00:00:30.000If you are receiving this transmission, you are the resistance.
00:00:48.540Well, today is the third year anniversary of October 7th.
00:00:54.460That then triggered Israel's expansion to Lebanon, Syria, you name it, the war with Iran that has tripped up the global recovery that Trump was successfully leading.
00:01:06.120It has been an absolute disaster for everybody on the planet, basically.
00:01:11.340And you have all these top ministers in Israel literally saying our ethnic cleansing is going well.
00:01:17.120They even use the term ethnic cleansing.
00:01:18.680They use the international law code of the crime.
00:01:24.260It's like when Trump does insider trading with Truth Social and says,
00:01:27.360you'll get inside information hours or days for anyone else for your stock picks
00:01:31.300and make lots of money from the president.
00:10:58.100And now three, four times the attacks they ever launched every day.
00:11:01.680They're just destroying all the infrastructure, the government buildings, the facilities, the food warehouses, everything, because NATO's been hitting that in Russia.
00:11:08.740And Putin said, OK, tit for tat. And Putin's now announced they're going to double the bombardment that they've just doubled or tripled or quadrupled in the last month or so in the next weeks.
00:11:20.100And then Zelensky came out and posted a video warning of impending massive Russian strike calls for U.S. and European help desperately.
00:11:28.020we'll be getting to that video that's posted at alexjoneslive.com. And then you've got the plague
00:11:35.780popping up, supposedly, and all the propaganda points behind that and flooding the zone with
00:11:42.200the exact same post by thousands of influencers. You know, they're being paid to say that. Oh,
00:11:46.880yes, St. Petersburg is closed. Oh, the hospitals are, oh, there's dead. It's terrible. Martial
00:11:52.160law, and then even mainstream media goes and checks, and it's not true. The UN is demanding
00:11:58.020answers on a reported second death of one of the lab workers. And as I said back over the weekend,
00:12:02.500that's not normal pneumonic plague if it's killing people that quickly or supposedly just from a
00:12:09.300vial being broken. And Russia says that the one person they admit has died, died of pneumonia.
00:12:15.640I don't know it's true, but I see the propaganda launch day one, perfect if it is some type of setup or false flag to then try to stop the Russian offensive that is about to begin.
00:12:28.840And the big question is, will NATO come in with more force when that happens?
00:12:32.300And Russia has said that they're punching above their weight with conventional weapons.
00:12:36.560The only thing they have leverage on is superior nuclear weapons and that they will use nuclear weapons if they begin to lose.
00:12:44.920And that's our doctrine as well in a conventional war.
00:15:01.680The EU admits their economic ministers, the NATO, all of them, that they have demographically and all these other issues are going to collapse by 2029 if they don't have a war with Russia.
00:15:12.260For those that don't study history, that's what empires do when they're in decline.
00:15:15.860Trump's pulling massive numbers of U.S. troops out of Europe.
00:15:20.560He's been telling Zelensky don't blow up Russian refineries.
00:15:23.000That hurts Europe even worse than Russia.
00:15:25.300Zelensky's pledged to double down and double the attacks.
00:15:27.840He has to stop knocking out diesel fuel in Russia.
00:15:32.860Let him go after targets, but not diesel fuel, because he's causing a shortage of diesel fuel.
00:15:38.360Because it then ties in with the massive anti-white race war NGO program that's now blown up in 10 countries of Europe.
00:15:48.440The epicenter being France, the detonator, just hundreds killed.
00:15:51.940They're trying to suppress the numbers.
00:15:53.460Police being lynched, whole families being beaten up.
00:15:55.660The illegal aliens and the migrants stop cars if you're not brown, you're drugged out and beaten half to death or murdered.
00:16:02.640He's warned you're just a few decisions away.
00:16:04.960Well, I just got off the phone with someone senior in a European nation who, you know, he sits way at the top.
00:16:11.380And what he told me, it should worry everyone, really.
00:31:02.080an estimated 246,000 British nationals walked out of England for good.
00:31:07.380Only a hair under the 257,000 who fled the year before, while the number coming back collapsed from 140,000 to 110,000, leaving a net drain of 136,000 natives.
00:31:23.260The biggest net outflow recorded since officials switched to tax and benefit records that showed nearly 180,000 more people leaving than the old survey had counted.
00:31:34.940The Office for National Statistics figures show the net hemorrhage of the under-35s has widened every year since 2022 precisely because fewer of them return.
00:31:48.460That is the quiet arithmetic of a country whose own people are voting with their feet while the administrative state perfects the technocratic machinery to count, tax, and replace them.
00:32:01.360And the diversity and the unity in raising this flag, we'd acknowledge the rich culture and heritage and tradition and coordination of the Pakistani community, as so much is the great city of Birmingham.
00:32:30.460And so the native sons and daughters of Britain pack what remains of their lives into the boot of the car and slip out under the cover of night,
00:32:41.340abandoning the towns their greatest grandparents built with their own hands as the ancestral tiny villages fill with their foreign replacements.
00:32:51.060John Bowne reporting for the Alex Jones Network at AlexJonesLive.com.
01:00:19.540And then we'll also get into this situation in Russia, supposedly with this plague release and the timing of that before this big Russian offensive.
01:00:28.880So, Dr. Malone, thank you so much for being here today.
01:00:31.800And thanks for doing all the research preparation for the show.
01:00:34.640So let's try to get as much of this covered as we can.
01:00:56.960So thanks for having me on and featuring this.
01:00:59.200So you wanted to start off with what's going on with Maha and Bobby.
01:01:02.920and uh i used to consider myself a strong supporter of the secretary uh and uh i've
01:01:10.060perhaps i've seen too much and uh lived too long here in in uh watching what's taking place with
01:01:19.040this grassroots populist movement that he named maha but is really a very complex and unusual
01:01:27.720uh um kind of agglomeration of different groups of people you have uh you know you have bodybuilders
01:01:36.900you have biohackers you have maha moms you have health freedom people you have libertarians
01:01:44.880you have constitutional conservatives i mean it's the whole gamut and it runs from the crunchy left
01:01:51.520that had its base in Northern California.
01:01:57.400And Nicole Shanahan is almost kind of the poster child of that
01:02:00.460through what is kind of the remnants of the Tea Party and MAGA.
01:02:07.860So all of that came together in this weird coalition
01:02:10.740that for one of the first times perhaps since the turn of the century
01:02:15.400when you had the Upton Sinclair novel regarding the slaughterhouses that prompted really the
01:02:24.900creation of both USDA and FDA. Now you have this new coalition that is very focused in general on
01:02:33.200health-related issues. And among those, of course, was the contributions of Callie and Casey Means
01:02:39.540with good energy in their book and the emphasis on food and arguably the food agenda is the one
01:02:47.040that has been most successful there's no question that our language about food the things we talk
01:02:53.360about the words we use about both food and farming you know the word regenerative agriculture when
01:03:00.480was the last time you heard that before this rise of this populist group so all of that has kind of
01:03:07.740come to a head at the beginning of the Trump administration with the Maha Commission. And it
01:03:13.500started off with great hopes. And as you point out in your opening monologue there, a whole lot of
01:03:19.720energy and enthusiasm. But over the last 18 months, that's kind of tapered off. And it's gotten
01:03:26.820mixed up with the reality of a populist movement gaining some power and entering government.
01:03:34.560And by definition, populist movements generally don't have people that are experienced in dealing with D.C. and governance, and they often get sidetracked by the realities of the challenges of dealing with the bureaucracy, what we call the deep state, and the lobbyists and all those initiatives and all of that pre-built resistance to any change.
01:04:04.560that I've written another substack about a phrase that's now become common among the govies that
01:04:12.480work on the Maha agenda. And the term is cock blocked. Many of them talk at length about how
01:04:19.500they're constantly being blocked from any kind of change that they're trying to implement by all
01:04:25.480kinds of sneaky little strategies. So that's the truth of what Bobby is up against. But what
01:04:32.320happened at the outset as bobby um incorporated and copyrighted or trademarked this term make
01:04:40.620america healthy again maha the abbreviation which by the way he did not originate the current nominee
01:04:47.060nominee for uh surgeon general actually published a book with make america healthy again as part of
01:04:54.200the title uh you know uh about a year and a half or two years before bobby ever started using the
01:05:00.780term. So this initiative, this populist movement got branded as Make America Healthy Again
01:05:11.000and trademarked. And then all of that got incorporated into a corporate structure
01:05:17.920that I refer to as Maha Inc. And then it also got moved into the bureaucracy with the Trump
01:05:28.560administration after this famous coming together that you're showing here in your clip of Bobby
01:05:35.240and Trump. And it appears that Callie Means may have played a key role in bringing them together,
01:05:40.960by the way. So he currently works for Bobby and HHS, and he plays an influential role in all of
01:05:48.600this. And it's his agenda and that of his sister having to do with food and food impurities,
01:05:58.560etc that really has been one of the great successes of maha but uh what has happened
01:06:06.240is what i feared when i uh declined to give bobby my endorsement for president is that i had seen
01:06:15.720him operating for long enough in children's health defense and knew that he's really not a very good
01:06:21.740personnel manager. He doesn't like conflict. He tries to stay out of it. And that is really not
01:06:30.120what's needed for somebody operating the largest branch of the most powerful government in the
01:06:36.100world, that being HHS. And what happened was not surprising. He's a great transformational leader.
01:06:43.920He is a visionary. He is fully committed to the causes that he endorses.
01:06:51.400But operationally, he doesn't have experience running anything like this kind of a government agency.
01:06:59.580And even had he served as the chairman of the board at Children's Health Defense, but not really in charge of operations there.
01:07:07.000And so to no one's surprise, really, about a year in, it became clear that HHS needed a stronger hand at the tiller.
01:07:17.800And so what was done was the president moved up a young man named Chris Klump, who had done great work under Dr. Oz in the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services, CMS.
01:07:30.660and that included negotiation for the most favored nation pricing status on drugs.
01:07:37.900And now Chris runs the agency and Bobby, as by Trump's own words, is an idea guy.
01:07:45.420Some might say that he's functionally acting as a figurehead, but he is not running HHS now, Chris Klump is.
01:07:53.160And in parallel, we've had this organization that I refer to as Maha Corp or Maha Inc.
01:08:00.660which is this uh uh aggregate of maha holdings under which exists maha institute and maha action
01:08:12.980these are the 501c3s and 501c4s and they had uh under tony lyons a leadership spoken about being
01:08:21.580able to raise 100 million dollars for this campaign that we're just on the on the threshold
01:08:27.440of right now the election for the midterms and it has been an abject failure and furthermore
01:08:35.260the actions that have occurred within the administration uh having to do with for
01:08:40.440instance in particular the glyphosate uh issue i was about to go there next that was the first
01:08:46.440really big sign six months ago when they go well we can't replace it so we got to give it liability
01:08:53.020protection what what really happened there and i know tony i like tony i mean they're all i think
01:08:57.240trying. But here's what I see. If you really want to be Machiavelli and say Trump's evil,
01:09:02.300I'm not going there. I'm not saying I'm sure. But at a lot of levels, he sends in Musk with Doge
01:09:09.060to find where the bodies are buried, then uses that to negotiate a deal with the deep state,
01:09:13.220and then to cash in and then kicks him out. And then it's the same thing. Bring in Kennedy.
01:09:17.560Incredible stuff starts happening. It was too good to be true. And then it seems like Maha Inc.,
01:09:23.640at least the key players, use that as a negotiation tactic with the Trumps, just like Jesse Jackson
01:09:28.900used to shake people down. I mean, if you want to get cynical, it looks like a shakedown or
01:09:33.360using regulatory and dirt on big pharma and big food to then basically say there's a new sheriff
01:09:40.640in town and just hold that sword of Damocles over their head. It's more of a power grab
01:09:45.100than actually a reform. Is that too cynical? Well, I think that I'm going to use sciencey
01:09:52.920words, that is certainly a viable hypothesis. How's that? I think that the data are consistent
01:09:59.400with that. And I've been a little, so thank you for saying it that way, because it makes me look
01:10:03.920so much more centrist and gentle. I thought that I was out on a limb by saying that I'm not
01:10:09.500comfortable with what's happening at all. And I've distanced myself. Of course, I got
01:10:14.240defenestrated from Maha when I put out a tweet that aggravated Bobby, and in particular,
01:10:20.920apparently aggravated the president oh i can tell you they're not going to like this today but i
01:10:25.340mean we have autistic children everywhere cancer exploding neurological things we're dying so we
01:10:30.900have a real shot america and the world wants this this is about saving the future of our genetics
01:10:35.680and community so at the end of the day i don't give a rat's ass what kennedy or trump or anybody
01:10:40.120thinks we're all of us the grassroots is what brings the sunshine to this and so yes we're
01:10:45.720going to be persecuted for this but listeners need to understand i've held back till now
01:10:49.380I already figured this out, but that's concerns.
01:10:52.560I read all your sub stacks and knew we had to do this.
01:11:29.260So so you name some names in terms of various industries.
01:11:32.860And the one that I didn't hear you name that was prominently featured in the recent this is where it came to a head is with the recent Maha Institute or action.
01:11:45.600meeting in DC. And the group that you didn't mention was big tech. That included the AI
01:11:53.780companies. And a case could be made that I personally endorse, which is that the tech
01:12:01.340companies right now are in many ways running the nation. I think it's a battle right now between
01:12:09.620big money and big tech. And maybe they're the same thing. Hold on. I'm going to highlight this
01:12:15.060I don't want to shut up after that. Absolutely. The technocracy is taking everything over.
01:12:19.620It's a hostile takeover by this other tech group against the Bill Gates tech group. Oh,
01:12:23.920we got dirt on you Gates back off the whole AI fight right now between Anthropic and open AI
01:12:29.120and Musk. Now Musk has been brought back. Absolutely. And so central, this is the AI
01:12:34.360takeover of medicine, of food, of everything. So you say not a hypothesis, but a fact. Please
01:12:40.780continue. Yeah, so what we're looking at is a couple of trillion dollar IPOs that are coming
01:12:47.500up. And we've written about this also with all of the scare that is being promoted. This is another
01:12:52.860fear porn story about the threat associate, basically waving Skynet, if you're familiar
01:13:01.300with the Terminator series, as a example of the threat posed by AI and the rationale for why we
01:13:09.040We have to have Bernie Sanders introduced regulation to make it so that nobody else can enter the AI field other than the majors that are out at the frontier with developing these advanced limited language models and chatbots, which are not intelligent, by the way.
01:13:31.380That's a misnomer. But the money that's on the table is enormous.
01:13:36.340It is absolutely going to transform industry, and it's not just going to transform American
01:14:04.560But meanwhile, we have to kind of protect ourselves and not allow them to take everything over.
01:14:11.280And when you looked at this recent Maha event that was held in D.C., it was a week ago or two weeks ago, the AI companies and Silicon Valley and big tech, which, by the way, are not friends, generally speaking, of MAGA.
01:14:27.700These are entities that are grounded in the philosophy and the framework and, frankly, the overt leftist perspective of California and the Silicon Valley.
01:14:43.880And Alex, just to point a point on that, when these things go IPO, you're going to have a whole new cast of billionaires that are coming from that leftist Silicon Valley culture that are going to enter the political arena.
01:15:00.200And it is going to come across like a tidal wave and it's going to hit well before the general election is going to transform politics in the United States.
01:15:08.820And bottom line, they want to absorb health care, use Trump's executive power to do it because they're desperate to prop up the bubble.
01:15:16.740And you're right. We don't want China and Bill Gates Alliance to run it.
01:15:19.580But then we need a Teddy Roosevelt to then, like the Jungle publication did, actually put a pro-human stamp on this as we fight a multi-front war.
01:15:31.060and so this is the paradox is that we all have trusted and believed in uh the secretary uh
01:15:38.900robert f kennedy jr and he has talked a lot of talk but i'm being blunt now i i don't see the
01:15:46.940walk i see lots and lots of talk i see announcements i see we're going to study this
01:15:53.500i see we're going to set up a research program for that and what i also see is a lot of instances
01:16:00.420And I've documented this where he could actually make a decision about things like the particular aggravating hot button for so many people is the mRNA vaccine policies and their ongoing liability protection.
01:16:16.840And the secretary has the power in the stroke of a pin to change that.
01:16:21.720That's not anybody else but Bobby that can do that.
01:16:24.840And I've noticed he'll make a move that says he's done it, but leave an escape portal where it's not done.
01:16:34.860And the question is why and what is driving this and why isn't the secretary willing to come out and call it like it is?
01:16:44.640And I've heard, you know, for instance, when I put out that tweet about a meeting happening in D.C. that involved Oz in which there was some planning going on regarding what would happen when the secretary leaves the administration,
01:16:58.160which, by the way, does not seem to be happening.
01:17:01.360Trump has come out really strongly saying he likes Bobby.
01:18:35.120It is the logic that we need to support Bobby.
01:18:38.360We should not criticize Bobby because—
01:18:41.320It's the same logic with Trump. It's the same logic with Trump. Yeah, the Democrats are horrible, but when Trump makes major mistakes, we're not going to go, oh, well, that's okay because he's our guy.
01:18:49.640Yeah, and so in one of our essays, we put out the logic, well, here's the things that have happened, and what if this was Alex Azar or the former secretary of HHS that had done these things?
01:19:04.720Yeah, what if the Democrats gave life estates total liability? I mean, we would never put up with it.
01:19:10.360People would be blowing their circuits over this, and yet it's all, well, no, no, no, you can't say anything.
01:19:22.040And that gets to another facet of this that has begun to bother me a lot more.
01:19:28.300And I suspect that you are, I know that you're sophisticated enough that if I use terms like cult of personality, you understand exactly what I'm talking about.
01:19:38.160They're getting us to buy into the idea instead of the actual thing.
01:19:45.200And there's problems with that loaded term cult, but having this kind of a personality-based leadership.
01:19:56.840And among those is that if that personality fails to follow through, then often the whole movement will collapse.
01:20:05.160collapse and the thing is that this coalition is robust this coalition came together organically
01:20:14.380it wasn't just about bobby these are people that have very real gripes and they want to see them
01:20:22.600uh fixed and in particular the ones that i assert hold on now i get it we gotta go to break dr malone
01:20:30.200and you can come and we we got like another 45 minutes left but i i'm now getting we didn't talk
01:20:34.200before he came on. I just saw you in this paper and begged you to come on. Now I get what you're
01:20:38.160saying, which is a question I was about to interrupt and ask. What do we salvage out of this?
01:20:42.360Because Trump's so discredited. Kennedy's going to be discredited. And you were already
01:20:46.160going there, which I was about to say, what do we do? How do we salvage it? You just hit it right
01:20:50.320there. Again, obviously, just search your name on Substack. They'll
01:20:54.220find you. Give us the official Substack. I've been putting it on screen. People should follow you on X.
01:20:58.220First, let's just give out the data coordinates that, hey, Trump surfed in on the
01:21:02.240populist movement so did kennedy and we want to still like trump and kennedy we're not here
01:21:05.700cult of personality attacking them we're about missions and policies and real things and we're
01:21:12.320not going to deviate from that because uh you know we got integrity because we got kids dying
01:21:17.440all around us and that's our mission we'll be right back ladies and gentlemen we don't want
01:21:21.640a band-aid of the broken leg we want the broken leg fixed we'll be right back with dr robert malone
01:21:39.200Dr. Robert Malone is our guest, the father of mRNA technology, major COVID whistleblower.
01:21:45.520And we saw the first six months of Maha just doing incredibly good historic things.
01:21:52.120And Kennedy up there just from an information warfare level.
01:21:54.880The truth that get out of the public, the population had already lost trust in the medical system.
01:22:02.460But the only way to get us back would be sending a Trojan horse.
01:22:05.120I'm not saying Kennedy is that, but I'm saying, as you sent in your notes, that the capture of Maha did not come from the agencies.
01:22:12.660It came through the money and the org chart.
01:22:15.560And then we want to continue here, you know, how we fix this and where we go.
01:22:20.320But anybody can see the major change in direction and that mainly Maha has become this corporate brokerage lobbying system between Trump and big pharma.
01:22:34.360And you see him doing that on AI and everything else, which does show a lot of sophistication by Trump, telling the base we're doing one thing and then actually doing a few things, but not really changing things in the main, trying to get trust back.
01:23:17.180But the thread I was on before the break was built off of a fantastic essay on Real Clear Politics that looked at a series of polls in terms of various age groups or cohorts and how they're shifting during the Trump administration.
01:23:36.420And the one that stands out as the biggest negative shift is what's referred to as the
01:27:50.860I said I wouldn't interrupt, but I want to hear what you have to say.
01:27:52.720But it's true that we're in a time of revolutionary change, and the Israel lobby and others were very good when we were against Midnight Hammer last year in this latest war, saying we're traitors, we're this, to try to get a fight going, when we're the good constituents that are sticking to what Trump said he would do.
01:28:11.800And I think it's important to not overcompensate and then go endorse the Democrat socialists, like some of our friends have done, just because they're in a fight with Trump.
01:28:20.680That really gives the neocons and some of these actors what they're looking for instead of us not taking the bait and just saying, no, we're just standing up for what we stood for.
01:29:13.460So what I've done in response to that is that I had developed, because I now have some formal
01:29:19.880responsibilities appointed by the State Department to a UN commission that is responsible for
01:29:26.160tracking and investigating breaches or potential breaches of the Biowarfare Convention.
01:29:32.060So this is something that I have to take seriously and I have to treat professionally.
01:29:36.980What I had done when the president announced that he wanted to see artificial intelligence
01:29:41.120applied to the issue of the Biowarfare Convention is I developed a fairly sophisticated algorithm
01:29:47.200driven by AI that had six levels of analysis that I pressure tested against a bunch of
01:29:53.980known biowarfare events and others that were questionable.
01:29:57.540And that system is what I turned on to this question as soon as the news broke.
01:30:06.020So that allowed me to respond very rapidly and come out with a detailed analysis because it was all AI investigation driven.
01:30:14.000And that came out with an aggregate score that placed this at much, much lower risk of having been a laboratory-engineered pathogen and a biowarfare event than a number of other ones that have been involved with the U.S. government historically.
01:30:34.720So based on that information at that time, I do not see this, number one, as evidence of rekindling of the former Soviet Union biowarfare program involving plague that Ken Allobeck disclosed when he defected to the United States so many years ago.
01:31:24.700This group is in the pipeline of an established, ongoing surveillance network because there is a major problem with plague, endemic plague, in Mongolia that infests, among other things, marmots and gray squirrels and other such things.
01:31:46.840And the Russian Federation has inherited a system for rigorous surveillance in that area because the former Soviet Union was very concerned about the threat associated with Mongolian plague, which, by the way, has come over the hills now and is now on the plains, the high plains that are adjacent to Siberia.
01:32:09.200And so they do this annual surveillance where they capture remains of animals that have been killed by golden eagles, among other things, and they comb fur for fleas, et cetera, and they isolate new plague isolates from that region.
01:32:28.840So this institute, the Irkuk Institute, where Darius Shiplova, who's the unfortunate young 28-year-old, I think, that died after a four-day course, and who works in this institute receiving those samples after they've been analyzed and archiving them and doing further detailed analysis at this main institute in Siberia.
01:32:56.900that investigates all of this material coming in from Mongolia and she was on point one of the
01:33:06.440technicians that is involved in handling these specimens and so when she developed a rapidly
01:33:12.760progressing upper respiratory infection pneumonia that killed her eventually after four days
01:33:19.480a lot of people concluded and there was informal you could call it kind of like social media in
01:33:26.800russia uh reports that she died of plague but the russian government has denied that that's the case
01:33:35.180and the institute itself has investigated itself and uh no surprise said no nothing bad went
01:33:43.620happened here uh whatever she died of it has nothing to do with any of the samples she was
01:33:48.960handling however what they are very sophisticated this is not just a bunch of greenhorns sitting
01:33:56.080out there on the frontier they have very sophisticated pcr we have dived into their
01:34:01.960literature in russian had it translated by ai and then analyzed that and it clearly shows that they
01:34:08.840have sophisticated pcr protocols sure and i should have said this to interrupt up front because i
01:34:13.940remember you actually got appointed by trump and kennedy two of this key position that's another
01:34:18.140one of the things that's why i said your bio would take an hour to go over actually state
01:34:20.940department not not hhs it's a state department yes uh i think kennedy recommended you though
01:34:27.440right i mean my point was is it no actually that but that's a that's another story okay
01:34:32.100i just went off the news but it's a repeat specifically how you got brought in and what's
01:34:36.560going on this is this is important so i i got appointed by uh under secretary for uh arms
01:34:45.040control thomas denano thomas denano is a is a kind of important figure here he is the one that's on
01:34:53.420point for the biowarfare treaty uh and that is a very challenging situation now the reason why
01:35:00.100thomas denano got promoted to this is he was one of the few people in dc that pushed against the
01:35:06.500whole narrative that this was the COVID outbreak was from natural sources as opposed to laboratory
01:35:17.060sources. He was one of the only ones that pushed back against that. And frankly, you want to talk
01:35:22.500about integrity as far as I'm concerned. Undersecretary Thomas Donato has it in spades.
01:35:28.400He is walk the walk. He hasn't just talked the talk. And so thank God he's in charge,
01:35:33.420basically under marco rubio of this whole issue but that does branch into what's really going on
01:35:42.280at the front lines as we speak right now which is that uh who has has appropriately queried
01:35:51.960the russian federation for more details on this mnemonic plague because that is a valid issue
01:35:59.480whenever pneumonic plague breaks out anywhere and here it's not an outbreak it's a single person
01:36:06.640so let's get clear on that now there's rumors that there's a secondary case but none of that
01:36:12.320has been confirmed and there's very little information about it it kind of acts as if it
01:36:17.460is another one of these propaganda storylines like you've highlighted so right now we only
01:36:22.900have one case it's in this laboratory worker who was handling primary plague specimens
01:36:28.260She died of what appears to be – it looks and smells and walks and talks as if it was mnemonic plague, but it's not mnemonic plague according to the information – I slipped and said the P word – the information coming out of the Russian Federation and out of her institute right now.
01:36:51.220That's the situation. And the rest of the world, because this has all become weaponized, as you point out, and even we even have the president making statements about plague that, frankly, somebody needs to brief him because he's embarrassing himself at this moment.
01:37:10.520But Marco Rubio, near as I can tell, is getting it right for the most part.
01:37:15.560But it's very confusing for folks that are in these diplomat positions and government management positions like the president.
01:37:24.520You can't expect them to know the nuances of antibiotic resistance and plague bacteria and the difference between bubonic plague and pneumonic plague and how infectious it is and how much of a threat it presents.
01:37:37.400we have plague occurring sporadically periodically here in the united states have for years it lives
01:37:46.180in rodents and other things and occasionally somebody will get infected and we have very
01:37:52.500very very few cases of it spreading well that's what i was about to say is i'm not a rocket
01:37:57.800scientist but if it really is hundreds in quarantine and another death and all this
01:38:01.900that sounds like it's been souped up then the usual suspects start saying oh they've got a
01:38:32.300The perfect way to literally embroil us deeper in a war with Russia.
01:38:36.080I'm not saying we're there yet, but I'm not a virologist, I'm not a scientist, I'm not like you.
01:38:41.220I know the propaganda, and when I see professional propaganda day one, Moscow Times, you know, that's MI6, first put this out, that's when I got concerned.
01:39:52.380But the weaponization of fear here is good business for that old crowd.
01:39:57.680But if you unpack this, what I see is a unfortunate young woman at the forefront of surveilling a plague in animals problem in Mongolia at a station in Siberia that has responsibility for doing this monitoring and has been doing so competently for decades.
01:40:23.680and for some reason she's been infected by an upper respiratory agent we don't know if it's a
01:40:30.160virus or a bacteria and here's the problem is that they started antibiotics and so the official line
01:40:37.740is we could not recover plague bacterium from this uh unfortunate young woman and what what we've got
01:40:48.540here because there is also you know we still have covid we still have influenza circulating
01:40:54.940we don't know what is going on here and the thing that kind of stinks on that side is that i'm sure
01:41:03.860that this institute and the russian federation know exactly what she contracted because they do
01:41:11.860have quite sophisticated pcr capabilities and they are not disclosing any no i totally agree
01:41:18.960so that's the one thing that's suspicious so that's the thing suspicious on the russian side
01:41:22.920why aren't they disclosing yeah and if if i was to if you were to hold a gun to my head and say
01:41:30.400robert what do you think is going on i would say there is a chance that this young woman
01:41:36.060encountered some naturally occurring agent either through travel because we have not heard about her
01:41:42.960recent travel history and whether she was in any of these areas for instance with endemic plague
01:41:49.160and we haven't heard about the sequence analysis or any pcr results and we have some very carefully
01:41:57.440crafted messages coming out of the russian federation and out of the institute that kind
01:42:04.340of walk around the issues and hedge a whole lot. And it's very clear, you know, you can imagine if
01:42:12.020you're an institute director and something like this happens and you're living under an
01:42:17.520authoritarian regime, the last thing you want to do is take ownership of what happened because it's
01:42:23.100a big black eye for Putin's whole regime right now. It's a mess and nobody wants to take
01:42:29.640responsibility for that. And the usual reaction is, in any situation like this, to deny, to cover
01:42:36.400up, to try to talk around it, to make it go away, all those things. And we did it. We did it during
01:42:44.040COVID. The Spanish did it with the recent African swine flu outbreak that was adjacent to a bona
01:42:51.520fide gate of function African swine flu. Well, that's another question. What do you make of
01:42:57.3604,000 Ebola deaths in Central Africa. Is that even real, or what do you think is happening there?
01:43:03.100That is real, and we've written about that also. That is a fascinating story having to do
01:43:08.920with the conflict of the two major superpowers in this space right now that are both fighting
01:43:14.920over access to key rare earth minerals, and neither one of them has any interest in the
01:43:22.800local populace they have primary interests in getting access to those rare earth minerals
01:43:27.980and so it's not being handled and it's a very mobile population it is uh just a hot zone of
01:43:37.100conflict and revolutionary activity and i feel my heart goes out to those poor souls that live there
01:43:44.600But I think my analysis has been that what you have is a tragedy consequent to ongoing geopolitical conflict over mineral access, and nobody really gives a tinker's damn about the people that live there because this could be resolved, but it's not going to be resolved because it's all playing out in the context of this major geopolitical race and conflict.
01:44:12.440Well, exactly. I mean, if 4,000 people died in the U.S. from Ebola, it'd be the end of the world.
01:44:17.160But because they're all suppressed, they're half starving.
01:44:20.220If two died, it would be the end of the world.
01:44:24.320But what you're getting as a scientist, which is just stalled, you got starving populations under war.
01:44:30.380That's where these viruses can really take over because people are run down.
01:44:33.480And it's all everybody's disrupted. Everybody's moving around.
01:44:38.220There's a basically mass migration driven by war.
01:44:42.440and uh it is a very difficult terrain and the majors you know trump took a position that he
01:44:50.340was going to defend uh one branch of this conflict when he struck a treaty deal to get access to these
01:44:57.580rare earth minerals and the united states has just not seen it in its interest to make a major effort
01:45:03.900there maybe because it's distracted by other geopolitical conflicts you know alex is as you
01:45:09.400know better than I. We're in a very dangerous world right now with all kinds of moving parts.
01:45:17.180And on top of that, you have the economic disruption that is right on the horizon having
01:45:24.720to do with the petrodollar. I mean, I could go on and on and on. You want to talk a little bit
01:45:29.000about geopolitics. Now, let's do that. We're going to break. We're going to break in two minutes.
01:45:33.660I want to actually 30 seconds. It's a two minute break. The petrodollar could break soon. That's
01:45:38.500what the wall street journal is saying yeah we're in a time of major change folks okay and that's
01:45:45.280why elites always try to go to war we have nuclear weapons now and biological we really can't do that
01:45:49.640so what is the way out of this for a new real reset that doesn't depopulate everybody dr
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01:55:13.140We are making headway. And Bill Gates is on the run. His affiliation with Epstein has become a
01:55:20.860major liability uh i i had in this uh cyber book that i put out a couple years ago in the closing
01:55:28.200chapter i i spoke about um uh this grand battle that we have right now against globalism and by
01:55:37.700the way i read your book and i don't know if you knew this i read your book and i read that in
01:55:41.720chapter on air so as it was perfectly said there the book is more important now than two than a
01:55:47.500few years ago. Please continue. Sorry. Well, bless your heart. Yeah. The battle for Evermore. I stole
01:55:52.820the title from Led Zeppelin just for those of you that aren't old enough to remember that.
01:55:57.860So that that's kind of key. We seem to be having them on the run. There's even talk about Tedros
01:56:04.900may be replaced by a new director at WHO. And of course, Trump, to his credit, Trump and Bobby
01:56:15.420withdrew from who that was a major blow to globalism and they didn't buy into the international
01:56:22.060health regulations and all of those uh kind of false flag plays that were being assembled in
01:56:29.300order to further consolidate centralized power we have an increasing skepticism about the united
01:56:36.360nations. That's gone from being presented and propagandized as a fringe opinion from
01:56:44.480far-right nutters to increasingly a mainstream opinion. Three or four years ago, I spoke in
01:56:52.860Romania and got a lot of blowback for criticizing NATO and wondering whether it was time now to be
01:57:00.220rethinking the United States participation in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization because it was
01:57:05.780really not fulfilling its job. And once again, that's become a mainstream position. A lot of
01:57:12.540people are talking about that. And now on the positive ledger, we also have this new alliance
01:57:20.500with Greenland, which has major geopolitical strategic consequences having to do with submarine
01:57:27.200lanes and opening up the arctic and creating barriers to russian expansionism the major
01:57:38.920threat we have right now as far as i'm concerned is a radical islamic expansionism and i call it
01:57:46.080that specifically because what i'm trying to set up is what i believe to be the appropriate policy
01:57:52.780to resist this is to dial back to the days of George Kennan when we had an expansionist
01:58:00.900communist state called the USSR. And the policy that we had in place then was a containment policy.
01:58:07.940And I believe that we need to have a containment policy. I believe that is the sane
01:58:12.860and ethical position for the United States government to take in the face of what is
01:58:18.780clearly expansionist islam and i don't want to in any way imply that all muslims are are this way
01:58:26.500but there is certainly a strong contingent and there in texas you are at the front lines in that
01:58:32.620issue having to do with sharia law and efforts to create new communities within texas and of course
01:58:39.560we've seen it uh implemented in new york city and uh the other day i i went into michigan uh for a
01:58:48.140conference uh with uh um various physicians and i was warned that i better brush up on my arabic
01:58:55.220uh as i move into dearborn you get the point so i think that these you know we have a major
01:59:02.980uh some people have suggested that really china is our friend they're our trading partner
01:59:09.420I think there is global emerging consensus, and this is against the WHO, UN, globalist, new world order narrative that China is our friend.
01:59:23.920I think we have really a fairly broad consensus now and a lot of credit to Trump for leadership,
01:59:31.540not only Trump, but Marco Rubio and the whole Trump team to change the narrative about the
01:59:41.700And we also have to recognize that we have this threat from expansionist Islam, and that
01:59:49.380one Trump seems to be pretty blind on.
01:59:51.620And I suggest that that's a hot issue that we need to take up.
01:59:55.740Another hot issue is that these globalists now in alliance with the tech bros are disrespecting our fundamental rights in data, our fundamental rights to think our own thoughts, to have our own emotions.
02:00:10.560That is now being manipulated algorithmically through so many different data streams.
02:00:17.300And that is the forefront of modern propaganda. Edward Bernays was, you know, just it's gone so far beyond what Bernays anticipated in his seminal book on propaganda. It's now machine driven.
02:00:33.980It is, and I would say this in closing, there's the blowback issue, I would say, to the social Darwinists.
02:00:40.280They thought they could do this to us to get control of us and phase out large populations, but it blows back on them and their own systems.
02:00:48.400It's like AI, when it's given false info, hallucinates.
02:00:51.220You can't inject all this disinformation and not have it infect the whole system, and it's the globalists themselves using Islam, using all these crises for control that now is threatening to bring down Europe because it went way better than they even thought.
02:01:03.820They thought they'd bring it in as a thing for destabilization and control.
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02:20:20.020So there is a massive 250-foot tunnel that goes right through the dead center.
02:20:25.400It's not a little to the left or a little to the right.
02:20:27.820It is through the dead center of the boat.
02:20:29.680And all the hallways, chambers, corridors, everything is connected back to that dead center hallway.
02:20:35.120So it's just a really cool, intricate design that God gave Noah when he was designing the ark.
02:20:39.840It was a main hallway that everything is accessible to.
02:20:43.140And you can just imagine the animals coming through.
02:20:45.380Dr. Bhaktar's radar said that the hallways themselves were four meters tall. ERT scans are
02:20:51.220showing that the door on the east side is four meters tall. So everything was really, really
02:20:55.860tall. So you can imagine how the giraffes had to walk in or these bigger animals, you know,
02:21:00.540how they had to be able to go through the arc. So they made the hallways big enough to facilitate
02:21:04.800these animals. And, you know, these were perfect right angles. I mean, this nature doesn't make
02:21:10.860perfect right angles like this or organized patterns like this so you know multiple that's
02:21:15.860like ancient 6,000 year old stuff says under the great pyramids there's all these chambers and
02:21:20.280described it and now they've scanned it with ground-pensating radar and it's there so it's
02:21:24.520just proving everything yep no it's technology has advanced so much since the 80s since the
02:21:29.980last time the site was studied and a lot of what comes next because i mean my biggest thing is it
02:21:34.400It takes millions of years for coral and for shells to become fossils.
02:21:41.520And they've confirmed even mainline scientists know that these mountains are just covered with fresh stuff that's, you know, only thousands of years old.
02:21:48.760And you guys got samples showing that you brought one of them right here.
02:21:58.500So that, you know, the biggest argument is, oh, you know, there's shells on the top of Mount Everest from millions and millions of years ago where the plates were shifting, the tectonic plates.
02:22:08.580Noah's Ark out all over the mountains of Ararat.
02:22:10.680It is covered with unfossilized sea dollars.
02:24:12.900There's nothing, I can see nothing negative about our time in Turkey.
02:24:15.820But I do think what it was is that it was the perfect timing.
02:24:19.260It was the exact time when no one could find a reason to basically say no to this
02:24:22.740or where there weren't other competing interests coming in to try to destroy it for rare earth minerals and other things like that.
02:24:29.200Well, you were here three months ago saying this is going to be massive, but I didn't deny it because I'd heard about this site since, you know, 40 years.
02:24:36.260But now there's been other obviously expeditions, but this is pretty powerful.
02:24:39.460And we need to exhaust all non-destructive means.
02:24:42.440So we're at a place where we're, you know, next year's permits, what we're going to do.
02:24:45.700I don't know. I say saw that sucker open.
02:24:47.700Well, that's the thing. We're pushing for an excavation.
02:24:50.920The excavation, they've given us a little bit of a price tag of what that might be.
02:24:54.880But we think, you know, we're believing that the Lord's going to provide and we're going
02:24:58.080to be able to cut a portion out so you can actually walk up and you can see essentially
02:29:01.720for mankind. We're so far away now. We're being forced artificially away from creation, away from
02:29:07.040our beginnings that you can start to believe ridiculous things like, again, that we come from
02:29:11.040from apes. But I think the key that we really seem with this is the excitement. This is driven
02:29:16.300among children, among homeschool families, even among government officials. My goodness, there is
02:29:20.380no one I have told this story to and told them about the site that isn't excited about it. One,
02:29:25.200because it juxtaposes against much of the turmoil in the world. People would much rather learn about
02:29:29.340Maybe Noah's Ark and the origins in this grand expedition versus a never ending war or AI, which may turn into, you know, killer robots in some form or manner.
02:29:38.520But we do see this as a story of hope.
02:29:41.460And honestly, I think just like everyone got behind the excavations of the Egyptian, you know, artifacts and monuments of the British fled in the early 1900s.
02:29:49.120I foresee this as being a joint Turkish-American project to explore the origins of Christianity.
02:29:55.640No, all of creation, not just Christianity.
02:29:58.840That's where creation rebegan. You know, we aren't some specks that collided millions and millions of years ago and created mankind. We were intricately and wonderfully made and preserved with Noah's eight survivors on the ark. You know, we all of us trace our ancestry back to those eight survivors, just like all the animals can chase their ancestry all the way back to, you know, the ark, the two of every kind.
02:30:20.100and we know that we have to prove it's noah's ark we've almost proved i mean we're we've proved
02:30:24.800it's a boat more to be announced in the next two weeks under the turkish officials they'll be making
02:30:29.000an official um announcement in two weeks um but with that being said you know we we've really
02:30:36.060far i think we've proven it's a boat what are the turks but when we prove it's noah's ark
02:30:39.580we have to get ancient ancient you know we're talking with scientists right now to get ancient
02:30:43.540animal dna um to find out what the two original of every kind is so it wasn't every single breed
02:30:50.000of animal, it was two of every kind, God told him, which means two dogs, two cats, two marsupials,
02:30:55.460two rodents, and then all the breeds and all the adaptation from years and years and years and
02:31:00.180centuries of that are the breeds you see today of the two original dogs that were on the Ark.
02:31:04.240So I'd love to know what the original two looked like of every kind that went on the Ark. You know,
02:31:09.560we're talking about 5,000 to 7,000 animals. They're saying it was very realistic for that
02:31:13.800many animals to fit inside of the Ark, which is massive. It's about a field and a half,
02:31:18.400like a football field and a half so it's really really big um you know it has lots of rooms lots
02:31:23.220of places for storage to keep every single animal and you know we'll be testing for that you know
02:31:28.420they were in there for a year it's quite possible that ancient animal dna is left within the floors
02:31:33.860of um the formation and we did get samples of that um those floors while core drilling
02:31:39.820go ahead ever i was just gonna say go ahead it's it's not a right or left wing thing either you
02:31:46.020You know, so there's a whole angle of this about like the value of animals too.
02:31:49.880You know, you can, you think about this, we were having a discussion over the last couple
02:31:52.920of months about, you know, is it, does God only care about humans, right?
02:31:56.620Obviously Noah's family got preserved, but again, it's very intriguing that the Lord
02:32:00.120chose to preserve the creations themselves, you know, the animals themselves.
02:32:03.720He could have, could have in a theory, he could have recreated, you know, the animals
02:32:06.680and all these other things, but he didn't do it that way.
02:32:08.720He made it so that the animals will still be able to be, you know, be able to self-produce
02:32:13.260and these other things, you know, still be able to have a man and woman animal.
02:32:16.020And I think this is a message for all people nowadays, too, because it's a bipartisan thing to love animals.
02:32:40.400Well, every civilization throughout history has both a destruction story and also a preservation story.
02:32:45.620There was something about a flood and some form of life being rebirthed.
02:32:48.960And I think this points back to that every single person in the ancient world was touched by this event,
02:32:55.320rather than the fact that maybe they got a chance to see some of Noah's descendants,
02:32:58.920or maybe even an off chance got to speak to Noah and his family in some form.
02:33:03.320I think everyone back maybe even 500 years after the flood knew again about God's wrath,
02:33:08.420knew about the terror that had gone across the earth, and they also had this respect for it, right?
02:33:12.580And that goes to, I think, every civilization, given the proper research, because that's the other thing about the modern world.
02:33:18.980You mentioned the Egyptian pyramids and how with ground-penetrating radar from satellite level, which it wasn't the ground level.
02:33:26.060That's a really important thing to note because there's a lot of ancient sites which the countries themselves have basically denied permitting.
02:33:32.300They've said, no, no, we don't want you to look what's under the Sphinx or the pyramids.
02:33:35.900And it was in this case that because they were able to look under it, they could see there was underground pools and maybe battery wells and things that, you know, maybe producing ancient power in some form.
02:33:45.520I think that there should be a new revolution to push for this form of archaeology.
02:33:50.580I'd love to find Atlantis, for example.
02:33:54.520Well, also, the Tower of Babel was only 100 years after the waters receded.
02:33:58.180So, you know, they were on the ark for, you know, a year, 100 years later.
02:34:01.660It was only 100 years later mankind is trying to build a tower to be greater than God.
02:34:05.320you know and it's like we just keep screwing up and making the same mistakes over and over again
02:34:09.160and what a forgiving god we have because here we are today but that's where all the stories yeah
02:34:12.980um from the other cultures that are all the same as basically the jewish story it differs a little
02:34:18.080bit the way they told it but you've also got beings down here breeding with the humans guy
02:34:23.800pisses god off these clones kameras you read that 50 years ago it's like what what is this it's
02:34:28.260people and then the preachers always say the book the bible's literal except about this right and
02:34:33.400then and then it's literally where we are now well 100 you can really tell um who's listening
02:34:38.940to god and maybe uh who's listening to man-made structures when you have the discussion about
02:34:43.480nephilim right because there are some uh religious kind of sects especially in christianity that will
02:34:48.240deny uh that anything uh of the bible that's i've been in like baptist churches you know they're
02:34:53.040like now that is a metaphor well you just said last sunday it's all literal no it's like right
02:34:58.180crafter landing they're having sex with the women god doesn't like it they're making mutant giants
02:35:03.380I mean, it's like it's and then and then the and then the hidden books of the Bible that they now found the scrolls of that are indeed were in the Bible.
02:35:10.000It's literally alien invasion. Right. And, you know, it's interesting that the the Dead Sea Scrolls contain the book contained the book of Enoch.
02:35:16.960The book of Esther did it wasn't in the Dead Sea Scrolls, but they decided to put Esther in, but not the book of Enoch.
02:35:22.760And I'm talking about the first one. And there's a bunch of other books, too. Yeah, exactly.
02:35:26.460And, you know, there's a lot of missing information like a sci fi adventure.
02:35:28.940What would have made God say the only solution to the terror and chaos that's now on the earth
02:35:36.260is to wipe out pretty much all of creation, preserving but a family and but a set of hearts.
02:35:42.240Well, he said Noah was perfect to generations, not perfect from sin, genetically perfect.
02:35:47.040Exactly. So it said that mankind had been corrupted, is what God said.
02:35:51.360He said he looked upon the earth and saw that mankind had been corrupted,
02:37:50.100It just doesn't look the same as it did back then because technology is advanced, but it's the same kind of witchcraft.
02:37:55.480It's the same kind of satanic rituals that they're doing that they were doing back then.
02:37:59.760We're just doing it more blatantly now and they celebrate it and make it look like it's just an amazing thing, you know, and it's really so manipulative of the young minds that were growing up.
02:38:08.820you know, we're teaching our children in public education systems that they have no value. You're
02:38:13.980a descendant of a primate. You're nothing important. And then they grow up. Exactly.
02:38:18.360And that you are just, you know, you are nothing, but really you are intricately and wonderfully
02:38:22.280made, you know, and you have a God that loves you and they can't have that message get out.
02:38:26.520And I do believe that's what Noah Sark does prove. I think it is tangible proof of God. If I can prove
02:38:31.280that the most scoffed at story in the Bible is a hundred percent irrefutably real, imagine how many
02:38:36.740souls can be saved, how many, you know, how many textbooks need to be rewritten, how much science
02:38:41.320needs to be overhauled. Because if we prove that's where creation began to see where the door is,
02:38:45.500drill down, open that sucker up right now. And we prove it's a God. There's a God. Yep. Behind
02:38:49.560it all. All right. Amazing. What are you guys hosting next hour going to cover? People need
02:38:52.760to stay tuned for this. Well, Edward, I let Edward help. What are we covering today? I think we're
02:38:56.860definitely going to be talking about some of the updates with this Russian plague outbreak. And
02:38:59.960of course, you've been covering this. It looks suspicious to me. It looks very suspicious. And
02:39:03.100And, you know, frankly, Alex, I don't know why we still have any BSL three and four labs in the world after what happened in the pandemic.
02:39:10.220We're also going to talk a little bit about, you know, updates with the midterms, these other things.
02:39:13.300And we'll get into the Cornel 7, I think, where we're going to be getting in touch.
02:39:16.020Oh, my gosh, that is so—it's like she literally admits she set them up and then the Democrats are still going after them?
02:39:24.360This is the perfect story to go after a young man and go after, you know, the manosphere class that they've always been wanting to enslave.
02:39:32.540So, yeah, we're going to be talking about that and refuting the bodybuilding whore.
02:39:36.480Yep. So bodybuilding whore with cankles. I saw a video about that.
02:39:39.460No, but like it's the same people that defended Lindsay Clancy.
02:39:42.460She murdered her three kids. So they've moved on to the next thing.
02:39:47.140What's crazy is rape really goes on as wrong.
02:39:49.080But like almost always the women that are doing this is for PR. It's crazy.
02:39:52.380No, when did it become rape? Like when after her like fifth line of ketamine when she was there and deciding, oh, maybe I shouldn't be doing this.
02:39:58.900You know, it's what she said. I wanted to pass out so I could say they raped me.
02:46:13.900We have Turkish archaeological professors.
02:46:16.040The best of the best coming together to, you know, prove to the world that this is the resting place of Noah's Ark.
02:46:21.680And, you know, I think that, you know, they try to say in archaeology, all the archaeologists are saying, you can't ever prove anything 100%.
02:46:31.480And again, that's such a ridiculous standard because, again, most of the things in books and most of the things being taught to our children are theoretical.
02:46:41.540And I think it's a challenge against the prevailing worldview that globalists and evil people in this world seek to indoctrinate and brainwash our children with.
02:46:50.100What we're presenting, again, is what we feel the Lord pushes toward.
02:46:53.780Let's investigate and let's explain and tell the story of mankind being given a second chance.
02:47:48.560And basically, he keeps this radar running against the ground as closely as possible he can so that it can basically scan and show you what's underneath the ground.
02:47:56.880Because to break into the ground, that is the last thing you're allowed to do at any of these sites.
02:49:23.600The rainbow you see after every downpour, that is the promise the Lord gave that he never would destroy this earth again.
02:49:31.600And you know what's really cool about the formation? It's like not a really wet region. The Mediterranean, like it's very, you know, the weather is very, it's Mediterranean weather type weather. So it's like very dry and it's very sunny. And even in like multiple rainbows show up all the time at the formation, just in the mountains, like it just these beautiful double rainbows, these beautiful rainbows. And it's like really fun. I think it's like a nod from God, like, okay, right before we were getting ready to dig, he sent this beautiful rainbow and it landed like right at the bottom.
02:50:01.600the formation. And we have pictures of that on Noah's Ark Scans Facebook page. And it's just
02:50:05.660like amazing. Like he keeps giving us nods along the way. And like you said, like, why are we so
02:50:10.300focused on, you know, going to Mars, which is dead, it's death, it's like nothing survives out
02:50:15.240there, instead of studying our own origin, which is a lot like our story that's still alive today,
02:50:21.100and tracing back to, you know, where creation rebegan. And you know, it's that's interesting
02:50:26.420that they try to keep us focused on everything else, instead of what's in front of us. And now
02:53:18.540so glad to to get to live amongst and learn from americans the the badass cowboys of the world okay
02:53:24.860right and look there's a special uh formula that has produced uh the american the american that
02:53:29.620everyone knows about in the past the american who uh defeated the british empire the american that
02:53:33.860helped europe uh win world war ii and then the the american that that sent uh rockets into space
02:53:38.520and now is leading the super intelligence race you know the american spirit is about doing things
02:53:43.660which are basically being told to be impossible, doing the unthinkable, doing the things which are being discouraged against.
02:53:51.100And also at the heart of that, too, is it's our faith.
02:53:53.640You know, we don't just do these things out of pure curiosity.
02:53:58.200You know, we do it because, one, we're feeling driven to by our creator.
02:54:01.800And two, because they are all reflections of what it means to be, you know, an excellent in spirit, excellent in work, an excellent in your profession.
02:54:09.480And I think when we point back to the modern problems in the world, especially, you know, the issue of the mischaracterization of the contribution of white Americans, you know, to society at large, I think it comes down to...
02:54:23.420What are you a white supremacist, Edward?
02:55:27.260We didn't think that people would get mad about this.
02:55:28.960But at the heart of it, the GOP, and this is why the GOP is having such a hard time in this, in this midterm, wasn't just failed promises, wasn't just, you know, failing economy, failing geopolitical strategy.
02:55:38.880It was that the GOP clearly has shown they do not represent the interests of the voting base.
02:55:45.320And look, the voting base, I think back to me, and I'll speak for you too, I think you maybe are in the same boat.
02:55:50.9602016, we were just looking for anything other than the establishment, other than Jeb Bush or Hillary Clinton.
02:55:56.700two terrible choices shoot me now and we said okay well there's this crazy guy running used
02:56:01.640to be a reality star i guess no he said all the right things like people didn't like him at first
02:56:06.060but then he was like okay well you know they're coming in they're raping our women and he said
02:56:11.140that they're selling drugs and let's send them back and everybody was like yes let's and it was
02:56:15.520like a bold taboo thing to say but that's why it was popular it was build the wall deport the mall
02:56:20.480you know, America first. And it wasn't tax cuts. It wasn't new wars. It wasn't preserving the
02:56:27.180world order of post-World War II. It was how do we improve our lives? And we've talked about this
02:56:33.300extensively the last couple of years. You know, I think we're in an interesting period of our lives
02:56:37.180where maybe other things do still matter. Obviously the projects we're working on, but
02:56:41.100what matters most to us is children, you know, is our families. And, you know, I think a lot of
02:56:45.500people who are like us are in the same period. They're starting families, they're getting
02:56:49.200married. And now they're saying, OK, the extra hundred dollars does matter. OK, do you know how
02:56:54.060much gas? It really does. Do you know how much diapers cost? OK, they're expensive. It's not
02:56:58.300just, again, for for people living in the Midwest. It's everyone in the country. Yep. And I don't
02:57:02.600know about like, you know, when grocery shopping, I've noticed that I've started like I never used
02:57:09.040to be like this. I always like especially like would try to eat by the best of the best food,
02:57:12.960quality food. And I've noticed that I've made compromises on that just due to price, you know,
02:57:17.080like, okay, instead of getting, you know, the grass fed hamburger, I'll just get the all natural
02:57:21.560hamburger because it's, you know, $2 cheaper or whatever, you know, and I've noticed just things
02:57:25.240like that, like, on this level of and I'm noticing, like, if I'm feeling the pain, and I'm struggling,
02:57:31.460you know, could you imagine people who like are living on a single family income, you know, and
02:57:37.220like, single moms, like, how could they? I don't know how they are making it. I don't understand
02:57:42.200And how, you know, people who even just work a minimum wage survive.
02:57:52.740And what they're being told, again, is as you look at the elections, they say, oh, well, you need to vote red because didn't you once care about the things that President Trump was excited about?
02:58:00.580Didn't you once care about the red wave and MAGA?
02:58:03.300And they say, well, yes, but what are you actually going to do when you become governor?
02:58:08.560I don't use the VEC race because it's the best example.
02:58:10.360We somehow flipped in a state which was deep red, right?
02:58:14.760Who could even imagine that Ohio would be turning blue, okay?
02:58:17.880But here, nonetheless, is the facts of the matter.
02:58:21.100It is the disconnect between the GOP leadership and the base at large, and the voters.
02:58:26.660And it's not just all the people, by the way.
02:58:28.000You know, we often see, is it a class war?
02:58:31.080Is it an ageist kind of divide between the boomers and the zoomers?
02:58:34.700No, I think at the heart of it, it's simply about Americans feeling insecure
02:58:39.360about being able to not just plan for your future,
02:58:41.740but provide for your family this year, right, this month.
02:58:44.820And if you have a situation like that,
02:58:46.180one, you're not going to motivate them to go out and vote.
02:59:31.640The two big issues that have come to the forebearer here in this election cycle, of course, of FLOC and data centers, right?
02:59:39.140And I think for the average American, they have no idea why their local officials are giving out multimillion-dollar contracts for surveillance cameras, not just with FLOC, by the way.
02:59:47.140There's plenty of FLOC companies that your local county commission or board is spending money on.
02:59:52.520I know this from looking at just the counties of Florida.
02:59:54.420So 10 years ago, I would have been against FLOC cameras, but Biden let in 100 million illegal aliens.
02:59:59.900yeah unvetted terrorists unvetted and it's just a different time and although i get it like if you
03:00:05.280give an inch of your rights they take a mile but also it's like okay you have to sacrifice public
03:00:10.860safety it's same with tsa hated tsa especially 10 years ago but the world has changed america
03:00:15.680has changed so drastically due to demographic shifts under mayorkas that was his intent you
03:00:21.340know if you noticed in the last 10 years that the demographics of america have drastically shifted
03:00:26.240That was because of Mayorkas, because he intentionally and, you know, as he told us and Chief Bovino or to Chief Bovino told us like he was telling people to the Border Patrol to funnel people in quickly.
03:00:39.300It was like as quick as possible. Catch release into the United States was their directive. That's what they were told to do.
03:00:45.020Now, Bovino actually, you know, he was like, yeah, sure, I'll catch and release. All right. And he released him back into Mexico, which is great.
03:00:51.540But he, you know, there was very few patriots who were willing to stand up and defend our country against these interests and these people that even leadership that he saw were intentionally trying to destroy our country.
03:01:04.680I know I know it's like against my rights, but also the demographics of America have drastically shifted in the last 10 years.
03:01:11.740If you give me like 20 million illegal alien deportations, I'd get I'd be pro flock.
03:01:18.100On that, I think, of course, it's ridiculous that you've been placed in a situation where you have to think about, oh, I'm going to debate which Band-Aid or which tourniquet I need to place on my gashing wounds on my body, which is the gashing wounds of civil liberty and the surveillance state has just destroyed privacy, right?
03:01:34.940And I agree from a philosophical standpoint, right, that we shouldn't be spied on.
03:01:40.680But also I understand from a reality perspective is that we do have a bunch of criminals in this state.
03:01:45.440And I'm speaking both for Texas and for Florida.
03:01:47.100And we know in Florida, look, there's a reason why our county is one of the safest counties in the state.
03:02:51.000No, there is ethical violations all over the place.
03:02:54.780But I'm also like a staunch law and order girl.
03:02:57.020Like, if you're not doing anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about.
03:02:58.860But also that changed under Biden because I wasn't doing anything wrong and they shut down on my bank accounts anyway, just because the way I thought.
03:03:03.780So, you know, it could be weaponized, you know, and it's dangerous.
03:06:25.280So they went over to the Rashad to talk midterms?
03:06:27.760No, to talk about their elections and their systems.
03:06:29.800Give them advice when they're actually supposed to be strategizing and executing the midterm policy here at home.
03:06:35.640If they don't care about the midterm policy, or if they've at least in their heads relegated to this is a lost fight, what message does that send to the rest of us?
03:06:44.200And of course, many of us have brains and we go back to even the Noah's Ark discussion.
03:06:48.100I love that this is pushing many fellow Christians
03:06:51.800back into leaning into the discernment
03:06:54.040through the Holy Spirit they've been given.
03:06:55.620I think all of us can figure out many problems
03:12:56.920It's after the primaries and the GOP working directly against people who have actual Christian values as they, you know, did you know they removed traditional marriage from the GOP platform?
03:22:49.920easy, by the way, because all the books are getting redone. We are on the cusp of a technological
03:22:54.860revolution right now. Everything in society is changing. And one of the first things we could
03:22:59.460do as part of this change is someone who could actually influence it as part of this super
03:23:03.220intelligence reform the White House is pursuing. Why don't we also place the creation story back
03:23:09.620into things which are taught to first, second grade, third grade students? And by the way,
03:23:14.540I think that the kind of work that's being done at the DeRupinar site, that is actually to the level that should be taught in science classes.
03:23:22.020Absolutely. It should be taught in every biology class.
03:23:23.920It's a very, very advanced usage, very advanced things being done at the DeRupinar site, especially what Dr. Bakhtar is doing.
03:23:30.700Yeah, no, it's fascinating. I love it.
03:23:32.460And, you know, it is a good break from politics. But, you know, we had talked about, you know, but also politics and congressmen are important.
03:23:40.120We have had a state level congressman help us like things like visas and stuff like that that we needed help with.
03:23:47.640You know, there are some really good people in government. We had Pastor Greg Locke come out and help and support from the churches.
03:23:53.840You know, I am surprised by the lack of support from churches. I think they're just waiting.
03:23:57.920You know, they don't want to tell people, oh, they found Noah's Ark until the proof is irrefutable, until they can see something.
03:25:15.100there's tensions escalating in the Middle East
03:25:17.380I know Israel's making threats, Turkey's next
03:25:19.400You know, I pray and I hope that, you know, that's not the case. I pray that he backs down because, A, Turkey is our ally, a staunch ally of the United States. But also, yeah, I mean, it's where Noah's Ark is and we want to continue research and we want to continue studying.
03:25:33.900Well, that's a very interesting train of thought, actually, because one of the arguments that has been made for why we need to have intervention and some form of like a landholding, you know, protection and landholding in Israel and in that region is because of the biblical sites, right?
03:25:51.380Well, what greater site is than the Terupinar site for Noah's Ark?
03:25:55.440And all we have to do in this case is just ensure that it doesn't get bombed, it doesn't get attacked.
03:25:59.560I support Turkey and their preservation of the site, which has done a great job, by the way.
03:26:03.900There are many sites around the world that have been looted, that have been destroyed, that have been, you know, over-commercialized.
03:26:09.760And in this case, they've been very responsible.
03:26:12.800And I think what they're doing is they're showing the world that they are capable of not only handling such a magnitude of a project,
03:26:20.600but also a project that has great significance to many in the West.
03:26:24.820Many Christians in the West look to this project.
03:26:27.200And we get the emails, we get the messages.
03:26:28.600People are so excited about this because of how it proves God's word to be true.
03:27:33.740He's like, I'm going to put it through the most rigorous testing possible because I am not afraid.
03:27:39.860You know, he's not afraid to show the data.
03:27:41.080He's not afraid to bring top scientists to study the site because he knows what he has there.
03:27:45.220Because he's been studying it for 30 years and he knows exactly what he has.
03:27:48.280And the fact that nobody ever said anything, like this has been kept so quiet.
03:27:51.260But, you know, I had to do some research when the Lord, like, prompted me to start, you know, to go help or do something to help Andrew and Noah's arc scans.
03:28:03.840I think in a lot of ways when there are things like this which are being discovered and investigated, the first position that many of the global elite take is that let's just make sure this gets absolutely no coverage.
03:28:50.980They don't read that, oh, they threw two sticks of dynamite and made a decision at the Dura-Penar Formation.
03:28:55.040They don't tell you that he gave a rock sample from 24 kilometers away to an evolutionist for him to tell him it was a rock.
03:29:02.160You know, it's all these things that people don't know.
03:29:04.260But they're seeing the headlines and think, oh, it was debunked back then because they can't debunk the data now.
03:29:10.200And that is why the attacks have escalated as well.
03:29:12.580You know, Dr. Jenker, the head, the archaeological researcher, and he's the, no, he's the archaeological professor who is overseeing the project.
03:29:20.600He said, I've never learned, never in my life have I ever been attacked for an archaeological dig.
03:29:25.640He's like, why is it that I'm getting attacked?
03:29:29.000I'm being, you know, my credentials are being, you know, insulted, all this stuff over Noah's Ark.
03:29:34.260And he's like, and I don't know why it's this dig in particular that I'm being attacked.
03:29:38.620So he's like, I've never in my career has this happened.
03:29:40.340It's such a foundational problem, right, that a lot of people face in their lives, that the question of whether God is real or not, I really think many people have built into our perspectives, into our worldviews around this.
03:29:51.980And the question of whether Israel means that if he is real, and we believe God's real, we believe everything that is taught in the Bible is real, because we've lived it and we've experienced the grace of God in this way.
03:30:01.660But for others, it challenges maybe the way they're living, the way they're conducting themselves.
03:30:06.680And so when they see this story, that's part of the vitriolic response.
03:30:10.780If they're not supportive, that's part of it.
03:30:12.380They say, oh, my gosh, if this is real, I really am going to hell.