00:01:52.920But still, you get someone great like a congressman to come on, and he's there for like four minutes and two questions, and it's like, okay, thanks.
00:01:59.340I'm sure a congressman appreciates that.
00:02:00.180How do you, David, on your show, you bring this great set of experiences as an activist, as somebody who's built a digital profile,
00:02:09.500bringing together kind of the influencer ecosystem that was a huge driver of success for Republicans.
00:02:15.580You're kind of an outgrowth of that very 2024 energy of politics.
00:02:21.000When you look at these segments, you've been getting terrific senators like our own Senator Rick Scott on your program.
00:02:29.440You had the former Prime Minister of the UK on your program.
00:02:33.320When you think about allocating that time you have with the audience, what's your anchorman take on it?
00:02:39.100Honestly, it depends on the conversation.
00:02:42.260I could have President Trump on if the conversation gets old.
00:02:45.860Well, thanks for coming, President Trump.
00:10:13.700but we didn't and now we're in a no-win situation unfortunately because yes the mou is our best
00:10:19.480out but the mou isn't necessarily the best deal so and iran's not gonna about i don't believe
00:10:26.580iran's gonna abide by the mou what incentive do they have to do so by the way you know what they
00:10:30.860have an incentive to do right now become north korea because we did invade north korea and i
00:10:34.720mean i've reviewed both of their nuclear programs it's it's it's not releasing any classified
00:10:39.000information that north korea is way ahead of where iran is so if we don't like crazy people
00:10:43.820with nuclear weapons that say death to america to have nuclear weapons then i can point you to
00:10:47.880the hermit kingdom but uh you've got the counter example in libya where qaddafi gives up his nukes0.76
00:10:54.820and our cia feeds him to his own people to rip into shreds in the streets so i i do think iran0.51
00:11:01.700is going to break to the bomb and i blame people like mark levin mark levin will be pushing up0.56
00:11:07.240daisies when the generation z and generation alpha are having to deal with an iran that will
00:11:14.560be richer and more powerful because of this war and more incentivized to break to a nuclear weapon
00:11:20.400that is why the mou that president trump and jd vance negotiated is a good document and we should
00:11:27.540look we we should test whether or not iran will abide by it by abiding by it ourselves and by not
00:11:34.740allowing Netanyahu to go and create all this conflict. The United States has, but Netanyahu
00:11:38.600hasn't. And Israel is not a signatory. How do we bring him to heel? Well, I think
00:11:42.840you cut them off. And I certainly don't think you weave their defense infrastructure into
00:11:46.820the United States and the National Defense Authorization. There we agree.0.79
00:11:50.860100%. So, all right. We've got so much to get to. David, what are you
00:11:54.620preparing your audience for? When people tune in at 10 o'clock
00:11:58.560and you are going through what we're going to be going through in these next few weeks
00:12:02.680in this war who's who are we going to be hearing from on david pollack prime time and and are you
00:12:09.060preparing them for trump to kind of pull a rabbit out of the hat and get us back into a really
00:12:15.100positive productive posture toward peace which he has done before which i believe he wants to do
00:12:19.600again or are you preparing them for an extended regime change trillion dollar war you know it's
00:12:26.920i'm not preparing i'm preparing them for both uh you know i bring i'm bringing people on from both
00:12:31.440sides to say, here's why I think it's going to end at B's. Here's why I think it's going to end
00:12:35.220in not. And, you know, because we don't know. And this is the problem with this war
00:12:39.680is that there really is no exit at all. Maybe the regime, it's bad. I mean, look, I stand by
00:12:47.320President Trump's decision to rid the Iran of having a nuclear weapon. They've been an enemy.0.95
00:12:52.900They've been aggressive. And I believe standing by Israel, even though I know a lot of people1.00
00:12:56.640object to it, Israel is an ally. We stand behind them just like NATO refused to stand behind us.
00:13:00.700Turkey stands behind us. They get jets. Spain doesn't stand behind us. They get their stock market tanked. I mean, there is there's value to loyalty. However, this this is a mess. And unless I think we're willing to see it through to its final outcome, which is regime change, which would have to be the the next outcome, if it's not peace, it's regime change or so crippling Iran economically, crippling them so terribly that they have no choice but to come to the table.
00:13:27.080But that will never happen because you end up hurting the people more than you hurt the regime.
00:13:31.100And then you lose your sympathy for the people you need to rise up against the regime.
00:13:37.180Right now, if you were to replace the regime, there's enough people that are angry enough with the IRGC that they would take control, put in a provisional government.
00:13:45.060But if you start starving those people and if you start taking away things and then the IRGC starts attacking them back to keep them down, there's not going to be a spirit left to replace the regime.
00:13:55.900So in my show, we're going to have people on from both sides to explain what they think are going to happen, and then I'll let people decide from themselves what they want the outcome to be, and let's just hope, and I believe in President Trump and Vice President Vance, that they understand the best outcome for America, and they're going to do whatever they can to bring about that best outcome.
00:14:11.480Sometimes things don't go according to plan, but hey, I trust President Trump more than anybody else to get it done.
00:14:16.520Realistically, I think we've already seen what's going to happen, and that's a repeat of what has happened so far.
00:14:21.800There's going to be more tit-for-tat battles, more bombing, little things here and there,
00:14:25.040and then another MOU is going to come out and be solidified.
00:23:10.740It is a program that the CIA put together, essentially, to kidnap Americans, all kinds, homeless, vulnerable, non-vulnerable, and you mentioned children, dose them up with drugs.
00:23:39.540It's the craziest part of it to create assassins, but the craziest part of it is it might still be ongoing and in an advanced phases and exported externally.
00:23:49.580So we're at a place – and everybody watching, everybody watching is going to go – and you're going to dismiss it.
00:23:54.820You're going to dismiss it as a conspiracy theory.
00:29:46.680Walk us through, you know, the belief is that following the church commission, following some of the review of Congress, that this got acknowledged in 1973 and that it was concluded in 1973.
00:30:00.680So why does Pearson Sharp think it's ongoing?
00:30:04.060Do we believe anything the government says?
00:30:06.060I mean, why would we think that they would stop this program?
00:30:10.040Like, there was a guy named O'Neill who was investigating this, and he said one of the biggest mistakes he thinks Congress made was taking the CIA's word for it, you know, initially, that they had stopped these programs.
00:30:20.560He said their conclusion, Sidney Gottlieb's conclusion at the time, Sidney Gottlieb was the guy who was in charge of this program, was that mind control is not possible, and we can't, it's just, it's an unrealistic expectation.
00:30:31.920and congress accepted that and this o'neill guy was saying he thinks that's one of the biggest
00:30:36.900mistakes they made especially considering all the advances we've had recently with ai and the
00:30:42.240other technological developments in the last 40 50 years since then since it was supposedly closed
00:30:46.460things that gottlieb could never have dreamed of you know and what we're aware of that the
00:30:52.340military is doing that the cia is doing is that is you know not even the tip of the iceberg
00:30:56.000they're supposedly you know 20 years advanced with technology as far as what we're aware in
00:31:00.680the public sector so do you think matt honestly that if there is a chance for the government to
00:31:08.820have the technology to control people to create you know assassins that don't remember what they
00:31:14.240did that they would abandon that pursuit well so you know what you know why i don't think it's
00:31:18.600abandoned because they still needed the capability well that's what i just said yeah what is the
00:31:23.100capability that they needed that's exactly what i just said not just the assassins but the
00:31:26.540deniability they needed that deniability still uh and so so that that that's uh that's why i agree
00:31:32.680in the in the report that i sent you that i had done i compared it to the covid vaccines yeah it
00:31:37.640was an interesting comparison and i don't think the covid vaccine was designed to mind control
00:31:42.120i don't know if it was designed to do anything but the parallels are striking in just the mass
00:31:49.520implementation of this unknown untested unproven vaccine that suddenly everyone was supposed to
00:31:54.000take everyone was supposed to use and the side effects were catastrophic the the best evidence
00:32:00.000i can get to so far suggests that when they abducted someone and performed these uh procedures
00:32:07.340tests torture rituals on them it was about 50 50 that it took uh so you got a bunch of people
00:32:15.020a whole universe for whom it took and went into the mission space and lord knows who they are or
00:32:21.660what they've done have they gotten elected to public office but then you've got the cohort
00:32:26.200where it didn't work and uh i i i will i will tease the john hines interview that i got a little
00:32:33.760glimpse of charles manson yeah has has a chapter in this story where uh there are allegations from
00:32:42.280other people that they were involved in the program with manson i'm so excited when we get
00:32:49.000our Meriwether Farms shipments in. You get a beautiful piece of ribeye. Look at that marbling.
00:32:54.020Now, I take it out of the package, let it get down to room temperature. All I've got on here
00:32:58.360is a little salt, a little pepper, and then a little avocado oil. And then I've had my pan
00:39:14.940to what is that on Ring? While the cameras
00:39:16.980work together to find things, there's a
00:39:18.920they advertised it at the super bowl how many people are like oh this is great my dog is missing
00:39:22.980remember you have the missing dog and they found the missing dog because all these people work
00:39:26.360together to share their ring data to find this person's missing dog and it made us feel really
00:39:31.140good about the surveillance in your home i mean if you have a camera in your home outside of your
00:39:35.120home there's and that's the thing man and then i'll land on that point brother we already have
00:39:39.240flock cameras everywhere they're on your laptops they're on your phone they're in your house they're
00:39:43.920on your doorbell the cameras are everywhere these are just new cameras and so the question is what
00:39:50.440regulations are we going to put in place to restrict the data from that camera being used
00:39:53.980and all cameras being used i don't know that there's a viable regulatory fix because i've
00:40:01.320never seen technology successfully constrained by regulation i really haven't i mean maybe there
00:40:06.800someone's got a got a perfect way to weave it together i don't uh but i also think these type
00:40:12.680of moments do create a bit of a cultural and societal backlash like there will be a huge
00:40:18.220aftermarket value for the for the old jeep uh cherokees that you can't hit with a kill switch
00:40:24.500from washington that you happen to drive as well uh yeah i got one of those i mean this is this is
00:40:30.400uh uh 2027 you know next year all cars in the u.s are going to be equipped with kill switches you
00:40:38.220know this is what thomas massey's been telling us yeah but not uh not the one i'm driving but but
00:40:42.420But David's making a very interesting argument, which is this is all inevitable.
00:40:46.820It's inevitable because you have data brokers, because of Alexa and Siri and the way that people's AI searches are contributing to machine learning.
00:45:20.620And the fact that I can't buy the story that the leader of the Senate and a reporter on CNN that they're telling the fact that I can't believe the leader of the Senate or reporter on CNN that they actually talked to a sitting senator really says a lot about where we are as a nation.
00:45:36.120To believe that our politicians and our leaders and our media would lie to us about somebody being alive or functional for what purpose.
00:45:43.460And so even post Biden, because I thought we got that through our system. Right. And so the fact and so where we are right now is the fact that half of us think either McConnell's dead or brain dead.
00:45:52.980The other half are like, oh, well, you know, Kevin, I mean, John Thune spoke to him. He's good. He's good. Scott Jennings is good. So I'm sure he's fine.
00:45:59.800None of us actually believe that. But here's the bigger question. If that's true, if we don't believe that he's just fine, the bigger question is,
00:46:07.900How are we okay with this conspiracy to pretend he's fine just to keep the people of Kentucky from being able to replace him just so we can't pass the Save America Act, just so we can't secure our elections before the midterms?
00:49:08.620So the point is, I have sympathy for people who have mental illness, but that, I think,1.00
00:49:14.120is a disqualifying factor to lead the nation.1.00
00:49:16.580You know, take care of your illness, take care of your disability, whatever it is, but1.00
00:49:20.800you should not be in charge of our country you know what is so lovely about that sentiment it is0.70
00:49:27.620it is appropriately selfish a citizen of this country has a right to say i want you to focus
00:49:35.240on me and my needs and i felt the weight of that obligation when i was in public life i didn't make
00:49:41.340every right decision on every bill probably over 14 years but i really felt the obligation
00:49:46.520to make it about the folks who have that very expectation you have.
00:49:50.600And we've got this whole class of politicians
00:49:52.600who kind of want to make it about these broader themes
00:49:56.120or these virtue signals or strangers in a strange land.
00:49:59.940And I think that that is a path to political ruin
00:50:04.260because when people are alone and they are voting,
00:50:07.020they are voting for the person who they believe will fight for them.
00:50:09.920I think that is the core question that is being asked.
00:50:13.780So, David, I know you talk a lot on your program about the midterms.
00:50:17.240Give us give us a little taste of just kind of where you see things right now, because we've talked about the implosion of Plattner seems to bode well for Republicans in the Senate.
00:50:25.980We've seen in Texas how Tallarico has kind of been exposed as a fake Texan and and not aligned with Texan values.
00:50:35.020So are you are you feeling a little more bullish or does this extended conflict in Iran give you some hesitation?
00:50:41.380Well, that does give me hesitation. I'm not bullish until the Save America Act gets passed. And that's the tell for me, the little button that pops up out of the turkey when the turkey's overcooked. The tell for me is if we can get the Save America Act passed. If we can get the Save America Act passed, that signals to me that the GOP establishment, that President Trump, that everybody is working together to get a legislative goal across the finish line for us.
00:51:08.240right if they can't see that piece of legislation get across the finish line of the president's desk0.87
00:51:12.500what that tells me is that the gop establishment is perfectly happy with losing the midterms and
00:51:17.500if that's their take then no i don't have a lot of confidence because the president certainly
00:51:22.520is focused on saving the house and the senate and in the midterms clearly it's the senate
00:51:28.220republicans that can't find a vacation they're not fond of you know they can't even pass melania's
00:51:32.900trump uh fostering our future act this was a bipartisan bill passed yeah out of the house
00:51:37.580that the senate couldn't even take up so so i don't have a lot of confidence that we're working
00:51:44.140together the way we need to when the democrats are now there's some fracturing with the democratic
00:51:49.440socialists of america and we can sit back and go oh this is good they don't like those those
00:51:53.900commies but they're winning though the communists are winning and the democrats elections and the0.65
00:52:00.100democrats like gavin newsom are going okay i can sound like one of them they're chameleons they
00:52:03.860just want to stay in power. And what they have is a ground game. And what we don't have is a unified
00:52:08.500message right now. We have half the party pro-Iran, a pro-Iranian war, half the party
00:52:14.220split over Israel. We have half the party split on Epstein still. We have the party split on gas
00:52:18.760prices. We have the party split on how Charlie Kirk was assassinated, for God's sakes. And so
00:52:22.940when we have this- And we're in charge of everything and we can't pass the SAVE Act.
00:52:25.280Exactly. We can't pass the SAVE Act. We can't come together on what's important.
00:52:28.160So why should voters give us another chance? I don't think, no, voters know they should give
00:52:31.700us another chance i think what it is is we don't have a common enemy at the moment we have we have
00:52:36.080too many enemies when when biden was president it was clear the enemy was the people trying to put
00:52:41.160us in jail and joe biden wasn't in charge so whoever was in charge that we had to beat them
00:52:45.820we were unified on that we had friends in jail we had january 6 friends in the enemy is going to be
00:52:49.640the democrat socialist dude we're going to be able to do anything to us right now and that's
00:52:53.680the problem no the enemy to us right now is us and rhinos because we our enemy is the rhino but