00:20:38.180Would you accept a peace deal that freezes everything the way it is right now, where you still keep 75 percent or more of your country, regardless of how it started?
00:20:49.860Would you be would you accept where it is right now?
00:20:55.120Yes, if we right now we have to freeze and I think this is a real way to end this war.
00:21:03.000And then again, we have Rubio two days ago saying, no, we did cut Star Shield and they dialed back Starlink.
00:21:09.160So what Victor Boots said eight days ago, just cut the Starlink.
00:21:53.660This is a big issue because Russia will not accept the freeze.
00:21:57.320Russia said only peace deal. If he accepts the peace deal is one thing, then Russia will sign off.
00:22:03.060But if he won't just freeze temporary to get regroup, you know, get his sponsor, find some more billions of dollars to embezzle, that's Russia will not accept.
00:22:15.620Well, I totally agree with you, but it's clear that Trump is putting the screws to him right now and from my sources.
00:22:22.580And now it's in the news. Trump basically made a deal with Putin that Putin has agreed to, where obviously the areas that have always been part of Russia there in eastern Ukraine and in Crimea go there.
00:22:32.820And then they accept some type of international UN force, not a NATO force.
00:22:37.780And then if Zelensky doesn't do that, he can expect Russia to go ahead and go in the next few months, completely clean it out and then carve up Ukraine.0.65
00:22:46.200Well, so far, Russian sources have been very, very strict to just official press release.
00:22:55.760I think we will get some more details when, you know, we see how Zelensky literally start moving or start implementing what he's saying.
00:23:07.140Because previous experience, you remember 2022 when Macron called Putin to say, oh, Russia, Ukraine cannot negotiate and sign when you put gun on their head, remove your troops from the Kiev.
00:23:21.720So definitely it will not happen again, the same scenario, just to pull up Russia and gain some time to regroup.
00:23:30.840This is important because, as we discussed, militarily this conflict with Ukraine is lost big way.
00:24:25.640Let's again remind to everybody who watched this
00:24:28.500that we are not aware of the full details,
00:24:32.180And it's not intentionally leaked because Russian side and American side know very well who Zelensky is.
00:24:40.560So unless he really does what he's saying, only signature on the paper, not enough, I think we will not see any real changes in the battlefield from now on.
00:24:52.660What about the agreement now between Russia and the United States to hold trilateral meetings?
00:24:58.940I think Zelensky, though, is signaling here that he will do that.
00:53:12.060fantastic. He looks like he's 20 years younger.
00:53:14.280I saw Alex Jones and he looks really good
00:53:16.420does he yeah he's losing all weight taking back my health you're so good that's the only impression
00:53:22.560i could do yeah alex looks good man he lost some weight he looks good he looks great yeah
00:53:26.980he works out every day it's like no ozempic no bullshit no shortcuts he's definitely one of my
00:53:32.760bucket list people with me at some point i can introduce you to alex yeah we can make that
00:53:36.480happen for sure come on it's so noticeable i was like wow he looks handsome i text alex all the
00:53:42.860I know him. He's just losing weight. But if you go online, there's a lot of people that believe that this is like a different person. He looks great. That's all it is. He looks great.
00:53:52.380Here's your daily motivation. Alex Jones is 51 years old. He's been through more than you will ever go through. The deep state has come for his life. They have come for his business. They find him billions of dollars for free speech. Alex Jones has had his rights stripped away.
00:54:10.060they've tried to take this man's life for speaking truth. Alex Jones went from looking like this to
00:54:17.960looking now like this. Alex Jones is getting ripped. Alex Jones is getting yoked. It's showing
00:54:24.720all of us that no matter our age, no matter what's thrown at us in life, no matter how many troubles
00:54:30.100or trials that we have, what really matters is who you are on the rock ribbed inside. Do you have
00:54:35.700gunpowder in your gut? Do you have some grit in your teeth? Can you be a man in the face of all0.96
00:54:40.940of it? Your promised struggles in this life, can you punch back? Alex Jones is a motivation and a
00:54:47.560vibe today. I started having seizures like a few years ago and everybody in my family knows I'm a
00:54:53.220neuroscientist. What did you do to fix it? Methylene blue. I'd take it. Okay. Yeah. Mel Gibson was on
00:54:58.880here talking about it. This stuff works, man. I take it every day as well. And RFK Jr. told me
00:55:03.880about it. Yeah, man, it's fantastic. What is Bobby Kennedy Jr. dropping into that glass of water?
00:55:09.440Plenty of folks are wondering what was in that little bottle he uncorked during a flight.
00:55:14.020Methylene blue. Show her Kennedy taking it. Kennedy literally gobbles it. He must be doing
00:55:18.680something right. That ripped bod is 73 years old. You shouldn't have to tell a doctor about
00:55:24.320methylene blue. I think everybody should know about it. It's changed my life. It kind of gives
00:55:28.480you like a boost of energy. It's not like an energy drink where you get the jitters or like
00:55:32.680you're just ready for the day and you're never going to sleep. It's more so like it clears the
00:55:36.780brain fog where you're actually, you know, able to focus more clearly. You feel instant energy,
00:55:42.800but without the jitteriness of caffeine and focus. What I feel, what I felt was focus,
00:55:47.480mental focus. For me, it's like a fog lifted, but it was like a veil lifted off, you know?
00:55:52.620Incredible. It's really interesting. I almost like feel smarter. With methylene blue, I do notice
00:55:58.100that it does seem to give me more mental energy.
01:15:22.000But, you know, hopefully it's good news on the Russia deals.0.82
01:15:24.560You see where Zelensky has agreed to give 25 percent of Ukraine, which we always knew was going to happen ahead of a total Russian invasion.
01:15:30.200And it looks like Trump's finally got a deal. We're pretty close here.
01:15:34.380Yeah. Awesome. I mean, we need some of these wars.
01:15:39.600We need Russia to end. We need Iran to end because these inflationary pressures that come from that are just being detrimental and devastating to every U.S. citizen.
01:15:52.280right with with higher interest rates and the higher prices and people can't afford to live0.93
01:15:56.840a lot of that comes because of war you don't don't mistake that russia has is a massive oil
01:16:04.260supplier to the world just like the middle east is and so when you have conflict in those regions
01:16:10.360no wonder it's part of the reason we have so much inflation and why there's all this talk about
01:16:16.560inflation and and the more i google search it's like alex it's not just you and i that have been
01:16:21.700talking about this now everybody seems to be asking about inflation and what it's going to
01:16:26.260mean but i can take you on the show two and a half years ago saying trump's gonna get re-elected
01:16:31.180he's got a great policy but if he goes to war with iran that could derail the whole thing
01:16:35.520we're now how many days into this war i mean baked in this is a disaster uh let's let's start
01:16:41.020talking about that gold and silver rebound on support levels as you predicted uh first
01:16:46.660computation for silver crisis at lbma uh russia to increase gold purchasing 5x i mean this is
01:16:55.560incredible trump eo allowing alternative assets and 401ks how big is that 29k jobs missed by 55k
01:17:04.160let's start running through this kirk elliott as an economist the latest yeah i mean we can talk so
01:17:10.440let's just talk about the first thing which is going to be this gold inflation paradox right so
01:17:18.700last week these these hot cpi numbers came out 3.7 percent like it's like okay this this is pretty
01:17:25.880hot so what happened the federal hike odds surged to 53.7 percent that they're going to have to
01:17:32.820raise interest rates again real soon to slow down this inflation so gold dropped one and a half
01:17:39.960percent that day because of this this now propensity that they're going to have to raise
01:17:44.840rates what happened the next day but the noise was over right this is this is the meaning of rest
01:17:52.220that we were just talking about and the noise dissipated and people thought oh wow there's
01:17:57.360actually real supply and demand discrepancies here and gold pops up again see people when when
01:18:03.000you have time to think the markets react the same way too they stop listening to the knee-jerk
01:18:08.360reaction story quantify that it's like claiming oil's 80 a barrel but it's really 110 on the
01:18:13.300market gold is selling and silver selling for way more than what the ai claims it is
01:18:18.420that level of bs can only last so long it can only last for so long and now here's here's the
01:18:24.640problem with the physical markets um even here in america everything goes through london right so
01:18:31.180lbma which is the the london bullion market association it's it's where gold and silver
01:18:36.520are purchased physical gold and silver not talking about the pay for futures contracts at comex and
01:18:41.700everything else it goes through london now london is in the middle of a huge massive lawsuit
01:18:47.100because of some mining operations and a couple miners that got killed in africa and now
01:18:52.080somebody is blaming london and and bringing them into this lawsuit who is that somebody i don't
01:18:57.840know i could speculate all day long but i bet it's china why do i say that because if everything goes
01:19:04.860through london what who who stands to benefit from london being out of the picture the united
01:19:12.000states and china why china well because they're building a depository network in shanghai and
01:19:18.640Hong Kong and United Arab Emirates, to basically be the depository trading, gold trading capital
01:19:25.220of the world, right? The default would be the United States because we've got CME, we've got
01:19:30.720COMEX, you know, we're basically London 2.0. But here's the problem. The world doesn't trust the
01:19:37.920United States to be the custodian of metals anymore. So country after country after country,
01:19:43.220whether it's Poland or Germany or India, they're repatriating their gold, moving it out of New
01:19:51.560York, right? But some of it's going to London, some of it's just going all the way over to Asia,
01:19:56.460right? So this is a big deal, the super big deal. So now we've got this happening. If that happens,
01:20:05.400what is this shaping up to be? This is shaping up to be December and January all over again,
01:20:12.160because what was that all about? When silver went from 70 to 120 in six weeks, when gold exploded,
01:20:19.080it was low inventory in London. The lease rates in America went through the roof and investors
01:20:26.160couldn't get what they wanted, right? So we're shaping up for a massive upleg here. But here's
01:20:34.060something else that I want to go over because there is way more demand for gold and silver
01:20:40.360than what the media is is letting on right so these so there is a six to one ratio right now
01:20:47.200of central banks purchasing in the in the second quarter of this year 288.9 tons of gold okay so
01:20:56.820keep that number in mind 288.9 tons is purchased and let's be clear the governments the institutions
01:21:01.800are all buying a hand over fist we're not telling the public and why did russia just increase its
02:06:27.620I mean, look at the look at the juxtaposition between what is happening with those migrant communities and the the abandonment of the native European communities who live still in those countries and all of it with the backdrop of massively expensive energy and cost of living.
02:06:46.980Oh, oh, oh. And it doesn't matter if it's Australia, Canada or blue cities in the U.S. or the U.K. or Germany or France.0.89
02:06:53.64080-plus percent of the new jobs are given to the invaders.0.88
02:06:58.40090% of the crimes committed by them.0.88
02:07:03.740This is all a standardized operation.0.85
02:12:05.780I mean, it's like I'm watching him sit there.
02:12:09.140And so it's not like I'm even giving him advice on how to be more deceptive.
02:12:12.100I'm saying, why do you, even if you think you should cover up Epstein, which I don't agree with and I've exposed, why do you say it out loud?
02:12:20.000Even if you don't care about the average American, why do you say it?
02:12:22.540And it shows the no filter of frontal lobe dementia.
02:12:25.840And I believe that's what we're saying.
02:12:28.220It very well may be because it doesn't make any sense that he says the things he does.
02:12:32.400And honestly, 10 years ago, when Trump ran the first time, he was kind of a master of saying the right thing.
02:12:38.860He would say outlandish things, but they always hit the right way.
02:12:42.600He didn't have these statements that he would make that would make you say, what?
02:13:28.260And by the way, if you were telling them how to lie better, good for you, because somebody needs to.
02:13:35.420Somebody needs to tell this man how to fix this mess that he's in.
02:13:38.960No, but seriously, the idea that he's just going to go out there and say whatever he wants to say, whenever he wants to say it, and there is no repercussion.
02:13:47.060I think what you're seeing and you're rightly stating is that there is consequence to the things that Trump is doing now that he's never experienced before.
02:13:55.300So again, over 10 years, 12 years now of being president and being in the center of the political
02:14:03.720universe, Trump has never had a consequence for the things that he says. He's never had consequence
02:14:09.040for the off-the-cuff remarks. It's always benefited him. This is the first time ever
02:14:14.140that Trump is experiencing a point where people say, the things you are saying are off-putting,
02:14:19.480including to your base and it's driving the base away from you it's making the base less
02:14:25.360enthusiastic it's actually making the base question the people you put around you so
02:14:29.500ultimately whether it's marco rubio jd vance hegseth god forbid who wants to run for president
02:14:35.660in 28 maybe all three of them do but he has actually damaged all of them yeah that's why
02:14:40.840vance may not even run it's so damaging and and that's been my point is exactly is trump made a
02:14:47.880deal to lose to the democrats and from all my research no that's not it he just does it was
02:14:53.640cute before with no filter now it's like no filter turbo yeah yeah i like the way you said that it
02:14:59.340was cute before before it worked because no one had ever seen it before it was so shocking to see
02:15:05.520someone in the political spotlight who would had no filter but when you reach a certain point where
02:15:10.720that filter is now betraying you the lack thereof is betraying you you got to change course and the
02:15:16.720problem is, again, I would argue that Trump has no one in his inner circle who's telling him this
02:15:20.820because I think the inner circle wants him to fail. They actually want to kill MAGA.
02:15:26.920Congratulations. I agree. You've done it. You just answered the question. It's not Trump0.62
02:15:31.200deliberately killing MAGA. It is the Democrat Party lawyers from Todd Blanche to the big pharma
02:15:37.840people and Netanyahu's former campaign head, Susie Wiles. They are directing him right into
02:15:43.240the icebergs here and he's getting bad advice whereas before they all fought him and then he0.99
02:15:48.580had now they learned to kiss his ass and then he will take their bad advice and then they just turn0.99
02:15:55.580him loose they wind him up like a toy turn him loose in the wrong direction and they watch him1.00
02:16:00.040betray the base over and over and over and they keep him isolated and tell him things like it's
02:16:04.520very popular people love it when they know in fact that they don't look i think what's actually
02:16:08.760happening here is there is a push to go back to the republican party of the bushes that's that's
02:16:16.240the real and the real goal is to get back there by 28 and the only way you do that is you have0.87
02:16:22.520to kill maga completely and you have to not only kill it you have to make those who signed up for0.97
02:16:27.900it despise it and only trump could do that i totally the fact they've said that oh my god0.98
02:16:33.320you just nailed it that's what it is they've manipulated him to kill maga himself they have
02:16:38.220The Israel firsters attacked those of us trying to get him back on track as traitors.0.50
02:17:03.460Oh, people drop the headline in. Bushes meet with Republicans and say, Jeb Bush said, we're returning. We'll soon be back in control. That was a year and a half ago.
02:17:12.860Yeah. And guess what? That's a pretty good prediction. When a year and a half ago, you would have said, you guys have no chance. This man has completely changed the Republican Party forever. It'll never go back to what it was.
02:17:24.040and yet here we are a year and a half later all of a sudden that entire coalition has been
02:17:28.720gutted and again to your point you you said it better than i would the only way to do it is you
02:17:33.860got to make trump do it himself that's the only way you can't you can't kill it from the outside0.98
02:17:38.240it has to be killed from within ben juan let me ask you this we're gonna break is there any way
02:17:41.860to salvage this which i really want to do i mean we're 14 13 12 days out from the midterms i mean0.54
02:17:47.920wow yes i think i think there absolutely is a way to do it and i think the way you do it
02:17:52.800is that trump has to throw out the people around him after the midterms you're going to lose the
02:17:57.420midterm the way you salvage your legacy in maga you throw the out susie wiles you get these people
02:18:02.560away from you and you go hardcore on what you promised in 24 and you say i have two years to
02:18:07.540deliver i won't be deterred i totally agree if he apologized something he never does to tucker
02:18:13.440carlson if he if he said look i made mistakes everyone would forgive him more than ever wouldn't
02:18:18.920they? They would. And that MAGA coalition would be stronger than ever. If you end the wars,
02:18:24.600if you do the things you promised to do, you start killing the deep state. You've got the CIA. You've
02:18:29.440got the FBI. You do the things you promised. Release the Epstein files. Whoever's in them,
02:18:34.440be damned. Do what you promised you would do. Do what you campaigned on and the people rallied1.00
02:18:39.640around you for. If he will do that, Trump won't just save his coalition. He will save his legacy.
02:18:44.800he will go down as one of the greatest presidents of all time because it'll be the perfect final
02:18:50.060chapter to his presidential story and again people say to us why do you care about him no we're
02:18:54.060talking about his psychology he is obsessed with legacy so if we can get him to do the right thing
02:18:58.760for ego great i have articles here in my stack that i've confirmed are accurate he is already
02:19:03.760telling them if you gave me bad advice you're all out he's telling netanyahu that too and so he's
02:19:09.640preparing to blame all of them he really should blame himself but whatever blame them but yeah0.95
02:19:14.480then who does he bring in as a lame duck now wow this is going to be spectacular and as a lame duck0.90
02:19:20.960you don't even worry about what congress thinks about it you wait till they go on recess every0.90
02:19:24.480five minutes and you make recess appointments so that you don't even have to deal with them
02:19:28.480and you bring back people like tulsi gabbard and you bring in people like douglas mcgregor and you
02:19:33.440say i'm gonna pick the people who are gonna piss you off the most that's no i agree then why is he
02:19:38.520How did he get Kennedy to turn against Maha like this?
02:19:42.140The Kennedy thing is, I can't even describe how that's happening.0.75
02:21:34.000But I refuse to get down on that level and say, oh, only Israel does corrupt evil stuff.
02:21:39.440China does. Our own elites. It goes on.
02:21:41.140And that's why they particularly don't like me, because they want to make it anti-Semitic and just about Jews so that then that more evil players can play victim and get all the donations from Jews around the world and force them out of their own countries.
02:21:55.300Israel's been caught hundreds of times changing false flags to bomb synagogues and make Jews move back to Israel.0.92
02:26:56.400For folks who don't know, Ben, tell them about the Hannibal Directive.
02:27:00.100So the Hannibal Directive essentially is an old directive that was created in the early 2000s,
02:27:05.880late 90s, early 2000s by the Israelis.
02:27:07.820And the reason they came up with it was because when Israeli soldiers, IDF soldiers,
02:27:12.360were taken hostage, right, they didn't want to have to negotiate.
02:27:15.420So there's a famous case, I think it was 2004, where about four IDF soldiers were taken hostage, and then Hamas traded them for something like 1,100 Palestinian or Hamas fighters.
02:27:26.620And they say Hamas fighters, but, you know, that also gets tricked.0.90
02:27:29.380It could just be Palestinians, right?0.94
02:28:42.520But let's go back to Israel helping found Hamas in 1979 and then using Qatar with Israeli money to fund them, doubling the funding to Hamas.0.78
02:28:59.200I just wonder why Hamas was so stupid to literally carry this out.1.00
02:29:05.160Again, just because I'm against what Israel is doing, these Muslims are out of control.0.99
02:29:09.060what's your take on that ben about about how hamas has held the palestinians hostage as slaves0.99
02:29:17.540but it was israel put them in because they would be a good demon to fight that that's so sick
02:29:23.140that's that's what people have to understand is that hamas is not a friend of the palestinian
02:29:27.880people but the palestinian people didn't want hamas you know i i cringe when you hear u.s
02:29:33.740politicians say well the people shouldn't have voted for hamas that's what you get when you vote
02:29:38.320They don't have a choice, but they did have a choice in the 70s, and they did have a choice in the 80s when Hamas was a very small group that no one ever heard of in a primarily agnostic and—what's the term?0.82
02:30:37.520You give them an advantage over the general population and you allow them to take over because you think, well, then we have a good enemy to fight.
02:30:44.940And that's when the white supremacists get mad at me and you because I'm like, yeah, Israel does these dirty tricks and so do we.
02:30:51.860They're like, oh, God, you're covering up for them.0.57
02:30:53.580No, I'm not giving Israel cover, but we don't just say, oh, only Israel does this.
02:30:57.800No, they learn from the British and the U.S.
02:31:18.900Well, that's the whole point of importing massive numbers of migrants into this country.
02:31:22.880What Biden was doing by opening up the border and letting in 11, 12, 15 million people, who knows how many people he let in.0.95
02:31:28.600He brings those people in here. And among those people, you know, these aren't just a bunch of people from South America and Latin America. They're Chinese. They're Iranian. They're Syrian. They're from all over Africa who are swarming into our country.
02:31:44.280Well, when you bring those people in, you intentionally create chaos by moving them into communities.1.00
02:31:55.340That is happening, and it was happening in Minnesota.
02:31:58.620But you have these people who were brought here.
02:32:01.740And the reality is I can have sympathy for those people who are being brought into our country and say they're not all monsters, but they culturally do not understand where they're being put.0.96
02:32:13.300And so it is a design for them to fail. It is a design for the community they're being dropped
02:32:20.060into to fail. It is exactly, we talked about this in the first segment, what is happening across
02:32:25.680Europe right now. You have, when we spend over 25 years destroying the Middle East and creating1.00
02:32:32.260gigantic refugee crises so that Syrians are fleeing, Iraqis are fleeing, Iranians are having0.95
02:32:38.840to flee. You create these horrific systems so that the Libyans all flee. What did Gaddafi say1.00
02:32:43.820before we killed him? If you kill me, all of Africa will be in Europe. He was right.0.99
02:32:50.740It all went into Europe. And so they're now dealing with these migrant crises.0.86
02:32:55.560The migrants aren't all monsters, but they don't have the ability to work. They can't be supported1.00
02:33:00.680in these systems. And so they create criminal gangs and they riot and loot and burn. And so
02:33:07.800the people, if you're going to be mad at someone, should be at the globalists who are at the top
02:33:12.360of this, just like in your little video here, who are the ones who are playing the game with
02:33:16.960everyone. Because they don't love the migrant, they abuse them. They don't love the native
02:33:21.800European or the native American or the American who's been here for 200 years. They despise them.
02:33:27.820And they know that by crossing these groups to each other, they can create chaos. And the more
02:33:33.020chaos you create, the more we fight each other, the more they can do whatever they want to do.
02:33:37.800this is a great video by the way I can't hear it but it looks fantastic oh this is uh definitely
02:33:42.440what's going on this is uh this is Ben Shapiro running the show here and then the fight starts
02:33:48.720and he just laughs about it so now that the game is known though by more and more people
02:33:54.260what are the bad guys going to do and let's go back to that video while he talks go ahead
02:33:57.720yeah no I guess that's that's the real question right as the game becomes known I guess the
02:34:04.460question becomes, just because you can now see it happening, is it too late to do anything?
02:34:10.240I don't think it is. I think it's going to take certain leaders who have a different view. I
02:34:17.140think you're going to have to begin mass deportations. I love when you guys put your
02:34:22.460cat turd person in there. He's in everything. So good. It's so good. But we have to be able
02:34:30.640to deal with this. And one of the ways you do that is strong leaders from different countries
02:34:34.600who recognize this. And I know people will say, but this guy is such a Putin apologist. Listen,
02:34:39.420Putin, I think, has a very clear understanding of what's going on with globalists.
02:34:43.460I think Xi has a good understanding of what's going on with globalists. I think they have
02:34:47.060done a good job of trying to protect their countries from it. And this is where, again,
02:34:52.080going back to Trump, now this conversation about a possible trilateral Trump, Putin, and Xi,
02:35:26.740Yes, yes. A country the size of New Jersey that has absolutely no natural resources.0.99
02:35:32.820Like, why are we all so worried about them?
02:35:34.640And I don't have a hard-on to blow up Israel. I know you don't either. Just, like, stop.
02:35:39.320Israel thinks they're so smart. They're leaders. They're not thinking multi-level ahead.
02:35:43.940Like, this is really bad for Israel, what they're doing, long-term.0.97
02:35:48.160Well, if you want to look at the long-term thinkers, and some people may not like this, but look at Iran.0.90
02:35:52.900Iran has done a great job of thinking for the last 40 years, watching what's happening around them and saying, we are going to prepare ourselves to survive.
02:36:03.140Well, let's be clear. They were in decline until this attack happened. Now they're the regional power.0.53
02:36:08.220They are, I would say, the fourth regional power in the world because they absolutely dominate the Middle East.
02:36:15.540And they are setting themselves up now to be the peace broker of the Middle East and the real force.
02:36:20.920Which is why the Joint Chiefs told Trump not to do it.
02:40:42.580But, but, but that's what everybody was told in the early nineties is you
02:40:45.960will, they all told Nicole and said, you're going to do gangster rap now.
02:40:48.540They said, and then you saw some collabs early on, the mega death and,
02:40:52.300you know, you know, all of them, the beast, everybody, but this is on record.
02:40:56.320So I hope that, you know, Billy Corgan and Dave Mustaine that told me about that, now this is all out there.
02:41:01.660But I also had Professor Griff, who I was interviewing like 25, 30 years ago, come out and say they wouldn't go with that, but they were told the same thing.
02:41:23.160And a bunch of them said, I'm not doing it.
02:41:24.540Yeah, I absolutely believe it. And then you start to look at what was taking place during that time, and you watch the gangster rap turned into just kind of sex and drugs rap, which now has turned into mumble rap, which means nothing.
02:41:40.680they're just not even saying words anymore and it's this is all about removing protest from
02:41:47.080society dumbing down society can create a fomenting you know hatred for other groups0.83
02:41:52.580and and it's all a cia it's about setting black people up to line them up for president have a0.79
02:41:58.740toxic culture you see the effects and look that stuff was told to me in confidence but i've said0.91
02:42:02.760if something's criminal not that they were criminal dave mustaine or you know billy corgan
02:42:06.560and others told me this i mean that my point is this is the time people are ready for this now
02:42:13.040i hope dave mustane billy corgan and others i haven't named this they were all called in they
02:42:18.040were told this this is smoking gun like folks these people know me on record i mean i i didn't
02:42:22.800make this up call them you know see i mean i was told this wow yeah i i absolutely believe it and
02:42:30.540and that's what we are hoping to expose with this and the reason we want to expose it is because
02:42:35.680people need to recognize that when the cia is running operations in your own country the same
02:42:40.180way we have around the world for many many decades to control the way the population thinks what they
02:42:46.280listen to what they believe how they operate this is not what we're supposed to be paying well the0.96
02:42:52.100cia didn't just on record congressional testimony in the early 90s give black people the ingredients0.81
02:42:57.600to make crack and ship the cocaine in they created the gangster rap to create the crime wave so we0.98
02:43:04.280look at all this thugism that's now spreading to everybody we're like well okay blame the black0.97
02:43:08.440thugs but also blame who taught them how to do it yeah and blame who funded all of it because0.96
02:43:13.820because all this doesn't happen without massive funding i remember talking to three-way ricky
02:43:17.720ross about the fact that you know he believed he was the the greatest businessman in the world and
02:43:22.660he found out it was the cia that was running all of it and they created a former jail guard named
02:43:27.120rick ross to take his identity they tried with me in fact get rick ross the real rick ross back on
02:43:31.900you're dead right interviewing him for 20 years yeah and taught himself to read in prison and
02:43:37.220actually fought for his own freedom but yes you're right then to take his name and to hand it to
02:43:42.840someone else and to say you know what we're it's an insult to injury kind of thing not only did we
02:43:48.460do this to you not only did we use you the way that we did but but your name belongs to us well
02:43:53.820that happened to me with the onion and bloomberg they literally they don't just shut you down they
02:43:57.240create a fake you yes yes but but the the i think the the hilarious part of that was how
02:44:04.240horrifically uh unsuccessful in a flop it was like they thought they were going to have this
02:44:10.400great rolling ongoing hilarious joke and nobody thought it was funny nobody liked it at all it
02:44:16.500was like this is pathetic and weak in fact just bring us back alex because that's what we care
02:44:20.960about anyway and you don't see in the news we're civil rights suing them they are collapsing right0.97
02:44:25.020now it's not in the news folks we are wrecking that we have whistleblowers insiders CIA funding
02:44:30.840I mean you can't make this up folks I learned about this from Professor Griff like 28 years ago
02:44:36.980he contacted me super you know OG rapper army veteran you know he told me all this I'm like
02:44:42.320what the CIA did this okay whatever and then all of a sudden later I'm learning from Dave
02:44:46.740Mustaine and Billy Corgan I'm like what you know I mean I was told this by Professor Griff
02:48:12.960Yeah, there's a lot going on. You've got Stephen Miller, who's kind of in a riff right now with Jared Kushner. He calls the Iran war Jared's folly and says that we should never have gotten into it. And it was all Kushner who did it. Kushner is attacking Stephen Miller saying, well, if you hadn't been doing this Gestapo ice roundup everywhere, then Hispanics would still want to vote for us. But they're attacking each other on the domestic and foreign. I love one of the articles about it says, and they're both right.
02:48:38.820But then, of course, you have the final part, which is Pete Hegseth.
02:48:43.500So Hegseth, my prediction is going to be is immediately after the midterms, Hegseth is going to be out.
02:48:47.740But it's not going to be before there is a very loud set of people from inside the Pentagon who come out against him and say he's the reason for the Iran war.
02:48:56.560Bad intelligence to the president did not make clear to the president what was going on with the Strait of Hormuz, which we know is not true because the Joint Chiefs Chairman did.
02:49:06.300But they're going to say he didn't know.
02:49:07.720They're going to say he didn't know about the munitions, and they're ready to get rid of him.0.59
02:49:11.800So what's going to happen is Trump's got to throw somebody overboard, and the guy who's got to go overboard is going to be Hegseth.
02:49:17.280Why? Because he's got to get out of Iran.0.98
02:49:19.880And one way he can get out of Iran is to say, I was misled by my own people, incompetent people who put us in this position, and that's why I've got to get out of it now.
02:52:11.700It's not political at all, but it just talks about faith and family and trying to teach young people how to navigate the system that we're in.
02:52:18.460We've just started this recently, but check that out as well.
02:52:20.220It's called to my sons and daughters dot com.
02:52:22.440I'm a big fan, so I'm going to be watching and listening to my sons and daughters dot com.
03:02:50.240That's why they're building intercontinental ballistic missiles to reach the United States,
03:02:55.740and they want them to have nuclear warheads.
03:02:59.040And then every single city in the United States, every single city, will be held hostage to the blackmail of these fanatics.
03:03:08.760To fight the battle in the information battle, that's the 8th front. We fought with a major courage and success, the 7th front war. But the 8th front is the disinformation front, the propaganda front against us.
03:03:23.980and we'll need to do a lot of AI work there
03:03:42.980And we know that it's Qatar, it's some Russian operation,
03:03:47.000Russian operations that have this traditional anti-Semitic thing
03:03:50.960that appeal to the war cry in America, you know.
03:03:53.980and some other countries so we have to fight that and you can only fight it the way we fight
03:03:59.360everything we fight it with our courage with our guts with our brains and with superior technology
03:04:05.420hello there yeah i i caught the uh i caught the end of the last hour and i thought that the uh
03:04:18.660The Satan Yahoo, excuse me, the demon Lego video was very, very cool.
03:04:27.460I'm going to be talking about AI videos in most of this segment.
03:04:31.640But just finishing off where those videos we just saw, you know, if when this history is written, I think that Boris Johnson will be one of the total villains.
03:04:43.460in that in 2022, several million deaths ago, before much of the destruction of Ukraine and
03:04:51.200the Donbass ago, Boris Johnson, and not by himself, but at the behest of the Victoria
03:05:00.800Newland, Kagan, the anti-Russian Anglos, the Ann Apple bombs and Sikorsky's, her husband,0.75
03:07:24.260And that, you know, you remember the old Master Blaster from one of the Mad Max movies, I think, Beyond Thunderdome.0.93
03:07:34.120We literally are the big dumb goon with the, you know, with the face helmet, with a little evil dwarf on our shoulder controlling us.0.91
03:07:44.040That is the perfect analogy for our situation.0.98
03:07:47.580We've got a president who's mentally actually declining, who not only is making references to male physiology constantly now, that frontal lobe thing going on, but he's completely delusional about the wars that we're involved in, saying that we control the Strait of Hormuz.
03:08:11.080There hasn't been a Navy destroyer near the Strait of Hormuz in like six months.
03:08:18.220We've been driven hundreds to over 1,000 kilometers from Iran.
03:08:24.440This is not a victory for our Navy when we used to have a base inside the Persian Gulf.
03:08:32.080Remember 15 or 20 years ago, we accidentally launched a missile
03:08:38.220and shot down an Airbus full of Iranian civilians, that was the Vincennes, the guided missile cruiser
03:08:46.420Vincennes. That was inside the Persian Gulf. You know, that happened west of the Strait of Hormuz.
03:08:53.940We used to send aircraft carriers into the Persian Gulf. Now we're completely driven out
03:08:58.440of the area. So there's no way anybody can, you know, can put lipstick on this pig and call it0.98
03:09:04.540victory. And if we do go back to war there, I'm afraid that Iran's spokesmen have been very clear0.87
03:09:13.940saying that they're not going to just do tit for tat. They're going to introduce new weapons0.94
03:09:19.200and new targets. And I think that if we try to bring our Navy in close enough to Iran1.00
03:09:26.900to launch airstrikes from our carriers that don't require multiple refueling,0.90
03:09:33.760that we're going to be in range of their missiles.
03:09:36.880And there's a good chance that they have some new technology
03:09:40.340that they're going to introduce to us.
03:09:43.320And if they, you can call it luck or new tricks or new technology,
03:09:50.020if they stick a missile into one of our ships,
03:09:52.820whether it's a carrier or a destroyer,
03:10:01.880which was hit by a suicide boat in Adon-Yemen like 20-some years ago.
03:10:08.360Or we had another destroyer in the Persian Gulf hit by an Exocet missile.
03:10:13.960The British lost some ships in the Falkland Wars.
03:10:17.980Now, ships are very—war ships are very hard to sink because they're divided into like a honeycomb of steel compartments that are all watertight.
03:10:26.900Very hard to sink them, even a destroyer.
03:10:29.540But even a hit like by an Exocet missile, that type of a warhead, 100 or 200 kilogram warhead, is going to kill dozens of sailors and wound many more because the fires and smokes that'll result from that are going to cause a mass casualty.0.69
03:10:50.900And I don't know what Trump is thinking at all, or Hegseth, but Netanyahu, who is the evil dwarf up on the big goon's shoulder, Netanyahu may be thinking that this is what America needs to rally us behind the flag, a nice little mass casualty event.0.67
03:11:12.160And instead of a false flag attack like the Liberty in 1967, I think he's trying to get us into range of an Iranian missile or warships so that we can have, you know, a major casualty event like that.0.73
03:11:28.360But I think that the calculation is off because I don't think before the midterms, if this happens, and most people that I listen to, and they have good reasons for their thinking about the timing, if there's the big attack, it's going to be between Netanyahu's election and the midterm.
03:11:48.060Now, if this happens, will there be a rally around the flag attack or a rally effect, or will it drive people away from Trump?
03:11:56.660I think it'll drive people away from Trump. I think that the days when you can have a 9-11,
03:12:02.880you know, an Alamo, remember the Maine, I think that these are over. We're much too jaded.
03:12:09.200After the Vietnam Gulf of Tonkin incident and other events like this, I don't think Americans
03:12:15.420are going to, you know, support the troops. Of course, we'll be sorry for the troops that are
03:12:20.560injured, we'll support them. But I think we'll be taking our anger out on the idiots and maniacs1.00
03:12:27.580that dragged us into this stupid war in the first place, back on February 28th.1.00
03:12:35.680This is a war that should have never happened. It absolutely should never have happened.1.00
03:12:41.060But by now, after months of a stalemate or a virtual ceasefire in this war,
03:12:49.840Sure, they're hitting tankers. I'm talking about Iranians firing missiles at our bases or our
03:12:55.920ships and causing casualties. It's been a while. This has given the Navy and Air Force time to0.90
03:13:02.400completely rearm and restock. Everybody's magazines are very deep now. All of the warships are poised.
03:13:10.900On the amphibious ships, the Marines are getting very stale. The longer you're out there floating
03:13:17.260around, the worse it is. Normally, these guys would be in the Mediterranean. And every other
03:13:22.620week, they're in a place like Spain or Italy or Greece. And now they're just doing squares,
03:13:28.920you know, sailing in squares out in the Indian Ocean. It's miserable for them. You can only get
03:13:34.740so much exercise on a tiny flight deck on an amphibious ship. You know, they've got weight
03:13:40.560rooms. So what? You're still living in a steel box. Those guys want to get off the ship. So
03:13:46.500There's an urgency factor, kind of a use-it-or-lose-it factor, with three carriers possibly being in the region at the same time.
03:13:57.460It may just be a turnover situation, but where the deployments overlap, at least for a period, we may have three complete battle groups in the area.
03:14:07.660That means lots of destroyers, lots of submarines that also have Tomahawk cruise missiles,
03:20:18.680And we're in the fun phase of AI right now.
03:20:23.640The man who's considered the father of AI, one of the first pioneers in large language models, a guy named Jeffrey Hinton, won a Nobel Prize.
03:20:35.720He compares this phase to having a baby tiger cub.
03:20:57.420You can control a tiger because you're smarter than a tiger.
03:21:00.640You know, you can figure out guns and cages and the tiger can't.
03:21:05.380You know, one-on-one in the jungle, sure, the tiger is fantastic.
03:21:08.020But you put a team of people out there on elephants, you know, with guns and beaters and cages and all kind of traps, we can beat a tiger.
03:21:18.760But what happens if the tiger is also smarter than 100 Einsteins?0.98
03:21:24.000Do you think it's going to just settle for the supporting role of making life easy for humans, that it'll wind up like the movie WALL-E, where the humans are fat imbeciles on a giant spaceship, rolling around on chaise lounge gurneys, being fed?0.97
03:21:46.160Do you think that AI will settle for that, that we'll be able to control it when we just turn1.00
03:21:52.240into soft-minded, soft-bodied imbeciles because everything's so easy? I mean, you don't even have0.99
03:21:58.540to look stuff up on Google anymore. You can just give a verbal command and get an answer right
03:22:03.360away. So we're still in the fun part. And I love that video. It's a great video. And what prompted
03:22:10.140this this morning. I saw somebody on Twitter who reposted that video. And his comment was,
03:22:17.260if that bar was real, I would stay there forever. And I thought, this reminds me of something.
03:22:25.460You know, back in the 90s, in 1992, to be specific, Oliver Stone, who's, I think, a real,
03:22:33.780a true visionary. He made a documentary, or actually a mini series, I think it's like four,
03:22:41.220four and a half hours total. And it was on television called Wild Palms. At the time,
03:22:47.900remember, we barely had dial-up modem. That was high tech, a dial-up modem.
03:22:54.220To send a picture was like sending a fax. And he foresaw that compute power would be so enormous
03:23:00.800us, that eventually, and there'd be no stopping it, there would be no wall, the technological
03:23:06.060wall that we hit. And he was right. Now in Wild Palms, this is set for this is set in
03:23:12.1802007, which is in the future from 1992. So okay, it took 20 more years to 2026 to get
03:23:21.300here. But we're here now. And you know, we've already got virtual reality, you know, helmets
03:23:28.820and goggles, where you can just dial up porn, whatever you want, and you can observe it,
03:23:36.160what somebody else created. But we're stepping into another dimension of this now.
03:23:41.800People are making videos with no technical skills, just giving verbal prompts, saying,
03:23:51.040make a video like the Lego videos. That starts one whole realm. Give it this theme,
03:23:57.820with no HTML, no coding, just giving verbal prompts and create a video like that.
03:24:06.880Now, when video games first came out, I am literally old enough to remember Pong
03:24:12.360on a screen that was on a machine the size of a refrigerator.
03:24:18.180The picture of the top of a refrigerator, that's the screen.
03:24:21.420These were put in the big box electronics stores of like, you know, the late 70s.
03:24:27.820where people could go in there and they would be waiting in line,
03:24:39.480That was considered so cool because two people were playing.
03:24:44.400Then by the 90s, we just got into role-playing games
03:24:49.140where people are sharing a common space out in the cloud somewhere.
03:24:53.380So you can log in and log out of games, sort of like put on your avatar, jump back into the action, meet all your friends that are wearing little avatar costumes.
03:25:05.960So, you know, that whole multiplayer role playing, that's a thing already, right, for a decade.
03:25:12.880Now we're getting into the AI realm where it's going to be high definition.
03:25:19.360It's going to be extremely high resolution.
03:25:21.800even better than that bar scene AI video, that's when it's going to be so real that when you put
03:25:30.140on the VR goggles, you won't know if you're looking at a real sky, trees, birds, or the ones
03:25:36.780with your goggles on. So in Wild Palms, it's not just about VR. They didn't even have the term AI
03:25:45.720in the movie that hadn't been created yet. But the elites, it's so far ahead of its time on so
03:25:52.480many levels. The elites that are already running America and the world, they have a plan to get
03:25:58.900total control. I mean, everybody will love them to death, literally, because they're going to
03:26:06.480give out the glasses for free. You know, they say if you're not paying for something, you are
03:26:12.520the product, right? If it's free, if something's free, they're selling your data. Well, this is
03:26:18.400taking that to the logical, you know, to the infinity where you're living in a world you
03:26:27.600create. If you want in this virtual world to be Brad Pitt, you can enter a room. So if you see
03:26:35.700on that picture number three where it shows people with the wigs. They are entering what
03:26:43.680they're calling the ballroom. That's just one meeting place, but they can also meet on a
03:26:50.120battlefield or they can meet in a Roman orgy. So you can be a total fat slob, but you can go in0.99
03:27:01.080and look like Brad Pitt to everyone. You can go in looking like Marilyn Monroe to everyone.0.99
03:27:07.020You can be a dude going in as Marilyn Monroe, speaking like Marilyn Monroe, or the opposite,
03:27:13.380and meet and interact in this space. And the problem with this is it's so addictive
03:27:20.460that people just don't want to leave. It's like the experiment with the rat and the cocaine,
03:27:26.980where the, you know, the rat's in a perfect rat habitat
03:27:30.180with a wheel and bedding material and toys
03:27:34.580and, you know, water and favorite rat pellets
03:27:38.660and a button that gives them a cocaine pellet.0.94
03:27:41.620And they'll just hit the cocaine pellet until they're dead.
03:27:45.880They forget the wheel, they forget the food, the water,
03:27:49.100they just hit the cocaine button until they die.
03:27:53.660And in this movie, the messaging is integrated into your fantasy.
03:28:00.020So you can create your fantasy and stay there like a role-playing game where now you're
03:28:05.700looking out at all the other role-playing people.
03:28:08.580Or you can say, I want them to be NPCs.
03:28:11.920I want to be in the Roman orgy where they're not other role players.
03:28:18.340And meantime, you can have already bought, you know, made in China or Japan or Taiwan,
03:28:23.960a FemBot that comes in a suitcase like the way that mattresses come today.
03:28:28.940If you've ever bought a mattress today, they're a spring and foam mattress, but they're compressed and rolled up.
03:28:35.020So you release it from this canister, you know, let the air in and it grows, right?0.91
03:28:42.260So you can already buy a fembot sex toy, realistic latex skin, orifices wherever you want them of any kind, and then put on your virtual reality goggles and have your orgy with or without other people interacting, because it's your fantasy, right?0.99
03:29:03.480it's your fantasy. People will stay in there until they don't go to work, they don't fill0.98
03:29:10.860the refrigerator. And the goal of this, obviously, it's a depopulation thing, because people will
03:29:17.860just come anorexic and wither. But all the time, part of their free fantasy is subliminal messages
03:29:27.980are coming in. So you remember the old examples of the subliminal messaging where like,
03:29:33.480Every 50th frame in the old movie theater example, it would say, like, eat more popcorn, you know, buy a Coke.
03:29:41.600So your brain doesn't register it on the conscious level.
03:29:45.220So in wild palms, inside of your fantasy, you're choosing your fantasy, but it's saying, you know, President so-and-so is great.
03:33:36.120You had a V8 Ford or a six-cylinder Ford, they had a four-cylinder Model T. If you outran
03:33:43.340the police, get two or three states away, you were golden. That's why they created the FBI,
03:33:49.000to track these people interstate. Well, gambling before that era, in that gangster era,
03:33:55.200county by county, you could have corrupt counties. Down in the western shore of Maryland,
03:34:01.800like below Annapolis, Washington, D.C. area, those Chesapeake Bay counties were full of,
03:34:09.880that was the beach in those days. People didn't go to the ocean. They went to the bay
03:34:13.820because you could drive there in your Model T. Those places were full of thinly disguised0.99
03:34:20.280whorehouses, dance halls, with slot machines and all kinds of rigged card games. The local sheriff,
03:34:27.520the local mayor, they're in on it. And it was like a social scourge. At the same time,
03:34:34.900prohibition came in, booze was banned, gambling was banned. We went through a very, not puritanical,
03:34:42.320but these vices were kind of like, let's stamp them out. That's when you saw in The Godfather,0.99
03:34:48.680the mob was running the numbers racket. Well, by the 70s, or even the 30s, Las Vegas was a special
03:34:55.740occasion. That was the tent city where they were building Hoover Dam. All those thousands of men0.83
03:35:03.320had money in their pockets. So that attracted the whores and the gambling dens. And that evolved1.00
03:35:09.480into what we know as Las Vegas. But it was like a special case because Nevada was desolate,
03:35:14.960far from everything. We'll let the vice people go out there and have their fun.
03:35:20.160In the 70s, Atlantic City was decaying. All right, we'll bring it to Atlantic City.
03:35:24.540Then lotteries, then Indian casinos, riverboat casinos. Now we've gone to a much worse place.
03:35:32.120and this relates back to the AI, where you've got a phone in your hand and it's prompting you,
03:35:38.220Matt, haven't seen you betting in a while. We'll give you 200 free bucks if you just come back
03:35:44.840and bet on this game. So imagine a heroin addict, but a little needle comes out of your phone and
03:35:50.820you can stick it in your arm in the elevator. Nobody will see you, right? Or with AI, you just0.89
03:35:57.500close the door and put on your goggles and join the Roman orgy. That's where we are right now.
03:36:04.260So we're at the cute tiger phase of AI where it's all fun. It's like, look at this. It's very
03:36:10.660tempting. Let's do better. You don't need any skills, no HTML, no coding, just verbal prompts
03:36:17.260and your fantasy will come true. I promise you the next stage will be integrating this
03:36:23.640with your, you know, your latex phone bot and your multiplayer, multi-role-playing games where
03:36:31.640you can meet people and pretend to be in a room and orgy. And it's going to be very addictive
03:36:37.180and it will be legal. It won't be, you know, it won't be a drug. It won't be, you know,
03:36:43.960it won't be taking advantage in the real world of children. It'll be something anybody can do.
03:36:50.760And it's going to wreck families and lead to another level of destruction for us.
03:36:57.300If you stick up that, there's a number four is the one with the chickens.
03:37:02.020It's another great quote by Jeffrey Hinton.
03:37:06.020He's the one that came up with the, you know, the cute tiger.
03:37:08.720Just make sure when the tiger grows up, it doesn't want to eat you.
03:37:11.800He said, he said, you know, if you want to, if you want to know what it's like when you're not the apex intelligent on planet or intelligence on the planet,
03:37:19.520ask a chicken. You know, chickens don't think they're stupid. Chickens think, you know, I know1.00
03:37:25.300what a hawk's shadow means, and I know that, you know, that the farmer shoots the foxes and keeps
03:37:32.040the predators away, and the farmer gives me a nice, safe place to live at night, right? The
03:37:38.320farmer, every day, he must love me. Every day, the farmer comes and he feeds me, pours chicken feed
03:37:43.260into buckets and spreads it out on the ground. I love the farmer. That's what the chicken thinks.