00:11:45.180Well, Trump never pretended to not be a playboy.
00:11:47.120I'm not defending Trump, it's just a fact.1.00
00:11:48.340But for Muslims to point at us and talk about moral superiority, when all the weird pedophilia that's baked into the Koran, the multiple wives, you can kill your wife in an honor killing your daughter, throw homosexuals off cliffs.1.00
00:12:04.080I mean, it's just the pot calling the kettle black.0.99
00:12:09.700So we'll be getting to some of that today.
00:12:13.380We also have major betrayal, of course, of the swamp.
00:12:16.420turncoat John Thune sends Senate home for 37 days, but schedules 11 pro forma sessions to block
00:12:23.980Trump for making recess appointments. And they're still blocking, though they say they're supporting
00:12:29.140the SAVE Act that would have voter ID, something that over 80% of American voters support.
00:12:34.420Hell, in some polls it's over 90, but still every Democrat is opposing it. So we'll be
00:12:42.340laying all of that out today as well and taking your phone calls. Now, I tend to always start
00:12:50.520off getting into the Strait of Hormuz and Iran and the Russia war and how deadly that is and0.92
00:12:54.680how dangerous that is. But I'm going to table that for now until later in the broadcast and
00:12:59.900my interview that I conducted Saturday after the debates there in Dallas. I was on the panel that
00:13:07.700was America first against the MAGA, so-called MAGA pro-war panel. I don't know why we were
00:13:12.100even framing MAGA as pro-war, but I guess Trump's the leader of it, so it is. It was a pretty0.99
00:13:16.700powerful, important interview with major updates. His predictions have all come true. He's made some
00:13:20.660new ones. That is coming up later in the transmission today. Also, California City
00:13:27.140declares state of emergency after cyber attack on computer systems. A lot more of those have
00:13:33.080been happening. The Islamic stack is particularly important when you juxtapose it with you go to a1.00
00:13:40.620sporting store, buy a legal baseball bat, the police are waiting for you to walk out, and they0.98
00:13:45.420arrest you. But the Muslims and 13 other groups are allowed to have knives and swords as part of0.98
00:13:50.720their, quote, religion, and run around brandishing them and threatening people with them. That is all1.00
00:13:56.380coming up as well. But the first thing I wanted to get to is the economic end.
00:14:05.660Not just the military end, but what it's doing to the economy, the Iran war, the Russia war,
00:14:11.940not just what it cost us, the hundreds of billions of dollars, but what it's doing to energy,
00:14:15.380Russia cutting energy exports. I was a third of the energy that the world gets going to the
00:14:20.280almost. And then Trump over the weekend in this interview saying, when I see the polls,
00:14:27.020the economy, I should have 150 approval, not just 100. And in the real polls, he's down in the low
00:14:33.74030s or high 20s. But CNN continues to have these weird, quote, polls that are really
00:14:40.160surveys where they call a few people that they've already talked to before who they say are MAGA.
00:14:46.400And then they come back and say, oh, look, Trump has 100% approval rating.
00:14:50.560And then Trump hangs his hat on that, believing that.
00:14:57.800A recent even CNN poll found that was actually a real poll.
00:15:02.20023% of Americans say the economy is good, while 77% say it is poor.
00:15:06.840But Trump says, when I see polls in the economy, I should have 150 approval rating, not just 100.
00:23:04.580And I understand the personality of Trump has become toxic and radioactive for many,
00:23:08.280but moving past that, he's gone in two years.
00:23:13.940And so J.D. Vance, as I said a year ago, needs to start decoupling himself from Trump as
00:23:17.920budget as he can diplomatically so he doesn't get all of that taint so he can beat marco rubio in
00:23:23.580the primaries you say oh they're all bad you're getting fooled again no i'm not i definitely out
00:23:29.740of the field of republicans want a jd vance over a marco neocon rubio i mean come on i mean today
00:23:37.740if you could vote again would you vote for trump or kamala harris i would still vote for trump
00:23:41.400It's not that I'm conned. It's not that I'm drinking the Kool-Aid or I'm an idiot.0.99
00:23:49.360If that's the only choices you've got, and Kamala had said she was going to go to full war with Iran as well, she can barely even talk.0.96
00:23:59.780Now, that's not an endorsement of the Iran war.
00:24:01.460I'm talking about if you had those two choices with at least the border shut down, at least there's some deportations, at least there are trillions of dollars of investments coming into the country.
00:24:11.400I'm talking about being honest in the real world.
00:25:45.580So we better have a larger debate about this.
00:25:47.960And I don't just mean today, I mean ongoing.
00:25:50.080What do we do with the end of the Trump era?
00:25:52.560We got to start getting positioned yesterday for what's happening and the Democrats,
00:25:56.620because we know we've got a lot better Republican candidates and local Republicans
00:26:00.500and state Republicans and congressional Republicans.
00:26:02.400We got a bunch of bad ones, too, but it's night and day.
00:26:06.300The Republican field we've got compared to the Democrats, and I don't want Trump and all of his terrible missteps and terrible statements to take the oxygen out of the room.0.54
00:26:17.980I want to, like, triage him, quarantine him politically and say he doesn't represent real America first, and we're going to go in and try to salvage what we can at the state and federal level as some type of defense against the globalist BlackRock, WF, UN, Red-Green Alliance juggernaut.
00:26:39.380Because we won the debate on the war and Iran being wrong and a setup and Israel first and dangerous against the other panel.0.50
00:26:47.980But listening to them point out, okay, what are you going to do then?0.69
00:26:52.700We better start having a next phase strategy.
00:37:16.840I've been a transgender woman caged for my whole life,
00:37:20.620And I didn't even know it. I trusted the science. I went through, you know, elementary school and whatnot.
00:37:26.320And they used to say, these are men. These are women. You're a boy. You're a girl.
00:37:29.440Even in the in the in the school, they had the bathrooms. They were they were separated by boys and girls.
00:37:33.780And and I really feel taken advantage of the American education system because, I mean, I came from the millennial generation and we were lied to.
00:37:41.560We were lied to the science. We we could not trust our science when I was growing up.
00:38:06.340Hopefully they're not going to try to block you because all the other biological men, all these sports, they just let them come on in and even break women's jaws and stuff.
00:38:13.320And then even in Canada, they let 56-year-old men compete in girls' middle school and high school swimming now.
00:39:02.140I mean, I'm standing on the shoulders of of Dennis Rodman and and you want a man and and many other, you know, non-binary and gender fluid individuals that came before me.
00:39:14.180Are you going to file a lawsuit of the WNBA tries to keep you out of the draft?
00:39:17.620Because, I mean, I know you've been in the NBA and you made it in the draft.
00:39:22.560What are the hurdles you face because of the still institutional suppression of the trans community in the in the WNBA?
00:39:32.140Well, we have to go through the legal process. Yeah. And I have my legal team looking into it. I've had great legal minds like Leo Terrell offer to help with any civil rights discrimination cases that may come up in this situation. And ultimately, you know, it's going to be very interesting to see the determination made by the WNBA here.
00:39:49.120You know, I'm glued to my seat like everybody else to try and figure out what are the parameters, the real criteria for eligibility in some of these professional leagues.
00:40:00.480And obviously, I want a chance to play.
00:40:03.440I think Enos should get a chance to play.
00:40:05.120I think any person who genuinely feels like a woman deep down should get a chance to play.
00:40:13.440Hopefully, I end up at the Minnesota Lynx.
00:40:14.920I'm a hometown guy through and through.
00:40:16.640And, you know, we got our primary tomorrow, August 11th, myself, the great Mike Lindell, running to try and secure the nomination on the Republican side.
00:40:25.600And, hey, I may even be the first, the first sometimes identifying as a black.
00:40:31.520I'm sorry, I'm new to the wig, so I'm just seeing in the camera here.
00:40:34.440I'm just trying to make it make it make it look glow, glowy.
00:40:37.140Yeah, yours isn't real like Owen Troyer.
00:41:12.820I mean, you know, cultural appropriation only works in one direction.0.62
00:41:16.120If you're if you're white and you appropriate black people's culture, that is an ephomnia.0.87
00:41:21.660Right. But if you're black, you're just you're just getting retribution for 500 years of systemic oppression.0.97
00:41:27.400So, again, but I was just thinking about this morning, like I may actually end up being the first sometimes identifying as a black trans lesbian in the United States Senate.
00:41:38.980And how could the Democrats who are going to go vote tomorrow in our primary not get behind me as well?
00:41:47.000And again, what is Owen's new female name?
00:45:54.100All these other beautiful queens in the WNBA have to have to embrace the rise in competition, the elevation of the competition.1.00
00:46:02.360And that's just going to only make them tougher and better players.0.87
00:46:07.900And, you know, if they can't deal with that, if they can't handle a little physicality from a person assigned male at birth, you know, then they got to really look in the mirror and ask themselves, is basketball, professional basketball, the sport for them?
00:46:21.520Well, what about this issue that's been raised?
00:46:23.360It's already happening in track and field where almost all the winners are biological males.
00:46:28.100When we get to a point where it's all biological males in the WNBA, and so biological women will not be able to be in professional sports,
00:46:34.060I mean, the natural evolution is there will be a certain number of biological men who are stunning and brave0.94
00:46:38.580who will decide they're just going to take over all the sports, and the biological women will not be anywhere in sports.0.83
00:46:44.000Is that not the ultimate form and expression of feminism, that no biological women will be able to compete in any level of sports?1.00
00:46:49.840well you know ultimately that's a decision that that people assigned female at birth are going
00:46:55.500to have to have to band together and figure out it's not it's not for me i'm sometimes identifying
00:47:01.600as a black transgender lesbian that that conversation that decision i think personally
00:47:08.000is something that's gonna you know be made collectively by people assigned female at birth
00:47:13.600and they're gonna have to decide whether or not any institutions for for for females you know
00:47:19.640women assigned female at birth are valuable anymore i i don't think you know why do we need
00:47:24.500those we should just make the game as entertaining as possible as as valuable as possible right as
00:47:29.760profitable as possible it's obvious that if lebron james and me and enos and kairi irving or any of
00:47:36.460the other uh you know um men uh assigned male at birth people uh players decided to come over the
00:47:42.820game will be will be much more entertaining and much more competitive be much more equal for sure
00:47:48.300Well, sure. But doesn't the NBA make like three, four times the money, the WNBA and the players that do make the money are under attack.0.90
00:47:54.300So, I mean, at the same time, if it is all biological male, then by extension, it will end up being more successful.0.60
00:48:02.440And plus, we all know from Gamergate and the Hollywood funding and the ESG scores through BlackRock that Hollywood always shows women as physically as strong or stronger than men.0.78
00:48:11.460We all know that's true. So if women don't like men taking over women's sports, they can just go take over men's sports.0.90
00:48:17.300I mean, because there's no biological difference.0.99
00:56:43.940Just search the term ivermectin menbezidol
00:56:48.200and just put in study and do your own research
00:56:51.280and see what the system has been suppressing about this.
00:56:55.120This is something, in my view, talk to your physician, and when you go to the website, it's online pharmacy, and they've got nurses, doctors, all of it, and then you get the prescription.
00:57:03.580It's very, very easy to do, and I would recommend to talk to your doctors.
00:58:55.100Royce White is our guest, and he is now transitioning in one of his identities to be a woman in the WNBA, just to illustrate what's going on here.
00:59:04.320But he's also running for national office.
00:59:08.140And so just talking about that, Mike Lindell, what are you expecting?
00:59:14.500And then give us your take overall, just a snapshot of MAGA, of Trump and Iran and where this is all going.
00:59:21.960And how do we start transitioning two years out from the end of the MAGA era and I think bring in America first and not just get so upset about Trump?
00:59:31.340I mean, we're obviously upset, but we obviously resist some of the bad things he's doing.
00:59:34.580But at the same time, don't embrace Democrats just out of our anger of Trump.
00:59:39.720Because I'm seeing some of that, and it makes no sense, Royce.
00:59:44.860Well, at least on the campaign trail, I've been focusing on three issues.
00:59:51.980Secure the elections, restart, and finish the mass deportations.
00:59:56.520And we have to arrest some of these deep state traitors.
01:00:01.220Got to arrest some of these deep state traitors.
01:00:02.920There have to be arrests. If there aren't going to be significant arrests, the entire justice system and justice as an idea is undermined.
01:00:09.060So those are the things we have to do. First, I'm all, you know, very vocal about my thought that we should have term limits.
01:00:18.180We should ban Marxism and Sharia law nationwide. And I think we should ban PACs and lobbies as well.
01:00:24.460So those are controversial, you know, controversial takes. It shouldn't be.
01:00:27.840I don't think they should be, but they certainly would be in mainstream politics or from mainstream candidates.
01:00:32.280Those are my focus areas on the campaign trail.
01:00:36.240And then I always go back to reference St. Augustine as far as the war goes and foreign policy as a whole.
01:00:41.720In the City of God, St. Augustine writes, a brief and true definition of virtue is rightly ordered love.
01:00:47.660Rightly ordered love, order amoris, and later the great St. Thomas Aquinas would expand on it and say,
01:00:53.460ordo caritatis, there's rightly ordered love and there's rightly ordered charity.
01:00:56.960And it's one of the most brilliant ideas outside of the gospel where they use a geometric example to illustrate it.
01:01:06.060And they say the rightful order of things is God at the center and it expands outward in concentric circles, that which is most local to you first, never surrendering your near duties for faraway causes.
01:01:17.120And I don't think anybody could argue that America's foreign policy, which is for the most part dominated all of our policy, is a good example of wrongly ordered virtue.
01:01:27.560Apropos to my opponent, Michelle Tafoya, who was hand selected, recruited by Tim Scott, who I remember saying on the 2024 presidential campaign trail, we must always be ready to fight a three front war in Asia.
01:01:41.340We must always be ready to fight a three front war in Asia.
01:01:45.860Now, the conventional wisdom of yester, yesteryear was never getting to a land war in Asia.
01:01:51.580People like Tim Scott, Michelle Tafoya and the rest of the traitors around President Trump who are advising him on some of these matters want us in a war in Asia on three fronts at all times.
01:02:52.140And now they're organized around a principle that says China and the Chinese people have the mandate from heaven and their race, their ethno nationality is supreme.
01:03:05.380That's why the globalists undermine nationalism and any type of identity is because if you don't have that, you don't have the building blocks for anything.
01:50:08.640There is an old saying in America, don't tread on me.
01:50:11.200But I think it's time for a new saying, tread right ahead.
01:50:13.940Or even better, turn in your firearms.
01:50:15.760If you don't have a suitable street corner for your flock cameras, or if people keep cutting them down, try flock drones.
01:50:21.880An even simpler way to become enslaved by your AI overlords.
01:50:24.760Don't worry, these ALPRs can only be used to read your license plate and definitely cannot be used to personally identify you in other ways, unless you need them to.
01:50:33.580Will we actually arrest any of the bad guys that we track with these things?
01:50:36.760Probably not, because nobody ever seems to get arrested.
01:50:39.460And if you do manage to convince your city council to get rid of flat cameras, don't worry.
01:50:44.140Axon is on the way to come and do probably exactly the same thing.
01:50:50.260So again, it's great to talk about don't give up liberty for security.
01:50:53.440you'll get neither, as Benjamin Franklin said. But I would ask her, okay, what about your cell
01:50:58.880phone? What about the car? What about all of it? What about all the other surveillance systems?
01:51:03.160I just want people to see the big picture. And then we need to have legislation that goes in
01:51:09.620and needs to be serious criminal penalties for what these companies and corporations and
01:51:14.380governments are doing. But the government, through In-Q-Tel and the CIA and the NSA,
01:51:17.900set all this up, and so they want it this way.
01:51:21.900This has been designed since 1960 under a DARPA plan
01:51:26.200called the Intergalactic Communications Network.
02:01:47.700Even here close to home, they were violating people's trust.
02:01:53.420And so we pulled the funding from the sheriff's office to not continue that contract.
02:02:02.620But in the meantime, we've, you know, we recognize that it's an important technology.
02:02:10.460And again, just to give the other side of this to law enforcement in particular, Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman has defended the Flock camera system and the technology saying that they use it as a tool to get violent criminals off the street to prevent crime and also to prosecute, get, you know, suspects.
02:02:31.060to the point of where prosecutors can charge them, right?
02:02:35.920In terms of the Dane County chair, what you just heard about how they pulled that funding,
02:02:41.040they since restored the funding for a different technology, though, to be used, not for FLOC.
02:09:37.920So campaigning begins as soon as these midterms end, and we need a unified strategy and clear and consistent messaging to build a new coalition that can actually defeat the uniparty establishment.
02:09:48.700And I want to make it abundantly clear, Alex, it's that nobody from the Trump administration has a chance of winning.
02:09:54.720So that kind of leaves us with two options.
02:09:56.580One, we can build a third party as proposed by Tucker Carlson, which is a bipartisan ticket centered around reclaiming American sovereignty and non-interventionist foreign policy.
02:10:05.980That would be led by MAGA OGs that have been betrayed by Trump to build their credibility.
02:10:10.300And then option two is the Nick Fuentes route, the dark horse GOP reformer, a Christian nationalist hardliner.
02:10:16.480The argument here is that we cannot compromise on conservative Christian principles and morality.0.69
02:10:21.080And the boomers will still be a major voting bloc, Alex, in 2028.0.69
02:10:24.300And they will obviously vote red down the line.0.96
02:10:27.180So if we can get our candidate through the primary, we can bypass the boomer problem.0.96
02:10:31.140So, Alex, you've been on the tip of spear for over three decades.0.99
02:10:33.800We need your decisive leadership now more than ever.
02:10:37.140We have less than three months to align on a strategy for 2028 and build the ground and digital infrastructure necessary for a grassroots campaign to win against the establishment.
02:10:48.020Where are you leaning today, and will you commit to aligning on a path forward by the end of the 2026 midterms so we have enough time to fight for the future of our country?
02:10:57.720Well, that's why I opened the phones up, Lou.
02:10:59.900It's not that I've got all the answers.
02:11:02.300I'm just one voice that has a focal point so people, you know, has a little bit more push than the average person.
02:11:07.280But you're calling in to give your view.
02:11:09.960I mean, I think it's an America first.
02:11:11.400You've got to define what that is.0.96
02:11:12.420I think absolutely we're against the NDAA passing to give Israel control of our country.0.95
02:12:46.300As broken as the two-party system is, I don't think we're in a position where we can go all in on a third party
02:12:52.240in 2028. We have the boomers to worry about. We have the traditional mainstream conservative to1.00
02:12:57.700worry about. And we can accomplish everything that that third party is trying to do, which is
02:13:01.380putting American sovereignty first, putting our domestic policies first with a dark horse GOP
02:13:06.900reformer. Trump did this in 2016. Like we have the blueprint. It's been done before. We need to do it
02:13:11.760again, but actually have someone that will deliver on the promises and execute the mandate.
02:13:16.460No, I 100 percent agree with you. I totally. People say, oh, Trump, you got fooled. Don't. He didn't know what he was doing. Not as he said that he admitted it. It's real. He was way better than he decided to just go with the system, be corrupt, involve them all in his corruption as really his protection with the insider trading and the Epstein cover up because he figured out once I'm out of here, they're going to destroy me.
02:13:40.860And so he decided to basically become the god of the swamp and still do some good.
02:14:09.260And I want to make it clear. James Fishback is the blueprint. He used a combination of an intense ground campaign.
02:14:15.720He went to all 67 counties in Florida, the first governor candidate in state history to ever do this.
02:14:20.980He went to every single local Republican meeting, every single, you know, Boomers United meeting all across the state.
02:14:27.780So he was able to get in front of the traditional GOP voter, which is less than 10 percent of the population.
02:14:32.760And almost all of them are over the age of 50.0.97
02:14:34.460No, I agree. Fishback as a model of smart, talented, well-spoken, high-energy, good policies that actually does work, doesn't just run for office as a stunt.
02:14:44.520Yeah, people like that are the model of the future.
02:14:47.340And this is where we need you to come in, Alex, because the patriot media really let down the America First grassroots candidates in these midterms because we didn't put the primary at the forefront.
02:14:58.980Obviously, Doc Pete Chambers wasn't really on anyone's radar.
02:15:01.540He came on your show about a week before the actual election.
02:15:05.020And I was trying to get him on before, and then as a punishment, we got sued when he came on.
02:15:12.500But we need a united front, not just from you, from everyone in Patriot Media to get behind these guys, because they're sacrificing everything.
02:15:18.460It's not just guys like Doc Pete Chambers.
02:15:19.980We have people like Aaron Baker, Mike Will and all these guys running against.
02:15:23.500Well, notice, I never even talked about getting sued by Colony Ridge as punishment for having him on.
02:15:28.300I'm attacked so much, 99% of the attacks on us wouldn't even tell you about.
02:16:57.940A convention of states, Article 5 in the Constitution that allows people outside of Congress to actually pass laws.
02:17:05.220Why has that never gotten any traction?
02:17:07.880Well, a constitutional convention is very, very dangerous, but we are in an emergency situation.
02:17:12.760And the Democrats during one of those and the deep state could flood the zone with their deep state money, with their dark money, and could really cause some problems.
02:17:26.640I'm not totally against the Constitutional Convention, but it is really the nuclear option.
02:17:32.260But so is getting rid of the filibuster.
02:17:34.840But notice they don't want to get rid of the filibuster because they want to block Trump's good parts of his agenda.
02:18:46.340And the reason I don't agree with that is because of the trajectory of the current Democrat Party.
02:18:52.060What Trump kind of did, and where I think you and I and others like us got excited with this last administration,
02:18:56.820were pulling some of those Democrats over into this way with us, the Tulseys and the Kennedys.0.58
02:19:04.340And maybe there could be more of that in the future if the Democrat platform is going to continue to be that of, you know, Sharia law and communism.0.71
02:19:13.560They won't do anything but really help us.
02:19:15.960And that's what Trump's running on is I'm not a communist.
02:29:18.780We have to tell people, get off their butts, get off their chairs, get out.0.69
02:29:22.780If you were MAGA, if you weren't MAGA, if you were America first, whatever, if you voted for Trump and you were Democrat, get out there and vote Republican because the red-green alliance has taken over the Democrat Party.0.96
02:29:38.960Yeah, and I think a lot of people, not Tucker but some others, are being friendly to the Democrats because they don't want to be put in prison by them when they come back into control.
02:29:47.220Notice you don't see the Democrats on my show because they know it ain't happening.
02:32:48.500And people like him are still being demonized by the corporate media that wants this war.
02:32:52.180People that lie, Trump, into it are seen as a hero.0.64
02:32:54.040So it was great to be part of this debate that Brandon Strzok put out that's going to be aired in about a week on just the civil war with Enmaga.
02:33:04.560I think it's people that care about America, as you've said, that are just simply trying to put their two cents in to try to correct the course.
02:33:13.200But back when you said what you said, I agree with you because I'd studied the same information, didn't have all your sources, but I thought you were right, probably right.
02:33:20.420Now you've been proven right, but I've noticed in all the interviews I've seen, you're not doing a victory lap.
02:33:24.200You seem pretty sad about the fact that you were proven right.
02:33:27.020So if you could just kind of brief the American people and brief President Trump on an off-ramp here and where you think this is going, because you were so accurate before, if we don't turn this around.
02:33:37.500Well, we have a narrow window to actually end the war and get out of it right now.0.58
02:33:41.620We have a tentative, not ceasefire on paper, but we're not actively shooting at the Iranians.0.87
02:33:47.140However, President Trump believes that he needs to have a piece of paper, some sort of a formal deal.0.60
02:33:52.780The Iranians simply will not give him a formal deal.
02:33:55.700We have galvanized the Iranian people around the current regime by killing the supreme leader,0.76
02:34:00.340by the tragic strike that we did against the girls' school.
02:34:03.200The Iranians right now believe this war is existential for their survival.
02:34:06.280They're not going to give President Trump a deal.0.85
02:34:08.340They have every incentive right now to suck us back into a protracted conflict to make us withdraw in a military defeat.
02:34:15.500They feel they need to do that for their own deterrence.
02:34:17.860So what I think President Trump needs to do is basically walk away from the table, get our troops out of striking distance.
02:34:23.860We've already proven that our bases in the Middle East are nothing more than a strategic liability rather than an asset.
02:34:29.480So we need to get rid of those bases anyways because what good is a military base that you can't fight a war from?0.95
02:34:34.060So get our troops out and then start negotiating with the Iranians by using our diplomatic and economic leverage.0.95
02:34:40.340The Iranians right now, they want to shut down the Straits of Hormuz.0.98
02:34:43.740But once we leave as the aggressor, they will lose their justification to keep the Straits shut down.0.94
02:34:48.520We can then go to the Iranians and say, if you want sanctioned relief, if you want the potential of having your assets unfrozen,0.98
02:34:53.840simply open the Straits of Hormuz back up again.
02:34:56.420Then President Trump can actually say that he did win and now we have commerce flowing once again.
02:36:25.080Well, I mean, I resigned because I watched the Israeli government essentially, you know, convince President Trump that we needed to get in this war.0.52
02:36:32.680I think that if the Israelis weren't involved, if the Israelis didn't have the level of access to President Trump and to our administration,0.75
02:36:39.000then we never would have gotten in this war in the first place.0.90
02:41:30.920Because I know you're not an enemy of Israel, and neither am I.
02:41:33.020But I am against the current leadership that isn't even thinking about their own interests, second or third order, but is only thinking about their own first order developments of greater Israel.
02:41:44.400I mean, it's true megalomania, I think.
02:41:46.880If you were Trump, let's just put it this way.
02:48:44.180you know and then you get it from them with a little processing fee and then they buy it back
02:48:49.600for nothing with no cost that's unprecedented it's so easy there my problem is because whenever
02:48:56.100I have a sponsor you know I trusted him I call up and talk to people and do it because I had a few
02:49:00.900gold spotters come on promising they do what Kirk did and then not doing it so I just said I'm done
02:49:04.560with gold for like 14 years because the other company that was moral couldn't make money at
02:49:08.780the low cost so they shut down so I couldn't find a moral company I wasn't I said it was time to
02:49:13.720just get out of it. And, and, and I'm like, the problem we can get with Elliot's people is they're
02:49:18.160too low pressure. I mean, we're talking like no blood pressure here. Okay. They're like,
02:49:23.580oh, you're sure? Well, what about your, oh, but that's because they're, they're the real deal,
02:49:27.800folks. You want to get in there. You want to get a consultation, financial insurance,
02:49:31.460we're going to roll over, but just two minutes on what to look out for. Basically it's real
02:49:35.740simple. Anybody not selling a wholesale, right? Yeah. So, so I'll give you just a brief layman's
02:49:41.580explanation like you just described spot price price of the metal and in the ground
02:49:46.220manufacturer miners haven't even touched it yet then they they pull the metal out of the ground
02:49:51.020they dig their tunnels they drive it to the refinery they melt it down make it into a coin
02:49:54.420or a bar that's wholesale that's usually three to five percent over spot we charge eight percent on
02:49:59.620top of wholesale when you liquidate we charge zero see all all dealers around the country are
02:50:06.520getting at wholesale so then why are some people charging 200 over over spot because it's
02:50:12.520commissioned let me ask you what's the average ripoff like 40 percent yeah when you're dealing
02:50:19.000with with semi-numismatics of 40 to 200 i mean it's insane i have these companies i had them
02:50:26.040laugh at me last week they go look we're not ripping people off we're doing 40 that's standard
02:50:30.280come on man two and a half million right now a month and i'm just like i said i'm not doing
02:50:35.000it and just laugh at me well hey you go ahead and act like that you go ahead and behave like that
02:50:40.200i mean that's how they can afford to pay two and a half million dollars a month
02:50:43.240right i mean it's insane so these companies if you ever see a collectible a commemorative and
02:50:49.480you talked about it early on it's like you have that for a fundraiser to for the voice of freedom
02:50:56.280right that's not an investment that is to help you that is how you should look at that stuff
02:51:01.240look at it as a collectible look at it as a way to help but but don't invest in that
02:51:06.280that it's it's doesn't have a good ending i don't know how these people sleep at night
02:51:11.000telling people it's a good investment and then i mean i know the average is like 40
02:51:15.640routinely 200 i mean i i want to i mean it's like bankruptcy i just i could not do that to my
02:51:21.720listeners i mean i i couldn't either and if anybody wants to read about the intricacies
02:51:27.640of that. Dale Whitaker wrote a great book called The Gold Grift. It's fantastic. It explains all
02:51:32.160of it. But literally, these companies will make their own commemorative coins that they are the
02:51:38.760only ones that sell those. There is not liquidity on the backside of that. There's just not. So
02:51:44.260that's why bullion is so important. It's 100% liquid because it's a global commodity used for
02:51:48.220manufacturing. You press a button, you sell it, and we don't charge anything when you liquidate
02:51:52.340You could do that in an IRA. You could do that with an old 401k. You could do it with the current 401k as long as you're 59 and a half.
02:51:59.920You just roll it into an IRA. People need to call you right now, Dr. Elliott. Now is the time.
02:52:04.580Thank you so much and God bless you for the incredible information.
02:52:07.960Okay, well, hello. Matt Bracken in. I just spent the last week in South Florida and Pompano Beach, which compared to how it was in the 80s, Pompano Beach is just amazing now.
02:52:19.360It kind of reminds me of Fort Lauderdale in the good old days.
02:52:22.900Anyway, I'm back at home base and ready to do the next hour.
02:52:29.000I'm going to talk about Iran, what else, some, but maybe with a little bit of a different
02:52:34.280emphasis instead of just following the daily, what is Iran doing?
02:53:11.860we literally grabbed the piggy bank and just thought we could live off it forever,
02:53:18.500just as the kings of the world, never mind preparing for the next century.
02:53:24.400And I don't know if they got the pictures that I sent in there,
02:53:28.880but we've really gone into this war with an obsolete military.
02:53:35.380If you can put up that first one that shows the four panes, the 21st century versus the 20th, I don't know if you have those available, but our military was set up to win third world brush wars in the 20th century.
02:53:58.280We could drive right up to the coast of Libya.0.64
02:54:01.380We could drive right up to the coast of Yugoslavia.
02:54:04.600And we could exert our will by just having aircraft flying from nearby bases like in Italy or from our aircraft carriers.0.87
02:54:15.200And nobody could do anything about it.
02:54:17.160Even the 1991 Desert Storm War, where we pushed Iraq out of Kuwait, we spent six months loading war material in Saudi Arabia and bringing in Marines and soldiers for almost a year before we went into Kuwait in Desert Storm.0.70
02:54:39.120That era is as obsolete as that 19th century cavalry picture up there.
02:54:44.580If you've sent the 19th century cavalry against those World War I tanks, they would be massacred.
02:54:55.200Nobody would even think about disputing that.0.96
02:54:58.800But the difference between our 20th century air warfare and what Iran has prepared is just as big of a difference.0.96
02:55:06.980You know, our air power depends on this on this choreography of attack planes and air refuelers, all of which have to be parked on concrete runways and aprons.0.97
02:55:22.180They can't just be pushed off in the desert somewhere like one of those mothball air fleets in Arizona.
02:55:32.160They have to be on concrete, which means a very limited number of runways.0.73
02:55:38.160Well, in the first part of this war, we've been pushed, our air forces have been pushed out of their bases close to Iran,
02:55:46.740in Kuwait, in the United Arab Emirates, and even in Saudi Arabia, airplanes have been attacked.
02:55:54.320Now they're bunched up in a limited number of bases in Jordan and Israel. And if we decide,
02:56:02.020if Trump decides to go for one more big air war, it's going to be an absolute disaster for the
02:56:09.340United States. People will mark this as the end and the defeat of 20th century warfare
02:56:16.200compared to the modern 21st century war that Iran has been preparing and building for for decades0.96
02:56:25.680and decades. Now we're going to talk about this some more on the other side of the top of the0.82
02:56:31.380hour when we come back after this break. So if you don't support the InfoWars store,
03:16:51.460That means their closing rate together in the last second, one second, is covering more than five kilometers of the interceptor going up and the warhead coming down.
03:17:04.600And according to Dr. Postal, our patriots have been a big con job, a sales job.
03:17:13.700Claiming a 90% success rate, when you study the videos, which you can do now, because they're filmed from every angle, you can analyze it, the rate is less than 10%.
03:17:25.820The patriots and feds have basically been a psyop, a morale booster.
03:17:32.760It's a way of saying, don't worry, it's okay, we have interceptors.
03:17:37.200This would be like giving police bulletproof vests that really weren't bulletproof.
03:17:42.820You know, it's great in peacetime if nobody is shooting at you.
03:17:47.220But in a real war, it's exposed that everything from the desert storm era in 91 until today, the patriots haven't worked.
03:17:57.600so in a sense it's irrelevant how many we can build in the next year or two years they don't
03:18:04.740work you're trying to shoot a bullet with a bullet the the bullet the ballistic missile coming down
03:18:12.300is always going to have a tremendous advantage over an interceptor that's trying to hit a bullet
03:18:20.280with a bullet at a closing rate of five kilometers a second.0.98
03:18:26.540And now the Iranians not only have the booster on the reentry warhead, they have control0.90
03:18:33.040mechanisms, fins and little rockets to make the thing maneuver as it's coming down.0.63
03:18:39.880So the interceptor, which is depending on a pure ballistic flight, a mathematical analysis
03:18:47.800that can take place in seconds and then launch and hit a warhead in the last second before
03:27:03.700But a month before that, he was in Hawaii with like world-class rest and recreation.
03:27:09.800You know, when you can imagine what Hawaii was like in the 40s.
03:27:14.800It was a lot of fun for sailors and Marines on shore leave.
03:27:19.420And then when he wasn't on shore leave, they were doing training, practicing hitting beaches, getting in and out of boats, you know, shooting at the range.
03:27:29.140A month later, not eight months or 10 months, one month later, he's on Iwo Jima for a month.
03:27:36.220But so there wasn't just such a long period of time of not knowing what's going to happen,
03:27:43.200of being penned up like, if you ever passed on the highway, one of these trucks carrying sheep,
03:27:49.060where they're just like, you can't imagine you can fit one more sheep or one more chicken into
03:27:53.660that truck. That's how our sailors and Marines are living. And they've scraped the bottom of
03:27:59.360the pantry. You know, they're eating the stuff that would have been thrown overboard in any other
03:28:04.700time. And I'm not blaming the Navy, but we used to have bases in the Persian Gulf. They used to
03:28:13.100be able to just provision readily. Now they're out in the Indian Ocean. It's all hostile territory.
03:28:20.100So give a thought to the condition of our troops that are out there. It's got to totally suck,0.98
03:28:26.580I can tell you. It's not like you're cruising around the Med. Every two weeks, you're going0.99
03:28:32.440to spend a few days in Naples or Rota, Spain, or in Athens, Greece, or Haifa, Israel. It's not like
03:28:39.960that at all. You're just in that steel box for month after month while the food gets worse and
03:28:46.160worse. And I think that another casualty of this stupid war is going to be retention and re-enlistment1.00
03:28:53.240because the sailors and Marines are going to get off that ship and say, I'm done, never again,0.99
03:28:59.720not doing it and who can blame them now i'm going to slightly pivot a little bit
03:29:07.260if you can put up the map number five which like shows the different sea routes something it's
03:29:15.760also just starting to get into the news a little bit you know if your antenna are picked pricked
03:29:21.900up for this they're talking now about chinese and russian ships going over the top of russia
03:29:28.840to get from Asia to Europe. Now, that map right there is a Mercator projection, so it's kind of
03:29:36.320distorted towards the top. It's square instead of tapered in. But if you read the numbers,
03:29:41.320that northern route is way shorter than the Suez route, and it's much, much shorter than the Cape
03:29:48.200Hope route. So in this war where the Houthis are blocking the bottom of the Red Sea, the Suez
03:29:56.280canal can also, if this war gets out of control, the Suez Canal can also very easily be blocked.
03:30:03.160The Iranians, we think it was, could have been the Houthis, fired a drone about a week ago
03:30:11.240at an Egyptian LNG facility. It's like a ship that's permanently docked that receives LNG from
03:30:20.980a ship that goes port to port and then converts it back to gas and puts it into Egypt's gas
03:30:28.020pipeline system. Well, a drone flew into that as just a warning shot, not a kill shot. Just a drone
03:30:36.600in the superstructure, they put the fire out fairly easily. But it was a warning that we can
03:30:41.700hit you all the way from Iran or from Yemen. And if they have the accuracy, which they've0.99
03:30:47.840demonstrated to put missile warheads into individual buildings, which they have done,
03:30:54.000they can sink a ship in the Suez Canal anytime they want. Because a ship that's moving only,
03:30:59.520you know, under 10 miles an hour in a straight line is about as easy as a stationary target to
03:31:05.380hit, because it's so predictable. The flight time of the missile is like eight minutes.
03:31:09.940So it's not a hard math calculation. So the Suez Canal gets blocked, the Houthis continue to block0.66
03:31:17.440the Red Sea or they clamp down much more than they are now then you've got to go
03:31:22.060all the way around Africa to get from Europe to Asia or you can take that
03:31:28.360Russian route on the top which is a big shortcut and why am I bringing this up
03:31:34.180if you can put up number seven the picture of that ship the Russians have
03:31:39.680built an entire class of these what they call super icebreakers these are
03:31:45.580nuclear powered. So they're never going to get stuck in the ice and run out of fuel, right? I
03:31:50.840mean, they could just sit there for years. They're massive, so that they they make a channel 50
03:31:57.080meters wide. The ship itself is like 35 meters wide. But it cuts a path right through thick
03:32:04.220Arctic ice. That's that's enough for a 50 meter wide ship to follow it, which is a ship in like
03:32:12.220the 100,000 ton class, serious merchant class size, not like, we're not talking like Great
03:32:19.320Lake stuff. We're talking ocean going ship size. They have a whole class of these. I think they've
03:32:25.220got like six in use now, and they're building more. They're going to keep this northern route
03:32:32.880open almost year round. And this means friends of Russia will get the shortcut. So who cares?0.96
03:32:42.220what do you what's the big deal matt okay so we have to go around uh africa well it adds a huge
03:32:48.300amount to the cost of shipping if you're a friend of russia and you have to be a friend of russia
03:32:54.620because this route takes you right through russian territory there are big islands up above siberia
03:33:01.740that are russian and this route goes right through there so it's only friends of russia
03:33:06.700that are going to use this shortcut from Asia to Africa.
03:33:10.680Already, South Korea has built ships to use this route
03:33:16.140and smaller LNG ships without the bulbous bow,
03:33:21.080which obviously won't work in ice.0.97
03:33:22.940That's the regular ship has that thing sticking out in front,