00:00:00.000The key point here is that if we can't hold our allies into account for what they've said
00:00:07.620they're going to do, then how can we expect the other side to act with any kind of integrity?
00:00:16.380And how can we hold them accountable if we won't even hold our own people accountable?
00:00:21.300And I think that it's important that we all recognize that we can support the president
00:00:27.760and we can support the secretary and still criticize those things where we feel like
00:00:34.260they are not following through on their commitments.
00:00:37.840Because if we don't do that, then we hand the whole battlefield over to these people
00:00:44.580that are now rebranding themselves as Democrat socialists, but which I assert are basically
00:00:49.600just more globalist, authoritarian, you know, pseudo communists.
00:00:54.800Now, you watch. They're going to take this and say we attack Trump and attack Kennedy. We didn't. We talked about the good stuff they did, said overall it's better than Democrats, but this is a problem. That's a problem with the base. You should do better here. We are literally trying to be constructive and not blow the planet up and save our children from all the poisons and the shots and the stuff.
00:01:12.760And it's always a misrepresentation because powerful corporate forces don't want legitimate people, politically engaged, trying to get the public mobilized for good public policy.
00:01:37.920And whether it's the Chai Combs or the Islamist or Israel's Greater Israel Project or, you know, big tech bros, any of that stuff, it's the only thing about itself.
00:01:46.760If you really thought about yourself, you would not build something like this because it'll get you, too.
00:01:50.460You've got to understand we're all interconnected.
00:01:52.260we only got about an hour and 15 minutes with him and i could read his bio for an hour and 15
00:02:10.300minutes uh the father of mrna technology major not a whistleblower on covid and somebody has
00:02:17.000amazing integrity, Dr. Robert Malone, MD, MS, joins us. You should follow him at
00:02:23.420R. W. Malone, MD on X. And, you know, I was already seeing these signs, and I understand
00:02:30.700Kennedy can't get everything done perfectly. He's got to work with the administration.
00:02:34.260But in the last few months, I've seen these big events they put on that is just total
00:02:37.760corporate big pharma coming in. And Malone's written really powerful articles on his substack,
00:02:42.340the capture of Make America Healthy Again. He's got other ones, the Kennedy
00:02:47.640situation. We've got criminal mRNA malfeasance by CDC. We have Israel coming out with a
00:02:58.100bubonic plague vaccine right on time with the scare going on. I want to go over it all with
00:03:03.960him. He sent me a bunch of huge important topics here. And so we can start wherever he wants.
00:03:10.140Let's just start with Kennedy may no longer hold the policy authority the base thinks he holds.
00:03:22.560And 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.
00:03:31.900So, Dr. Malone, thank you so much for being here today.
00:03:34.820And thanks for doing all the research preparation for the show.
00:03:37.660So let's try to get as much of this covered as we can.
00:03:59.980So thanks for having me on and featuring this.
00:04:02.220So you wanted to start off with what's going on with Maha and Bobby.
00:04:05.940and uh i used to consider myself a strong supporter of the secretary uh and i've perhaps
00:04:13.600i've seen too much and uh lived too long here in in uh watching what's taking place with this
00:04:22.480grassroots populist movement that he named maha but is really a very complex and unusual
00:04:30.740uh um kind of agglomeration of different groups of people you have uh you know you have bodybuilders
00:04:39.920you have biohackers you have maha moms you have health freedom people you have libertarians
00:04:47.900you have constitutional conservatives i mean it's the whole gamut and it runs from the crunchy left
00:04:54.540that had its base in Northern California.
00:05:00.400And Nicole Shanahan is almost kind of the poster child of that
00:05:03.480through what is kind of the remnants of the Tea Party and MAGA.
00:05:10.880So all of that came together in this weird coalition
00:05:13.760that for one of the first times perhaps since the turn of the century
00:05:18.420when you had the Upton Sinclair novel regarding the slaughterhouses that prompted really the
00:05:27.920creation of both USDA and FDA. Now you have this new coalition that is very focused in general on
00:05:36.220health-related issues. And among those, of course, was the contributions of Callie and Casey Means
00:05:42.560with good energy in their book and the emphasis on food and arguably the food agenda is the one
00:05:50.060that has been most successful there's no question that our language about food the things we talk
00:05:56.380about the words we use about both food and farming you know the word regenerative agriculture when
00:06:03.500was the last time you heard that before this rise of this populist group so all of that has kind of
00:06:10.760come to a head at the beginning of the Trump administration with the Maha Commission. And it
00:06:16.520started off with great hopes. And as you point out in your opening monologue there, a whole lot of
00:06:22.740energy and enthusiasm. But over the last 18 months, that's kind of tapered off. And it's gotten
00:06:29.840mixed up with the reality of a populist movement gaining some power and entering government.
00:06:37.480And 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.
00:07:07.480that I've written another substack about a phrase that's now become common among the
00:07:14.560govies that work on the Maha agenda. And the term is cockblocked. Many of them talk at length about
00:07:22.240how they're constantly being blocked from any kind of change that they're trying to implement
00:07:27.720by all kinds of sneaky little strategies. So that's the truth of what Bobby is up against.
00:07:33.460but uh what happened at the outset as bobby um incorporated and copyrighted or trademarked this
00:07:42.600term make america healthy again maha the abbreviation which by the way he did not
00:07:48.140originate the current nominee nominee for uh surgeon general actually published a book with
00:07:54.500make america healthy again as part of the title uh you know uh about a year and a half or two years
00:08:01.780before Bobby ever started using the term.
00:08:05.340So this initiative, this populist movement
00:08:10.980got branded as Make America Healthy Again
00:10:10.020And so to no one's surprise, really, about a year in, it became clear that HHS needed a stronger hand at the tiller.
00:10:20.820And 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.
00:10:33.680and that included negotiation for the most favored nation pricing status on drugs.
00:10:40.920And now Chris runs the agency and Bobby, as by Trump's own words, is an idea guy.
00:10:48.440Some might say that he's functionally acting as a figurehead, but he is not running HHS now, Chris Klump is.
00:10:56.180And in parallel, we've had this organization that I refer to as Maha Corp or Maha Inc.
00:11:03.680which is this uh uh aggregate of maha holdings under which exists maha institute and maha action
00:11:16.000these are the 501c3s and 501c4s and they had uh under tony lyons a leadership spoken about being
00:11:24.600able to raise 100 million dollars for this campaign that we're just on the on the threshold
00:11:30.460of right now the election uh for the midterms and it has been an abject failure and furthermore
00:11:38.280the actions that have occurred within the administration uh having to do with for instance
00:11:43.740in particular the glyphosate uh issue i was about to go there next that was the first really big
00:11:50.240sign six months ago when they go well we can't replace it so we got to give it liability protection
00:12:23.800And then it seems like Maha Inc., at least the key players, use that as a negotiation tactic with the Trumps, just like Jesse Jackson used to shake people down.
00:12:33.760I mean, if you want to get cynical, it looks like a shakedown or using regulatory and dirt on big pharma and big food to then basically say there's a new sheriff in town and just hold that sword of Damocles over their head.
00:12:46.820It's more of a power grab than actually a reform.
00:14:08.040Steve Bannon once used the term, the ability to see around corners, and clearly you have that
00:14:15.200ability. Well, all I know is this. Well, thank you. I think you do too. But my point is, is that
00:14:19.840whatever it's evil or whether it's ignorance, we're off course, and you can be a few degrees
00:14:24.780at first, but over time, you're going 180. So we're already way over here off course. So now's
00:14:30.300the time to put our foot down. Go ahead, please, sir. So you named some names in terms of various
00:14:35.360industries. And the one that I didn't hear you name that was prominently featured in the recent,
00:14:40.520this is where it came to a head, is with the recent Maha Institute or Action, I'm not sure who
00:14:47.520sponsored it, meeting in DC. And the group that you didn't mention was big tech. That included
00:14:56.260the AI companies. And a case could be made that I personally endorse, which is that the tech
00:15:04.360companies right now are in many ways running the nation. They have, you know, I think it's a battle
00:15:11.700right now between big money and big tech, and maybe they're the same thing. Hold on, I want to
00:15:17.480highlight this and I want to shut up after that. Absolutely, the technocracy is taking everything
00:15:21.860over. It's a hostile takeover by this other tech group against the Bill Gates tech group. Oh, we
00:15:27.020got dirt on you, Gates, back off. The whole AI fight right now between Anthropic and OpenAI and
00:15:32.400musk now musk has been brought back absolutely and and so central this is the ai takeover
00:15:38.020of of medicine of food of everything so you you say not a hypothesis but a fact please continue
00:15:44.100yeah so what we're looking at is a couple of trillion dollar ipos that are coming up and
00:15:50.940we've written about this also with all of the scare that is being promoted this is another
00:15:55.860fear porn story about uh the threat associate basically uh waving skynet uh if you're familiar
00:16:04.320with the terminator series as a example of the threat posed by ai and the rationale for why we
00:16:12.060have to have bernie sanders introduced regulation to make it so that nobody else can enter the ai
00:16:18.720field other than the majors that are out at the frontier with developing these advanced
00:16:25.960limited, you know, language models and chatbots, which are not intelligent, by the way. That's a
00:16:34.880misnomer. But the money that's on the table is enormous. It is absolutely going to transform
00:16:41.940industry. And it's not just going to transform American industry. It's going to transform
00:16:46.920global industry and this is the new battleground between the united states and the ccp so it's a
00:16:53.780little perplexing in a way yes we have to get in bed with these guys and we have to enable them to
00:17:00.540succeed because the alternative is that the ccp and the people's liberation army are going to
00:17:06.560control this space but meanwhile we have to kind of protect ourselves and not allow them to take
00:17:13.580everything over and when you looked at this recent uh maha event that was held in dc was a
00:17:20.280week ago or two weeks ago uh the ai companies and and silicon valley and big tech which by the way
00:17:27.420are not friends generally speaking of mega these these are our entities that are grounded in the
00:17:35.740philosophy and the framework, and frankly, the overt leftist perspective of California and the
00:17:45.420Silicon Valley. And Alex, just to point a point on that, when these things go IPO, you're going
00:17:52.600to have a whole new cast of billionaires that are coming from that leftist Silicon Valley culture
00:18:00.800that are going to enter the political arena, and it is going to come across like a tidal wave,
00:18:06.280and it's going to hit well before the general election. It's going to transform politics in
00:18:11.340the United States. And bottom line, they want to absorb health care, use Trump's executive power
00:18:16.460to do it, because they're desperate to prop up the bubble. And you're right, we don't want China
00:18:21.140and Bill Gates' alliance to run it, but then we need a Teddy Roosevelt to then, like the Jungle
00:18:27.640publication did, actually put a pro-human stamp on this as we fight a multi-front war.
00:18:35.180And so this is the paradox, is that we all have trusted and believed in the Secretary,
00:18:41.740Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and he has talked a lot of talk, but I'm being blunt now. I don't see the
00:18:49.960walk. I see lots and lots of talk. I see announcements. I see we're going to study this.
00:18:56.500I see we're going to set up a research program for that.
00:19:00.440And what I also see is a lot of instances, and 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.
00:19:19.780And the secretary has the power in the stroke of a pin to change that.
00:19:24.660That's not anybody else but Bobby that can do that.
00:19:28.320And I've noticed he'll make a move that says he's done it, but leave an escape portal where it's not done.
00:19:37.800And 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?
00:19:47.020And I've heard, 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, which, by the way, does not seem to be happening.
00:20:04.380Trump has come out really strongly saying he likes Bobby.
00:20:08.800We'll see what happens after the midterms.
00:20:10.980But what happened around that was that you had a concerted effort to make it clear that, including by his son, and one of his other sons sits on the board of the Maha holding group.
00:20:32.120So his son came out and made a series of statements to the effect that his father is not a quitter.
00:20:38.860So if that runs through this, we've got a situation where the secretary is, for whatever reason, whether it's personal or it's West Wing,
00:20:49.920Kresher is in a position where he is not taking action on things that he could take action on that were explicit within the original agenda that they laid out back at the beginning of the Trump administration.
00:21:03.160and uh the you know the open question is why why isn't the secretary willing to stick his neck out
00:21:11.020you know stiffen up his backbone and take a stance well i think you just said it the argument is
00:21:16.480we'll get some good if we stay here and don't quit let's get what we can get but once you have
00:21:21.760that thought process then you see everything cave in which is now happening yep and and it's the
00:21:29.320camel's nose if i'm sure you know that metaphor once the camel's nose is under the tent the whole
00:21:33.640camel's under the tent and so that is precisely it it is the logic that we need to support bobby
00:21:41.160we should not criticize bobby because it's the same logic with trump it's the same logic with
00:21:46.460trump yeah the democrats are horrible but when trump makes major mistakes we're not gonna go
00:21:49.840oh well that's okay because he's our guy yeah and so in one of our essays we we put out the logic
00:21:56.240Well, here's the things that have happened. And what if this was Alex Azar or or the you know, the former secretary of HHS that had done these things?
00:22:07.760Yeah. What if the Democrats gave life estates total liability? I mean, we would never put up with it.
00:22:13.460exactly people would be blowing uh their circuits over this and yet uh it's all well no no you can't
00:22:23.800say anything uh and that gets to another facet of this that has become begun to bother me a lot more
00:22:30.780and i suspect that you are you i know that you're sophisticated enough that if i use
00:22:36.340terms like cult of personality you understand exactly what i'm talking about and they're
00:22:42.200The beginning is to buy into the idea instead of the actual thing.
00:22:48.220And there's problems with that loaded term cult, but having this kind of a personality-based leadership.
00:22:59.520And among those is that if that personality fails to follow through, then often the whole movement will collapse.
00:23:08.260collapse and the thing is that this coalition is robust this coalition came together organically
00:23:17.400it wasn't just about bobby these are people that have very real gripes and they want to see them
00:23:25.620uh fixed and in particular the ones that i assert hold on now i get it we gotta go to break dr malone
00:23:33.220and you can come and we we got like another 45 minutes left but i i'm now getting we didn't talk
00:23:37.220before he came on. I just saw you in this paper and begged you to come on. Now I get what you're
00:23:41.160saying, which is a question I was about to interrupt and ask. What do we salvage out of this?
00:23:45.380Because Trump's so discredited. Kennedy's going to be discredited. And you were already
00:23:49.180going there, which I was about to say, what do we do? How do we salvage it? You just hit it right
00:23:53.340there. Again, obviously, just search your name on Substack. They'll
00:23:57.240find you. Give us the official Substack. I've been putting it on screen. People should follow you on X.
00:24:01.240First, let's just give out the data coordinates that, hey, Trump surfed in on the
00:24:05.260populist movement so did kennedy and we want to still like trump and kennedy we're not here
00:24:08.720cult of personality attacking them we're about missions and policies and real things and we're
00:24:15.340not going to deviate from that because uh you know we got integrity because we got kids dying
00:24:20.460all around us and that's our mission we'll be right back ladies and gentlemen we don't want
00:24:24.660a band-aid of the broken leg we want the broken leg fixed we'll be right back with dr robert malone
00:24:31.660All right, Dr. Robert Malone is our guest, the father of mRNA technology, major COVID whistleblower.
00:24:40.660And we saw the first six months of Maha just doing incredibly good historic things.
00:24:47.360And Kennedy up there, just from an information warfare level, the truth to get out of the public,
00:24:52.880the population had already lost trust in the medical system.
00:24:56.840But the only way to get us back would be sending a Trojan horse.
00:25:00.040I'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.
00:25:07.580It came through the money and the org chart.
00:25:10.460And then we want to continue here, you know, how we fix this and where we go.
00:25:15.240But anybody can see the major change in direction and that mainly Maha has become this corporate brokerage lobbying system between Trump and Big Pharma.
00:25:29.240And 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.
00:26:12.080But 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.
00:26:31.320And the one that stands out as the biggest negative shift is what's referred to as the
00:29:31.540Yeah, so it's a very fascinating situation.
00:29:35.640And I think one that the likes of you, I'm glad for your leadership and your willingness to speak out about this.
00:29:42.260The key point here is that if we can't hold our allies in to account for what they've said they're going to do, then how can we expect the other side to act with any kind of integrity?
00:29:58.740And how can we hold them accountable if we won't even hold our own people accountable?
00:30:03.400And I think that it's important that we all recognize that we can support the president and we can support the secretary and still criticize those things where we feel like they are not following through on their commitments.
00:30:19.960because if we don't do that, then we hand the whole battlefield over to these people that are
00:30:27.660now rebranding themselves as Democrat Socialists, but which I assert are basically just more
00:30:33.540globalist, authoritarian, you know, pseudo-communists. Absolutely, exactly. I mean,
00:30:39.700in fact, communism is even a cover, and it's bad enough. They're globalists with the new branding.
00:30:44.560What you said is so important. I said I wouldn't interrupt, but I want to hear what you have to
00:30:47.400say, but it's true that we're in a time of revolutionary change, and the Israel lobby
00:30:55.140and others were very good when we were against Midnight Hammer last year in this latest war
00:30:59.160saying we're traitors, we're this, to try to get a fight going when we're the good constituents
00:31:04.300that are sticking to what Trump said he would do. And I think it's important to not overcompensate
00:31:09.940and then go endorse the Democrat socialists like some of our friends have done just because they're
00:31:14.340in a fight with Trump, that really gives the neocons and some of these actors what they're
00:31:19.780looking for instead of us not taking the bait and just saying, no, we're just standing up for what
00:31:24.120we stood for. We're not a cult and you need to get back on track of where you were.
00:31:29.460Thank you. So is this a good chance now to segue over to this little dust up with Russia
00:31:36.440regarding plague? Perfect. Absolutely. My view on it is Friday instantly. St. Petersburg is closed.
00:31:42.840all the talking points, the very same post over and over again, all this is going on.
00:31:47.820Yeah, that was great. Good job on that.
00:31:50.580And Russia is dirty, and now they're going to get us all killed, and there's a new plague here.
00:31:58.900I mean, I see the same forces that pre-programmed COVID.
00:32:01.900So I don't know what's going on, but I know it's got a very sinister launch to it.
00:32:06.000so what i've done in response to that is that i had developed because i now have some formal
00:32:14.800responsibilities appointed by the state department to a u.n commission that is responsible for
00:32:21.060tracking and investigating breaches or potential breaches of the biowarfare convention so uh this
00:32:28.160is something that i have to take seriously and i have to treat professionally what i had done when
00:32:33.100the president announced that he wanted to see artificial intelligence applied to the issue of
00:32:37.380the Biowarfare Convention, is I developed a fairly sophisticated algorithm driven by AI that had six
00:32:44.020levels of analysis that I pressure tested against a bunch of known biowarfare events and others that
00:32:51.780were questionable. And that system is what I turned on to this question as soon as the news
00:33:00.460broke. So that allowed me to respond very rapidly and come out with a detailed analysis because it
00:33:05.900was all AI investigation driven. And that came out with a aggregate score that placed this at
00:33:15.440much, much lower risk of having been a laboratory engineered pathogen and a biowarfare event
00:33:24.440than a number of other ones that have been involved with the U.S. government historically.
00:33:29.620So 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.
00:34:19.620This 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.
00:34:41.760And 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.
00:35:04.120And 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.
00:35:23.740So 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.
00:35:51.820that investigates all of this material coming in from Mongolia and she was on point one of the
00:36:01.360technicians that is involved in handling these specimens and so when she developed a rapidly
00:36:07.660progressing upper respiratory infection pneumonia that killed her eventually after four days
00:36:14.380a lot of people concluded and there was informal you could call it kind of like social media in
00:36:21.720Russia reports that she died of plague but the Russian government has denied that that's the
00:36:29.640case and the institute itself has investigated itself and no surprise said no nothing bad
00:36:38.280went happened here whatever she died of it has nothing to do with any of the samples she was
00:36:43.880handling however what they are very sophisticated this is not just a bunch of greenhorns sitting
00:36:51.000out there on the frontier they have very sophisticated pcr we have dived into their
00:36:56.860literature in russian had it translated by ai and then analyzed that and it clearly shows that they
00:37:03.740have sophisticated pcr protocols sure and i should have said this interrupt up front because i remember
00:37:09.080you actually got appointed by trump and kennedy too at this key position that's another one of
00:37:13.340the things that's why i said your bio would take an hour to go over actually state department
00:37:16.360not not hhs it's a state department yes uh i think kennedy recommended you though right i mean
00:37:22.780my point was is it no actually that but that's a that's another story okay i just went off the
00:37:28.060news but it's also repeat specifically how you got brought in and what's going on this is this is
00:37:32.680important so i i got appointed by uh under secretary for uh arms control thomas denano
00:37:42.840Thomas Donato is a kind of important figure here.
00:37:47.160He is the one that's on point for the Biowarfare Treaty.
00:37:51.120And that is a very challenging situation.
00:37:54.500Now, the reason why Thomas Donato got promoted to this is he was one of the few people in D.C.
00:37:59.460that pushed against the whole narrative that this was the COVID outbreak was from natural sources as opposed to laboratories.
00:38:12.060sources. He was one of the only ones that pushed back against that. And frankly, you want to talk
00:38:17.420about integrity as far as I'm concerned. Undersecretary Thomas Donato has it in spades.
00:38:23.320He is walk the walk. He hasn't just talked the talk. And so thank God he's in charge,
00:38:28.600basically, under Marco Rubio of this whole issue. But that does branch into what's really going on
00:38:37.180at the front lines as we speak right now, which is that WHO has appropriately queried
00:38:46.840the Russian Federation for more details on this mnemonic plague, because that is a valid issue.
00:38:55.060Whenever mnemonic plague breaks out anywhere, and here it's not an outbreak, it's a single person.
00:39:01.840So let's get clear on that. Now there's rumors that there's a secondary case,
00:39:06.200but none of that has been confirmed and there's very little information about it it kind of acts
00:39:11.680as if it is another one of these propaganda storylines like you've highlighted so right now
00:39:17.040we only have one case it's in this laboratory worker who was handling primary plague specimens
00:39:23.160she died of what appears to be uh it looks and smells and walks and talks as if it was
00:39:33.200mnemonic plague but it's not mnemonic plague according to the the information i i slipped and
00:39:39.640said the p word uh the information coming out of the russian federation and out of her institute
00:39:45.220right now that's the situation and uh the rest of the world because this has all become weaponized
00:39:52.340as you point out and even we we even have the president making statements about uh plague that
00:39:59.240frankly, somebody needs to brief him because he's embarrassing himself at this moment. But
00:40:05.760Marco Rubio, near as I can tell, is getting it right for the most part. But it's very confusing
00:40:11.900for folks that are in these diplomat positions and government management positions like the
00:40:18.260president. You can't expect them to know the nuances of antibiotic resistance and plague
00:40:24.240bacteria and the difference between bubonic plague and pneumonic plague and how infectious
00:40:29.380it is and how much of a threat it's presents we have plague occurring sporadically periodically
00:40:36.880here in the united states have for years it lives in rodents and other things and occasionally
00:40:43.920somebody will get infected and we have very very very few cases of it spreading well that's what
00:40:51.060I was about to say is, I'm not a rocket scientist, but if it really is hundreds in quarantine and
00:40:55.820another death and all this, that sounds like it's been souped up.
00:40:58.980Then the usual suspects start saying, oh, they've got a chimeric splice bacteria.
00:41:04.140And so when I saw all over, and you guys can play the clip again, there's a bunch of
00:41:09.920compilations, clip six, thousands of influencers saying, I talked to somebody in St. Petersburg,
00:54:59.060So don't get demoralized by the fact that change doesn't come overnight.
00:55:02.300We're moving the needle more in a year than we used to move it in 20 years.
00:55:06.540So we are on the offense. You know, the arc of history is on our side. As Martin Luther King Jr. said, you know, the universe tends to bend towards justice. That's there, but you have to understand it.
00:55:21.140So in closing five minutes, just in general about the globalists, the power sectors, the time we're going into, Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of mRNA technology, and a major true voice of integrity standing up for the health of all of us, including our children, that if you don't do the right thing, you're aiding and abetting the soft kill operation.
00:55:47.780We are making headway. And Bill Gates is on the run. His affiliation with Epstein has become a major liability. I had in this side work book that I put out a couple of years ago in the closing chapter, I spoke about this grand battle that we have right now against globalism.
00:56:12.120And by the way, I read your book, and I don't know if you knew this.
00:56:14.400I read your book, and I read that in chapter on air.
00:56:17.440So, as it was perfectly said there, the book is more important now than a few years ago.
00:56:54.400And they didn't buy into the international health regulations and all of those kind of false flag plays that were being assembled in order to further consolidate centralized power.
00:57:07.120We have increasing skepticism about the United Nations that's gone from being presented and propagandized as a fringe opinion from far right nutters to increasingly a mainstream opinion there.
00:57:24.560I at three or four years ago, I spoke in Romania and got a lot of blowback for criticizing NATO and wondering whether it was time now to be rethinking the United States participation in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization because it was really not fulfilling its job.
00:57:42.780And once again, that's become a mainstream position.
00:57:46.760A lot of people are talking about that.
00:57:48.620And now on the positive ledger, we also have this new alliance with Greenland, which has major geopolitical strategic consequences having to do with submarine lanes and opening up the Arctic and creating barriers to Russian expansionism.
00:58:12.700The major threat we have right now, as far as I'm concerned, is radical Islamic expansionism.
00:58:19.720And I call it that specifically because what I'm trying to set up is what I believe to be the appropriate policy to resist this, is to dial back to the days of George Kennan when we had an expansionist communist state called the USSR.
00:58:38.340and the policy that we had in place then was a containment policy and I believe that we need to
00:58:44.540have a containment policy I believe that is the sane and ethical position for the United States
00:58:50.620government to take in the face of what is clearly expansionist Islam and I don't want to in any way
00:58:57.240imply that all Muslims are are this way but there is certainly a strong contingent and there in
00:59:04.500texas you are at the front lines in that issue having to do with sharia law and efforts to
00:59:10.960create new communities within texas and of course we've seen it uh implemented in new york city
00:59:17.260and uh the other day i i went into michigan uh for a conference uh with uh um various physicians
00:59:26.500and i was warned that i better brush up on my arabic uh as i move into dearborn you get the
00:59:32.860point so i think that these you know we have a major uh some people have suggested that really
00:59:41.440china is our friend they're our trading partner uh i think there is global uh emerging consensus
00:59:48.140and this is against the who uh un globalist uh uh new world order narrative that china is our
00:59:58.240friend, I think we have really a fairly broad consensus now and a lot of credit to Trump
01:00:04.600for leadership, not only Trump, but Marco Rubio and the whole Trump team to change the narrative
01:00:11.160about the threat posed by the CCP. And we also have to recognize that we have this threat from
01:00:22.120expansionist Islam. And that one Trump seems to be pretty blind on. And I suggest that that's a
01:00:28.620hot issue that we need to take up. Another hot issue is that these globalists now in alliance
01:00:35.040with the tech bros are disrespecting our fundamental rights in data, our fundamental
01:00:41.280rights to think our own thoughts, to have our own emotions. That is now being manipulated
01:00:48.080algorithmically through so many different data streams, and that is the forefront of modern
01:00:55.360propaganda. Edward Bernays was, you know, just, it's gone so far beyond what Bernays anticipated
01:01:03.760in his seminal book on propaganda. It's now machine-driven. It is, and I would say this in
01:01:10.260closing, there's the blowback issue, I would say, to the social Darwinists. They thought they could
01:01:15.540do this to us to get control of us and phase out large populations, but it blows back on them and
01:01:20.520their own systems. The incompetency goes way up. It's like AI, when it's given false info,
01:01:24.840hallucinates. You can't inject all this disinformation and not have it infect the whole
01:01:29.240system. And it's the globalists themselves using Islam, using all these crises for control
01:01:34.360that now is threatening to bring down Europe because it went way better than they even thought.
01:01:38.600They thought they'd bring it in as a thing for destabilization and control. Instead, it's about
01:01:42.140And the blowback, the blowback is in progress.