00:00:00.000I think that we have so many weak males in politics that they'll do anything for a little ring-kissing and rump-smooching, and they've allowed that to happen.
00:00:09.140So when you speak the straight, hard truth, sometimes it concerns people, it upsets people.
00:00:15.940But I will tell you, Rex, I think that your generation, I think even the 40 and below, this liberty and less government message, it's not really about me.
00:00:25.880It's about the fact that our rights do come from God, and what God has given us in America is exceptional, and in Tennessee it's the best, and we better preserve it.
00:00:44.940We've got much work to do on that in Tennessee.
00:00:47.860And when you think about what has happened in these murderous abortion clinics and the pills flowing that are taking the life, we kill off generations.
00:00:58.700It's not just one life, but that one life that is taken would have had children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
00:01:05.160Overtaxation is the first and most effective form of bondage.
00:01:09.320These people in D.C., and many of them want to come back and be governor.
00:01:13.920They want to perpetuate decades-long careers in federal politics and many in state politics.
00:01:20.200They're practicing a fiscal pedophilia.
00:01:23.020What they're doing to future generations is profane.0.96
00:02:06.200alexjoneslive.com take a stand share the link do you want to fight you better believe you got one
00:02:17.000welcome back to the program coming into the third hour here as a young texan i wanted to get a
00:02:22.160tennessean on who's trying to do something really important here's the thing a lot of the time
00:02:26.200i think as americans we look at the big picture and we say straddle hormuz bala mendeb russia
00:02:32.660Ukraine, China, when in the reality, the important thing is what's happening here domestically at
00:02:37.220home. And that's actually where we have the most impact in these local and statewide elections.
00:02:41.600I met Monty up at an event called America First United, where you were a speaker.
00:02:45.700And I was quite impressed because here's the thing. I'm looking for a specific language from
00:02:50.480candidates going forward in the future as a young person. I'm looking for people to talk about the
00:02:55.280problems that I face, not just now, but, you know, 20, 30, 40 years in the future. And I think
00:03:00.680everyone we got right now, most of the establishment people, they are not concerned at all because they
00:03:05.520can get rich quick. They can implement a scheme. They can make their buddies happy. And it is what
00:03:09.880it is. But people that actually care about this country and want to change it and do something
00:03:13.740positive in the future, really returning us to what we had before. Monty, that's what made me
00:03:18.460interested in your campaign. How are you doing? Oh, thank you. That's I'm honored that you would
00:03:23.420say that. I do think that we have to embrace our Christian heritage and we're going to uplift the
00:03:29.740name of Christ and the consistency of purpose in the Constitution everywhere we go.
00:03:36.540Amen to that. All right. So what's it like being somebody that is a constitutional conservative
00:03:41.340in a country kind of gone mad? It's disappointing sometimes. We've allowed
00:03:48.140our politicians to take us away from the fact that our rights come from God.
00:03:55.320I think that's been intentional over decades. I think that we have so many weak males in politics that they'll do anything for a little ring kissing and rump smooching. And they've allowed that to happen. So when you speak the straight hard truth, sometimes it concerns people, it upsets people.0.61
00:04:14.320But I will tell you, Rex, I think that your generation, I think even the 40 and below this liberty and less government message, it's not really about me.
00:04:24.580It's about the fact that our rights do come from God and we are what God has given us in America is exceptional.
00:04:31.800And in Tennessee, it's the best and we better preserve it.
00:04:35.440Right. We're not going to give it away. And it doesn't matter who's trying to take it.
00:04:38.420And here's the thing. People that are good, they don't actually want to, you know, be controlling the world and doing all this insane stuff.
00:04:45.140They want to be, you know, barbecuing with the kids, hanging out with the dog, you know, doing stuff with the family.
00:04:49.600That's real life. But that American life for a lot of people, especially in my generation, you know, Monty, I don't feel like I'm going to own a house in the near future.
00:04:57.320I could never afford that. So what do you say to young people really in your communities in Tennessee that are feeling the same way?
00:05:03.620Well, in Tennessee, it's important that we have folks that will serve the population and try to keep more money in the people's pockets.
00:05:11.840That's the reason we've pushed to get rid of the state grocery sales tax, to reform property tax in Tennessee, so we're not being taxed against unrealized capital gains.
00:05:22.320Those two things help with the affordability crisis.
00:05:25.020I think much of the affordability crisis is driven by, again, these people, these been in politics too long folks that send our money all over the world.
00:05:37.480When we have homeless veterans and aged people and young parents that can't make ends meet, and yet we continue to tax them at a national level and send that money to 150, 200 countries.
00:05:51.700And that's unacceptable. We have forgotten that God blessed this nation into existence, and our founders come here to spread the gospel, and that we've missed that in politics over the last few decades, I think.
00:06:12.520And it's time that we recalibrate government so that those folks serving in government are trying to help the estate of all Tennesseans.
00:06:22.860And that's important. We shouldn't be picking special interest groups.
00:06:27.460We shouldn't be taking money from foreign influence or even domestic influence that doesn't have our best interest in mind because it influences how these politicians vote on things.
00:06:40.540Sure. I mean, I call it the cruelty of convenience, right? Like if you look at the abortion issue, 63 million Americans murdered, right? And people can say right now, oh, it is what it is. I go to the club. I have my boss life. But when you're 70 years old and there's no people to help you and you're in the nursing home and it's empty and there's no electrician to fix the electricity, nobody to fix the street, we're headed for a population collapse. And this is what I think people don't understand.
00:07:05.580They say in the West, oh, we're bad because there's all these people.
00:07:09.200One day there's not going to be as many people if people with these insane evil policies get their way and allow murder to continue to be legal.
00:07:26.080We've got much work to do on that in Tennessee.
00:07:29.020And when you think about what has happened in these murderous abortion clinics and the pills flowing that are taking the life, we kill off generations.
00:07:39.840It's not just one life, but that one life that is taken would have had children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren.0.58
00:07:46.180So what you just described is accurate.
00:07:49.340We have depleted ourselves of our own ability to care for ourselves over time and to perpetuate liberty.
00:07:56.160Right. And people feel like because they're economically disadvantaged, because the system does have them down and has had them down for a long time, a lot of predatory taxes, a lot of predatory political officials over the years really corrupted this country.
00:08:10.280People get fooled and co-opted into that murderous decision, that murderous choice. And I think we see that widespread over the country.
00:08:17.020I agree with you, and I think we've been pretty bold and vocal about how we talk about equal protection for the unborn, and it does ruffle some feathers, but the law is a teacher.
00:08:32.400God's law is a teacher. It teaches us that we can't earn salvation. It's through Christ that we can be saved, and civil law must be in place to teach us that there are lines that we don't cross,
00:08:44.080And again, we've got some work to do on that in Tennessee. House Bill 570 this past year, a friend of mine sponsored that. I co-sponsored it. A couple other people did. We're going to continue to push for that in Tennessee.
00:08:57.160A hundred percent. And I just think it's important to point out if someone commits a homicide and the woman is pregnant, it's a double homicide. It's just legal. So like this is in the law and like people will, you can say stuff like this in the propagandized, especially like young liberals. And it's, it's super sad. They look at you like you have three eyes, but they don't live in reality. That's what this is. And this is why, like, as a young person, I want to stand on business on this. We are pro-life. We are not pro-murder. We don't execute children in this country.0.66
00:09:25.020And keep in mind, Christianity is supposed to be the end of human sacrifice.
00:09:29.280Like when all this stuff was happening in South America, the reason why Cortez was able to topple the Aztec empire is because all the neighboring tribes were tired of having their children killed on top of giant pyramids.0.90
00:09:39.960Right. So this is a demonic energy, a demonic spirit.
00:09:42.820You literally are saying, OK, I'm going to kill this child so I have more time to do what I want.0.96
00:09:47.720That's a Faustian bargain, a Faustian deal.0.97
00:09:50.280And I just want to stand on business there.
00:10:49.980I fully intend to make Tennessee the least favored place for any illegal in the United States.
00:10:58.020We're going to aggressively take that on.
00:11:01.680And I think that we have to go a little bit further, Rex.
00:11:04.620I think we've been reluctant to take on the companies that take advantage of foreign labor.
00:11:10.240And whether it is illegal foreign labor or whether it happens to be the H-1B visas that we bring in from other third world countries to do labor and work them for nothing, we're diminishing our culture.0.63
00:11:26.600We're not requiring an assimilation to American values and ideas.0.97
00:11:31.760And we're really harming the younger generation.
00:11:35.680One of the things I hear the most on college campuses is stop allowing people from other countries to take slots in our universities and colleges that we can't get into.
00:11:47.120And stop housing people from other nations because it's increasing the cost of our housing, whether rent or purchase.
00:11:57.160And many young people find themselves in a position like you just vocalized that it's going to be tough to buy a house.1.00
00:12:04.780And that's because the illegals and the H-1B visas, some of the legal immigration is placing an additional demand on the system.
00:12:14.520This is so key to point out between 2021 and 2023 when the interest rates were super low, you have massive amount of H-1B visa immigrants securing 30-year mortgages.
00:12:33.020People say, oh, it's mean to take those away.
00:12:34.780the incentives themselves are harsh because you're luring people over here to work in a
00:12:39.260predatory system by the big corporations you just described. So it's actually evil to do that.
00:12:44.680And that's what I want people to understand. When you drag third worlders here to do these jobs1.00
00:12:50.400that you say Americans don't want to do, Americans want to do those jobs. You're not willing to pay1.00
00:12:54.760them. You're not willing to pay them. And that's just the reality. What do you think of that?
00:12:58.380Yeah, I think that many of the folks that recruit either illegal or even, again, legal under the system, foreign labor, and they work them in a black market economy or they pay them under the table, and they not only impact the citizen with that, but that's really a form of human trafficking.
00:13:21.540We've got to crack down on those businesses.
00:13:24.780You know, we often think of human trafficking as a sex trade thing, but it is also a labor thing.
00:13:30.140And there's probably an extreme version of that, but there's also what we would call the soft version of it.
00:13:36.000And these companies that recruit large colonies of foreign citizens to come in and run their chicken plants or their whatever, their assembly lines, they're practicing a form of human trafficking.0.66
00:13:51.540Right. And just because it's legal doesn't make it right. And it's legal right now under our Constitution and Bill of Rights. A lot of these things, I think, under careful examination wouldn't be. And I think that's why it's so key. We got people like you. We got people like Fishback really running. I want to speak to this a little bit. We're not tied down by any sort of leadership other than God's. Right. That's that's the boss. That's who's in charge. That's who we follow. Jesus Christ. I think that's super important.
00:14:16.920In America, there is this culture, I think, in politics of celebrity worship where people become and I'm guilty of this on a percent.
00:14:24.340I've been a cheerleader during portions of my life.
00:14:26.660What I try to do now is find the facts and find the reason.
00:14:29.880What do you think Americans need to be focused on when they look for people to vote for, to support in elections, whether it's you, whether it's somebody else?
00:14:56.080First, I don't think Islam is a religion.0.94
00:14:58.180I think it's a political movement, a forced political movement.0.83
00:15:01.940And secondly, as a born-again Christian who believes what Jesus said, that Christ said
00:15:06.760he was the way, the truth, and the life, and no man comes to the Father except by him.
00:15:10.080If I really believe that, why wouldn't I want to cancel every other path that's only going to lead those people to hell if I have any concern for them?0.97
00:15:18.820And so that seems a little hard for some of the soft-skinned males that I talk to, but we're going to stick to that.0.96
00:15:25.600Secondly, overtaxation is the first and most effective form of bondage.
00:15:31.240These people in D.C., and many of them want to come back and be governor.
00:15:35.860They want to perpetuate decades-long careers in federal politics and many in state politics.
00:15:42.140They're practicing a fiscal pedophilia.
00:15:44.940What they're doing to future generations is profane.
00:15:49.060And so I'm quoting a friend of mine that wrote a book, Fears of Our Founders, Mike Ferguson, and I think he's nailed it with that, that fiscal pedophilia.
00:15:59.040I would offer this third thing. Look at the weaponized incompetence of most political bodies.
00:16:06.340Many of us have lost confidence in Congress, the Senate, the House, even our state institutions,
00:16:12.960because we have so many men and women, males and women, that get into politics, and they promise0.98
00:16:19.840to do these three things or these four things, and then either they are incompetent to do so,0.90
00:16:24.860when they weaponize their incompetency against us, or they're just liars. And I think one of0.96
00:16:31.780the greatest challenges, Rex, that we're facing right now is re-earning the confidence of the
00:16:37.700average Tennessean that somebody in Nashville, Tennessee, is actually working for them.
00:16:42.160Somebody with a working class, blue collar mindset is actually willing to work for them. And I think
00:16:48.740that's all across the country. Being a Tennessee first guy, I'm going to always focus on our state
00:16:54.200what's good for the Volunteers Day. Okay, I think this is really important, and I want to cut a clip
00:16:59.240here because I want a lot of people to see this. This is key. You're running for governor right now
00:17:03.600in Tennessee. You're breaking down a key critical issue here on this fiscal pedophilia that's going
00:17:08.600on in our system. Basically, I'm going to give just a little bit of a brief summary. I want you
00:17:11.740to give us a deep dive, go into it. I think this is so key for people to understand in five minutes
00:17:15.780if you could do this. But first off, the idea of spending all this money on essentially cheap
00:17:21.120credit, the backs of the young men and women right now, the children just being born, the children0.96
00:17:26.360still in their mother's wombs. They are the ones that are going to have to pay for this massive
00:17:30.160overspending. Please break this down. Yeah. So so we continue to spend money that we don't have
00:17:36.680at a federal level. We we we borrow money each year. The deficit is ranging between one point
00:17:44.220and $2 trillion annually. Our national debt is $39.5 or $0.6 trillion at this point in time,
00:17:54.400with every household in America owing between $275 and $290,000 in debt. Most Tennesseans will
00:18:02.540never be able to satisfy their family debt and what these politicians have done to them.
00:18:08.540So the average Tennessean pays $15,700 a year in federal income tax and $4,500 in state and local tax.
00:18:17.540That means the average Tennessean is working through April just to hit a break even.
00:18:23.060Our founders would have been up in arms by this.
00:18:28.660We convince, we in politics, not in I, but politics in general, try to convince the public we need to do that to do more good.
00:18:36.960What they need to do is stop the corruption and stop thinking that government is the answer to every problem because it's not.
00:18:46.280As President Reagan said, government's often the problem and ineffective and inefficient in the way they do things.
00:18:52.660And so that again, that phrase, that fiscal pedophilia, we are ruining the financial lives of future generations of Americans, of Tennesseans.
00:19:04.300Their inability to buy a home is much influenced by the devaluing of the dollar.
00:19:10.180I think that many of these people really want to get us onto some socialized digital currency.
00:19:17.440And I think that they don't care if they break the proverbial bank.
00:19:22.440Most of the people in Congress that are voting for these kinds of budgets need to be replaced.
00:19:32.460I get criticized sometimes for saying this.
00:19:35.300I have no desire to go be governor of the state of Tennessee, but God's put a burden
00:19:39.180on my heart for this, and I refuse to accept my children and my grandchildren to be slaves
00:19:45.220to another system because of weak males in politics today.
00:19:48.880And so to all your viewers, I would issue this challenge and go pick up a ballot, go
00:19:55.320pick up a petition, rather, and run for office.
00:19:58.720God is calling men to stand up and be men.
00:20:01.280First Corinthians 16, 13 gives that. There's an initial caution. Be alert. Be on alert. Stay firm in the faith. And then the next word, if you read an NASB, is act like a man. And too many people in politics aren't acting like men. It's time that they man up.
00:20:18.440I think that's a powerful message. And there's a saying, they say, strong men create good times, weak men create hard times. And that's kind of a cyclical nature of society across history that we've seen in a lot of things, you know, mirroring Roman Empire, Greek Empire, other periods throughout history. Let's not make those same mistakes.
00:20:36.700The definition of insanity is repeating the same mistake over and over again and expecting different results.
00:20:42.240We've got to find something different.
00:20:43.660We've got to find people that prioritize God, putting Jesus first, and really allowing that to rule our country, not a theoretical figurehead that really isn't anything.
00:20:55.840And our founders, God gave them the ability to figure this out, that they put in place a system, a set of ideals, a contract, a constitution, that if we will abide within the bounds of that contract between we, the people, and those who hold office, we can pass on liberty to our next generations.
00:21:16.460We have folks that are worried about modifying weather and controlling our actions rather than securing our liberty, as the Declaration of Independence indicates as our first responsibility in government.
00:21:30.260Yeah, I think that's so key. I often describe the Constitution as if we had lawyers arguing for us against the devil himself. I think that's I think that's a good way to put it. And I want to get into this. We've got about five minutes left. You're somebody that acknowledges, hey, we got to protect our earth because God gave it to us. We want our children, grandchildren to experience a beautiful environment. What's going on with this weather weapons legislation that you blocked?
00:21:53.860So we passed a couple of years ago a prohibition against geoengineering in the state.
00:22:13.500And then the water rights part of cloud seeding.0.95
00:22:17.480I mean, just to go to that, aside from all the stratospheric aerosol injection and these crazy pagans who want to block the sunlight to cool the earth, it's ridiculous.0.89
00:22:28.360But there are people that think that way.
00:22:30.660But in eight western states, we have folks that are paying to seed the clouds to harvest more rain or snowfall.
00:22:36.360Well, if they are effective at doing that, and they tell you they are, that they're harvesting 10% to 11% more precipitation, then I think that means someone downstream is getting 8% to 10% to 11% less precipitation.
00:22:58.060That's the real crime of it, is the attempt to play God.
00:23:01.520And so, you know, we hope to push for some really hard conversations between our state and others as to what you're doing to us.
00:23:12.420And to have a very open conversation, do we want the Bill Gates of the world, those people who create a virus to perpetuate a solution to it, to enrich themselves?
00:23:24.000Because some people do indeed think that way.
00:23:26.360Do we want them being able to decide who does and doesn't get rainfall because of who paid and who didn't?
00:23:34.780I think we can't allow ourselves to get to that.
00:23:37.540Aside from the disasters that we've suffered, we suffered one in Tennessee where I think there was cloud seeding that was involved in that with the Helene from two years ago.
00:23:51.240Many people think that happened in Texas about a year and a half ago
00:23:55.720with the horrible flood where the lives were lost at the camp
00:23:58.340because apparently there had been some cloud seeding that took place in the area
00:24:10.160Scripture is clear, and our founders understood that we had a good constitution
00:24:14.840and we had to remain moral, aligned with God's word for that to work.
00:24:19.040And Scripture is clear. It rains on the just and the unjust. And rain is a blessing. If we allow mankind to get into deciding who does and does not get rainfall for any reason, I think that's an immoral and unconstitutional approach. I'm going to continue to fight against that.
00:24:34.960I agree. Thank you, Monty. Where do people find you? What's the website? And when is the election?
00:24:40.140Yeah, so Election Day is August 6th. We've got early voting through the 1st and Election Day on August 6th. You can find me at Fritz, F-R-I-T-T-S, the number four, T-N.com. And any of the social media platforms, you'll see we're pretty active on those, Monty Fritz or Fritz for TN.
00:24:59.260And we would appreciate it if you like what you see on those views or on those sites.
00:25:04.760Tell all your friends, pass it on, like it, copy it, post it.
00:25:09.940We need all the help we can in our grassroots campaign to win this governorship.
00:25:14.740Awesome, Monty. Thank you for your time.
00:25:17.720I'm going to tell you something right now that is one of the most, if not the most important things I've ever talked about on air.
00:25:24.240And I want you to really listen to me.
00:25:26.240And I want you to get a pen and paper out of your iPhone, out of your droid, and type this into your notes.
00:25:30.340And I want you at lunch today or tonight or right now to just go to any search engine you want and type in two different names, two different words, okay?
00:25:41.160Two different drugs that have won Nobel Prizes, you name it, that people don't want you to know about.
00:25:47.640And one of those is ivermectin that everybody knows about.
00:25:50.320The other one that most people still don't know about is mabenzadol.
00:25:53.260If you do the research, then it's important to understand that you need to get it from a pharmacy.
00:27:06.660Just search the term ivermectin mefesadol
00:27:10.860and just put in study and do your own research
00:27:13.840and see what the system has been suppressing about this.
00:27:18.040This is something, in my view, talk to your physician, and when you go to the website, it's online pharmacy, and you've got nurses, doctors, all of it, and then you get the prescription.
00:27:26.580It's very, very easy to do, and I would recommend to talk to your doctors.