00:02:35.380Apparently, Joe Biden is going to give a speech today where he is going to talk about the dismantling of the Supreme Court because it's just too extreme right now.
00:02:44.180The lies and manipulation of the media, just astounding as it happens right in front of our own eyes.
00:02:52.980You can see it happening in real time.
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00:05:38.640Glenn, do you understand what the point of all the bullet truther stuff is?
00:05:44.540Like, my understanding of it is basically they're saying either it was a piece of metal from a bullet or it was a piece of glass that hit a teleprompter that everyone can see is fully intact still afterward.
00:05:59.640It hit a piece of glass and it hit him.
00:06:02.820But, like, why would that change the story at all?
00:06:06.200Someone still fired bullets at him, right?
00:06:08.820Like, if it was something that was offline and deflected and only a piece of the shrapnel hit him, what would be the difference in the story?
00:06:17.100The difference in the story was they're trying to minimize, you know, I saw that one of the reports that I saw this weekend said that it just merely grazed his ear.
00:06:33.300And that was the phrase, merely grazed his ear.
00:06:36.820They're trying to do everything they can to minimize the heroic stance.
00:06:41.660If he was only hit by a piece of glass, then he was never really in danger.
00:06:46.000If he was hit by a fragment, was he really in danger?
00:06:50.420And so it minimizes what he, I know, I'm not saying this is rational.
00:06:56.200I'm just saying this is what they're thinking.
00:06:57.880They've got to get people to get away from that image of Trump, you know, going down, having blood on his face, and then heroically standing up and saying, fight.
00:12:04.940Gab, if I remember correctly, was set up as sort of an alternative to Twitter when Twitter was seen as like, you know, this would be pre-Elon Twitter.
00:12:16.060And it was kind of like one of those potential right-wing alternatives to Twitter when conservatives were being censored.
00:12:25.640I think, you know, I've never used it, but I think it was one of those, you know, Parler was another one in that realm.
00:12:32.780If I remember, Gab got a reputation for being more of a, it was more associated with like the alt-right at the time.
00:12:52.320He said, Thomas Matthew Crooks may have had an account on our platform.
00:12:57.220He discovered this after getting an emergency disclosure request from law enforcement agencies.
00:13:03.140He said, I'm unable to confirm that it was definitely Crooks, but it was somebody who he thinks was Crooks posted on the site nine times total.
00:13:12.860Um, Thomas Crooks appears to have used the social media gab to spread messages in support of president Joe Biden.
00:13:22.220While the account made very few points, a post on the site, a majority of them were in support of president Biden.
00:13:28.220A number of posts in particular expressed support for president Biden's COVID lockdowns, border policies, and executive orders.
00:13:35.280In one, the poster mocks someone sharing an election projection writing in February, 2021.
00:13:42.100You, uh, didn't you also think Biden would lose, lose in a landslide in 2020?
00:13:47.520I wouldn't be really confident in your election predictions.
00:13:51.040In another thread, the user defended Biden's border policies with a study that compared crime statistics for undocumented immigrants, legal immigrants, and American citizens in Texas.
00:14:02.340So we still don't have any idea what his motive was, which I think at this point I take as code as, yeah, he's definitely on the left.
00:15:35.180Because, at the time, what served them was Joe Biden's narrative that he was the one doing all the work and she was actually kind of a failure and not really doing anything.
00:15:44.140And while Biden's side was leaking that stuff to the media, they happily reported it.
00:15:48.780And now that it benefits them that Kamala is actually a genius and she's Barack Obama 2.0 and look how amazing she is.
00:15:56.620Because now that that's the narrative that benefits them, that's the one they peddle to the seemingly 52% here.
00:16:04.540I have a question for you that I hadn't thought of until I read that story and other stories today.
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00:19:31.360Because if she didn't, if she was just kind of plucked up as a VP candidate and not hadn't just run a campaign,
00:19:37.520we wouldn't have seen her revealing all of the stuff that she actually believes.
00:19:42.780She went on that stage and had to compete with Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and blurted out a lot of stuff that is now on record that she kind of didn't admit before.
00:20:02.880And it's only been, I mean, we talked about this at the time.
00:20:07.880If Kamala Harris is the nominee, they're going to make her out to be the greatest person of all time.
00:20:11.820They're going to completely reverse themselves on her.
00:20:14.220And this period will be, you know, this period of doubt about how well she's doing on the border, that she's not well liked, that her staff doesn't like her, all these things that have been leaked out there, all going to go disappear.
00:20:24.940It has been breathtaking how quickly they've done it, though.
00:26:33.900One, black lies are bald-faced lies the abuser uses to gain something for themselves at the cost of the one being deceived.
00:26:42.840Think, for an example, of a realtor who lies about the condition of underground plumbing into a home to get a higher price for its sale and thereby gains a better commission.
00:26:53.440In other words, the realtor exploits the buyer's lack of current knowledge out of self-interest.
00:26:58.440Similarly, a common lie used by abusers is, I deposited the check.
00:27:04.120However, if that check was deposited into the abuser's personal account instead of the joint account, the abuser has gained financial power over the victim.
00:27:13.200If the check was never deposited, the perpetrator then gains power of confusion and anxiety when the victim wonders where the money went or if the money ever existed to begin with.
00:27:23.600Upon further inspection, some of these deceptions can be identified.
00:27:28.380However, at their core, these lies are statements used by abusers to gain something over the victim.
00:27:46.860Everybody knows this type of deception, which is unfortunately common.
00:27:51.120White lies are small, seeming dismissive obstructions of reality that are harder to disprove.
00:27:56.900They are sometimes used for good reasons, such as telling a friend you like her new haircut when you don't so you won't hurt her feelings.
00:28:03.160Because white lies are less traceable, however, they carry greater power to manipulate others.
00:28:09.080Their most insidious use is when the abuser tells white lies about the victim to others, because those lies slowly influence others to view the victim in a different light.
00:28:22.920For an example, during particularly stressful times, an abuser may tell friends and family that everything is good, we're just fine.
00:28:31.720However, the victim's behavior makes him or her appear erratic, unpredictable, and at times unstable to those close to the couple.
00:28:39.280Over time, this tactic effectively isolates the victim from others.
00:28:43.840Each individual lie might be too small to notice or address at first, but over time and with repetition, they will successfully shift others' perception of the individual.
00:32:43.680And then it's the one that is supposed to be your friend.
00:32:48.280If you had a friend and you found out they were in cahoots with the abuser, somebody was lying to you, and they were telling you, it is you.
00:33:18.040And I don't know, there's something about this era that makes it more difficult and the lies more toward the black lies than the white lies.
00:33:29.220I was just listening to somebody, some analyst talking about this, and they were talking about it was in the realm of conspiracy theories.
00:33:34.480And they were saying that a lot of people online that spread conspiracy theories are more capable of doing it because there's so much out there.
00:33:46.100Like, they'll make some crazy claim, this is going to happen at noon, you know, and it doesn't happen.
00:33:53.980But there's so much other stuff going on, so many other claims that person will wind up reading that day, so many other news stories that in three days, they don't necessarily remember the guy who said something was going to happen at noon and it didn't happen.
00:34:07.320And so, we get, like, immune almost to people making claims and being wrong.
00:34:15.560You know, I constantly go back, and it's just, like, antiquated history, but thinking that, you know, John Kerry arguably lost the election for the claim of,
00:34:25.780I actually did support the $87 billion before I voted against it, or whatever that quote was, that was a big part of that.
00:34:32.660Because he, it seemed like he was, he just was lying.
00:34:36.740He had this stance and he just wanted to reverse it to win this election.
00:34:40.160And the American people kind of rose up and were like, that's crazy.
00:34:42.720We can't vote for a guy who does that.
00:35:24.620We now have to straight out be activists.
00:35:28.800We have to be left-wing partisan operatives all the time.
00:35:35.900And it doesn't matter if we just said Kamala Harris was actually abusive to her staff and couldn't get anything done and failed on the border as the borders are.
00:35:46.900We now have to just say she was never the borders are, and she's wonderful, and everyone around her loves her, and this is Kamalaad.
00:35:55.160And we just have to reverse ourselves, and that's it.
00:36:55.040And if they can do whatever they want with the laws and the media and everything else, we know that there's all kinds of plotting and planning.
00:37:08.160Otherwise, the White House would have said what they were doing to get all new registered voters, which was the first one.
00:37:15.980I think the first executive order that he signed was an all hands on deck register voters for the next four years, all government wide.
00:37:25.020And they won't disclose what that means or what they've been doing, which is an abuse, again, of our money and of our trust.
00:37:32.940But they won't abuse that if they can fix the election, they will fix the election and they will feel justified because the threat is too big.
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00:39:57.200So where is your money going when you start investing it?
00:40:00.300What are the things that you might be funding that you don't even know about?
00:40:03.440You know, I think we were just talking about this.
00:40:05.320It feels like the world is more and more out of control every single day.
00:40:09.160And you have to focus on the things that you can control.
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00:49:58.760To the campaign running against her, this appears to be a vulnerability to exploit.
00:50:02.860Donald J. Trump jumped on it when unveiling a nickname for her recently, Laughin' Kamala Harris.
00:50:09.220Adding, you can tell a lot about a laugh.
00:50:12.900Complications of her guffawing circulated online this week.
00:50:16.120Opposition research from the National Republican Senatorial Committee included her inappropriate laughter under the subject heading, Weird.
00:50:25.040Well, the first thing to say about this is simply, LOL.
00:50:31.100Far from a liability, her laugh is one of the most effective weapons.
00:50:35.440Only in an era where everything gets politicized would a campaign come out aggressively against a boisterous laugh.
00:54:49.600In her debut campaign speech, she even got a big response for muffling a snicker after saying that her past,
00:54:57.240her mother would say, or no, in her past, that she had taken on perpetrators of all kinds.
00:55:03.860This hint of a laugh set up her most successful stump line so far.
00:55:07.520So hear me when I say, I know Donald Trump's type.
00:55:10.880The case of laughing is that it makes a leader come off less serious.
00:55:19.360This rests on a common misunderstanding that Lafferter is primarily a response to something funny.
00:55:24.500Research over the past few decades has backed up what philosophers have said for over a century,
00:55:29.660which is that laughter is inherently social.
00:55:32.400More about relationships and communications than jokes.
00:55:35.600Try to recall the last time you laughed alone.
00:55:38.680Well, it was about an hour ago when I read this story for the first time.
00:55:41.940Shakespeare was fascinated by performance of leadership.
00:55:45.800He goes into Henry IV and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:55:49.080Now, properly utilized, laughter, a wildly flexible form of communication, can do more than any argument.
00:55:57.200People cite Ronald Reagan saying, there you go again, to Jimmy Carter as a memorable moment after their second presidential debate in 1980.
00:56:04.880But what they mention less often is that he introduces the line with a chuckle.
00:56:10.380Harris does something similar in her now viral line, quoting her mother saying,
00:56:15.440you think you just fell out of a coconut tree?
00:56:17.960Imagine her trying to say that without following it up with a booming laugh.
00:56:56.480Whatever you think about Kid Rock and Hulk Hogan at the Republican Convention, their appearances are a testament to the importance of a good time in politics.
00:57:03.860Democrats have often ceded this territory in recent years, and that can carry a cost as much as not appearing presidential.
00:57:11.160So what does a laugh say about a person?
01:03:08.160First, she was born in Oakland because neighboring Berkeley, where her family lived, didn't have a major hospital.
01:03:15.120According to her birth certificate, Kamala lived at 2531 Regent Street in Berkeley, not Oakland.
01:03:21.660Later, before moving to Montreal, she lived at 1227 Bancroft Way in Berkeley.
01:03:27.640Her mother, an immigrant from India, worked at a Berkeley lab.
01:03:32.400Both her mother and her father, who immigrated from Jamaica and is of Afro-Jamaican and Irish heritage, received PhDs from the University of California, Berkeley, where they met.
01:03:44.360This upbringing is very different from somebody such as Tim Scott, the Republican from South Carolina, a black man who grew up in South Carolina and whose mother was a nursing assistant.
01:03:55.680Or J.D. Vance, who came from an impoverished Appalachia.
01:03:59.240In her autobiography, Harris writes about often being brought to protest marches in a stroller and see a sea of legs moving about, the energy and the shouts of the chants.
01:04:11.920She was raised in the far-left Berkeley culture of the 1960s and 70s.
01:04:25.780She eventually took a job at the San Francisco District Attorney's Office.
01:04:29.520At the age of 29, after she began dating Speaker of the California Assembly, Willie Brown,
01:04:37.500Willie appointed her to the high-paying state commissions and helped elect her as San Francisco's District Attorney.
01:04:44.800This launched her into the path of the Senate.
01:04:47.120Congressional ratings group tell her tale of her time in the Senate.
01:04:52.440Based on her votes, Harris was rated the most liberal member of the Senate in 2019, further left than either Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren by the nonpartisan group GovTrack.
01:05:06.760The liberal advocacy group, Americans for Democratic Action, which also compiles ratings based on major votes, gave her a perfect 100 score in 2017 and 2018.
01:06:18.340Because you buy him that boring, disgusting kibble, you know?
01:06:21.920So it's kind of our fault because, you know, our dog wouldn't have gone off with the car and bought burgers if we wouldn't have been feeding him kibble, at least kibble that didn't have anything on top of it.
01:06:33.580I mean, what is ice cream without chocolate sauce?
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01:08:12.260And you must have the courage to object when they use that term, radical Islamic terrorism,
01:08:21.340which ignores how Muslims have overvaluated, been the greatest victims of terror.
01:08:30.080And we must also have the courage to reject that term, illegal alien.
01:08:37.040Okay, so she's telling this group of Muslims in this mosque that they have to stand up and end the use of the words radical Islamic terrorism.
01:08:53.280Well, okay, so then what kind of terrorism is it then?
01:09:00.420If we don't have radical Islamic terrorism, if it's just terrorism, how do you fight that?
01:09:07.140Because is that the same terrorism that you've classified as moms speaking out at school board meetings?
01:11:52.820Is that a position that you agree with?
01:11:55.960Listen, I think there's no question that we've got to critically reexamine ICE and its role and the way that it is being administered and the work it is doing.
01:12:03.860And we need to probably think about starting from scratch because there will reimagine ICE.
01:12:12.760We'll get back to the reimagining of the police here in a second.
01:12:56.140But yes, and this is something I've taken on in California.
01:12:58.460I have a history of working on this issue.
01:12:59.900And to your point, we have to just acknowledge that the residual impact of fracking is enormous in terms of the impact on the health and safety of communities.
01:13:22.660When I look at the fact that in our country, we're looking at somewhere around 600 bills being proposed or passed, anti-LGBTQ, a book ban, a policy approach that is don't say gay.
01:13:47.380If you're going to get your news from the left and you're hearing her say that and you don't hear the correction, I can understand why you might be afraid.
01:13:57.020But when somebody is using lies to create fear in you, that's a problem, especially when they are known to be lies.
01:14:22.960The issue behind it is that we need to reimagine how we are creating safety.
01:14:31.100And when you have many cities that have one third of their entire city budget focused on policing, we know that is not the smart way and the best way or the right way to achieve safety.
01:14:42.900For too long, the status quo thinking has been you get more safety by putting more cops on the street.
01:14:50.640Well, that's wrong because, by the way, she has she has proven that what she just said was wrong.
01:14:59.800And that also goes right into when have you heard that reimagining the police that came from her.
01:15:06.760She was one of the big proponents of reimagining the police.
01:15:11.840Do you like the effects of reimagining the police?
01:15:15.400She also went on to say we're a skip this one, but cut the police budget.
01:15:20.740Remember, the media later would tell you that it was the Republicans that were for the police cuts.
01:15:29.060And then she went on to say that it's outdated to believe that more police equals safety.
01:15:35.000Now, when you are when you are causing people to have fear and you're saying, look, I've got the plan, people start to depend on you instead of their own thinking and their own mind and everything else.
01:15:53.500And they begin to look at Uncle Sam as a good uncle.
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01:21:07.600There are kids growing up, if they don't know the truth, it is going to be the same mess over and over and over again.
01:21:13.500That's why we have to care about the culture our kids are growing up in.
01:21:17.320That's why, with all the crazy news, we are publishing Chasing Embers.
01:21:22.880It's a young adult fiction book, dystopian.
01:21:26.620We're hearing a lot from adults who are really enjoying it as well.
01:21:30.340It's kind of a Hunger Games-esque sort of adventure story with teenagers taking on massive public-private partnerships that have completely erased America and all of our history.
01:21:41.380It's like if Disney took over our country.
01:23:05.340She just said it publicly over and over and over again.
01:23:08.760We just played the clips for you just moments ago.
01:23:11.460Kamala Harris has been specifically dedicated to banning fracking for years and years and years and years,
01:23:17.240and the news here is not that Trump is accusing her of the things she said she wanted to do.
01:23:23.960The news is that she's now changing her position in the middle of a presidential campaign for some reason.
01:23:30.320I don't know if climate scientists have come out and have proved fracking.
01:23:34.280I don't know what has occurred to change her mind, but gosh darn it, it seems like maybe she's just trying to win this election by fooling people.
01:23:41.100Well, see, this is why the media is writing this the way they did.
01:23:47.620They're making it accusation because then you immediately think Donald Trump is the bad guy, and you just don't think beyond that.
01:23:55.400Oh, there's Donald Trump making some crazy accusation again.
01:23:59.180The headline should be that Kamala Harris changes her position.
01:24:04.640But if that's the headline, if that's the way the story goes, then that would mean someone should ask her why she's changed her position.
01:24:14.600This way, you don't have to have her defend it because she's under assault and accused of things.
01:24:23.220So you're not looking to her to defend.
01:24:28.300This is how you need to start reading the news because and I hope that there are some people that are waking up that are in the audience that will understand that this is the way to read the news and you need to start spreading the word.
01:26:56.120First, you ever get that feeling that America picked the wrong decade to stop sniffing glue?
01:27:01.460I don't know about you, but I think it's crazy to consider the presidential debate between, you know, Joe Biden and Donald Trump was literally only a month ago.
01:27:12.580Look what's happened in that short space of time.
01:27:15.760I don't think we're going to recognize our country by the end of the year.
01:27:19.820Terrible changes can come and come fast.
01:27:22.560You need to think, why is it important for you and your family to have made all of the preparations that you can?
01:27:29.500And so when the dam bursts, you're prepared.
01:28:55.960What's being said is there was a golden calf on the main stage and no explanation of it.
01:29:02.540There was a recreation of The Last Supper, and people have been saying that wasn't a representation of The Last Supper, but even the director, the guy who was the artistic director for the whole thing, said,
01:29:20.020I'm not the first one to use that image and to change it.
01:29:26.600Well, okay, so now we know that that was The Last Supper.
01:29:32.260Then there was this picture of this woman with her head chopped off, and it was a very, you know, fire and brimstone kind of thing, but that was about the French Revolution.
01:29:44.300Then there was a really interesting party that went on that seemed, I don't know, kind of pagan, but that was the point, they say.
01:30:00.440And then there was a pale rider, a rider that was dressed and carrying the Olympic flag, and he was on a pale horse, and he was dressed in pale armor, and he was riding the horse on the Seine.
01:30:17.200Now, let me tell you that, let me first give a review of the opening.
01:30:29.180Celine Dion ended everything, and it was one of the most powerful moments I've ever seen.
01:30:37.240She sang, I don't know, some Frenchie French song about, you know, if you only love me right now, that'll be fine, whatever.
01:30:45.580But it was powerful, and it was powerful because she conquered all odds.
01:30:53.140She was diagnosed with stiff person syndrome, where your body just stiffens up and you can't move it, and she was incredible.
01:31:04.000And they had her on the second level of the Eiffel Tower.
01:31:07.740They used the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop for much of this.
01:31:13.100And I've never seen the Olympics ever.
01:31:16.660I've never seen anybody do anything like what they did in Paris and making the entire city a stage.
01:31:26.660It was beautiful, powerful, cost them $150 million.
01:31:33.180So if it wasn't beautiful and crazy, outrageous in a good way, you would wonder what they did with $150 million.
01:31:42.880But I kept saying all the way through it, I cannot imagine what this cost to put on.
01:31:48.480I'm surprised it was only $150 million.
01:31:51.400Now, let's take the imagery, and let's take it two ways.
01:32:04.440Let's take it as what the Olympic Committee said it was, that that rider in the horse is the, I don't know, the god of the Seine River,
01:32:20.940that this was all about the history of France, which it was, and it had nothing to do with mocking Christianity.
01:32:29.960Well, I would say that you could read it that way, absolutely.
01:32:37.440Like the horse, you could read it as the pale rider, or you could read it as, you know, the spirit of the Seine.
01:33:11.900If you watched the segment with the Lord's Supper, it only was on the frame for, on the TV for about two or three seconds.
01:33:29.680Now, I want to show you that it's not just Christians in America and conservatives that are all upset.
01:33:35.280Could you please play the video that we got from, I don't remember what, one of the social services, where they're in France, and they're watching it.
01:33:46.460And these are French people watching that scene.
01:37:15.120So, you can't just say that this is something that is, you know, oh, well, this is just the god of wine.
01:37:22.860He's also the god of ecstasy and ecstasy without any shame.
01:37:31.400He is also the god that you would see on old theater marquees with the grapes over his head.
01:37:38.380He's also the god of the pagan theater.
01:37:40.840So, he comes out to be served, and they have an orgy.
01:37:47.900While there is a fashion show that was going on with men in dresses, and it was just all gender bender.
01:37:56.960It was basically that whole scene and much of the night was we reject all the norms of God.
01:38:06.180We object and will mock everything that people say is good, and we will mock those who are offended by this.
01:38:22.260I believe this was some sort of – I'd have to talk to Rabbi Daniel Lappin to find out.
01:38:29.600But I'd like to hear his opinion on this because I think that this was a pagan ritual that we just don't understand because we're too far away from it.
01:38:39.400But this is a gauntlet thrown down in France.
01:38:46.540People would say, and I've heard them say, why would they do this to all the Christians of the world?
01:38:53.080There's almost, you know, two billion Christians in the world.
01:38:56.200Yeah, but if your country was being taken over by Islamicists, and they were already on the streets saying how decadent and perverse of a society you are,
01:39:07.640why would you put that on full display?
01:39:14.680This was a gauntlet that was thrown down, and I don't think it's going to end well.
01:39:27.140So congratulations, Celine Dion, for taking that $8 million to stand up and sing.
01:40:26.740In fact, I had my first painting lesson I've had in a long time today, hopefully.
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01:40:55.140I'm trying not to be a, you know, somebody who's, you know, wringing their hands all the time about, you know, what people are doing and what does that mean.
01:41:18.000And I can read through that, but I just don't see any other way you can read what happened at the Olympics.
01:41:23.420And never before, this is not normal for anybody who is, you know, 30, 40 years old.
01:43:06.980You know, it's, we've come a very far distance in a very short time.
01:43:12.520Someone posted a side-by-side of this and that, I think it was the 2014 Olympics where it's like beautiful ballet and, and very traditional art, arts and entertainment, I would suppose.
01:43:26.540And again, ballet is not my thing, but I will say like side-by-side, it's, it's fascinating how quickly this has come.
01:43:33.260I mean, that is the period where, back in 2014, you're talking about a period where, I mean, it's just after Barack Obama comes out for gay marriage, right?
01:43:43.380Like that, how antiquated does this seem right now?
01:43:46.540And we, I mean, the distance that we've come and the idea that for a massive audience, including like people who have, you know, Islamic countries and like, you know, African countries with traditional religious beliefs,
01:44:01.700outside of just trying to offend, you know, normie American Christians, like it is so offensive.
01:44:08.580And the thing, the fact that they didn't, either they did see this coming or they didn't see it coming, either way, it is an absolute disgrace.
01:44:17.520It's a, it's a disgrace because you're speaking for a whole country, you know, and, you know, they, they, of course, put in John Lennon's imaginal world where there is no God, no heaven, no hell, no war.
01:44:28.300Uh, and then they, you know, gave the one new world order, uh, you know, sign of, we come together for peace.
01:44:38.920Uh, so there would be no more war if we would just all get rid of all of our borders.
01:46:24.980Uh, it's easy to get discouraged when pro-Hamas protesters are defacing national property right outside the Capitol building during a visit from Benjamin Netanyahu.
01:46:33.100I don't know if you saw that, uh, now apparently armed by Iran, uh, they're saying that they have an EMP that they are going to hit Israel with.
01:46:49.300For 40 years, the, uh, international fellowship of Christians and Jews has been on the ground with Israel and within hours of the war starting and every day since they've been helping people on the ground.
01:47:00.280Like Keith, the head of security, uh, from a region in, uh, Israel's Southern border with Gaza, he protects the people in his region.
01:47:07.020But on that fateful October 7th, an armored security truck donated to Keith and his community by the friends of the fellowship stopped bullets from terrorists who fired at Keith as he drove into danger.
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01:47:57.220It's the idea that wealthy individuals, many of them right wing, can both have paid for cases before the court and at the same time give justices gifts or trips is outrageous.
01:48:10.060And frankly, Chief Justice Roberts isn't doing enough to curb it.
01:48:13.300But it's a morass in even a worse way.
01:51:57.700And if you're not paying attention, you need to be.
01:52:02.020What's happening in America is the administrative state, which was never part of the Constitution.
01:52:09.960The administrative state, the dream of Woodrow Wilson and then of FDR and then again of Johnson and Obama and now Biden.
01:52:22.940This dream has been fulfilled to where faceless bureaucrats that don't answer to you, never are voted on, can do whatever they want to regulate your life.
01:52:35.640That is what this Supreme Court is doing.
01:52:39.280It's not making the presidential office more powerful.
01:52:42.980It is making the office of the president less powerful.
01:52:47.540If you really care about some dictator getting into office, you should be cheering on the Supreme Court because every move they've made is to lessen the power of the presidency.
01:53:45.040What they want to do is they want to pack the court.
01:53:48.360So the president is coming out today and he's saying, I was a U.S. senator for 36 years, including a chairman and ranking member of the Judiciary Committee,
01:53:58.480having overseen more Supreme Court nominations as a senator, vice president, and president than anyone else living today.
01:58:52.300Know what they're actually debating and talking about.
01:58:55.500You will not get the truth from the mainstream press.
01:58:59.060And I'm not saying I'm giving you the full truth.
01:59:01.180I'm trying to, but I may have some things wrong as well.
01:59:04.040You will only discover those things when you have actually read the full spectrum of stories.
01:59:12.760You're the only one standing in the way of all of this.
01:59:16.840And you will either welcome it with open arms.
01:59:19.860You will be uninformed so you won't be able to stop anything.
01:59:24.680You will just listen to people like me and then you won't be able to defend yourself when you're in a debate or trying to change people's minds on this.
01:59:34.040Or you will be somebody that stops us from being a full banana republic.
01:59:40.100The choice is yours and the time to make that choice is right now.
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02:01:55.920It does seem that getting the input of Hamas and Hezbollah as to whether they are at all interested in a ceasefire in which they would be required to cease firing.
02:02:10.080It'd be nice to know if they supported that.
02:02:13.200No one ever seen, they just asked Israel to stop firing, you know, to give enough time for Hamas to start firing again or Hezbollah to start firing again.
02:02:28.400I don't know if you heard this, but Hezbollah came out over the weekend and said they're about to hit them with an EMP and they say that they can make all of Israel go dark.
02:02:38.360If that is true, terror has taken on a whole new phase.
02:02:44.220Yes, I mean, that would be a massive escalation, which I would not be surprised that they would engage in.
02:02:51.340What do you think their response is going to be like for Israel in this particular situation with the soccer bombing?
02:02:57.880I think they're just going to keep doing what they're doing.
02:03:03.360I think they're just going to keep trying to kill Hamas.
02:03:07.660I mean, the question is, does it escalate?
02:03:09.580And Hezbollah up in the north, they don't want to because that takes on a whole different war and aspect.
02:03:19.280It widens it and makes it one more step closer to Iran.
02:03:25.760Everybody knows that Hezbollah is from Iran, but it's not Iran.
02:03:32.580And you'll set the whole Middle East on fire.
02:03:36.660I think they're going to just keep doing what they're doing, try to get rid of Hamas, punish Hezbollah with raids over the border, possibly.