00:17:16.740You can send in the war dogs, you can send in the F-16s, but they run out of munitions very quickly because these people don't care.
00:17:24.300So what do you do when 100,000 Toyota trucks with heavy machine guns and missile launchers start coming at you and they're ready to die?0.96
00:17:34.820And so, okay, you kill a third of them.
00:20:04.380And so that's how these world wars start. We're already in one. It's now expanding like dominoes. The alliances are triggering other alliances and conflicts are spreading everywhere. And we have been sleptwalked into a new world war. And previously, the U.S. military was restraining the Houthis. Why would Trump green light them to do this?0.96
00:20:29.220and then say, Saudi Arabia, you're tough.
00:30:39.360I've prayed about this over the weekend.
00:30:44.180And I have a lot of mixed feelings about it because I wanted Trump to succeed.
00:30:48.640And there's still some good happening.
00:30:50.320We know the Democrats absolutely hate us and want to destroy the country and want to put me in prison.
00:30:55.060But I've really thought about this, and part of me says Trump doesn't know what he's doing, but it doesn't matter what he's doing has now happened.
00:31:06.840And now that it's so clear what he did is destroying our economy and the world economy, I have to look back at what he did with COVID, which on the surface wasn't as bad as the Democrats did, but he kicked it off.
00:31:19.660And I have to say, whether he knows it or not, he's following the Great Reset plan.
00:31:23.960So I'm going to get to that here in a few minutes.
00:31:26.580And the reason I bring this up is the leverage point is with him and the Republican Party and the midterms.
00:36:19.540I just want to play it again, where he said two, three weeks ago, he said, oh, it's worthless in two years, that piece of water real estate.
00:36:28.600We won't need this rate of emission more.
00:44:09.220you'll stab a few people and get away with it1.00
00:44:12.140you're going to be dead in about 10 seconds1.00
00:44:13.740well that's just way worse than going to
00:44:17.940Hells Angels biker bar at midnight on a Saturday night0.88
00:44:20.120starting to kick people in the nuts1.00
00:44:21.720it's the dumbest shit I've ever seen1.00
00:44:24.320And if you look at the leaders of the EU, they get caught on trains, a bunch of panty waists, twinkle-toe cocksuckers, snorting cocaine.1.00
00:44:33.980These are the type of unserious jackasses that are steering us towards total doom.0.98
00:44:40.460All right, let's go to Tucker Carlson explaining all of this.1.00
00:44:43.200And people say, oh, he's kissing the Middle East ass.0.98
00:44:46.000He's been over there as a reporter for 30 years.0.99
00:44:50.180That's where his first beat, like 29 years ago, was living over there.
00:46:52.880Do you think the people who are supporting the war realize that Israel might have wanted to weaken GCC countries?
00:47:02.980I know you've said in the past that MBZ is the greatest leader you've ever met as the president of the UAE, where I'm talking to you from.
00:47:11.480Do you think people understand that that's another motive because the aim has been to weaken GCC countries that were seen as increasingly powerful and running societies that other people wanted to live in and emulate?0.51
00:48:01.800I mean that's just the way – that's the nature of great powers.0.89
00:48:05.360They want to control – we have the Monroe Doctrine.
00:48:07.780China wants the South China Sea and Taiwan.0.86
00:48:09.360It's all understandable. It's just important to know that. So what does Israel want? Israel wants to expand its borders, and it doesn't want Iran getting in the way or its proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas. It doesn't want the GCC because, as you said, they're building these kind of amazing societies.
00:48:26.220There were hundreds of thousands of Britons just in Dubai because there's so much opportunity there.0.98
00:48:32.200That's a massive threat to Israel.1.00
00:48:34.140So they spend a lot of time trying to get the six countries to fight with each other, which is pretty easy since Arabs like to fight with each other.1.00
00:48:44.700and this war the point was take iran out as a regional power take the you know scramble the
00:48:53.240eggs of the gcc reduce their power and get the united states out of the gulf get the u.s out i
00:49:01.480told trump this i said that's the point it's this is actually aimed at us it does not help israel to
00:49:07.720have all these american bases in the gulf paradoxically i mean often people say we built
00:49:13.920them for Israel. Well, actually, from an Israeli perspective, those are control mechanisms. Those
00:49:19.580are leashes that we use to constrain Israeli behavior. And they don't want to be constrained
00:49:23.720because they have a greater vision of their future. So I said this to Trump and he agreed.
00:49:29.700So, yes, this is before his visit, before his visit to Saudi and to the UAE, which is very
00:49:35.400early in the presidency's first foreign visit. This was about February 20th that I had this
00:49:43.360convert i can check my calendar but that was about it was in the oval office me and him and i said
00:49:47.660that to him and i had just come back this year and by the way i should of this year this was eight
00:49:53.620days this was a week before the war yes and i had just landed from the gulf where i've spent a lot
00:50:01.080of time in the last 25 years and i and i love and you know who else loves the gulf loves the gcc
00:50:06.880loves Qatar, loves the Emirates, loves Saudi Trump. He's friends with all the leaders and he
00:50:14.180likes them personally. That's real. So when you see Trump going on, well, of course, he took a
00:50:18.780plane from the Qataris, but but it's more than that. It's not just transactional. He likes them
00:50:23.360and they're incredible. You're there. You know, they're incredibly gracious people. I mean,
00:50:29.280incredibly great. The most gracious, actually, who doesn't like the Gulf. Everyone who visits
00:50:33.660likes the gulf and trump does so trump had no motive and no desire to hurt all this is just
00:50:41.860making it become more and more mysterious you know that i know how do you think i feel i can
00:50:47.160barely i've been tormented by it why did he do this there's no if you even now if you were to
00:50:52.980say to trump what do you think of mbs what do you think of the emir of qatar he would say oh my gosh
00:50:59.120great guys i love those guys and he would mean it and yet he unleashed a sequence of events
00:51:05.560knowing that this could happen that badly damaged those countries badly why did he do that that is
00:51:12.900the question that the american media studiously ignore and i would love to know the answer and i
00:51:19.980hope at some point historians find an answer israel admits this now they want destabilization0.57
00:51:25.180They want chaos. These countries were working with the U.S., working with the Pentagon.0.58
00:51:29.420Contrary to an Israeli destabilization plan, they wanted to stabilize the Middle East, get Saudi Arabia working with us, which they were starting to do.
00:51:36.440So these are different conflicting plans.
00:51:39.540And now Trump was for the plan to stabilize the Middle East.
00:51:43.360With the Abraham Accords, now he's gone off the rails with Netanyahu, and that's all being betrayed.
00:51:49.180And our own Pentagon can look ahead a few steps and see this is a disaster for everybody.
00:51:53.740So that's what's really going on with Tucker.
00:51:56.420That's what's really happening over there.
01:06:22.460But before I get into all this news, I want to air this clip again.
01:06:27.280We covered it a lot Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
01:06:29.480But Gayle King is on CBS, and she's got one of the jurors over a week after the verdict, and boy, they kept this close to their vest, that the one male juror was black.
01:06:45.120And so the media tried to spin it, women against men.0.99
01:06:48.860Oh, the women knew to let this innocent woman go.1.00
01:06:52.040I mean, they said, like, she brutally murdered her kids.
01:08:05.300And it becomes so popular and so hyped up for the wine ants out there that even people like Candace Owens are like, oh, yeah, you know, she might be a victim.
01:09:15.800I was leaning towards not responsible from all the evidence I had heard.
01:09:20.320And I had certain things that I wanted to look at when we got into deliberation.
01:09:24.700Mm hmm. And everything that we talked about and every point that everybody in the room made just kind of reinforced that more and more for you.
01:09:34.780Yes. I'm curious about the jurors themselves, because we know it was nine women, three men.
01:09:40.480What was the age range? What was the racial makeup? I haven't heard any of that. What was it?
01:13:56.200Try to pull up Saturday's clip because I want to expand on what this fellow said.
01:14:03.880He's a former military veteran about the race war they're trying to trigger and how once that war is triggered, they take out the main financial group that has a culture.0.72
01:14:15.400Whites are like number seven or eight on the number of money.0.92
01:14:18.100It's all these Asian groups have, on average, Jews and billionaires are at the top of the deal.0.93
01:14:23.780But if you look at this aggregate average person or money, it's like seven, eight groups being on the actuary of Asians.0.90
01:14:29.300then it's some Arabs then it's whites then it's Hispanics then it's blacks in the money totem0.67
01:14:34.640pole but whites still have some culture of free market private property Magna Carta started in0.74
01:14:45.760England they got the globalists have to get rid of that because they don't want other people0.92
01:14:48.640believing they have rights so they want to get us all like dogs in a cage killing each other
01:14:54.220and one you know one of us kills the other we're still weakened now the globalists come in
01:14:59.540That's the same story over and over again.
01:15:01.460So I want to get clip 21 and 22 from Saturday ready.
01:15:06.800And as soon as we have those, we'll go to those.
01:15:09.540And then I'm going to get into the AI.
01:15:12.980But it doesn't mean when I'm out on the street and a group of young racist black people are coming towards me and they're sizing me up that I shouldn't be concerned.0.76
01:15:23.800Doesn't mean there isn't a black on white racism.0.90
01:15:26.060Doesn't mean that that hasn't been greenlit in 20 to one, but you've got to understand who greenlit it, who greased it, who pushes it, the media, the corporate system, the teachers, the culture, the NGOs, like with the migrants that are military men that they bring in the U.S. and Europe, that they wind up with anti-white hatred.0.73
01:15:43.860And it's your right to do all this stuff.
01:15:45.200And they protect them once they attack.
01:15:46.660It's literally a weapon system to bring down the society.0.96
01:15:50.100and I've seen all these other folks say, well, we got a race war, you know, whites outnumber blacks1.00
01:15:54.840and we're going to kick their ass. The way to win this is not have the race war and to come together1.00
01:16:00.480and realize there's a larger level manipulation. Doesn't mean whites are guilty, roll over,0.72
01:16:05.160hate ourselves, put up with black on my crime. The black folks, most of them I talked to are0.99
01:16:10.280dialed in and get this. They're looking for an on-ramp to team up and save the civilization0.96
01:16:15.440because they're sophisticated enough to get it.1.00
01:16:18.060And what freaks me out is I mainly see black people saying what I'm saying0.58
01:16:22.500that's sophisticated, and a lot of white people that were, quote,
01:23:18.180your water off most of you would not be able to even uh purify water you wouldn't know where to0.99
01:23:23.680get it black people be ashamed of yourself you gotta start over with uh start over with this0.99
01:23:34.540clip again of this next black guy start over 22 black people be ashamed of yourself you poked a0.99
01:23:42.200bear you got exactly what you wanted you're probably thinking snacks what are you talking0.99
01:23:46.260about you know exactly what i'm talking about you poked a bear for years upon years white people
01:23:51.820unjustly for no reason at all now white people are starting to speak out and become becoming0.55
01:23:57.020more racist by the day because of all the disrespect they're getting from you
01:24:00.860and i watched it with my own eyes and seven years ago on tiktok i said that this was going to happen
01:24:05.960white people who never had a racist bone in their body are becoming more and more racist
01:24:10.280because they feel like they got to defend themselves from black people constantly berating0.98
01:24:14.440them for for things they never did for things they they never was involved in you're blaming0.78
01:24:19.580them for that and now it's getting bad to the point where white people feel like they got to0.94
01:24:23.340protect themselves at all costs around us because we're doing we're going around punching white1.00
01:24:28.420people and beating white people up and even in the justice system black people are doing fuck1.00
01:24:32.860black people to white people and getting away with it i've seen it with my own eyes i watched1.00
01:24:38.340for 10 years straight black people constantly disrespecting white people for no reason at all1.00
01:24:45.420thinking it's somehow justified because of what happened during slavery the motherfucking white1.00
01:24:50.520people alive today had nothing to do with slavery and they should never have to feel accosted for0.99
01:24:55.540something they never did and i've told y'all this over and over again if you poke the bear the bear0.96
01:25:00.640is going to get upset and it's going to fight you and just imagine this black people just think about0.89
01:25:04.260this for a second. If we did go to war with white people, first of all, I wouldn't go0.96
01:25:08.060to war with white people because I'd be on the side with the people that want unity and0.57
01:25:11.180want all races to be together. But if a white and black war happened, do you know black0.88
01:25:15.920people would get fucked up? Ridiculously fucked up. Y'all can sit here and say, oh, well,1.00
01:25:21.160we got guns. Are you serious? The white people I grew up with and been around have thousands
01:25:26.880of guns. They practice. They have land. They have the money. They have the resources. We're0.99
01:25:32.24030 percent versus 60 percent you really think you got it first of all the rednecks in this country1.00
01:25:40.880all the black people up y'all think it's a game y'all think it's funny and oh yeah let's just0.97
01:25:46.140talk about white people white people let you disrespect them constantly because a lot of0.99
01:25:51.180them got guilt for what happened to our slavery when they shouldn't have any guilt because they
01:25:54.720weren't them and the problem i'm having is just think about it like this what if white people0.60
01:25:59.920began being the white people that you claim they are imagine if they stop say say that black people
01:26:05.460can't come to their stores any store that white people own you can't go to how many stores would0.99
01:26:09.220you not be allowed in a lot just imagine the day they got so fed up with black shenanigans that0.97
01:26:14.700they said all right we're going to make this whites only imagine not have not being able to0.97
01:26:19.420go on land that's owned by white people you can only go on black land you know the small amount0.68
01:26:24.280land we would have? Are you kidding me? And I say this because y'all poke the bear so much. Y'all0.91
01:26:30.840disrespect white people day in and day out and a lot of my friends who were my friends back in the
01:26:35.260day and I've watched their social medias grow, they're getting so fed up that I'm starting to0.93
01:26:39.640see semblances of racism in them. I'm starting to see them say things that they never would have
01:26:44.360said before. I'm reading the comments and people who are conservative like me are saying, oh look
01:26:49.120them chimping out. Look how they act. Look at the monkeys in their zoos. People that
01:26:55.820never said that before, but they're getting sick and tired. And it's your fault. You
01:27:01.580poke the bear to the point where people who were never racist before became racist. And
01:27:05.720don't think it's just white people that's tired of black people. Asians are tired of1.00
01:27:09.420them. Puerto Ricans and Latinos, they're tired of them. And the funny thing is, black1.00
01:27:16.280people should be tired of black people all right let's stop there kill each other more than anybody0.99
01:27:20.760yeah that's right the the main victim of it is you but the cia literally created gangster rap in the0.98
01:27:25.88080s it's all declassified and so we got to stand up and protect ourselves against anybody attacking
01:27:30.440us we got to see the big picture folks and we've got to understand this is a larger plan of these0.91
01:27:35.060da's these judges that are letting these people go and it's on record you some schizophrenic crazy1.00
01:27:40.740white guy running around raping murder and they put his ass in prison they should they don't do it0.99
01:27:44.660I mean, they got guys in Austin, I've seen the news articles about a little community covering it, where these guys just run around raping and attacking for years, and they let them out of jail hundreds of times.1.00
01:27:57.720And you go to these guys, these are mentally ill, crazy people.0.99
01:34:45.360The news, if it was a white guy, would have cut with a white guy knocking him out instead of a white guy knocked out an innocent black guy.
01:34:51.060But because the guy wasn't white, you're not going to see it on the news.
01:49:15.720Because it's coming to me online about the deal for you.
01:49:18.620We deeply value our partnership with law enforcement.
01:49:20.680We've been working with them literally since the FBI was founded in the 1930s.
01:49:27.380We're going to have a whole division within the office of the special envoy to combat anti-Semitism that is going to work on technology.
01:49:36.880We must take all of our technological expertise and all of our available resources to develop methods to launch and win a significant counter-information campaign.
01:49:46.480because it's not working too many young people have never heard of the holocaust the only0.72
01:49:51.440solution right now is for the government to decide that all the jews are a protected
01:49:56.000minority that means that the government will be obliged to provide the security upgrades to0.92
01:50:01.920security jewish community shouldn't have to be paying for it we have to pay for our own guns
01:50:07.280are you serious any candidate running for a seat in this building whether for congress or senate
01:50:13.600We will target them as they target us.
01:50:17.640Accordingly, we will start a fund to help their opponents.1.00
01:50:22.540Make a warning to somebody else, and that's American Gentiles.0.87
01:50:26.240The minute your country is taken over by anti-Semitism,0.80
01:50:29.760the minute you start to be a country that's not blessing Israel but cursing Israel,
01:50:34.120you have begun the process of shrinking away from your empire.0.92
01:50:38.280The Jewish project is done. We're going to be fine.1.00
01:50:41.200For decades, American society allowed Jews to live normal lives.
01:50:46.460This was a pleasant holiday from our destiny.0.79
01:51:08.140And now that Israel has turned the entire geopolitical situation on its head, our job in the diaspora is to leverage those wins and win here.0.69
01:51:17.580Due to our enemies here, what Israel did to its enemies there.0.99
01:51:23.480You can't really argue that the Goyim aren't going to be annihilated.1.00
01:51:25.760That's not really an option for all the Nebulists, all the prophecies.1.00
01:51:28.720And not only Goyim as individuals, you could say that we broke down their nationalities and there were a whole bunch of Yechidim running around.0.99
01:51:34.920No, as nations even. As Gleyim, they're gone. Their personality, as they exist, as they would1.00
01:51:43.740exist independently of Kha'i Yisra, they don't exist. They're gone. In modern terminology,0.99
01:51:49.520in modern terminology, they call it cultural genocide.0.61
01:51:55.020There's a war of Gagamwagig. First one, as the time said, was 100 years ago, World War I,
01:52:00.340second one was World War II, and we're on the cusp of the third one. But the purpose of all
01:52:04.700of these wars, of the Golgolaga wars, to get everything into its correct order, to bring0.98
01:52:10.520the Jewish people, to raise us up to the point where we are potentially supposed to be the
01:52:15.700spiritual leaders of the world, as well as the physical leaders of the world.0.99
01:52:18.740It's not hard to see how one day there could be a battle between the West and the Muslim1.00
01:52:23.660world, right? That's not a hard thing to imagine, right? It's basically the stage is set. It's1.00
01:52:32.220It's only a matter of someone pressing the button.
01:52:35.060What are the two nations that will last until the shock comes?
02:08:17.980Now, Tucker Carlson asked me this on his show last year, and others have asked me, and I give them the long, drawn-out answer because it's a long answer of how I know I predicted 9-11 before anybody else did.
02:08:35.240And there are audio of me in March, April, May, June, July, August, September saying they're going to love the World Trade Centers and blame Bin Laden.
02:08:44.860They're going to fly hijacked Jets into it.
02:08:46.540And I just saw all the pre-programming and all the things that were happening.
02:09:05.800I wasn't a UFO guy back then, but I thought he was a really smart, amazing broadcaster.
02:09:09.540But it became this whole cottage industry that my show is based on William Cooper
02:09:14.340when my show is based on my dad and my grandfather's involved with the John Birch Society
02:09:19.800and everything that went back to, you know, Senator Lindbergh opposing the private Federal Reserve
02:09:26.740and Woodrow Wilson and the New World Order in 1913 and Anthony Sutton,
02:09:32.440the head historian at the Senate and the Frank Church Committee hearings in 75, 76, 77.
02:09:40.160I mean, people knew about the new world order, and then I just thought I'd just point this out.
02:09:47.020Then every time somebody plays clips to me like in July saying they're going to blow up the World Trade Center, use hijacked jets, blame bin Laden, people go, oh, William Cooper in May said they're hyping up bin Laden.
02:16:04.120Hell, I didn't say they were going to close the Strait of Hormuz and it would go on for months or years and that it would cause a huge economic collapse.
02:17:57.480They're snooping on what you do on the Internet.
02:18:00.240And that creates fear for folks that are in the know and desensitizes those that aren't.
02:18:03.760And look at the name of the show, The Lone Gunman.
02:18:05.920You know, clearly Harvey Oswald or whatever, McVeigh, the lone bomber, the lone gunman.
02:18:12.020And so I'm watching it, and you've got an element of the FBI and these war game scenarios where they can remote control a 747 and they're going to crash it into the World Trade Center.
02:18:28.520so you've got twa flight 800 mixed in with the world trade center bombing both events especially
02:18:36.400the world trade center that's been openly admitted the new york times the government trained the
02:18:39.800bombers took the bomb put them forward to do it so we've been doing our job exposing that and now
02:18:44.760i've got the history channel to deal with to compete with who's admitting all this but saying
02:18:49.020it's wonderful and we can't do anything about it we've got the lone gunman on fox we've got video
02:18:54.500games that are best sellers like do sex where you do all of this stuff and uh...
02:19:01.260mark says later in the game you can actually choose which side you can be on
02:19:04.740and he chose to fight on the side of the northwest secession is that really the
02:21:16.520Matt, you called all this former Navy SEAL, bestselling author, EnemiesForeignDomestic.com.
02:21:22.600I mean, to even try to describe, obviously, this huge Iranian offensive through the Houthis, through Iraq, what this has done, Trump not helping Saudi Arabia.
02:21:32.180Give us a 35,000-foot view in the five minutes we have to break, and then let's go through the different pieces of this and what comes next.
02:21:37.740You've already told us what was coming.
02:21:38.940Now that we're here, tell us what comes next.
02:21:40.580Matt Bragg, thanks for being here.0.93
02:21:41.440Yeah, I wouldn't I wouldn't say that the Houthis, I'm on a kind of a Wi-Fi might not be the best connection. I wouldn't say the Houthis are like a proxy of Iran. They've got their own thing going on on their own timing. You know, they back during the bombardment of Gaza for more than a year, they were lobbing missiles at Israel because that was their thing. Right. Iran stopped, but the Houthis kept firing and they actually drove our Navy out of the Red Sea.
02:22:11.240No, no, I'm not saying they don't do some of their own stuff,0.87
02:22:13.260but they're definitely working with Iran,0.88
02:22:14.500and Iran hit the pipeline and blew it up,
02:22:16.760and then they've expanded their offensive at the same time.0.87
02:22:19.380I see this part of a larger offensive.
02:22:21.040Well, I'd say this is almost like a case of synchronicity,
02:22:24.880and you could add the whole Ukraine war into it.
02:22:27.160These are gears and wheels and cogs that, like, you know,
02:22:31.580tumblers in a gigantic bank vault safe, they're all rolling into this.
02:22:35.600And they see the weakness of our operation.
02:22:40.900Well, there's a few things going on. One is that all of our quick reaction forces are already deployed. They're not sitting in Fort Bragg waiting to go. They're already in the theater, worn out, living in tent cities, eating MREs, out on ships, three bunks high. So they're already fully committed.
02:23:01.980They can't just swing that around and participate in the Yemen thing, you know, in support of Saudi Arabia.
02:23:10.320The other thing going on is that this is another example of the 21st century warfare confronting the 20th century warfare.
02:23:19.960And we are the guys that are still stuck in the 20th century warfare paradigm.
02:23:25.160And so our Saudi clients, you know, with their fighter attack bombers that are all, you know, being serviced, maintained, bombs are put on them, they're refueled by U.S. Air Force.0.78
02:23:42.020But when they are gearing up to hit the Houthis, the Houthis can hit their air base with, you know, 20 missiles in 10 minutes.
02:23:51.400It takes hours to gear up on these big air offensives.
02:23:55.160And the Iranians and the Houthis, I'm sure, are getting, you know, up-to-date satellite imagery and other intel, you know, from people on the ground.
02:24:06.680In 2026, anybody with a smartphone, you know, is capable of taking pictures of aircraft and so forth.
02:24:13.580So there's no secrets like that anymore.
02:24:16.080So as soon as they're gearing up for a big air attack, missiles can get in there and
02:24:21.280disrupt that air attack or destroy the base they took off from.
02:24:26.020So we're stuck with this paradigm of air refuelers and jets taken off from aircraft carriers
02:24:34.600when they can just roll out of the cave, both in Iran and in Yemen, extremely mountainous
02:24:41.120They can roll out of one of their missile cities and launch a missile that hits our 20th century assets in 10 minutes.0.81
02:24:49.880And that's what hit our Jordan Air Base, the Muafak-Salty Air Base.0.74
02:24:56.020It's been hit twice now, the last time with like up to 100 missiles.
02:24:59.700Sure, and I totally agree with your analysis, and you've been proven right.
02:25:02.740What I'm asking you is, why is Trump not helping Saudi Arabia?
02:25:08.120Why are they letting the Houthis sink Saudi ships?
02:25:10.320I mean, this looks deliberate to just destroy the world economy or something.0.76
02:25:15.000I don't think we have the assets to split off to do anything significant to Saudi Arabia.
02:25:21.420It would look worse for us if we, like, tried to now zoom the boxer around to land Marines, you know, somewhere around the Bob Elman dive waterway, and then that ship got hit by a missile.
02:25:34.980So it may look cold and heartless, like we're not coming to the aid of Saudi Arabia.
02:25:40.320But I think that the admirals and, you know, the four stars are looking at the at the board and say our our our our actions in this would actually expose our weakness more.
02:25:52.540No, I agree. So we've already so we've now not just retreating from all these blown up bases.
02:25:56.320We've now retreated from the retreated from the Red Sea.0.62
02:26:01.420Yeah, definitely. And it'll look it would it'll look bad to look like we're heartless bastards and unfaithful allies, the Saudi Saudis.1.00
02:26:09.220it would look worse if we joined in and then we had some planes shot down or or you know1.00
02:26:15.420no i agree matt so stay there here's my deal i was against this war and i don't like this but
02:26:20.640the repercussions of us looking like this as you can explain when we come back are really bad
02:26:25.280this is really bad what comes next matt brackett's already called what would happen
02:26:29.620dead on and i want him to elaborate on that that's fine but people are not paying attention
02:26:34.100you don't really deserve to even hear it quite frankly uh but i want to know what i want to
02:26:37.860know is what's coming next from you because I don't just have people on that are analysts I
02:26:41.600could have you know and I have that on four-star three-star generals and top analysts heads of
02:26:45.940agencies they're smart but Matt Bracken's even smarter we'll be right back
02:29:53.440They want destruction of the entire Middle East.
02:29:56.700They lied to Trump and said it was regime change, but he won't admit he's wrong.
02:30:00.660So now you have the strait effectively closed.
02:30:03.540You have the Houthis in control of the coastline.0.52
02:30:05.060They're now, show clip 32, this is just one gathering of them, tens of thousands of Toyotas, you know, probably 100,000 men surging down into the south of Yemen, kicking them out, taking over the islands, taking control of the strait.
02:30:44.900Yeah, there's a whole lot to cover there.
02:30:47.280You know, just looking at those Toyotas, that's the Hilux.
02:30:50.900I highly recommend everybody watch an old Top Gear episode, British show,
02:30:55.040how they couldn't blow up, destroy, sink.
02:30:58.220They just couldn't wreck those Hiluxes.
02:31:00.380There's a reason they're the choice of guerrillas around the war, around the world, you know, putting a heavy machine gun on a pickup truck.
02:31:07.860So smart. When Syria was taken over in a couple of weeks, it was with motorbikes and pickup trucks.
02:31:14.220And our old paradigm, Assad's included, was helicopters, tanks, you know, main battle formations.
02:31:21.540And there's this thing called the OODA loop. Everybody's familiar with it that watches a show.
02:31:53.440because they'd all be in missile range.
02:31:55.000So we're now a generation behind. The Syrian Assad government fell because they were attacked in surprise and in strength by a force that was just moving too fast, motorbikes and pickup trucks.
02:32:12.220Now that the Houthis or the Ansar Allah, as they are, actually the Yemenis, they control the capital, 80% of the population.
02:32:21.640The vast majority of the people in the country live in the West where there's rain.
02:34:26.120Yeah, people don't know, coming out of Kuwait into Iraq, it's high sand dunes, it's one road, they immediately spread out.
02:34:35.080Right, here they just, this is why they can still mass like that, because they can disperse before aircraft can get there.
02:34:43.380It's not like there's an airbase, you know, 50 miles away, a tactical airbase with Apache helicopters sitting there.
02:34:50.760They've got to come from a long way, the tyranny of distance.0.64
02:34:53.860It's the same reason our aircraft carrier, even though we don't know if a missile hit a kilometer from the ship or 500 yards or 20 kilometers, but it was close enough that apparently the George Washington had to make a radical turn because of fear that the missile could be steerable enough to hit it.
02:35:13.760Do you think the Iranian claim two weeks ago that they hit U.S. ships is a lie?
02:35:23.860You know, a destroyer is a much smaller and more maneuverable target than a carrier.
02:35:28.380But they did cover up how damaged our bases were for months.
02:35:31.740Right. But here's the big, huge difference.
02:35:34.020The bases are a fixed satellite, a fixed site and a satellite.
02:35:38.100You've got the set. You've got the grid coordinate.
02:35:40.120And the fact that there are a bunch of planes clustered in a few air bases in Jordan, plus Israel, mainly Jordan, that can't be kept secret anymore.
02:35:48.940so the missiles can be aimed directly at those aprons where all the aircraft are parked.
02:35:54.880They can't disperse aircraft out on the scene.
02:35:56.720Sure, sure. You got on late. I'm not mad at you.
02:35:58.500Come back tomorrow if you can. I know you're on the road.
02:36:00.000I appreciate the short notice, but we're running out of time.
02:36:02.340We've got five minutes to the next hour, and I have a special guest.
02:36:04.660You're giving us all the details you do a great job of.
02:36:06.640You predicted it all, but what happens now?
02:36:08.760You got Bessent two weeks ago saying, oh, the Strait of Hormuz is worthless.
02:36:15.740It's like $8 million of damage we were showing earlier.
02:36:18.940What is going to happen? What are the scenarios now? Because, I mean, this has obviously gone to a whole nother level with now the main pipeline of Saudi Arabia cut off, the one that was diverting a lot of the oil stopped the strain.
02:36:31.100I mean, this is going to go from bad to worse. What's going to happen?
02:36:34.120Well, you know, the pipeline was originally it was ascribed to Iraqi militias, Shia Iraqi militias.
02:36:42.000So you've got a multi role player game here. You know, you've got the Iranians, the Houthis, different agendas, but working in parallel. Then you've got Iraqi militias that apparently hit this pipeline. So and it's even it's even under dispute. So especially with drones, drones can come on. It's Iran. It's the Russians. If I look, the Russians are directing this. Come on, let's be let's get down to it.
02:37:07.860But all of these people now have deniability, especially when you're talking about...
02:37:13.280Yeah, but I agree with the deniability.0.60
02:39:58.500So things look like a stalemate until they're not.
02:40:01.560But if people that are watching this closely, like Ted Postol and Victor Boot, they know that this is no longer missile range war.
02:40:10.380When you can bring fighter bombers into 60 kilometers from the Ukrainian targets, that means they've got no more patriots.
02:40:17.560Otherwise, those fighter bombers would be taken out by patriots.
02:40:20.220Now, the Patriots have a hard time against a ballistic missile, but they have an easy time against a fighter plane that's going one-tenth the speed.
02:40:30.040So if the Russians are now bringing in dozens of fighter bombers to within 60 kilometers of their targets and releasing these fab bombs, the glide bombs, it's like two orders of magnitude more destruction in the last month than, say, a similar month last year.
02:40:47.800You know, and so so a lot of this war is staying ahead of the technology.0.92
02:40:54.140But the Russians. Let me back you up on that.0.93
02:40:57.260They say the Russians, other than per capita or three or more, but Russia has gigantic stockpiles that are three to one compared to the whole West of standard bombs and artillery shells.
02:41:08.880Right. And they never got rid of them.0.78
02:41:11.540We have this thing in the West where we'll just get rid of our old weapons, take them apart, dismantle them.
02:41:18.820The Russians in the Soviet Union, they had just warehouses full of old tanks.
02:41:23.860And the local reserve unit's job was to check the batteries, drive them around the yard once a month, park them again for decades.1.00
02:41:32.240And people said, well, that's so stupid.
02:41:33.780Well, the theory was if we're in a major war with NATO and all of our best tanks are finished and NATO's best tanks are finished, we'll still have all of these, you know, these T-80s and T-70s.0.99
02:41:45.780Sure. And if the West blows up our armament bases, we still have weapon systems.
02:41:52.320Right. So they had just warehouses full of these thousand pound bombs that in the old days had to be dropped vertically.
02:41:58.760right? Well, they figured out how to put wings that pop out of these things so they can glide
02:42:04.58060 to 100 kilometers. But even six months ago, the Russians could not have brought a fighter
02:42:11.720bomber, a Sukhoi 34 or 35. They couldn't have brought that fighter bomber to within 60 or 100
02:42:17.860miles or kilometers of the bomb's targets because of the Patriots. So this depletion of the
02:42:25.860interceptors most of them i mean we've what we fired like a hundred of them the other night0.99
02:42:30.700you know like probably like 10 of everything left we fired in one night and the iranians are just
02:42:36.580getting warmed up so you can see how notice and notice the iranians weren't lying three months
02:42:41.080ago they said we've used our old missiles now we're going to use our mediums but soon you'll
02:42:45.700see our good ones now we're seeing the more advanced missiles roll up yeah this and for
02:42:51.240For stationary targets like an air base, those submunition missiles, they're not really cluster bombs.
02:42:59.160But when 80 submunitions come out that are 100 kilograms each or 50 kilograms each and disperse over an airfield, that's enough to wreck that airfield.
02:43:08.820We see like those aircraft are all parked together.
02:43:10.800If you have just a 20- or 50-pound-kilogram bomb exploding on the concrete, firing shards of concrete out, every one of those aircraft has to be inspected carefully.
02:43:23.780And for those that don't know, the Sukhoi is an old fighter bomber, but it's heavy, carries a huge amount of munitions.
02:43:32.720And now they can get close enough to drop. We have what we call the JDAM, which is taking an iron bomb and making it steerable. It puts fins on it. And that would work in Afghanistan because our fighter bombers could fly, or even a B-52, could fly straight over Afghanistan. Nobody was shooting at them.
02:43:54.240against Ukraine, they were protected by Patriots until recently.
02:43:58.940So these fighter bombers had to stay hundreds of kilometers away
02:44:02.480because the Patriot radar could pick them up, you know, 100, 150 miles out
02:44:23.640What comes next? Give us the scenarios. Does Trump have any off ramp? What do you expect? Saudi Arabia is desperate, begging for sitcom help. Is it coming? What's going to happen?
02:44:32.680Yeah, Saudi Arabia is not going to get help. And, you know, we may see some some good, you know, some A10 video that will be important where you see, you know, 20 technical vehicles, how many technical vehicles being hit won't matter.
02:44:46.760That's like, you know, you stomped on some ants at the picnic.
02:45:10.780And another thing, though, to keep an eye on, we've seen the Yanbu pipeline cut, the Red Sea, Bab el-Mondab, the mouth of the Red Sea potentially blocked.
02:45:22.200The Houthis are saying, we'll let all ships through except Saudi ships.
02:45:26.480The Strait of Hormuz, we're lying about how many ships are getting out.0.93
02:49:46.700But they said they've been at the bases on the East Coast and the West Coast, and they're all in a scramble to get into drone warfare.0.85
02:49:53.160You know, they've been wargaming with the Ukrainians and losing our military.0.81
02:49:56.560But as you said, they admitted with the whole formations there, the brass there, everything, the admirals that they had.
02:50:03.020So it's not hype that we're literally a generation behind.
02:50:06.720The Navy SEALs are in complete scramble right now.
02:50:09.880Well, the SEALs for like the last five years have had a, you know, there's along with the SEALs in Naval Special Warfare, there's the surface warfare combatant craftsman used to be called Special Boat Unit.
02:50:22.600In some of the movies, you've seen them.
02:50:24.920They're like the support element in the speed boats that are air deployable and so forth.
02:50:29.220But there's also a drone unit of SEALs now. So there are some SEALs with them and they're, you know, it's a combination of technical people, brainiacs and, you know, ground pounders and frogmen. But yeah, the SEALs have a very serious drone component. But I mean, it's, you know, naval, and you can assume so do the Army.
02:50:50.860Yeah, but let me give you this news. This is the last part they told me. They said they're in a rush to fully convert. Well, they'll, quote, no longer really even carry a rifle or a rocket launcher. They said every SEAL will have a small drone and another drone. And I was like, they're talking about only carrying like a sidearm now and going purely to drones. Did you know about that?
02:51:11.540No, but I mean, I know that they've had for quite a while, they have a tablet that's like a hinge right here.
02:51:18.960It's like their main weapon is a tablet because the biggest weapons, this is going back to the Vietnam War, the biggest weapon SEALs ever carried was a radio.
02:51:28.720Because the radio talked to an Apache or a Cobra helicopter and could bring down the fire.
02:51:35.360So, yeah, your rifle always was secondary to what the artillery and air you could bring in.
02:51:40.320And now it's with drones, the man's not, the man's a liability.
02:55:00.580But I think Bracken overall, even though Kent spent a lot of time in Yemen, you name it, is really dead on if you actually follow him.
02:55:06.680So the five minutes we have left, I'm worried Trump's going to escalate to face save.
02:55:11.960I told you during the break you totally agreed.
02:55:13.660We don't really have any other moves left here.0.87
02:55:15.940I'm worried the Iranians will be too emboldened and Trump may go to the nukes.0.51
02:55:18.900Matt Bracken, give us your analysis on what comes next, different scenarios.0.86
02:55:21.580Yeah, I think that the biggest weapon on this battlefield right now is is how our enemies and the Israelis can use Trump's ego as a weapon.0.88
02:55:33.200I think they've got him psychoanalyzed down to a T and they can they can steer him like, you know, like a little, you know, remote control robot driving around the floor.0.88
02:55:43.640So the commander in chief of the American armed forces, I think, is completely controllable externally.
02:55:52.500He's gotten rid of, they've either quit or been fired,
02:55:55.620Kelsey Gabbard, Joe Kent, and many others.
02:55:57.760And now he's just got yes-men and sycophants around him.
03:04:18.200And that's going to go out of our stations.
03:04:20.640One, it'll be on the satellite feed as well.
03:04:22.620You'll find it at Real Alex Jones on X.
03:04:24.140And again, the easiest place to find that special feed will be AlexJonesLive.com.
03:04:28.220Now, speaking of smart people, I know enough to be dangerous on these subjects.
03:04:34.020And so I've had family, friends, everybody approach me.
03:04:38.520I have had, no exaggeration, more than 50 companies come to me in the last four or five years
03:04:46.000before peptides were even a big thing and say, we want to be sponsors when we do this,
03:04:51.780we want to do that. I know one of the big groups here in Austin that's on Kennedy's advisory board
03:04:56.440at HHS, and they're great. And talking to them and talking to others, they said, well,
03:05:02.420you need to get Dr. Joe Palumbo on DO because he sits on the scientific advisory board of the
03:05:08.040American Peptide Association. His name came up over and over again, and we had to twist some arms
03:05:13.040because this is a political show, and he's not really a political guy to get him on, but that's
03:05:18.080the leading industry compliance and standards organization for peptide therapy in the United
03:05:22.560States. So instead of me telling listeners what I think, because there's some of these things I
03:05:26.560have issues with, friends, family, neighbors, the studies, and all the stuff that's natural peptides
03:05:30.680that humans have, looks like that's all great. There's a bunch of other stuff that's peptides
03:05:34.300from animals and things i i know enough to be dangerous so to be honest with you i know more
03:05:38.420than the general public but i don't have one one hundredth the knowledge of dr joe palumbo and
03:05:43.200he'll tell you you know this is a very exploratory area i was talking to him last week and he's like
03:05:46.900well yeah i'm an expert but an expert in something that's just exploding we're trying to figure it
03:05:51.060out it's like when they discovered nuclear science or something or discovered the theory of microbes
03:05:55.020uh so but uh dr joe palumbo do is a clinical uh lead and medical director behind freedomrx.health
03:06:02.360That's the great folks that put this together, and he is the president of Locum Tele LLC, the physician network that reviews every patient, writes every prescription, and oversees all clinical decisions on the platform, does it for many other huge platforms.
03:06:16.020Most importantly, Dr. Palumbo sits on the Scientific Advisory Board of the American Peptide Association, the APA, the leading industry compliance and standards organization.
03:06:25.640Just look it up for peptide therapy in the United States.
03:06:28.720So we got the guy on the board of it. When the FDA moves on peptides, the APA responds. Palumbo is in that room at the highest levels.
03:06:37.160The APA represents physicians, clinics, compounding pharmacies and researchers across the country and scientific advisory board guides and organizations on clinical standards, regulatory navigation and best practices.
03:06:49.140Palumbo represents the locum tella on the board,
03:06:52.880meaning FreedomRx clinical infrastructure is backed by someone actively shaping
03:06:57.440how peptide therapy operates in America, freedomrx.health.
03:12:55.480They put him on a testosterone, a couple of peptides.
03:12:58.000Within a week, his brain bounced back like 50%.
03:13:01.100And now, a couple months later, it's back to where it was pre-COVID, and it's wild.
03:13:07.660And so the point is, this is dramatic.
03:13:10.260What hormones do, and all the chemicals in the food and water, you know, they admit the average American male has, whether they're young or old, less than half what we used to in just the 70s.
03:13:19.140I mean, this is an absolute—I'm no scientist, but I can see it.
03:13:24.180And with my family member, I saw incredible, dramatic results.
03:13:29.240I had other friends devastated by COVID, long COVID.
03:13:33.320They went to other clinics, boom, look younger than ever.
03:13:36.860So there is no doubt this is powerful.
03:13:59.240So, I mean, I don't understand the mechanics of it, but this is fountain of youth type stuff.
03:14:06.580To an extent, I hate to use that term, but yes.
03:14:09.440I mean, at the end of the day, I think people need to realize that, first off, you know, peptides are a natural part of the body.
03:14:14.960When we're talking about GLPs, GIPs, those are terms used to designate different peptides within our body for the weight loss.
03:14:22.080And these other peptides, sermoralin, tesamoralin, BPC, those aren't necessarily part or not part of the body, but the peptide, the amino acid construct of it is.
03:14:33.980These peptides are used for cellular communication, healing and immunity, metabolism and growth, hormone regulation, sexual improvement.
03:14:44.580These things are part of our everyday.
03:14:46.440I mean, the amino acid change that they're creating and the constant evolution of this peptide development is just going to make for a truly exciting opportunity for patients, humans that are using these to be their best selves at later stages of life when typically a lot of those systems have sort of fallen off in our body and we're aging and we're not as capable, not as mobile, not as excited, not as energetic.
03:15:12.780So I see peptides in hormone regulation, one of the greatest evolutions and acceptances to the medical space that's over the last several years.
03:15:22.260I mean, I've been consulting for hormones for more than 10 years prior to them being removed from the FDA list.
03:15:30.100I mean, we were dispensing some more than a BPC 10 years ago, eight years ago.
03:15:35.380So the fact that they're coming back with a fury and so many more people are involved in it, it is just truly exciting.
03:15:42.260Because we're talking about patients empowering themselves, living their best lives later in life.
03:15:48.100And I think that's really what's important because it really, at the end of the day, you know, the golden years really weren't the golden years previously because you aged out, you got tired, you got listless, you lost your willingness.
03:16:00.540And now when you give a person energy, vitality, they're not as dragged down, their bodies are stronger and carrying less weight.
03:16:10.020you've given a person you know 10 15 more years of quality and i and by the way i know you know
03:16:15.820more than i do but i've seen so many rat studies with these and one issue i have is everything gets
03:16:21.440obsessed with you know ozempic and things like that and that's obviously stuff like that's
03:16:25.400available there and that's not from a human almost all this other stuff is just a human
03:16:29.540if i'm wrong btc 157 is a thing made in the gut as you get older you make less and less of it
03:16:34.840and that's what repairs you know the tendons and the muscles and all this that's the thing i've
03:16:38.160taken that's just been i was gonna get surgery on my soldier and they said no just take this and
03:16:42.660within a few months it worked i mean it's just totally totally wild so my issue is everybody
03:16:47.280tends to focus on the gila monster and this peptide came from this and that's just one thing
03:16:52.660then there's like 30 plus or more peptides and i know all these people taking them and i see the
03:16:57.680studies and it's just dramatic so everything is focused on weight loss and that sucks all the
03:17:01.980oxygen out of the room but it looks like in a way that's good because it created so much interest
03:17:05.440in peptides now people are checking everything else out
03:17:08.160well and like you just mentioned i mean you just proved the point that you know these medic these
03:17:12.680peptides are within the body already currently so test some more than input more and some more
03:17:17.540those are there to help with the uh hgh process in our bodies because us as adults no longer really
03:17:23.320have any type of hgh quality in our bodies but now we're helping to get our anterior pituitary
03:17:29.240to stimulate to get some more production and hgh if if anybody's ever been in the gym and seen
03:17:35.020people on it it does remarkable things for fat loss for for muscular development for sleep
03:17:40.140progression for hair growth and such so i guess the the overall point is that a lot of the peptides
03:17:45.820are extremely safe uh they're they're being constantly tested because it is such a new market
03:17:51.920um but i think the safety profile is very very high uh they're fairly benign in nature uh you
03:17:58.980know there's mild side effects that can transpire and those that's what the practitioner is there
03:18:03.280to guide you and make you alert to um that's right people go to freedom rx it's so easy
03:18:08.660then then once you get tested it's a blood test where you just slap a patch on your arm
03:18:12.580then in a few seconds it gets it's like a big needle or something and then now you get your
03:18:16.380blood work now the and then now you have more meetings telemedicine you you you you walk through
03:18:20.800it i mean this is literally a whole new world of things and and that's why i've done you know more
03:18:26.980research on it so i can understand it because i was the type of guy that you know never took
03:18:30.460testosterone any of that stuff back when i was in super good shape when i was younger
03:18:33.560and and and so i was like oh people don't need that but then i did all the research
03:18:37.980that the chemicals suppress it the average male has less than half what we used to
03:18:42.440and so then it made a lot of sense that hegseth is saying let's do test testing on all the troops
03:18:47.900and people that are low give it to them because it's not like it's not like you're even trying
03:18:51.300to boost or be augmented you're trying to get back to what you're supposed to be correct i mean at
03:18:56.660At the end of the day, trying to be as compliant and ethical as a company
03:19:01.240and a provider that I can, we're just trying to reachieve what you once were.
03:19:05.100We're not trying to give you something that you could never have done naturally
03:19:09.140on your own, which is why we checked the lab.
03:19:21.720And that's what the doctors and scientists do.0.63
03:19:23.140I'm not one, but I talk to them, is they just take you back to the normal level.
03:19:26.660This isn't like you're you're in the NFL injecting all this anabolic stuff, folks.
03:19:30.940This is just getting back to what humans are supposed to be.
03:19:34.420And that's how we have to counter the globalist is with the science God gave us.
03:19:38.880I mean, I'll take it very personally. I mean, back when I was 31, I had the free testosterone level of 331, which is extremely low for my age.
03:19:48.400And at this standpoint, I've been able to enjoy a very active life.
03:19:53.100you know i was able to have a child while being on testosterone replacement therapy done right
03:19:58.220it's extremely safe it's extremely productive and it's maybe it's made the difference in my day and
03:20:04.200so many millions of men and women across the united states their days as they try to go through
03:20:08.380the rigorous aspects of what you know most americans go through so and bottom line a few
03:20:12.740months ago we were debating whether somebody had to be put on hospice okay and now they're they're
03:20:20.080their back i mean and that was testosterone i mean it's just insane it's it's crazy it's crazy
03:20:25.640i i think the health and wellness uh aspect of medicine has evolved so much uh alex over the
03:20:32.840last several years especially since covid people are so much more aware and proactive and they're
03:20:38.340recognizing a lot of the foods and so forth that they eat i mean exercise and diet is extremely
03:20:42.540important to enhance but you're right food is key food is key yeah before you start any regimen of
03:20:48.200peptides or hormones but i think when you put the combination of the right meds the right
03:20:52.700peptides hormones and diet and exercise you've really now changed the viewpoint and probably
03:20:58.880changed the direction or vector of your next 10 sure well what do you think of uh intermittent
03:21:03.460fasting i like three years ago three and a half years ago or two joe rogan we're at dinner and he0.94
03:21:09.060goes you're a fat slob you're your own biggest enemy you're a great guy used to be a handsome0.71
03:21:13.140guy he's a tough talker we're at dinner and there's this navy seal sitting there who i'd already known0.99
03:21:17.560for years friends with joe that was sean johnson and sean goes i'll train you i'll work out every
03:21:22.280morning when i'm in town because he owns a security company other stuff so he's here you know like
03:21:25.600two thirds of the time and i said sure and and and so because joe had already tried to get him
03:21:30.900to train some of his comedians and and people and we could use joe's gym and stuff but none of them
03:21:34.660ever showed up or they showed up a few times i showed up in nine months i lost 70 pounds and by
03:21:40.380the way without peptides without all this stuff that's where you know peptides for injuries
03:21:44.180I started getting injuries when I was, like, you know, deadlifting and things and power clinging.
03:24:50.400From the front lines of the information war, it's Alex Jones.
03:24:57.720All right, he is the clinical lead and medical director at FreedomRx.Health, Dr. Joe Palombo, D.O.
03:25:10.820And most importantly, he sits on the Scientific Advisory Board of the American Peptide Association,
03:25:16.360the main recognized elite group that interfaces with Congress, the FDA, and more.
03:25:22.680The industry's leading compliance, the standards organization for peptide therapy in the United States.
03:25:27.720and again, people get totally confused because we get into the GLP-1s and all that stuff with
03:25:34.800the Gila monster, you know, and then creating a peptide of that, and if you want that, that's
03:25:38.980there, and I've had doctors I really respect, neurologists, you name it, say, oh, no, for the
03:25:42.880family member, they ought to take a low dose of this because it does this, I'm not a scientist or
03:25:47.020a doctor, but it doesn't stay in the brain where it can click things back on. We haven't done that,
03:25:51.080so I've had a bunch of doctors say, no, no, no, no, no, the weight loss can be overdone. It can
03:25:54.320close the opening of the stomach to the intestines. And yeah, it's not for everybody. But the point
03:25:59.040is, that's just one thing. And then everybody gets obsessed with that. When almost all these
03:26:04.360other peptides, as the doctor said, I was correct, because I'm no expert, I'm always checking,
03:26:08.400is what is already in your body, folks. And that used to be higher in everybody in every study,
03:26:13.460you just type in testosterone is half of what it was in the 1960s. Why is testosterone collapsing?
03:26:19.540Well, we know it's the chemicals, I've had all these scientists on, in the food and water byproducts of industrial society that is lowering all of this.
03:26:28.120So whether it's on purpose or not, some of it on purpose, some of it not on purpose, you know, hormone blockers for kids, all of it is a direct, you know, open action of this to emasculate us.
03:26:36.440And not to mention what it's doing to women.
03:26:38.240Girls are now going to puberty on an average of like 10, used to be 13.
03:26:41.640Some kids at three are going into puberty.
03:26:43.620They admit that's the chemicals in food and water.
03:26:46.000Well, there's the bad side of chemicals.
03:26:49.220Well, what are the natural things, hormones, peptides, things like that?
03:26:52.740I'm not a doctor and a researcher and on the board of the national expert group on this, but am I getting that right, Dr. Palumbo?
03:28:11.660You were like, well, what questions do you have?
03:28:12.540I'm like, you're the guy that knows 100 times more than me, probably 200 times.
03:28:16.200Where else do you want to lead us here, doctor?
03:28:18.580Well, I think it's just more of this advocacy at this first point.
03:28:21.860This is my first opportunity to speak to your population and to speak with you in regards to this.
03:28:27.580I think at the end of the day, if you feel as a person that you're suffering, male or female, it's irrelevant.
03:28:32.440uh you have male or female if you feel like you're suffering from your brain fog lack of energy
03:28:37.000inability to move the scale good or bad meaning down to weight loss or good up to trying to gain
03:28:44.320muscle uh if your sexuality with your partner is not where you want it to be if you're having
03:28:49.100other issues in the sexual phase um just understand that your hormones are a huge play in the body i
03:28:55.660mean at the end of the day uh the endocrine system is vastly being used uh to manipulate our days as
03:29:01.760we go. And the thyroid, as well as basic testosterone levels in male and females are
03:29:07.460definitely having a great impact. And I think knowing where you stand with those and making
03:29:12.980sure that they're well-situated is extremely important to your daily activities and your
03:29:17.180daily interactions. Mood is greatly affected by both as well. And then knowing that there are
03:29:23.020alternatives to hormones in addition to, which is the peptides. I think one of the most commonly
03:29:30.860used one. I mean, it's been used for more than 20 years. NAD is just a wonderful peptide for
03:29:37.020increase in energy, decrease in brain fog, and improvement of longevity. And I think, you know,
03:29:43.020between that and glutathione, you know, with the anti-inflammatory aspects of it is hugely helpful
03:29:48.080to people's common daily issues. Again, as a 47-year-old male, we all deal with certain
03:29:54.940complexities of life, just as of age and not doing anything extensive as far as like athletics and so
03:30:01.260forth as a young man, you have natural aches and pains, back pain, knee joint pain, etc. These are
03:30:08.280things that are able to help you live a better quality of life rather than struggling through
03:30:12.740those type of things. And I think knowing that you have so much energy availability still left
03:30:17.560in the tank, even at 50, 60 years old, it's something that could be greatly used. And I
03:30:23.780hope that you all know about it so that you guys can seek the resources to get those things
03:30:28.000well you're absolutely right and anybody can just simply type in in fact i'll do it off my phone
03:30:36.200here that's the easiest way to do this uh just overhead shot we'll do it this way uh i just
03:30:39.660typed into google collapse of testosterone levels overhead shot please and uh just type in collapse
03:30:46.320of testosterone levels and it says average testosterone levels in men have experienced
03:30:50.660a significant population-wide decline over the past several decades. And then it goes into it's
03:30:55.940at least 50% over the last half century. And I've got Atlantic, where has all the testosterone gone?
03:31:04.620Why are testosterone levels declining? Cleveland Clinic, understanding the secular decline
03:31:11.000in testosterone mechanisms, Northern Institute of Health, men's average testosterone levels have
03:31:17.380have in the last 50 years say scientists so just type in for everybody as i just did for anybody
03:31:24.300can do this we can do this too collapse in testosterone levels just type that in what the
03:31:29.480hell is going on here doctor well i mean it the proof is in the pudding yeah i mean i i think when
03:31:36.280people feel the symptoms of brain fog decrease in energy sexuality you know in weight issues i think
03:31:42.280that is a common complaint amongst probably majority of men and women you know 40 50 years
03:31:48.980old and up and to know that at the end of the day that it's something that can be corrected
03:31:53.920with a simple blood test for knowledge and then a doctor evaluation that now and thankfully can
03:31:59.760be done online or in person whether it be by a local brick and mortar medical spa or whether it
03:32:06.880by a physician practice, or like I said, on telehealth at FreedomRx, you know, there's
03:32:12.480vast opportunities for you to seek the improvement of these things.
03:32:16.440I think these are things that people are commonly dealing with at these ages.
03:32:21.060I mean, I've even seen people as low as 21 years old suffer from low testosterone, and
03:32:26.080it can be devastating to the person's day.
03:32:29.460I do think people need to take a vast interest as far as what they're consuming in their
03:32:33.160diet, whether it be oral, whatever hydration source and nutrition, as far as food source,
03:32:40.240to be cognizant of those things. Because, yeah, unfortunately, it's not what it was like in the
03:32:45.1201950s. So you got to get, you got to get exercise, you got to stop being sedentary, you got to get
03:32:49.700real non processed food, a lot of protein, a lot of, you know, high, high quality vitamins and
03:32:54.520minerals. And then if you get the right hormones, you're off the races, and you're back to what we
03:32:58.580used to be you know being steve mcqueen and john wayne um but i i'm not a scientist like you or a
03:33:03.800doctor like you but i can look it up you said oh you've seen 21 year olds they admit whether you're
03:33:08.26014 or whether you're 80 in the in the studies i've seen it's over half a cut of whatever you're
03:33:14.140supposed to be at that age it's over 50 sperm counts are going straight down they admit it's
03:33:18.940chemicals in the food and water and and and so obviously avoid that avoid process stuff
03:33:24.220filter your water that's all a key and then you add the hormones and then you start testing out
03:33:29.360peptides and it's just a whole new world no i mean there's really not much more to say to that
03:33:35.920one alex i think you use you sufficiently expressed it all uh because no that is the
03:33:41.780truth i think if patients took as far as an active role in all of those aspects i mean yes
03:33:47.040your sleep is extremely important i you know whether you need five six eight hours of sleep
03:33:51.640that's person dependent, but all of us can try to watch the food and fluids we take in. And yes,
03:33:58.220you do have to have a basic lab level in order to know where your hormones levels are at. But
03:34:03.220again, because of online therapies, so much of that has been reduced in cost. It's even cash
03:34:09.400basis versus insurance. And I think the availability is out there. And I really just want your audience
03:34:14.800to know that this is another great availability through freedomrxhealth.com that we are
03:34:21.620We're able to provide these resources.
03:34:23.420We're able to truly try to improve one's daily life.
03:34:28.260But it also helps greatly with an active participant, not just one that's going to take the medications, also sleep, eat, and drink appropriately.
03:39:44.960So if you find yourself like with a decreased libido in a slump of wanting sexual or being having the urges, PT 141 would help assist with that.
03:39:56.300So if you're already a thousand horsepower car, you probably don't want to take it.
03:40:00.540It wouldn't be necessary. That's correct. It's like it's like what would that be like?
03:40:05.900What would that be? You know, like, right.
03:40:08.600It's like an over caffeinated person, you know, who's already well awake.
03:40:11.800then they end up taking more so i mean at the end of the day it's not really necessary but again
03:40:16.320will it do any harm no i mean you know again it's a branched chain amino acid that's i know this is
03:40:21.040also new who knows though if it's doing that what else does it do you know what i mean i agree that
03:40:26.780that's what that's what i love about the american pet type association i know you mentioned that
03:40:30.420earlier you know that that is one of the remarkable tools that this that this organization
03:40:34.840is trying to do it's trying to provide you safety quality and access it is doing
03:40:39.620the legislative work to assist and provide safety, quality, and access to all of our
03:40:46.580constituents of the United States so that not only is it available, but it also has studies
03:40:51.760behind it. It also has proving it. It also has an understanding of it. So it's getting the
03:40:55.460information out there and knowing that potentially some of the Category 2 peptides may go live
03:41:03.020through the FDA and get into FDA approval is just a fun, exciting time because the APA is
03:41:09.160working extremely hard to help advocate for that and for anybody who is interested you know check
03:41:14.340out the apa because it is an organization i think well well to be supported because it's advocating
03:41:20.000for you and your availability to ascertain absolutely how do we support that organization
03:41:24.140because here's the deal the way i had it described was it's great but watch out you know the mailman's
03:41:29.780not around if your wife takes it so because you everybody always wants aphrodisiacs they talk
03:41:34.240about it i've never needed it you know you go your checkup the doctor gives you some free viagra
03:41:38.680you know, you take, you see blue, whatever. I'd have never needed all that, but I've been told
03:41:43.120by not just two people, but other people told me that I've read about it too.
03:41:47.280It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, I'm kind of scared of it, but, but that is definitely something for
03:41:51.660people that have problems. Uh, like you said, if they get the testing, do the right thing,
03:41:55.680the hormone base, then just imagine what that would be like. Like you said, it's the drinking
03:41:59.340good water, eating good food, the exercise, that is the most important thing. And then all this
03:42:03.740stuff has a great effect. Absolutely. It's just a commiserate availability to add on to what you
03:42:10.000should already be doing. And I know it's difficult for a lot of people in their day, you know, busy,
03:42:14.260hectic life, family, work-based balance. But at the end of the day, if you can set aside some time
03:42:19.660for good nutrition, you know, getting your hormone levels checked, getting a peptide potentially as
03:42:24.880an accessory to your health and wellness is a wonderful way to enhance and enjoy the lives
03:42:31.480that we have, because at the end of the day, for me, you know, if you can't enjoy it, it ain't worth
03:42:36.220living. So, you know, I love having high energy. I love having a good motor, and I love being able
03:42:40.700to train and work my, you know, body to be its maximum, and all these are available tools to be
03:42:46.340able to do that. What I like is, and I want to go over these, is there's a couple things. There's
03:42:50.500one thing that boosts your growth hormone naturally, and I've done my own research, never
03:42:54.240taken it, but I've looked at it as I get older, but I'm like, well, I really don't need it,
03:42:57.420uh but maybe i want to go next level the point is is what's the one that boosts safely um your
03:43:02.920normal growth hormone uh and then there's another one that boosts your testosterone there's not
03:43:08.000even a blood test needed on these and i knew when i read one of the names because i've read like
03:43:11.540bodybuilding magazine stuff back when i was younger did that that guys that went off stuff
03:43:15.740would then take the the name i saw to naturally and i was like why do they just do that so
03:43:20.780i like the idea of no blood test and that's the stuff i think i might test out uh that has my
03:43:27.140body do it itself that at some level i'm not a doctor like you that just seems like for me
03:43:31.980so so the first one that you spoke of was in regards to human growth hormone the class is
03:43:38.320called uh so excuse me the medication is called smorland which is fda approved uh tessamorland
03:43:44.140which is approved for specific syndromes uh and then impamorland so those three medications was
03:43:49.820smorland being approved you know is is fda supported legal capable of being ascertained
03:43:54.580anywhere is a wonderful HGH analog. And then the one that you're talking about in testosterone
03:44:00.260enhancement would be in clomathine. The only reason why, you know, you can actually take it
03:44:05.060without having a blood test. There's no question. But I also like to think, again, as a practitioner
03:44:10.320trying to do the right thing for the patient, understanding that they may be having some
03:44:13.960potential difficulties with some of the symptoms that I've mentioned, I think getting a basic blood
03:44:18.960level is important. And mainly to know the benchmarks of where we're coming and where
03:44:23.200we're going you know where did you start where did you get to with enclomiphene uh and then
03:44:27.460potentially also monitoring and watching if you're degrading uh even though we're providing the
03:44:31.920potential same dosages of enclomiphene but enclomiphene is a great natural enhancer that
03:44:36.800that men take in order to support your testicular function which is helping to maximize the ability
03:44:42.240of natural testosterone produced in our body i'm wrong what i was reading is it's not like test i
03:44:46.840know at the lower levels it doesn't even like you said you were able to have kids on the proper dose
03:44:50.940test it's not like some bodybuilder level but what i like about this and i haven't taken it yet
03:44:55.460is that it gets me to do it and then in the future it doesn't it looks like it doesn't
03:44:59.960restrict you know any future normal behavior correct i mean i think the whole thing that
03:45:04.820people need to understand is that when you're taking a hormone like testosterone outside of
03:45:09.100the body which is called exogenously and in the body is natural to us which is endogenously
03:45:14.720when you're taking an outside hormone exogenously and shooting it or consuming it within you
03:45:20.700It can potentially create a negative feedback mechanism in your body to stop the production of your natural.
03:45:27.680And so when you're thinking of that, you want to do things that can help support the natural production.
03:45:32.800And in clomiphene, gonadolone, and what is called HCG, human chorionic gonadotropin, are all three different medications in which support the measure of the natural production of testosterone.
03:45:45.360So I'm right. You said a layman's common sense. If I get my body to do it naturally, that's the best way.
03:45:51.460It is, but there's always a limit, though, Alex.
03:45:53.720I mean, at the end of the day, as a 47-year-old male, there's only a level that my body will allow me to achieve any more naturally.
03:46:01.100And I can take as much as you appropriate.
03:46:03.720Because we've all been bombarded by the chemicals.
03:46:05.360Again, we're not trying to go above what God made us.
03:46:07.660We're just trying to mitigate what's been done to us with the chemicals.
03:46:11.460And that's the reason why I said mentioning about a blood level.
03:46:13.580Because at the end of the day, you can absolutely improve potentially your levels from X to Z.
03:46:19.680but at the i think the basic concern is is where are you at and is it going to be enough and that's
03:46:26.320where getting a lab test knowing where you're at letting a doctor evaluate your position
03:46:30.060and knowing if it's smart to start just on on clomiphene or if it's more smart to start on
03:46:35.260and clomiphene absolutely absolutely well i wonder what happened to me if i actually do the test and
03:46:39.580i'm already really lost 70 pounds incredible stuff just working on diet what do you be surprised
03:46:45.220what do you think of intermittent fasting because that's what the navy seal guy got me to do
03:46:48.740that seemed to be key and that i i don't do it all the time now i've already got my goals but
03:46:54.280i wouldn't eat till two o'clock in the day and i wouldn't eat after about seven o'clock
03:46:58.080well the crazy part is for three days it was hard after that i didn't want to eat
03:47:02.120so much more energy just intermittent fasting itself for me was magic
03:47:05.580i would speak when i i would never speak as an expert in any any regards to weight loss
03:47:11.700what i would say to any uh person listening is that at the end of the day you have to do what
03:47:16.620fits you uh i think dieting is something that is extremely personal it's something that you
03:47:21.680need to stick with uh whether you're trying to gain weight or lose weight and at the end of the
03:47:26.280day not one particular uh diet is is appropriate for sure how many times a day do you eat if you
03:47:31.740don't mind me asking oh my gosh probably six times a day and that's just to me that's to maintain my
03:47:37.700frame the way i want to because i've heard that school of thought too like lots of little high
03:47:41.520nutrient meals correct i mean well when you're trying to you know gain more muscle mass and and
03:47:46.920shed the fat it's just maintaining good macros and it's always to me an in and an out how much
03:47:52.320do you put in and how much well there's no doubt that i'm back to basically i still only do like
03:47:56.440maybe two meals a day and a banana here in between or a protein drink but but yeah i definitely look
03:48:01.920better in a mirror i'm bigger muscle wise since i stopped intermittent fasting but i gotta tell
03:48:07.220you intermittent fasting for me was like my brain worked even better when i was doing it
03:48:11.340was wild well i i think that a lot of the diets that have come out have have been game changers
03:48:17.460for a lot of particular people and like i said i think that's where you said it's people are all
03:48:21.240different though so you gotta correct and i think that's what's what's an awesome about is that at
03:48:26.060the end of the day people are trying new things they're advocating for new things and for us for
03:48:30.480a subset of the population it'll work and that's wonderful i just don't want people to get bottom0.90
03:48:34.960line take your vitamins and minerals exercise drink queer water and don't eat at mcdonald's
03:48:41.340Yeah, fast food is typically not going to be advocating for a good diet.
03:48:45.340I might eat fast food like every three months down the road.