00:00:55.000He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point USA.
00:01:01.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:01:48.000The FAA tweeting it is, quote, experiencing an outage with its notice-to-air missions system, which provides critical flight safety operation information.
00:01:57.000We are closely monitoring the situation, which impacts all airlines and working with the FAA to minimize disruption to our operation and customers.
00:02:05.000We encourage customers to check AA.com for the latest flight information.
00:02:10.000Now, the question that many people have is what is causing this?
00:02:17.000The government is saying it's not, but it could be the Chinese Communist Party retaliating against the House Republicans that have just set up a subcommittee that is expressly anti-CCP.
00:02:28.000And by the way, I don't know if the House Republicans are going to be able to keep up this pace, but they are posting win after win after win.
00:02:36.000Could be that they're just getting all the conservative stuff out of the way first, or it could be that a new boss is in Washington, D.C. in the House of Representatives, because the amount of wins that we have seen in the last 24 hours makes anything that Paul Ryan and John Boehner did seem like almost nothing from committees to kicking people off committees, Elon the Ingram, Eric Swawell, the Fang Fang lover, and many others.
00:05:01.000But chest feed is what they called it.
00:05:04.000Pete Buttigieg being head of transportation secretary has been a repeated and flagrant effort to try to show you that the norms of having people in positions of power based on competency or experience, we are retiring that tradition.
00:05:22.000Instead, we're going to have someone that has sexual preferences that are in alignment with what the regime wishes.
00:05:30.000They're prioritizing characteristics that are completely and totally irrelevant.
00:05:37.000Now, the FAA is a division of the Department of Transportation, has no head because Biden put a nominee up, Philip A. Washington, a black man, who has no qualifications whatsoever.
00:05:49.000He drew scrutiny from people in both parties over his aviation experience and an involvement in a corruption increase.
00:05:56.000So Biden keeps on putting up these affirmative action selections, Philip Washington, Pete Buttigeg, and we should be shocked.
00:06:04.000We should be somehow surprised when our critical infrastructure falls apart.
00:06:09.000You see, remember, we had that Sam Brinton, the luggage thief, who is running our nuclear waste, nuclear, I think it was nuclear waste or nuclear energy part of the Department of Energy, something like disposal of nuclear waste.
00:06:50.000You see, this virus of synthetic progress has taken over every major institution.
00:06:57.000And so now we're at a place where our country, what we need to just to be able to operate to get planes in the air, are put in jeopardy because we have surrendered the conversation and the narrative to the alphabet mafia.
00:07:22.000He says, apparently this grounding is because of, and this is an acronym for something I've never heard of before: N-O-T-A-M-S, which is a non-emergency advisory system to notify pilots before they take off about issues that will impact the fight.
00:07:39.000Apparently, that thing right now is down.
00:07:58.000Western civilization is the wealthiest, most prosperous, most decent human experiment in self-government in the history of the human species.
00:08:29.000This is a very simple thing that most Americans agree with, and it is over.
00:08:34.000Remember, this that came from your taxpayer-funded dollars from the Smithsonian magazine that said the aspects of white culture, having a strong family, they say, is white culture.
00:08:48.000Having the scientific method, competition, Protestant work ethic, religion, status, power, and authority, showing up on time.
00:08:57.000This is the national, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
00:09:03.000And the Biden regime does not seem as if they are not communicating like this is a mistake.
00:11:30.000You're allowed to mock Kevin McCarthy.
00:11:33.000You're allowed to mock all those people.
00:11:34.000But as you move closer and closer to certain categories, you are not allowed to mock, to have humor against them.
00:11:44.000And Nietzsche argued that that is how you know What the society actually values at the top of the hierarchy.
00:11:55.000The closer you get to the central pieties, the closer you are at what is actually running the mission control of society.
00:12:03.000Now, one of the central pieties that you are not allowed to touch is race.
00:12:10.000And if I were to give some feedback to conservatives of all colors, but in particular, white conservatives, the amount of white guilt, the discomfort that Christian, that conservatives have, sometimes Christians, about this issue, gives you Pete Buttigieg.
00:12:33.000When you have a fake issue that you are somehow uncomfortable to respond to because you might be called a racist or you might be called a bigot, then all of a sudden, their dangerous solution is able to be slid in.
00:13:11.000I'm getting a lot out of it, except for the fact he humble brags through the whole thing.
00:13:14.000It's literally about slowing down your life.
00:13:16.000It's some great arguments in there, a lot of wisdom.
00:13:18.000And out of nowhere, on page 67, he says, Now it might be very hard to unhurry your life if you are not a white cisgendered heterosexual Christian man.
00:13:32.000I'm reading a book on how you need to slow down your life.
00:13:35.000And he says, One of the ways that you might struggle to unhurry your life is if you're a black person, that you're privileged to be able to slow down your life.
00:14:28.000No, you just got to blame the white guy.
00:14:31.000And the failure to reject the premise, the inability to push back on the big lie, then gives the left, gives the collectivists a green light to be able to implement the garbage of putting Pete Buttigieg in charge.
00:15:00.000Rich people that want to continue their plunder on the middle class use abstract academic ideas to distract from the fact they're stealing your money.
00:15:32.000You could call it the iron dome of wokeism.
00:15:36.000And so instead of talking about the fact that we do not have a functioning airline network, FAA, no, no, no, we have to celebrate that Pete Boot Edge Edge is gay and chest feeds in charge of the FAA.
00:15:53.000Most conservatives are afraid to say that out loud because they don't want to be called anti-gay.
00:16:05.000I'm pro-people being able to fly from Phoenix to Dallas without having to wonder whether or not the no TAMS system is going to be operable.
00:16:15.000The greatest, wealthiest country ever to exist in the history of the world will cease being that if we stop prioritizing competency and instead elevate completely insignificant characteristics.
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00:17:55.000I don't know if it's intentional or a cyber attack or what it is, but it does play into your warning, your premonition that there are going to be massive disruptions in travel.
00:18:07.000Why would the world's elites care about travel?
00:18:11.000Well, freedom of movement, just like everything.
00:18:14.000You know, let's think about some of the things that are happening around us right now.
00:18:17.000When we talk about the fact that the state of New York and as well, other systems are going after gas ovens, right?
00:18:24.000The whole idea is that with a gas oven, not with all of them, but with a good portion of them, is that you can start a gas oven yourself.
00:18:30.000If you have gas, you can cook, you can cook your own food.
00:18:34.000There's no centralized authority that can tell you we're going to switch off your electricity, which is where they want to move everybody, you know, across the nation.
00:18:41.000It's the same thing that's happening, let's say, in Europe in terms of food, with the production of food and so forth.
00:18:47.000If you eliminate the ability for people to grow their own food, for farmers to be able to then distribute that food, if the state takes over that food and then has control, then you funnel everybody into a one decision side of things to where they have to rely upon the government to be able to give them permission or not give them permission to be able to eat or enjoy the fruits of their labor.
00:19:08.000The same thing would be happening with the freedom of movement.
00:19:11.000Most of everything that you can see happening around you right now is funneling us towards a point where once again, we have a de facto credit system being put in place, much like what you would have in China.
00:19:22.000As you're aware, China, depending on your behavior, whether you've been saying good things about the government, whether you've been doing what you can to be a good citizen, either you can jump on that train that goes to Shanghai at 12, or maybe you can't.
00:19:35.000You know, maybe you can stay in that five-star hotel, but maybe you've been saying some critical things about Xi Jinping.
00:19:41.000Well, the same sort of systems are coming to us here in the United States based upon environmental, social, and governments.
00:19:48.000Are you someone who's taken care of making sure that your carbon footprint is low, making sure that you're doing what you can do to help the social causes that are going around us?
00:19:58.000Social justice, critical social justice, making sure that disparities within our civilization are lessened.
00:20:04.000And as well, are you obeying the government?
00:20:06.000So these systems have to be put in place.
00:20:09.000But first, what you must do is you must disrupt and dismantle the old systems.
00:20:17.000Once you break the old systems, it gives you the opportunity to put new systems in place.
00:20:21.000And so, whether it be what's happening today, which started, I guess, more or less last night within the air travel industry, where it's basically unprecedented.
00:20:30.000You haven't seen a complete shutdown of things since what 2001.
00:20:35.000So in 2001, you saw a complete shutdown for about four to five days before the reinstatement of travel.
00:20:45.000But even during COVID, they didn't completely shut down air travel because people still had to get to where they need to go, especially antifa protesters in 2020 before the election of Joe Biden.
00:20:56.000So you had to make sure that people were able to get from one side of the country to the other.
00:21:00.000But now, what you're doing is you're moving the entire industry.
00:21:04.000And if we had time, we could go into how hotels, how airlines, how cruise travel this is really, this is really important.
00:21:11.000And I want to also boost your credibility here, Michael.
00:21:13.000You were and are in the elite travel industry for decades.
00:21:18.000I mean, you help create incredible experiences that bring five-star trips of people all across Europe and Asia.
00:21:27.000You are, I feel like this is an under-service to your career, but you know, the travel agent world.
00:21:53.000Since about 2003, I've been fully involved within the cruise industry, the tour industry, the convention and event industry.
00:22:00.000I've been at all the major meetings, whether it be IMEX, which happens in Frankfurt or in Las Vegas, at IBTM recently in Barcelona, where the main focus of IBTM was: hey, everybody's got to get on board with ESG and as well.
00:22:14.000You might want to start guiding all of your clients towards hyper-real travel or virtual travel.
00:22:19.000So they're basically telling travel agents that you need to prepare your customers to not be thinking about traveling so much within the next eight to 10 years.
00:22:28.000So this has been going on really and being talked about loudly within the travel industry since about 2009, but much more so since 2015 and 2016 with the rollout of the 17 sustainable goals that would be reaching us or propelling us towards 2030.
00:22:46.000So within the entire travel industry, most of the major travel providers to some extent are controlled by we would just say the controlling boards or board positions would be with BlackRock, Vanguard, or State Street.
00:23:00.000So there's, I guess the question is then, Michael, didn't mean to interrupt, but if BlackRock is trying to change travel, why are they investing more into travel?
00:23:07.000I mean, that's where I'm a little bit confused, right?
00:23:10.000They're pouring money into hotels and travel experiences.
00:23:14.000So, I mean, what is the plan or the strategy here?
00:23:20.000First of all, there needs to be an everybody in who's committed to doing this and making these systemic changes across all of civilization.
00:23:31.000So, whether you have an airline, whether you have a hotel, whether you're in the automobile industry, you have to be all in with making sure that we disrupt what's currently here and then rebuild according to our new systems.
00:23:45.000So, it's a long-term project, but what has to happen first is there's short-term pain.
00:23:50.000So, that short-term pain is going from an economy, let's say of 2019.
00:23:55.000And Charlie, you remember, 2019 was the economy of abundance.
00:24:00.000You know, it was the result of the Trump economy that everybody was enjoying.
00:24:06.000Then, all of a sudden, now we're in going into an economy of scarcity, where it's difficult to get things, or things are so pricey that only if you can actually afford to buy them.
00:24:17.000Well, the same thing's happening now in travel to where airline costs, of course, being able to take a flight, let's say from Phoenix to Orlando, is becoming astronomical, but then also that product is becoming less because less people are going to be able to afford it.
00:25:09.000And is that what you think is happening this morning, or do you think what is happening this morning is just good old-fashioned incompetency?
00:25:17.000Well, there's always a little bit of both, but what's happening right now is that you're encouraging an incompetence incompetency.
00:25:23.000When you take a look, what happened across this nation when it came to our supply chain issues and our logistics issues is that much of that was created out of policies that are meant to break the system and then recreate the system.
00:25:37.000Let's say just getting products from, let's say, the port at Long Beach or anywhere in Los Angeles to someplace in the West Coast.
00:25:45.000Well, what they're after is developing the Chinese system, where most of the ports in China, either they are already at no worker necessary ports where there's nobody actually at the port site operating anything from the trucks to the cranes to unloading anything else is fully AI automated.
00:26:05.000So, you don't have to worry about longshore unions and so forth.
00:26:11.000They want to get to that point as well with the rest of the travel industry and as well to make travel a privilege as opposed to something that is a right of freedom of movement that you can earn basically on what money you own and where you want to go.
00:27:25.000In other words, you don't have the ability to have discourse with other cultures that maybe come into conflict with what you've been raised in or the way that you know things to be.
00:27:34.000It helps you to expand and to have a greater knowledge of how other people live and other people think.
00:27:40.000So that invades your cognitions and it allows you to create discourse with others in order to share the good things that you know.
00:27:48.000And as well, for them to share the things that work for them to be able to find better ways of doing things.
00:27:53.000When you begin to lock down travel and stop travel, you basically begin to create, again, that feudal system where people that are locked into the way that they think things should be, or they're told the way that they think that things should be.
00:28:09.000And so that ends up really breaking down our ability to have just natural relations with other people.
00:28:15.000But yes, as you said, Charlie, being able to go someplace, let's say on a pilgrimage for your faith, like Israel, let's say, that can be so mind-expanding because now you're seeing the pages of the Bible come to life.
00:28:27.000I just brought 200 people to Israel just a few months ago.
00:28:31.000And what's wonderful to see is that more so in the Mediterranean, most of the countries there are much more free about letting people in currently into their countries than the United States is right now.
00:28:43.000The United States is the only one that actually still has a vaccine mandate to enter the country.
00:28:48.000And it makes you think, I mean, the Soviet Union, I mean, North Korea is the most extreme modern example that we have of what happens when people aren't allowed to leave.
00:28:55.000I'm not saying that's going to happen anytime soon.
00:28:59.000But the Soviet Union andor other countries that have some variation of either it's too expensive or you're unable to leave your country, it becomes very isolated, as you say, very insular.
00:29:13.000So here we have the World Economic Forum that's meeting next week in Davos that's going to be talking about globalism and a global world, all the while making it harder to see the global world.
00:29:28.000Well, to be able to control people and to control them globally within a supranational context, you need to first control them feudally.
00:29:35.000In other words, like if you were to go to, let's say, Oxfordshire this past November, is that when you had to cancel, sorry.
00:29:44.000If you arrived there, what you would have seen is that Oxfordshire is being transitioned into a 15-minute city.
00:29:50.000And so within Oxford itself, they're saying, okay, by August of 2023, if you go beyond these parameters that we're setting, such as being able to travel more than three or four times a month for these distances, you need to be able to contain your travel within the shire itself.
00:30:11.000Well, then there's going to be a price to pay.
00:30:15.000Also, not letting larger vehicles come into the center of the city and so forth during certain periods.
00:30:20.000The same thing is beginning to happen right now and being talked about, being implemented in London.
00:30:25.000So a lot of the things that you would have seen during the Extinction Rebellion protests back in 2019, October, are now being implemented in other cities across the UK, Australia, and as well, Europe and the United States.
00:30:36.000So what they're going to try to do is restrict travel, be able to basically, you know, if you want to say this, create subnation states or feudal states where people are concentrated and controllable.
00:30:51.000Yes, like anger games, where you have different districts.
00:30:54.000I saw that for the first time last night.