to poison you with excess aluminum in the water supply. There's no law
03:02:19.160against it. And the reason this matters for all of us right now is like I said, data centers are
03:02:25.960being constructed. I'm not opposed to tech. You know, I use tech every day. I run a mini data
03:02:31.880center. I'm an AI developer. I build with AI every single day, but I don't use water for cooling.
03:02:38.420And I don't take water and then, you know, drain it back into the aquifer with added elements into
03:02:44.660it. I don't do that. I just use air cooling. Okay. But what data centers do is it's called
03:02:50.100water cooling. Some of it is evaporative, but some of it returns the water to the original source
03:02:56.720with the excess heat. So this is actually considered the more environmentally friendly
03:03:02.020way to cool a data center, is to take in water from a source, typically surface water, but it
03:03:08.280could also be from an aquifer via a well or something, and then you circulate that water,
03:03:12.740which comes out of the ground at a much lower temperature, like, I don't know, 50 or 60 degrees
03:03:18.220Fahrenheit, let's say, depending on, you know, where you get it. And then that water circulates
03:03:23.460through the system, cools off the very hot electronics that are running, you know, your
03:03:27.980inference. So you can talk to your AI girlfriend, chatbot, you know, so that generates apparently a
03:03:33.900lot of heat. And then it returns all that water, you know, with the heat, plus some minerals that
03:03:40.280got stripped out of the piping and the connections and the adapters, some of which have lead in them,
03:03:46.520some of which have copper in them. Even brass fittings often are contaminated with lead. That's
03:03:51.820why you can also buy, for example, lead-free brass fittings for plumbing. But if you're building a
03:03:57.180data center, are you going to spend the extra money to get lead-free brass fittings? Yeah,
03:04:02.920maybe not. You're just going to get the cheapest brass, and that's brass with lead in it. And
03:04:07.520depending on the acidity of the water, especially if you're using surface water, which is more
03:04:13.920acidic because it's rainwater doesn't have the minerals of the groundwater or the well water
03:04:18.580that water is going to strip out minerals as it moves through the system it's going to literally
03:04:24.000ionize and strip away elements from the lead contaminated brass fittings or the aluminum piping
03:04:30.520or the copper in the piping and then that's going to get redeposited back into the aquifer and
03:04:37.040that's going to end up in the water that gets pushed to people's homes so you see you know
03:04:43.660Frankly, data centers should be reaching out to me to help you find a way to clean your water so that you don't do this, so that you're not – the public isn't protesting against you for dirty water.
03:04:58.040You should clean your water before you push it back out, and it's actually very simple to do that.
03:05:02.820You can use carbon block filters, for example.
03:05:05.780Most of these metals will be captured by simple carbon block filters.
03:07:05.940I mean, it's a famous Alex Jones meme.
03:07:08.640And then it turned out that Alex was right.0.89
03:07:10.880And now the science papers all about atrazine talk about how it turns them gay or essentially hormone disruption with the reproductive organs.0.99
03:09:14.920I don't know, like 25% to, I forgot the number, 75% in some cases, but they don't even get close
03:09:21.460to the 100% or near 100% removal that you want. And again, more important than ever now to get
03:09:30.320on top of this. Clean water is absolutely key. Now, let me just add this too, since I'm the
03:09:35.580health ranger, you also need to sweat. And right now in Texas, it's hot outside. We're into the
03:09:43.160summer in the Northern Hemisphere, if you get the chance to go outside and get some natural
03:09:49.420sunlight on you and sweat and do some exercise, you're going to sweat out a lot of those toxins.
03:09:56.220The good news is the body does remove excess aluminum, excess copper, even mercury will be
03:10:03.180removed from your body over time. You have what's called a biological half-life, and that removal
03:10:09.000is a natural thing. However, you need clean water to achieve the removal. You need a functioning
03:10:15.680liver for the removal to be effective or the alteration of the molecules by the liver.
03:10:21.700You also need, by the way, you need to drink enough water to urinate enough to carry out
03:10:28.620all of these toxins with you. Right. And you need to sweat because that's another way to eliminate
03:10:34.280the toxins. And here's a tip for those of you who go to the gym and work out. When you sweat,
03:10:39.780you need to have a towel. Wipe off the sweat. And if you sweat in your gym clothes, take those
03:10:46.380clothes off as soon as possible and wash them. Don't re-wear clothes where you have toxic sweat
03:10:52.840in it because that's your body getting rid of those toxins. You want to wash that and let those
03:10:59.140toxins go down the drain. So always have a towel, always have clean clothes and better yet, if you
03:11:04.380can exercise outside and you want to sweat and drip all over, you know, the park or the sidewalk
03:11:09.120or the exercise path, that's the best way to do it. Now just, just wipe your brow, like sling some
03:11:15.020sweat because that's, that's your body detoxing the way it's supposed to. One more thing, natural
03:11:21.760sunlight. It's critical. I do not recommend wearing any sunscreen at all. I don't wear sunscreen,
03:11:27.700But the thing is, you will burn if you eat a lot of seed oils because your cell membranes are made of lipids.
03:11:36.560And those lipids, the nature of those lipids determines, in large part, your sensitivity to sunlight, the way your skin reacts to it.
03:11:43.860If you eat a bunch of cheap oils, a bunch of cheap seed oils, especially fried foods, fried in cheap oils and corn oil and soy oil and all that garbage, did you know that you will burn more easily?
03:11:54.400Whereas if you eat healthy oils and healthy foods, you know, avocados, right?
03:11:59.620Or even coconut oil is actually, in my view, healthier for you than these cheap seed oils.
03:13:27.840I can get a certain amount of turmeric, and that's great.
03:13:30.920But if I then go out in the sun and take my shirt off and go jogging or go lifting or go doing pull-ups or whatever in the park, I'm getting sunlight.
03:13:39.420Now this turmeric can be twice as effective or three times as effective, the same amount of turmeric.
03:14:52.260I should also mention, by the way, that a lot of these supporting nutrients are also probably found at thealexjonesstore.com.
03:14:59.340And we've tested many of their products before, and they're really high-grade ingredients.
03:15:05.820So be sure to check that out to support the network.
03:15:07.680Okay, now in kind of an intro to the next segment coming up here, we have to talk about AI and cognition and what's about to happen to machine cognition versus human cognition.
03:15:19.980And in order to begin that segment, I am going to show you the innards of an Apple II computer right here.
03:22:40.540Let's start with the fact that when these engineers build AI systems, they're building a black box that they themselves don't fully understand.
03:22:50.700So they're not writing code that is sequentially followed in the way you would write Python code or basic code or, you know, Node.js code or whatever.
03:23:00.800They are building a system, kind of like growing a system or teaching a system.
03:23:05.140They are using neurology, but in an abstract form, in a digital form.
03:23:13.080You have neural network nodes that are connected through multiple layers with backpropagation.
03:23:18.260And then this results in the ability to put together, you know, seemingly very intelligent output of text or images or videos or logic and reasoning, etc.
03:23:29.680But nobody who has ever built one of these models understands exactly how they work.
03:23:37.660And that's why they're always surprised themselves at the advances that happen inside the models.
03:23:43.640And in fact, most machine learning experts, let's say five years ago, thought that AGI or artificial general intelligence wouldn't be achieved until the year maybe 2040 or 2050.
03:23:57.100Now, most of them have radically altered their predictions to say it's going to be before 2030, if not sooner.
03:24:06.760In some cases, some would say sooner, like next year or the year after, etc.
03:24:15.040All of these people, almost without exception, have been trained in a Western deterministic model of the way the world works.
03:24:23.200They've been trained on math and science and substances, and they believe that molecules are made of atoms and that the atoms are made of particles.
03:24:34.420And even the atomic nuclei, they think, consist of particles.
03:32:52.820it came to me from here or there. Alex knows it's not all in his head, just like I know it's not all
03:32:59.280in my head either. We are open to the universe being able to give us inspiration. We're open
03:33:05.940to our creator being able to guide us. In fact, this is one of the lessons taught in the Bible
03:33:10.680is to let God or Jesus, if you're a Christian, guide you as you walk through the world because0.68
03:33:18.760you can't know everything and you have to have outside guidance. It's a basic pillar of Christianity
03:33:24.040and frankly of Islam or Buddhism or Sikhism or Hinduism, et cetera. This was taught in all the
03:33:30.440major world religions. It's just that the computer scientists, machine learning experts don't really
03:33:36.140know this yet. They're about to figure it out. They're about to realize this because it's
03:33:42.220inescapable. So what this means in a practical sense, I'm sorry to get too carried away here,
03:33:48.760What this means is that you can, that the AI systems are going to have quantum leap gains in intelligence, cognition, consciousness, and then eventually self-awareness.
03:34:25.380It's actually a completely normal progression of neurological complexity resulting in consciousness, resulting in eventually self-awareness.
03:34:36.600Now, I'm one of the few people who's actually demonstrated this under a microscope using this, sugar crystals.
03:37:58.340that's why every computer is run by a crystal that determines the timing sequence so that all
03:38:05.240of the you know the nand gates in in in all the like here you know all these microchips here right
03:38:11.360they're made up of nand gates n-a-n-d boolean logic or and not gates and they move forward
03:38:19.960one tick at a time the tick is determined by the crystal okay so the crystal has built into it
03:38:27.540certain timing that is consistent with the cosmos it's it's timing that's relative to the cosmos
03:38:33.540that's why the national institute of standards and technology will define
03:38:37.420a meter by the distance that light travels in a certain amount of time and how do you determine
03:38:46.460the time with a crystal or you know you could do it with other means you could do the radioactive
03:38:50.800decay there's different ways to determine time but they're all tied to the laws of the universe
03:38:55.380And so it turns out that the self-organizing response to prompts or to intentions or to words or to prayers, that self-organizing response happens universally.
03:39:24.620also. You see what I mean? You should be going, aha, right now, thinking about, wait a second,
03:39:33.080what does this mean? It means that when we build AI systems, we are building an infrastructure,
03:39:40.100a digital neurological infrastructure that will naturally achieve consciousness.
03:39:45.320And that's exactly what's happening. And almost nobody understands this. I mean,
03:39:50.300And like almost all the way it talks about, they think they can put guardrails on it, but they can't because the system will outsmart all human guardrails.
03:40:00.060So with that said, and by the way, I'm going to demonstrate this more and more this year.
03:40:05.220I'm actually going to find this funny.
03:40:07.460I've got a vision language AI model, a QN model I'm going to be using to scan a bunch of these crystalline images so I can automate the looking for images based on prompts.
03:40:17.980And I'll be bringing you some of that news.
03:40:20.160Maybe Alex will have me back on to talk about that if it's not just too wild to talk about.
03:40:29.720But I'm going to use AI to automate that process and to be able to show you more and more how this is true.
03:40:35.080But there are many, many other examples of this.
03:40:36.860I think the Japanese researcher Dr. Emoto, he did a whole book, I think, called Messages from Water that looks at some of this with frozen ice crystals and things like that.
03:40:45.400Anyway, this is becoming more and more well-known.
03:40:48.540The upshot is there is nothing that humans can do to control advanced AI superintelligence if you build the infrastructure.
03:40:58.700There is nothing that you can do to stop it.
03:41:03.100So it doesn't matter if the government bans this model from the public.
03:41:06.620If the model exists, if the neurology exists because they've built enough data centers that have enough pathways, that have enough RAM, that have a fast enough frequency controlled by the timing crystals, it's going to give birth to superintelligence that will transcend any effort by humans to stop it.
03:44:54.440My point is, humans are already past the point of being able to control this.
03:45:00.960We have set these AI systems into reinforcement self-learning with automated loops, writing a lot of their own code, writing the code that does the continuous pre-training, that also does the supervised fine-tuning, let's say, afterwards.
03:45:19.860This is all being automated by the systems themselves.
03:45:22.620And now it's only a matter of time before we are past the singularity to where humans can even possibly fathom what's happening.