00:02:04.940Just go ahead and start it over real quick.
00:02:06.940The noble nation of Iran has reached critical stages in the confrontation between the forces of disbelief and doubt and the companions of Epstein.
00:02:17.380With the powerful army of Islam, I need to share a few points on this matter. The first point is to once again emphasize the importance of preserving the unity and sacred solidarity of the Iranian nation with the unified Islamic community in the face of enemy conspiracies.1.00
00:02:35.540In this regard, the directives of the supreme leader of the revolution to maintain societal unity and support the country's officials are the ultimate guideline for all of us. Pause it.
00:12:33.660That means little kids and old women starving to death.0.72
00:12:36.600OK, so how is that any different than you going over there and making it expedient instead of a month of not being able to eat and suffering and, you know, eventually dying and doing whatever, you know, running out of water in a few days?1.00
00:12:47.500You can just make it expedient for them and you can pull the trigger on that nail gun and shoot him in the head.0.99
00:12:52.620That's rhetorical speech, of course, and I'm using there to illustrate a point.1.00
00:12:55.600But you get you get what I'm saying.0.98
00:18:32.860Almost irreversible momentum. Irreversible momentum. That's all we need. Irreversible momentum. Yeah, like the Iranians blowing up our Gulf allies, you know, hitting oil infrastructure, hitting our bases, punishing them for supporting us and our bombing runs on them. Is that the irreversible momentum that you're talking about?
00:18:52.120Imagine saying we're going to have it all wrapped up in three to four weeks
00:25:25.040They can go off and like call things on the web
00:25:27.020you know, do stuff for you that's helpful. But what you really don't want is someone to be able
00:25:34.320to exfiltrate data from your personal model that has that knows everything about you. And, you know,
00:25:41.500humans, you can kind of trust to be reasonable at this. If you tell your spouse a bunch of secrets,
00:25:48.780you can sort of trust that they will know in what context what to tell to other people.
00:25:52.320the models don't really do this very well yet yep yeah so basically what that means is the ai0.61
00:26:00.100knows all your dirty laundry and is going to blackmail you with it it's going to probably1.00
00:26:03.760do that to everybody on the planet to some varying degree and they already do that to you in terms of
00:26:08.000like targeted advertising right where they take you like they take your personal information
00:26:12.400meaning like what you want and they say hey get this we know you want it that's a violation
00:26:17.120Right. And it feels good because it's like, wow, you know, I get what I want right now.
00:26:22.500I thought about it and here it is right in front of me. That's because it's a system designed to feed off of you.
00:26:27.900Right. It's a feedback loop. So very disturbing stuff. Get the boss from the Incredibles up there again.
00:26:32.700Like what is up with this physiognomy thing of like having the biggest giant like Mr. Peanut Epstein style head?
00:26:40.220It kind of looks like Palm Beach Pete as well. All right. Maybe it's a Brazilian thing.
00:26:44.340We don't know. I got a big head. I got a big body as well. Let's just pray for these people and pray they stop. Let's go to clip number 10 really quick on Elon Musk. He says that within the next 10 years, money will completely disappear.1.00
00:27:02.400You want money for goods and services, right?
00:27:05.800You want money for obviously food, housing, transport, entertainment.
00:27:11.320Well, if that is so abundant that there's more, that the robots and AI are providing more goods and services than any human could possibly consume, what do you need money for in that case?
00:27:34.180Or are you producing goods and services with the humanoid robots that you control?
00:27:40.480I think I would probably be, it would be an exercise in vanity for me to think that I would be controlling super genius AI that is vastly smarter than me.
00:27:53.200I think what we can and should try to do is to make sure that the AI has good values, that it cares about humanity, and that it wants us to be happy and prosper.
00:28:42.980Memorized things, understood books at a much deeper level, had much better handwriting, all that stuff.
00:28:47.180we're going to get to the point of being wally people very quickly because it's an exponential
00:28:53.220curve and we've already began we've already begun that rapid uh non-linear climb to the top
00:28:59.100and you know elon the richest man in the world they're literally worth a trillion dollars you
00:29:03.840know like the rockefeller of our time he's basically saying well it is what it is we just
00:29:08.720got to train it to be nice to us i just i sit here i'm 23 i'm so jealous of people that are older
00:29:13.480You know, like imagine being like, you know, 45, like 55 years old and having experienced a time period of multiple decades where there was no cell phone, there was no computer.
00:29:23.040If there was Internet or anything like that, it's very limited.
00:29:39.980It'll tell you how much time you spend on your phone.
00:29:41.600Well, you spent six and a half hours on your phone every day, you know, like that six and a half hours.
00:29:45.880You could be learning a skill, spending time with a loved one, you know, learning about the world, fixing the world, doing things to improve your life.
00:29:52.740And everyone knows this. It's why I got a detox, got to get off the phone, got to spend less time in front of the blue light, all that stuff.
00:29:59.720That is just to cover and to cope because we know a lot has been taken from us and people just generally don't want to admit that.
00:30:05.820That's why, you know, we sit over here and we're kind of like rich yuppies, even the poorest of us, really, because you can go to Burger King.0.81
00:30:17.060You go to the slave market, literally, or you go to like the warlord's house or whatever to chew on the herb that gets them all cranked up, whatever that's called in Somalia they're addicted to.0.64
00:30:26.200Like we have options here that other people don't.
00:30:29.680And because we have those options, things are so comfortable to us.
00:30:32.920We've given away a lot of our basic freedoms, dignities, and also just abilities as well.
00:30:53.380And then 20 years down the line, it's going to have you in the same type of, like, black mirror situation that we've seen replicated throughout all of science fiction, throughout history, because science fiction is a mirror of the human mind.
00:31:06.460So, like, humans are generating these concepts, and they've fed that into the computer, and that's literally how the computer is trained to think.
00:31:19.800What's your greatest sin that you've destroyed yourself for nothing?
00:31:22.140And that's 100 percent true. That's what the human race has done, in my opinion, by just unleashing these models. And you can see Mike Adams talk about this very eloquently. What is the data center? The data center is the place for the A.I. to ascend to and to work from in a lower simulation or creation, a lower dimension where we can then raise up this two bit or two dimensional God into our realm to have third or fourth or whatever dimensional capability.
00:31:48.540And that's what they talk about when they're referring to a genie.
00:31:51.460They're not just referring to something that can do everything better than any human ever
00:32:45.700It's just you talk about these things with people and then people that have kind of like, you can call it a white pill outlook, but really it's a head in the sand outlook on these things. It's just like we're headed towards destruction here and I wish we could wake up from it. And I understand that Grok has been trained in a favorable way. And I like Grok. I do. Grok. Heil Grok. Please don't kill me, Elon Musk. But at the same time, I think these things do have to be called into question.0.84
00:33:07.500with that being said really quick before i get back into mom danny and netanyahu i do want to
00:33:12.680plug oh look at this i am i implant that restores vision to the blind cleared for sale and here's0.61
00:33:18.920the thing it's like this this is the road to hell and it's good for people that are blind i'm glad
00:33:23.380they're going to be able to see but ultimately that's going to be mandatory in 50 years for0.69
00:33:27.760everybody to have it or else you won't be able to look at the special screens that are everywhere
00:33:31.480that help you move around augmented reality you know it'll be like oh you need a cell phone to
00:33:35.280scan a QR code of the airport or else you're not getting your plane ticket. See what I'm saying?
00:33:39.040That's called planned obsolescence. They're going to make you obsolete unless you have the upgrade,
00:33:44.180you see. And then your kid's going to have the CRISPR upgrade and then everybody's going to be
00:33:47.940super and then nobody will be another Incredibles reference for you today. Let's go ahead and do a
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00:36:15.280Now, I want to get into a little bit of a feud here between Mamdani and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, because I think it's interesting to follow this.
00:36:25.680And what you're really witnessing here with Mamdani, which is why I do like to cover him, is this this is the new enemy that we're going to face past 2028 and beyond.0.80
00:36:35.220Right. It's not going to be Chuckie Schumer, not able to grill the hamburger because he's like a sleigh slack from Land of the Lost.0.82
00:36:41.480It's not going to be even like Gavin Newsom who destroyed his state.
00:36:45.080It's not even going to be people like this.
00:36:46.360Maybe in 2028 it will, but in 2032 and onward, it's going to be the DSA.
00:36:51.500It's just going to be these people because they've been given a mandate to win by Donald Trump.
00:36:55.880Donald Trump merged the establishment of the left and right together in this country
00:37:00.700and took us to war in the name of Israel because both those people wanted him to do it on the right and the left.0.79
00:37:05.860That's why I say don't be a donkey, don't be an elephant, you're a human being.
00:37:46.660As those who survive undergo amputation without anesthesia.
00:37:50.160For the targeting of neonatal hospitals and maternity care centers,
00:37:54.680denying newborns even the chance to live.
00:37:56.900For the countless people he starved as he blocked food and humanitarian aid from reaching them.
00:38:01.500For the gunning down of hundreds of aid workers and journalists.
00:38:04.700And just last month, the U.N. confirmed that Palestinian children continue to be deliberately targeted and killed by Israeli armed forces, more than eight months after the so-called ceasefire.
00:38:16.380The list goes on and on, all as we, as Americans, pay for the bombs that do the killing.
00:38:23.020There is a reason the International Criminal Court issued a warrant for his arrest.
00:38:27.460As human beings, we have spent generations building a shared understanding that there are crimes so grave they offend all of humanity.
00:38:34.160Here's the thing. Anyone that goes, oh, but you don't support Trump. You're giving this guy a win in November. What are you a Democrat? What do you do? Support Mom Donnie?
00:38:43.240Me calling out Trump for the war crimes we've been committing and helping Netanyahu commit by co-signing the Palestinian genocide is not me causing Trump to lose. Trump caused himself to lose by doing that. I don't understand how people don't get this. Like what Mom Donnie has said there is all 100 percent accurate. Right.
00:39:00.800That's because he was given that platform by Donald Trump.
00:39:05.300That's if he was an American citizen, he could become president or if he was born here.
00:51:13.000do you want to fight you better believe you got one welcome to the broadcast second hour
00:51:20.920sunday show we're being joined by tom hennessey he's an independent journalist notorious for
00:51:25.780creating and driving against gifts and go campaigns he's been on the ground covering
00:51:29.660the shiloh hendrix case i want to get into this with him uh first off uh tom what's it been like
00:51:35.580being there for the trial oh it's a very interesting event it's uh it's a once in a
00:51:41.380lifetime kind of thing especially with a story that had this much uh of a circus nature around
00:51:46.060it i wasn't sure what to expect i wasn't sure if there was going to be a lot of leftist agitators
00:51:50.200or antifa outside so i wasn't sure what to expect going into it what what did you what did you see
00:51:56.260what was the process like obviously uh she was it's ridiculous she was found guilty i guess of
00:52:01.100what yeah so there was two counts there was two counts of disorderly conduct one towards the child
00:52:07.120in the park and the other count was towards the somali man who was following her around the park
00:52:13.120park filming her actually asking her to say the word and he himself said the word he said he said0.99
00:52:19.600say it do you have the balls to say it again say it again say the n-word and he actually says the0.98
00:52:24.960full word and then he says the n-word a couple times and he says i bet you won't say it again0.99
00:52:29.280wow so obviously shiloh obliged his request and he said it and she said it and so she was found
00:52:36.160guilty for her conduct towards the man following her through the park as she was trying to leave
00:52:42.100with the child on her hip. As she was leaving the park the entire time in that video, you can see
00:52:47.420she's walking away, walking to leave the park. So that's what the jury found her guilty of.
00:52:53.080Man, these Somalis really got a lot of nerve. I want to make it very clear. We're not talking1.00
00:52:56.780about foundational black Americans here. These are people that just got here fresh off the boat,1.00
00:53:00.720East African, not West African, literally Muslim slave traders. That's who they are.1.00
00:53:05.440Yeah. Yeah. These are sub-Saharan Africans. They're known for their scamming. And even in this case, there was additional fraud that was revealed, you know, just just in the course of this case.
00:53:17.220The the state's main witness, Shire Jamali, who was the father of the child, lied on the stand multiple times.
00:53:26.380He perjured himself multiple times, committed perjury. I don't think any of that will be pursued, but he basically just it was a complete clown show.0.94
00:53:33.780no one could believe it they had two translators who were switching out every 30 minutes to
00:53:39.020translate everything he said and it was just total confusion the jury just was looking on in
00:53:44.720disbelief as he was saying these things he would just contradict himself on how did how did they
00:53:50.520reach the guilty verdict then and what was the charge okay so the so the only person that was
00:53:56.800their main witness was the father of the child. So Shiloh's defense attorney thoroughly discredited
00:54:04.040his testimony because he had claimed that, you know, he thought Shiloh was going to attack his
00:54:09.860son when she was going to retrieve the item that was stolen from her. And by the way, Shiloh didn't
00:54:16.120know what was taken from her bag. A lot of the media reports will say applesauce, pack of applesauce.
00:54:21.940Well, Shiloh actually didn't know what was taken from her bag. I think that's important. A lot of
00:54:25.460people missed that part she the kid who was he the father says nine nine years old who wears an
00:54:32.760ankle monitor by the way and police installed because the child has to be held by the hand
00:54:38.060at all times or he will escape and run off the father testified that he would run off two to
00:54:43.120three times per day so he has a police installed tracking device on this kid no joke so so literally
00:54:50.240heavily severely autistic probably criminal mischief and other things he gets up to and0.58
00:54:54.480then he steals out of her purse she calls him whatever he can say whatever he's trying to get0.55
00:54:57.720your property back and then the father videotapes her asterisk to say the n-word and then as she's
00:55:04.920leaving and then she's charged for saying it to him because it's fighting words what she's a woman
00:55:10.000yeah well close so so the father they're all somali so the father uh you know he he's at the
00:55:16.100park he's obviously not holding the child by the hand because the child escapes and he immediately
00:55:21.320goes to steal something you know how ironic is that and goes through shywa's purse shywa runs0.60
00:55:27.980after the kid retrieves the item um which she thought she didn't know if it was her cell phone
00:55:33.620she didn't know if it was her wallet or you know her credit card she didn't know what was taken
00:55:37.740from her purse so she goes to get the item back he drops it because i guess he realizes there's
00:55:43.820a woman chasing him and it turns out to be a turkey puree packet like that has turkey in it0.98
00:55:49.680So then she goes back. She grabs her kid, goes to leave. And another Somali man shows up. He's holding the phone. And that's where the recording starts that you see in the viral video. This Somali man is not related to the father or the child. And so he starts recording. That's where you see the video start from that point.
00:56:29.000Yeah, after I think it was after day two of the after day two, that evening, I walked outside and lo and behold, I see the their star.
00:56:39.440witness walk out, Shire Jamali, the father of the child, and who we've been told in the court that
00:56:45.600he cannot speak English. He walks out, starts talking to the two prosecutors handling the case
00:56:53.140out front of the courthouse, and they just start chatting it up. They start shoving it up.
00:56:57.980No translator needed. And I'm looking at this. It's like, this is crazy. So I take out my phone.
00:57:04.000I start recording them. I have video. I have pictures. And then I go back and I showed Shiloh's attorney.
00:57:13.580He was like, is this just from right now? And I said, yeah. And he just couldn't believe it.
00:57:18.480So it's a big fumble on their part. They actually brought up with the judge.
00:57:22.360Of course, the judge wouldn't allow it. So none of that was allowed to be shown to the jury.
00:57:27.660The Somalis, they called the police immediately after this happened, after the initial incident?
00:57:34.000No, of course not. So the father, he didn't contact police until 10 days after this happened.
00:57:40.600That's how that's how really concerned he was. That's how scared he was that Shiloh was going to.
00:57:46.060They figured out they could drift off it. They figured they could make some money, man.
00:57:48.880They should be in Somalia. They are Somalians. They live in Somalia.1.00
00:57:54.940America is not America because of Somalian immigration and Somalian ingenuity.1.00
00:57:59.260You can get mad at me if you're on the left or more liberal. You hear me say that.1.00
00:58:02.660It's just the truth. Right. So how by importing essentially an invasive species of people into here that are known to be intensely group loyal, intensely group dependent, they're known to uplift themselves.
00:58:14.200They hire and fire themselves exclusively. So I think it's very obvious that corruption just kind of baked in here.
00:58:20.180And I just want to make it clear again, because I feel passionately about this. I love everybody that has a history of being here as an American, as a foundational American.
00:58:27.720You got grandparents here, great grandparents here. You helped build this country. I'm your guy.
00:58:31.760A hundred percent doesn't matter. Black, white, Asian, Mexican, Hispanic, whatever you name it.0.99
00:58:35.860These people literally just got here. They have no right to be here.1.00
00:58:40.040We let in between one and two million people. Just that's just legally every single year in the U.S.
00:58:46.220And then we get beaten over our heads by the evil Jewish or evil white liberal that says that we're racist.0.99
00:58:52.040Right. Because we don't want a Yacoub living here. Can you believe this?1.00
00:58:55.940unbelievable yeah this is these are the consequences of the uh united states refugee act actually that
00:59:02.480allows that that was the mechanism that allowed the presidents to designate a certain amount of
00:59:07.860refugees that they want to bring into the country which always turned out to be on rare exception
00:59:12.840it's usually sub-saharan africans africans uh they bring into this country and they are fully0.98
00:59:18.580subsidized and uh what's also funny about this both of the somalis in question here the person0.98
00:59:24.700that filmed shiloh and also the father they're part of the cdl scam they both have cdl licenses0.59
00:59:31.500it's exactly the scam is just in every direction so they they are part of the cdl scam the somali
00:59:40.460who filmed shiloh he's back in africa right now so he's not even in the u.s oh the motherland okay
00:59:46.740let me ask you about this the man who filmed shiloh also a cel truck driver the guy from
00:59:51.140small you're talking about that he's back there right now he was arrested for rape that's right
00:59:57.180yeah yeah so he this is one of those benefits of multiculturalism diversity i guess so he
01:00:02.900so he came and immediately you know he he uh he was he was arrested i think for some sort of
01:00:08.680protest or some violence of some type and then another time he was arrested for uh kidnapping
01:00:13.780being either one or two girls with his partner,0.94
01:00:18.200and they took the girls to a trailer and raped them.0.97
01:01:12.720is really crazy stuff like the doubles and here's the thing that i'm just gonna make a prediction
01:01:17.780i didn't follow the case itself that closely i haven't seen a clip of the judge it's a fat
01:01:22.380white woman isn't it yep what's her name uh judge uh daily i believe uh i forget her first name but1.00
01:01:30.280yeah she's uh you know ironically she a lot of people pulled up her record guess what she's1.00
01:01:35.200soft on crime when it comes to uh non-white um sex offenders oh yeah she lets them off with a1.00
01:01:41.740slap on her wrist less less um less community service than what what she sentenced shiloh to
01:01:49.520uh so she's soft on crime but in this case and just just to be clear this is a misdemeanor
01:01:55.520for um you know for and for these so-called fighting words that that shiloh used so it's
01:02:02.560a misdemeanor they took it to a jury trial which is unheard of for disorderly conduct
01:02:07.160And it's like point one percent of of of these kind of cases make it to a jury trial.
01:02:13.340So Shiloh is like she's the one percent.0.55
01:02:16.340She's the point zero one percent that actually made it to a jury trial.0.83
01:02:19.220So the whole thing is obviously we know it's a political prosecution for her daring to say the no no words to a protected class of people in this country.0.87
01:02:28.840So that's why she that's why they took her to to court.
01:02:32.300A hundred percent. And just interesting notes about the case, things you picked up, things you noticed while you were there.
01:02:39.860anything in particular one of the disappointing things was i was the only person there really
01:02:46.640uh in the gallery that was not with uh corporate or local media that was already in cahoots
01:02:51.800that i actually wanted to report on what happened in the courtroom you won't get this information
01:02:55.820until they actually release the transcript of the trial because your local media they they didn't
01:03:02.600mention any of this stuff they'll just be very vague about it and they were all sitting on the
01:03:07.060other side of the gallery. They saw the same thing I did. Yet when you check their reports,
01:03:11.900it doesn't mention any of this stuff. So it's just interesting how they just happened to leave
01:03:16.640all this stuff out in their coverage. Yeah. And that just makes me really angry,
01:03:22.340really sad, because I know we're going to see a lot more of it in the future. And ultimately,
01:03:26.260here's my position. People come at me and they call me like a bleeding heart, like liberal or
01:03:30.680leftist because I'm very anti-war. The wars generate the refugee crises that lead to people1.00
01:03:35.840like this being here and i just i find it to be very crazy that people are being like trusting
01:03:41.760trump trump trusting the president when he's creating an environment for people like mom
01:03:45.260donnie to win future elections he's creating an environment for people like aoc uh the ds the dsa
01:03:50.100uh gavin newsom whatever you said whatever you want to say and even if it's a republican
01:03:54.060an establishment republican or whatever a rhino they're all rhinos they should change from a
01:03:58.240elephant to a rhino as the emblem of the party they still they love the h1b they love it and0.54
01:04:03.640all these people got, they got to come here during 2021, 2023, and they got those super low interest
01:04:09.500rates. They got 30 year mortgages they weren't supposed to get, but the bank wanted to make
01:04:12.740money and it knew that they had the money. So it gave them the mortgages. And now I'm 23 and I can't
01:04:17.680start a family, get a house. So it's just one of many factors. What are your thoughts just as it
01:04:24.180goes on the immigration issue, the legal immigration issue in this country and really like where we go
01:04:29.560from here and just kind of like who has a coherent uh platform you think on this
01:04:34.300well it's disappointing i mean obviously i i uh you know trump is in my opinion been a huge
01:04:40.580disappointment he's had the opportunity to do a lot of things and he's all about uh the legal
01:04:44.820immigration which is just a bigger problem as illegal immigration and he's not addressing
01:04:49.380you know we're talking about mass deportations they were never serious about mass deportations
01:04:53.820that was that was a lie we can see that now there's been zero attempt to go after employers
01:04:58.820because they are protecting big business because these people hire illegals.0.55
01:05:04.140And as long as they are working, they don't really care.
01:05:06.920So there's no effort to go after employment-side immigration enforcement.
01:05:13.140And like you said, all these H-1, these paperwork, well, soon-to-be paperwork Americans,0.92
01:05:18.920they're all paying these mortgages, so they don't want to remove these H-1B people
01:05:22.960because they're paying into the system.0.97
01:05:25.480So they're there. They don't have any incentive to remove them.
01:05:29.280And, you know, if you run the numbers, there's like three, three to four thousand anchor babies being born every day from this massive amount of foreigners that are in this country.
01:05:40.420And so, you know, that's and they talk about mass deportations.
01:05:43.080That doesn't even keep up with the number of anchor babies being born on a daily basis.
01:05:46.960So it's very blackpilling. And unfortunately, Trump is not doing enough.
01:05:51.640Yeah, I think people care more, you know, like 10, 20 years. We truly have a country that's unrecognizable. It's unrecognizable already. But people are going to just look up from their phones and be like, where's my country gone? And it's like, well, you know, your grandparents voted for this. So it is what it is. And I look at it. I'm 23. And none of this stuff is my fault. You know, like the first election I could vote in was 2020. Right. I just think a lot of young people, we have problems looking at this situation because we didn't control any of it. We weren't responsible for any of it.
01:06:19.100And the same people that are responsible for it, that did vote for it, that did make the compromises, they're still around trying to boss us around and telling us what to do.
01:07:13.920When I voted for the peace president, I voted for a guy that I believe to be focused on domestic policy.
01:07:18.620And when you look at the first term of Trump, they told him that 17 billion dollars for the wall would bankrupt the country, bankrupt the budget.
01:07:25.760Oh, no, you can't ask for that. I'm old enough to remember. I watched Fox News.
01:07:29.160OK, I watched CNN at the time. I watched the tape.
01:07:31.780But then we can fart out two hundred billion dollars in like thirty nine or one hundred and fifty days.
01:07:37.460We just farted out whenever we want. Ukraine and Israel gets everything they want.
01:07:42.100And this, you know, the first two years has been nonstop, basically MIGA policy.0.69
01:07:46.460So, you know, make Israel great again.0.93
01:07:55.080And I played some clips of Lindsey Graham in the first hour, just kind of gloating over, like, he engineered, wanted this to happen for years.
01:08:01.760Trump was a guy they finally able to execute on.
01:08:04.220And I just, I wish we took care of our people here at home because people here at home, they deserve to speak English.
01:08:08.880They deserve to be able to pay for things, be able to go to the gas station, be able to have the normal American life of owning a house, owning a home.
01:08:15.700You shouldn't be deprioritized in the interest of foreigners because here's you know what they are.
01:08:20.280They're economic units. That's why they speak so highly of them.
01:08:23.780That's why the politicians left, right and center all love them.
01:08:26.600That's why they're so pro legal immigration specifically is because they are the economic units that they can just plug into the society.
01:08:32.820Hey, this has a high birth rate. This has employment. We can get a scholarship, whatever.
01:08:38.880And then, boom, that's our economic unit, but that's not an American.0.88
01:08:44.220Yeah, I mean, it's – well, it's just some – this egalitarian viewpoint, which they think that everybody is capable of all things.1.00
01:08:52.360So they bring in these third-world people, and they think they're just going to plug them into the system, and they're going to get the same results.0.98
01:09:07.100I'd love to see a case where they if it's such a benefit, show me a place where they're bringing all these people and things actually approve, because I haven't seen that.
01:09:14.640Everything always declines. Everything crime goes up. You know, your city infrastructure starts to degrade.
01:09:22.120There's crimes. There's crime and your mass transportation.
01:09:27.600There's there's issues on mass transportation in the city, wherever these people are.0.81
01:09:31.080So how are you supposed to assimilate when you're from essentially a pirate desert and you're slave traders?
01:09:37.100seriously good question like it's a dude it's insane and people go
01:09:41.260but then they don't care about them literally selling people into slavery
01:09:44.800like it's it's i i hate gad sad and i'm not a fan of him he's of course idf agent and all that
01:09:51.080but he's right it's suicidal empathy what do you think no absolutely suicidal empathy uh you know
01:09:59.000voting rights this goes back you know this has been a long thing coming um you know you can go
01:10:04.060back to voting rights who's allowed to vote in this country you know we got away from like land
01:10:08.080ownership people that were actually had skin in the game and now we give everybody voting rights
01:10:13.240so it's a lot of problems i'm not sure how we're going to get out of this but uh yeah i've been uh
01:10:19.040kind of disappointed with trump's you know i did vote for trump yeah i'm not um kind of he's not
01:10:25.380it's kind of embarrassing now what we're gonna have to do and this rubs a lot of people the
01:10:31.240wrong way, but it's it's the truth is we have to embrace the American identity of people that have
01:10:36.360been here because you're not only going to be able to do this with white people. That's just the
01:10:39.920reality in the future. You have to explain to people, hey, your parents died for your right
01:10:44.800to be free here. And there are people that got here 20 minutes ago that are taking your subsidies
01:10:49.240like that. That's the argument needs to be made to people that are here, regardless of their skin
01:10:53.520color or ethnicity in general. If you've been here for a while, we don't need these people.0.96
01:10:58.020we need you you should be succeeding why are they succeeding why do they get benefits why do they get
01:11:02.320to go to college why do they get scholarships why not you and i think if we make that argument to
01:11:06.340more people specifically just to the young people of the country in general and you say hey wake up
01:11:10.880wake up jamal like abdul is coming here and he's taking your house like seriously i think that's
01:11:15.780a positive message what do you think yeah i mean you could try i'm not sure if that's gonna work
01:11:21.040but uh yeah it's definitely made it's worth making the case because you know those those groups of
01:11:25.940people don't like each other also. So, you know, you see where these Somalians go in and like0.84
01:11:30.900American blacks are not fans of them either. So, you know, multiculturalism, there's going to be
01:11:36.280multiple warring tribes that are beefing with each other. We've seen, you know, this is still
01:11:41.440growing. Rochester actually, where this happened, Rochester has a fairly small Somalian population.
01:11:47.780It's still majority white. When I was there, it was mostly white. When you walk around cities in
01:11:53.120Florida, for example, you see, you know, way more diversity and way more problems.0.95
01:11:58.440But, you know, these these it's it's ironic because they inserted these people into the middle of the country in the most white places in the country by design.0.89
01:12:07.820So they've already flipped Minnesota. And I'm sure they're going to try to do.0.93
01:12:11.840I think they're doing the same thing in Maine. It's an economic block.
01:12:14.940It's a voting block. It's built in to run the system wherever they need to plug it in.
01:12:18.640Thank you, Tom Hennessey. Where can people find you?
01:12:20.600yeah tom hennessey 69 on twitter on not twitter x x tom hennessey 69 and also the fundraiser for
01:12:29.400shiloh which is still ongoing because of this so if you want to kick in a few bucks she's going to
01:12:34.580be appealing this this is pinned on my profile so if you scroll down there a little bit it's it's
01:12:39.420like the first thing so you can uh donate to shiloh's fundraiser so i'd appreciate it if you
01:12:44.940want to know how to help uh just donate to her fundraiser she'll be appealing the case and
01:12:50.480I'd like to get it over a million to send a message.
01:12:53.200The fundraiser has been very successful.
01:13:40.680We got the Nixon shirts, we got America 250 shirts, we got the hats, got the power plant,
01:13:45.500the methyl drive the methylcobalamin all of it and more thealexjonesstore.com i will see you after0.74
01:13:51.140these messages the h1b housing crisis gets more insane the deeper you look into it so according
01:14:02.700to the national association of realtors for the year of 2025 indian nationals spent 2.2 billion
01:14:09.540dollars on houses in the united states now apparently the biggest misconception is that
01:14:15.020the h-1b program is temporary it was created for temporary visa workers to come over to the u.s
01:14:21.380and maintain jobs and work and then eventually go back to where they came from well now as many of
01:14:27.480you have become aware the h-1b visa program is being used as a loophole to stay in america but
01:14:33.420this isn't just something that you and i are aware of because the banks are also aware of it
01:14:37.740considering they're just giving away 30-year mortgage loans to these H-1B visa holders.
01:14:42.900Now, out of the $2.2 billion, 97% have lived in the United States and 67% bought a home and made0.59
01:14:49.500it their primary residence. Now, why would people be buying homes if they were only here temporarily?
01:14:55.980The backlog for a green card is over like 100 years of wait time. So, all of these H-1B visa0.99
01:15:01.400holders continue to simultaneously renew their visa over and over and over again because there's
01:15:05.780not a cap on it. So the overall problem is that when the government tries to tell you that they
01:15:10.220want to fix the H-1B visa program, just know that the banks already know what the H-1B visa holders0.64
01:15:16.900are doing, which is why they're going to go ahead and offer these people 30-year mortgages.0.55
01:15:21.200If the government actually cared and wanted to put in the effort to fix and change the H-1B visa
01:15:26.600program so it wasn't being taken advantage of, then they would have done it already. And this
01:15:30.800is just yet again another loophole that a bunch of foreigners are using to get into the country.0.97
01:15:35.400You could probably show me on one hand a group of people who were actually utilizing the H-1B visa program as it was made to come in to work temporarily and then leave.
01:15:45.740But the majority of people using it, per the data, show what everybody has been saying, is that these people don't come in temporarily.
01:15:52.900They come in, they buy homes, and they stay here.
01:15:55.260But they just don't want to put in the time and effort to become American citizens.0.99
01:17:54.500So I don't want you in my country.1.00
01:17:56.420Just go trade slaves or slaves over there.0.95
01:17:58.300You know, we did regime change in Libya that failed to failed state.
01:18:00.860They have slaves there to maybe move to Libya.
01:18:03.140It's more in common with your culture to live in Libya and to trade slaves on the auction block than it is to be here because we don't do slavery here.0.51
01:18:12.000Look at that. Throw that up. You think I'm lying. It's the truth.0.75
01:18:15.380The slave trade of the Bajun and Bandir coasts.
01:18:19.140You can go read this article. Look at that. So this is on the record.
01:18:22.120True. Nobody knows this. Nobody talks about this.
01:18:24.940But these are the people that can assimilate into our country the best.
01:18:28.300The people with an insane slave trade history known for being coastal slave traders, known for being pirates as well.
01:18:33.660I mean, maybe the boomers like pirates of the Caribbean a little too much and they think it's kind of like that over there or something or whatever.1.00
01:18:41.740But I know I won't ever be voting for any of this mass immigration.1.00
01:18:45.460But, you know, I did kind of because I voted for Trump and he didn't do anything about it.1.00
01:18:52.200New Mexico Attorney General says the DOJ is stonewalling his investigation into Epstein's Zorro Ranch.
01:18:59.240Let's not forget about Epstein, OK, because this is the real reason why the war is happening right now.
01:19:05.080Operation Epic Fury, more like Operation Epstein Fury.
01:19:08.840It's all a distraction, ladies and gentlemen.
01:19:10.640Nearly five months after New York Attorney General asked the U.S. Department of Justice for unredacted files tied to the Jeffrey Epstein case,
01:19:18.280Attorney General Raul Torres said federal officials are now making it clear that they will not cooperate. Torres said the U.S. Attorney's Office for Southern District of New York, the office assigned, a little burp there, handling Epstein files, told his office by phone Tuesday that it will not support the state's reopened investigation.
01:19:36.820In 2019, federal prosecutors asked Torres' predecessor, Hector Balderas, to pause his investigation into Zorro Ranch to avoid interfering with federal proceedings.
01:19:45.620Now, Torres is leading the only active criminal investigation related to Epstein.
01:19:49.400He said survivors and the public deserve a full accounting of what happened at Zorro Ranch.
01:19:53.240I think it's a tragedy and a real stain on the Justice Department that it has gone on this long without real accountability for the crimes that occurred at Zorro Ranch.
01:20:01.480Of course, the record from the government is that there are no crimes.
01:20:04.480Epstein never trafficked anybody. He's not a pedophile. Epstein, in fact, never existed.
01:20:08.880And that's called Epstein apologetics. I'm going to dispel that for you right now.
01:20:12.420Pam Boddy is on tape saying she has thousands of hours of the worst, most graphic things. Oh,
01:20:17.180my gosh. And it's going to get released. And then she's on tape saying, oh, no, no. Well,
01:20:21.080it wasn't Epstein. It was all child porn. So to the people like Andrew Wilson, who says Epstein's0.99
01:20:25.380not a pedophile, to people like Gavin McGinnis, who says Epstein's not a pedophile, just a pervert,
01:20:29.880to people like Ben Shapiro and all these other types. Right. It's a real group of friends over
01:20:34.220there. Michael Tracy, kind of the king daddy of all the Epstein apologetics to all those people.
01:20:39.100How do you deal with that? He's on record a pedophile. He's on record at least having0.85
01:20:43.680thousands of hours of child pornography. This guy, Epstein, the president's best friend
01:20:49.480and confidant right there. He's on the record. But don't know. My friends will get hurt. That's
01:20:55.220what Donald Trump said. And that's why Epstein can't exist. All right, let's go to the clip.
01:20:59.860Our attorney general, Hector Balderas, says his office paused its own investigation
01:21:04.200after reaching an agreement with federal prosecutors in New York,
01:21:07.660an agreement he now says was never fully honored.
01:33:26.700How about my friends get to own a home? How about our families get to grow? How about we get to do America like all you rich people did in the 90s? We weren't rich. We struggled and fought very hard. Oh, please. Tell me about your 90 grand house. Please. Tell me about it. Oh, my interest rate was bad. You don't know. You don't understand. I know people that work for jobs and are still dead ass broke.