The Roseanne Barr Podcast - The Globalists' Biggest Problem？ You. ｜ The Roseanne Barr Podcast #155

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00:00:30.000 Greetings, earthlings and humans and all other intelligent life forms disembodied or what have you, animals too, being the most intelligent of life forms on earth because they don't need to bullshit themselves, you know, into intellectual impotence in order to, you know, go on with their day.

00:00:56.360 Welcome to the Roseanne Barr podcast.

00:01:00.000 that i'm a racist got a mean hook they can't get me with that jam trying to take away my right to 0.99

00:01:06.060 go and save this screw eminem bitch i'm rosette oh boy am i so excited i'm so excited i've waited 0.99

00:01:13.120 for this day for a long long time and uh you know it's gonna be a bubba bubba banger above all other 1.00

00:01:22.160 bangers because today is the day when i finally found two women that are smarter than me

00:01:29.780 more educated than me more uh verbose than me and can hook up circuitry even better than i can and

00:01:40.220 i know they swear they say they swear but they don't swear go on like i do because i go 1.00

00:01:45.480 so crazy over the bullshit we're living under these two women are geniuses and code breakers 1.00

00:01:54.120 and they are living above the intellectual fray, 1.00

00:01:58.220 which I always enjoy speaking to people like that.

00:02:01.100 And they are geniuses, and I'm so happy to have them here today from,

00:02:06.360 is it Prometheus Action?

00:02:09.500 Promethean Action.

00:02:11.280 Right.

00:02:11.940 And I have as my guests Barbara Boyd and Susan Kokinda.

00:02:16.260 You've probably seen them all over the Internet.

00:02:18.940 And this is the time where finally we have context 1.00

00:02:21.980 and we can speak about what's really going on right welcome women great to be here 0.97

00:02:28.620 um well you know i can't stop watching you and listening to you and

00:02:34.980 screaming my son probably hears me screaming in my room yes

00:02:40.020 because i've been saying these things probably in a real rudimentary way uh you know for a very

00:02:49.720 long time. And of course, everybody thinks I'm crazy and that I make things up because I guess

00:02:54.200 they don't know how to Google anything anymore. And they are allergic to fact. There's some kind

00:03:00.140 of virus going around where fact is like kryptonite to the American people. And may I ask,

00:03:07.980 are you both American-born, American citizens? Yep. Couldn't be more American.

00:03:13.980 Well, by God, I am so proud of you that you managed to claw your way out of the media pit of hell where everything is 100% lies and dis and misinformation to mislead the American people.

00:03:30.860 And, you know, here we are coming up on another election where nobody knows anything of what's really going on.

00:03:39.360 And particularly since we elected President Trump, it seems that the majority of people in this country have no idea what Trump is doing, what he's about, why the majority of Americans love and revere him.

00:03:55.900 But the people that are, you know, cranking out the media, they fear and loathe him to such an extent that they can't peddle enough lies or inversions or reversals to keep their lie going.

00:04:12.420 and I want to destroy that lie today

00:04:15.180 and you two are just the ones to do it.

00:04:17.740 What is the biggest lie that the U.S. media,

00:04:21.840 beside the fact that they're all colluders

00:04:26.240 with the worst thing in the world,

00:04:28.960 which is globalism, 1.00

00:04:31.000 how do they get away with this shit? 0.99

00:04:37.440 Well, you're dealing, first of all, 1.00

00:04:39.820 with a media apparatus,

00:04:40.920 which is not a media apparatus, it's a propaganda apparatus. Basically, we've been living with that

00:04:48.280 ever since the end of World War II in gradual steps down. The founder of it was a guy by the

00:04:58.520 name of Walter Lippmann. You may know a little bit about him, but he was a member of the British

00:05:05.720 round table and his basic shtick was the way you're going to govern is by the elites actually

00:05:13.480 taking over governance of the hoi polloi who don't understand anything and the way you're actually

00:05:20.120 going to steer them is by having intelligence agencies control the media and he was very clear

00:05:28.280 about that he is considered to be if you look him up or google him you'll find out that these this

00:05:35.080 is the guy all of the present journalists who have any grounding in their so-called trade

00:05:41.560 referred to as the founder of modern journalism okay and his shtick was it's not even good enough

00:05:49.240 for the media to be you know the purveyors of what we want to have here the elites through

00:05:55.480 the intelligence apparatus has to control the media now way back when in the 1970s the church

00:06:04.600 committee actually said okay there's this thing called operation mockingbird where the cia is

00:06:12.280 controlling all the media that's bad and for just a little while after the church committee

00:06:19.080 kind of the controls came off but then they realized that they have made a huge mistake

00:06:25.080 and back came the controls on um i don't know whether you know it or not but we

00:06:30.520 in our former lifetimes were associated with Linda LaRouche. And we had the media on LaRouche,

00:06:39.900 the policy was very clear. They said it openly. A guy by the name of Steven Rosenfeld in the

00:06:46.660 Washington Post actually wrote it down. He was a CIA operative from Russia. And he said,

00:06:52.020 here's what we got to do with this guy. Don't cover him at all. This is literally on the

00:06:57.360 editorial pages of the washington post or if you do cover him defame him slander him um

00:07:04.960 and that's what happened so we come to this kind of from uh you know the hard school of hard knocks

00:07:11.680 not from outside you know we actually have seen this stuff up close and how it operates

00:07:17.680 um and you know he was probably one of the greatest geniuses we've had in in the 21st

00:07:23.280 century but he was ruined by this stuff you know ended up going to jail for you know close to seven

00:07:29.260 years uh totally framed i was one of the paralegals on that whole series of cases with him and

00:07:37.820 ironically you know robert moeller the guy who came after trump was the same guy who came after

00:07:45.360 LaRouche. You know, so it gives you some idea of what was the big no-no that LaRouche represented

00:07:54.920 that they were all up in arms about? Well, let me answer that, not from the legal standpoint,

00:08:02.960 so-called legal standpoint, you know, Barbara can hold forth on that. But it was the same reason 0.99

00:08:09.700 that they're going after Trump, which is that he's reviving an economic policy that they thought

00:08:15.960 they had buried over 100 years ago. LaRouche was explicitly reviving the American system of

00:08:22.820 political economy, which is not communism, and it's also not capitalism, which is really just

00:08:28.200 a repackaged international banker's policy. He was reviving the actual American policy,

00:08:35.280 which Alexander Hamilton gave us which Abraham Lincoln revived which William McKinley carried

00:08:41.320 forward and you'll notice Lincoln and McKinley were both assassinated and Hamilton was essentially

00:08:47.680 assassinated in a duel with with Aaron Burr who by the way then went to Britain um but it was that

00:08:53.960 see they thought they'd buried this they thought they'd buried the uniquely American kind of

00:08:58.980 economic policy which is not based on how do you move the money around and who ends up with the

00:09:03.820 most toys when they die. The American system was based on, do we invest in production? Do we make

00:09:10.780 the country more productive? Do we raise the standard of living of the population? I'm from

00:09:15.900 Detroit. I'm still near Detroit. Detroit had the highest per capita standard of living in the world.

00:09:22.240 That is right. Because it was blue collar workers. That's right. Who had dignity, who could raise 0.54

00:09:27.920 their families, who had confidence that their kids, as long as they worked hard, would have a

00:09:32.500 better life than they did. They dressed their kids. They sent their kids to college on one income.

00:09:39.920 Exactly. And they could send five kids to college on one income and have two cars and buy a house

00:09:45.940 up north. Right. And taking that away, you know, that was sort of instinctively still in our blood

00:09:53.380 and bones in the 20th century, but people didn't know why. So it was easy to start taking that

00:09:58.760 away if you don't know where that policy comes from. And we revived that. But nobody really

00:10:05.860 listened. I mean, some people listened. But finally, by about the turn of the end of the

00:10:11.160 21st century, you had other people beginning to pick up on the American system. And Trump is one

00:10:17.480 of those people, I don't know how much he studied it, but it's in his blood and bones. The guy's a

00:10:22.600 builder. He just likes to build things. And you can tell, you know, he starts talking about the

00:10:27.100 ballroom and he can tell you about the paint and the you know who who does what you know he can he

00:10:32.300 can hold forth with the electrician or the hvac guy you know because he knows this kind of stuff

00:10:37.620 um and and and and here's what is a real threat they really are reviving this when you look at

00:10:46.720 the industry that is coming back to the united states right you know on the campaign trail

00:10:52.540 trump vance right they're all basically announcing a new project i've been keeping track since

00:10:58.720 october 1st when they went on the campaign trail big time 35 projects right tens of thousands of

00:11:05.760 jobs and this is just the beginning yeah and that that's the mortal threat to this yes it is

00:11:11.600 that is that is the fear that the american people will get their jobs and their lifestyle and uh you

00:11:18.080 You know, and the laws that built this country to keep us safe, we would get that back.

00:11:24.500 They hate that.

00:11:26.760 And they hate the productive identity.

00:11:30.240 You know, back in 2023, when the UAW went on strike, we went out to the ticket lines.

00:11:36.540 And we weren't sure what kind of response we were going to get.

00:11:39.780 I wrote a leaflet that says Donald Trump's message to autoworkers.

00:11:43.300 And it was about his support for tariffs and his opposition to the green policies.

00:11:47.000 policies. Right off the bat, we found out more than a majority of those autoworkers. And it

00:11:53.260 didn't matter if they were in a suburban plant or they were on the east side of Detroit. Black, 0.64

00:11:58.520 white, Hispanic, Muslim, it didn't matter. If you were an autoworker, majority of those guys

00:12:03.080 supported Donald Trump. They didn't care what their union bosses said. They didn't care what

00:12:07.520 their spouses said. They didn't care what the media said. They knew they were in the real world. 1.00

00:12:12.400 And I knew this guy was going to move this country back to where it needed to be.

00:12:17.300 They are so afraid of that.

00:12:19.960 Yeah, they're terrified of jobs.

00:12:22.640 I said that because, well, you know, I don't know if you know, but I ran for president as a Green Party and socialist candidate in 2012.

00:12:30.960 But I was kind of sneaky because I was really wanting to do all these things we're talking about.

00:12:41.280 And I did in my campaign. Well, I thought it would be able to go over very well in a socialist party because, you know, they don't talk about anything real ever.

00:12:52.180 So I talked about auditing the Federal Reserve and they didn't even know what that meant or what it was and talking about, you know, jobs and stuff like that.

00:13:02.860 And I actually outlined the whole green energy thing because I was a nut farmer in Hawaii.

00:13:11.300 And so I really, you know, understood about how you plant things to feed people and how food could definitely be, you know, a resource in communities.

00:13:24.340 You know, we didn't have to go give paper money, but we could have a new kind of system based on value, shared values.

00:13:32.860 So I ran on all that. And, you know, I did read a lot of LaRouche and, you know, it did color and inform a lot of my economic ideas because, you know, I did come from a socialist family, but I saw that that was just a money grift.

00:13:52.880 You know, as an insider, it just was all a grift and it cared nothing about labor or people.

00:13:59.660 Right. So, you know, I'm just very, and I've been stumbling around, well, not stumbling, but, you know, not being heard because I couldn't find the right words to make people understand that this really is about British Empire.

00:14:20.300 it really is about the british empire and they never got over being butthurt that we left

00:14:26.860 they wouldn't let us leave and they still won't let us leave and they won't let anybody leave

00:14:33.320 well that's what people don't understand because the great myth is oh you know the british went

00:14:42.080 out of power at the end of world war ii what the hell they all say that they all are you talking

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00:16:30.500 for details it's probably just going to be like look you jews whatever if you're paying we'll 0.95

00:16:36.300 read those on air sure yeah and what they did is they conned us totally into believing that there's 0.96

00:16:45.700 a whole books which are written about this but basically they said oh you know we're bankrupt

00:16:50.760 we're totally screwed uh and if you actually take a look at the world think about the soviet union

00:16:57.200 taking over if the west isn't represented by some major power and you know gradually we just went 0.70

00:17:05.340 right into their fold we got conned by them um and their idea always is you know in terms of how

00:17:13.420 what they're thinking is as their empire is you can do whatever you damn want domestically you

00:17:19.560 know we don't care about that but foreign policy that's ours that's okay because we're the only

00:17:25.900 people who really understand how to run the world um and which is slavery debt war right and the

00:17:35.400 most indicative thing i find is is you know elliot roosevelt wrote a book about his dad

00:17:41.360 uh you know and the conversations he had with churchill and coming into world war ii and

00:17:48.380 what roosevelt told churchill is look uh you know the american people are going to come into this

00:17:54.700 war but on one condition which is the british empire and all of your colonial empire and all

00:18:01.580 the french empire have to end you can't keep going into countries taking everything out of them not

00:18:09.100 letting them develop that's not the american way the american way is we want to actually develop

00:18:15.900 these countries fully economically because ultimately that's the way you end all warfare

00:18:22.000 And Churchill just went apoplectic, according to Eliot's account.

00:18:28.800 You know, father said this, and Roosevelt's cheeks were turning red, and he basically stood up and he said,

00:18:35.980 I did not become prime minister to preside over the end of the British Empire.

00:18:41.660 So they adapted it, you know, after the war to something which seems much softer.

00:18:48.700 uh you know it's called soft power yeah because they understand that the way you actually operate

00:18:55.940 in the world is you set up all the mechanisms by which people think there are the frameworks

00:19:03.720 of how they think um i went to i went to the university of california berkeley and i went

00:19:10.280 to the philosophy department and it was all british philosophy it was it was mind-numbing

00:19:16.120 stuff you know you couldn't i hated it i love plato i loved augustine i loved all of this

00:19:22.560 tradition that's what i wanted to talk about but all my professors were like let's talk about

00:19:28.360 logical positivism or you know this that and the other um and those are your choices by which you

00:19:34.660 can think all right right and it's still that way uh you know don't don't you think the british uh

00:19:41.540 the whole British mind control thing is, you know,

00:19:47.680 to beside owning the narrative and shaping it in every possible way,

00:19:52.640 even the, even the opposition they control.

00:19:59.480 Right.

00:20:00.360 But don't you think that that's made some kind of a significant turn in the

00:20:08.820 last, what would you say, five to 10 years? 0.99

00:20:11.540 It sure got Islam-friendly, didn't it? 0.65

00:20:15.360 Well, that's part of the alliance with Brussels 0.99

00:20:19.080 and this whole one-world government kind of idea,

00:20:24.180 which the Trump administration is directly attacking.

00:20:27.680 I have to really hand it to them.

00:20:29.780 If you look at these speeches,

00:20:31.720 which Vance and Rubio have made at the Munich Security Forum,

00:20:36.220 if you look at any of the speeches,

00:20:38.840 which they they walked right into the the lion's den they walked right into the world economic forum

00:20:45.160 and said you're all full of it trump gave a marvelous speech at the world economic forum

00:20:51.080 back to his first term yeah and he said you know what what if you look at the entirety of history

00:20:59.080 you people are giving away your heritage look at the great cathedrals in europe look at brunelleschi's

00:21:06.120 dome uh and what was done on that project right he didn't know when he started building that domo

00:21:13.400 whether or not the way he had figured it out was ever going to work and yet all of this all

00:21:19.320 of the people in florence kept building and building and building it into the beautiful

00:21:25.000 architecture it is today and it involved just a fundamental complete change in the way people

00:21:31.320 thought about building and geometry all right the president of the united states which i don't

00:21:37.600 know any president who's done that is lecturing the europeans about this right um you know it 0.51

00:21:46.220 really is pretty damn remarkable well how have they been they've been done dumbed down i mean

00:21:53.300 it's like everybody has been dumbed down so significantly to have no uh you know no memory

00:22:00.000 of actual history from like two years ago, it's really frightening. And I don't know,

00:22:06.740 I don't know two weeks from the election, if anybody has any capacity to really understand

00:22:13.820 what's happening to our country, and what's at stake. They think it's just another election,

00:22:18.820 but it isn't. Well, I'm saying, you know, everyone says the conventional wisdom is the

00:22:25.060 party in power always loses. And my response is, excuse me, Donald Trump is not a conventional

00:22:30.600 president. So let's not try and map that onto that. And if you look at the way that they have

00:22:37.980 been doing campaigning, I mean, first of all, part of the rest of the conventional midterm

00:22:44.380 is your Republican candidates want to run as far away from the incumbent as they possibly can.

00:22:50.620 That's traditionally how they campaign, because they buy into the narrative.

00:22:55.120 And Donald Trump ain't letting them do that.

00:22:57.740 He's saying, I am the issue.

00:23:00.200 And I think the question for the population is, if this administration can activate that

00:23:08.160 better identity, and it's not even a question of, do they know all the historical facts?

00:23:13.340 But if people walk into the voting booth, there's a quote from Scott Besant that I've

00:23:18.480 said so many times. 0.98

00:23:19.440 Barbara's sick of it.

00:23:20.220 I said it just a couple of hours ago, but Scott Besson did an interview where he said the Democratic Party strategy is to compensate the loser.

00:23:29.420 And he said, we don't think the lower 50 percent are losers.

00:23:33.280 We think the system is rigged against them and we are going to fix the system now. 0.90

00:23:39.380 And that's that's what I think is going to determine what happens with this midterm.

00:23:44.260 I ain't going to forecast it. I mean, just ignore the polls. But still, this is going to be a subjective question. Because if people, to the extent that people are thinking from the standpoint of, yeah, I can be a winner. Yeah, this country can work again.

00:24:02.040 And one of the interesting places where you see it is here in Detroit, because, of course, we have one of the big marquee races with Mike Rogers versus El-Sayed.

00:24:11.100 And, you know, there's all the things you can say about El-Sayed, and it's probably not as bad as he actually is.

00:24:16.880 And it needs to be said. And it's obviously driving a lot of Jewish Democrats and other, you know, moderate Democrats and so on into Mike Rogers' camp.

00:24:28.020 But what's most interesting, I think, is the black population.

00:24:32.660 Yeah, I know.

00:24:34.740 I love talking about that.

00:24:36.060 It is.

00:24:36.540 It's amazing.

00:24:37.580 It's like last Saturday, last Saturday of Democrats.

00:24:42.100 Yes.

00:24:43.340 Last Saturday, Mike Rogers opened up a campaign headquarters in Detroit.

00:24:48.480 And I was there and it was just absolutely electrifying.

00:24:52.460 And he spoke for about 10 minutes.

00:24:54.000 and what was most fascinating because i've watched him evolve from the terrible campaign he ran in

00:25:01.520 2024 to actually living in trump's world um he has been engaging with the black community with

00:25:09.680 pastors and others on education on housing on what he calls the food desert for seniors you know in

00:25:16.400 these cities and on skilled labor on bringing shop class back into the schools right and the response

00:25:23.760 is just electrifying. Now, of course, I mean, they have no use for Abdul El-Sayed six ways to

00:25:31.420 Sunday. But that's not enough. You've actually got to say, no, I'm engaging with you. I actually 0.97

00:25:38.060 want to solve these problems. And, you know, you start to see that break, you know, again,

00:25:45.080 not just from the negative. And there is tension between Arabs and Blacks in Detroit and so on

00:25:50.740 so forth it is what it is but more important is the positive that that there are people in the 0.79

00:25:57.380 republican party following trump's lead going to the blue collar workers going to the black

00:26:03.380 community going to the other minority communities which are supposed to be on the plantation

00:26:08.740 and they're not and in fact mike rogers met with one of the long time city council women here um

00:26:15.380 and i don't think she's formally endorsed him but she said i i want people to think for themselves

00:26:21.220 would you please listen to the other party for a change she said it's time for detroiters to get

00:26:25.620 off the plantation great that's great well you know they say uh you know because i i i studied

00:26:33.940 it and talked to a lot of people but uh people say that in 2016 trump won big and won black

00:26:43.380 Black, and also in 2020, if you want to, you know, I'm still waiting for real numbers to come out.

00:26:52.880 But, you know, that, and in 24, it was a Black vote that won for Trump in America. So,

00:27:01.760 you know, I have a lot of hope there that people who have been purposely

00:27:07.100 uh robbed and kept in uh you know second class uh citizenry on purpose um that they that they

00:27:22.900 would that that they would uh see what's actually being done to them by their leaders boy once you

00:27:29.180 get some collusive leaders that supposedly speak for you but in fact they speak against you and

00:27:38.360 you're you know everybody that looks like them because you know they're going to get their money

00:27:43.120 and get rich so what do they give a damn to sell out their own people and that's the leaders we 0.76

00:27:48.880 have in every minority group in America, including the Jewish group of Americans. All our leaders are

00:27:59.920 lousy with it. It makes me sick. But isn't that what the British Empire, how they get all the 0.98

00:28:08.580 money is they always like to invent two states, don't they, that actually people who hate each

00:28:15.960 other. They make a state of each one of them and then sell both of them arms. They love war. They

00:28:21.460 make a lot of money on war, don't they? Well, yeah. I mean, that's kind of, the big shift here

00:28:29.840 is 1971 in the United States. That's when, you know, Richard Nixon, led by the Bank of England,

00:28:37.580 actually, you know, abandoned the Bretton Woods monetary system. And we got into this whole

00:28:43.680 floating exchange rate, floating currency, etc.

00:28:48.560 What was the reason for that?

00:28:50.620 Can you explain why we did that?

00:28:53.920 Well, the world was going through a depression at that point.

00:28:57.360 People don't actually realize it,

00:28:59.620 but basically all of Europe was collapsing.

00:29:03.660 The British had basically lost their shirts to the Bank of England.

00:29:08.640 And so now it became a question of what we were going to do

00:29:11.580 in terms of the value of our currency etc uh so you know to short term wall street and the city

00:29:19.820 of london actually convinced him that it's better to get out of this breton woods system now

00:29:25.240 because we can make money on currency wars and other such things as that and the way the the way

00:29:33.180 the city of london actually worked is that or has worked is that they basically have like they said

00:29:40.780 Well, the price of oil is a good example, or any commodity.

00:29:45.520 They don't actually go in and mine it or do anything, take it out of the ground, et cetera.

00:29:50.760 But they, through what began as what was called the petrodollar market, right after we got into these floating exchange rates,

00:29:59.980 the whole issue at that point in time in the world was oil.

00:30:03.460 okay who's who's going to get their hands on oil because that's what's the primary energy source of

00:30:11.520 every world economy and all of that stuff was in the middle east in countries which the british

00:30:18.300 under the british empire had actually formally controlled uh including iran you know the british

00:30:26.220 petroleum was founded in iran um so you know basically the the what was set up at that point

00:30:35.240 in time was they set the prices on almost all the world's commodities gold silver heavy metals

00:30:43.400 precious metals all that other stuff that's all set in the commodity exchange in london for the

00:30:49.440 most part some of it goes to chicago some of it goes to the to the stuff in texas around

00:30:55.100 heavy crude and stuff but that was the arrangement and not only that they set the insurance rates

00:31:03.260 through lloyd's for actually how oil and gas get transported so the whole form thing about

00:31:12.040 the middle east from that point on was how do we keep the arabs and israelis at each other's

00:31:17.760 throats profitably so that every time there's an oil shortage, we make a ton of money in the world 0.98

00:31:28.000 because of wars and everything else that are going on in the Middle East. It's a scam of major 0.97

00:31:34.420 proportions, but it's how they made their money. Then what they did is they deregulated every

00:31:40.900 single bit of finance in the world, including in our own country. We used to have laws like

00:31:47.620 in new york state against usury you know we we didn't allow 25 30 60 interest rates right money

00:31:58.180 at all it was bottom line you know you can charge five percent six percent right beyond that you go

00:32:04.580 to jail i mean that's what we used to have let me ask isn't it true that it was jeffrey epstein

00:32:11.900 who helped deregulate that uh i don't think he had a significant role in in all that stuff i mean

00:32:21.120 you know did he later like in 2008 have something to do with it he had stuff he had stuff to do in

00:32:28.800 2008 with the financial collapse he was like a kind of a a mathematical genius um and that

00:32:38.780 suited him very well for being probably the world's biggest bag man that's what he was yeah you know

00:32:45.900 for intelligence agencies for uh mobsters for drug dealers for everything else he's moving their

00:32:54.620 money uh through all of these offshore havens that's what i was about to get to is that the

00:32:59.980 second part of the british operation at that point was deregulate everything run everything offshore 0.83

00:33:07.500 and you know you create a black economy if you will it's completely outside the purview of 0.88

00:33:14.680 anything else you can you can you can run drugs which they did heavily one of the things that

00:33:21.800 mr larouche got in so much trouble for was saying the queen of england pushes dope

00:33:27.180 that was totally true because that was the apparatus which was actually

00:33:38.340 wandering all the dope money in the world at a certain point and all the weapons stuff and

00:33:43.660 everything else i should make clear since we're talking about him we're not associated with his

00:33:48.760 wife in any kind of way uh just so it's clear for people and we have to say that because we

00:33:54.040 kind of disagreed politically and we had a big dispute with her and she doesn't want to be

00:33:58.840 associated with us because we love donald trump and she doesn't so um that's the big deal who is

00:34:04.280 this his former is he's deceased and his widow uh still runs a an operation in his name gotcha

00:34:14.600 but you know what's interesting is if you pay attention to what scott besant has been doing

00:34:19.800 who's my favorite cabinet officer, never thought I'd be cheerleading a treasury secretary, right?

00:34:24.320 I know. He's great.

00:34:27.280 I mean, he's a killer. 1.00

00:34:29.160 Yeah. 0.93

00:34:29.720 But, you know, each one of these pillars of this post-war world,

00:34:35.140 the way the IMF has functioned as the debt collector and the enforcer for green policies

00:34:41.320 and the institution that takes advantage of the floating exchange rates,

00:34:46.860 if you he didn't go to the imf meeting which was last week uh which is i i you know i looked i could

00:34:54.460 not find an instance where u.s treasury secretary did not go to an annual meeting of the international

00:35:00.680 monetary fund that's sort of like where the the capos meet right and instead he sent a written

00:35:06.540 statement and you know very quietly very subtly he dissed all of their fundamental policies you

00:35:13.800 know, that the only way you deal with debt is you just cut, cut, cut. He said, no, we're going to

00:35:17.840 grow our way out of this. He talked about how currency instability causes imbalances, which

00:35:25.980 have to change. That's a treasury secretary saying floating exchange rates are a problem.

00:35:31.960 And you have never heard that since 1971. And of course, he just outright told both the IMF and

00:35:38.300 the World Bank to stop pushing the green policy. And the United States is going to start supporting

00:35:43.200 nuclear power in the developing sector so you know i mean unless you're paying attention and

00:35:48.000 you kind of know what the war has been the real war has been you read that and say oh well that's

00:35:52.960 a boring speech no that was actually a declaration of war against everything this global elite have

00:35:59.120 done and then you know he drops these little bombs like he says oh yeah we're tracking uh

00:36:06.640 where the irgc's money is you know and and the example he gives is the british virgin islands

00:36:12.560 He could have said anything, you know, but he said, or he says, we've got you shut down. So you can't get your money in London or you can't go visit your mistresses in Paris. I mean, you know, he is very clear in terms of what this apparatus is, and they are going after it. You know, when Barbara was talking about, you know, how the British say, you can't have foreign policy, we're going to run that.

00:36:39.360 Right. And you look at everything that Trump has done outside of the big, beautiful bill, which he got through on the basis of his momentum, you know, coming out of 2024, it steamrolled even the rhinos and the never Trumpers and all that kind of stuff into supporting it.

00:36:55.460 Everything else that he has done, including this investment boom coming into the United States, has been foreign policy.

00:37:02.100 yes you know i mean we're all fighting you know to make sure that we hold on to the senate and

00:37:08.520 hopefully hold on to the house in the midterms but honestly outside of the fact that it's going 0.86

00:37:15.000 to be a shit storm and they're going to use it politically to try and create chaos and so on 0.70

00:37:19.600 they're not going to be able to stop what donald trump is doing in terms of our reset of the global 0.98

00:37:25.760 financial system this is all in the domain of foreign policy they can't stop it and when he's

00:37:31.180 got other countries like russia and china and india and japan working and now most of south

00:37:38.420 america thanks to the fact that we got rid of usa id so you could actually oh thank god for that

00:37:44.660 right thank god that was a he's got you know he's got the most important countries in the world the

00:37:50.120 other superpowers he's got other major nations on his side and you know you look at greenland

00:37:56.640 I mean, you know, while everybody was, you know, doing whatever first, you know, freaking out that he's going to invade this, that and the other thing or looking someplace else, he's quietly sitting there and Denmark and Greenland just quietly say, I guess this is the new game in town.

00:38:14.260 So let's let's make a deal.

00:38:16.260 You think Canada is going to do that? 0.99

00:38:20.900 Beat the crap out of them before they do anything. 0.99

00:38:24.160 I think that he is beating the crap out of them. 1.00

00:38:26.340 I think he is, too.

00:38:27.680 I mean, you know, Carney is playing with no cards in his hands, but he's not going to continue.

00:38:34.640 It seems like they just care about the theater that makes it to the media, huh?

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00:40:56.540 Yeah.

00:40:58.640 Go ahead, Barbara.

00:40:59.520 They have nothing to back anything up, 0.99

00:41:02.640 and the stuff they say is all insane and dribble and crap. 0.98

00:41:07.600 They've got these paid kids that go out there and protest. 0.99

00:41:13.360 Jake and I were saying last night in the car,

00:41:15.360 they're protesting rape-free communities.

00:41:21.660 They don't like that.

00:41:23.460 They're protesting low crime rates and better education.

00:41:27.960 And jobs.

00:41:32.000 They're protesting an end to the structural racism

00:41:36.780 that the Democrat Party has invented and keeps going.

00:41:40.360 They like racism. 0.99

00:41:42.640 They like black people living in ghettos and having, you know, bad schools and bad health care. 1.00

00:41:49.760 They like that. 1.00

00:41:51.420 And then, I mean, I just can't believe how stupid they are or possessed. 1.00

00:41:57.920 I don't know. 1.00

00:41:58.720 They might be possessed by the ghost of some old English king.

00:42:04.640 I don't know.

00:42:05.440 But it ain't good.

00:42:07.920 No.

00:42:09.260 Well, can I ask a question?

00:42:10.820 Do you guys mind?

00:42:11.360 because yeah you guys say before the show i represent the the audience because i don't know

00:42:15.640 what you guys are talking about at all which uh which so i'm gonna i'm gonna need you to explain

00:42:21.420 it to me if we can do that right now or at some point in the show clearly and specifically because

00:42:26.080 i hear globalism my mom for the last three years on this podcast two and a half years always talks

00:42:30.320 about the royals and the british crown and i read the comments and everyone's like hey she's just

00:42:34.680 you know she's running cover for israel or trying to think nobody understands the big picture

00:42:39.780 that she's been painting which is why i'm so excited you tour here because i have seen some

00:42:43.780 clips and i'm like oh this must be what my mom is trying to get at could you give me one of you or

00:42:48.880 both of you just you know as succinctly as possible what the actual british crown this global market

00:42:56.400 the operation mockingbird you brought up we're talking now about people resisting things clearly

00:43:01.560 there's some kind of mind control on the american public that seems we're all saying coming from

00:43:07.140 up high is up high the british crown or is it bigger or they in cahoots who's it's a i mean

00:43:15.620 start out start out i think in the simplest place okay uh what did we fight the american

00:43:20.880 revolution against you know i always remind people it wasn't communism yeah it's the crown

00:43:25.960 wasn't even around yet right monarchy we fought yeah we fought against the british and and it's

00:43:31.660 a system the the best place to start is what what are the what are the foundations of this imperial

00:43:38.480 system and economically it's twofold basically central banking where you have a private central

00:43:46.860 bank that controls your currency controls your credit flows essentially controls your economy

00:43:52.620 big monopolies like the british east india company you know which today is your big globalist

00:43:58.860 corporations, which squat above really the nation, because it's not about the nation

00:44:03.980 of England or even the United Kingdom. And in fact, at one point, I think it was in the 1820s,

00:44:10.460 the British East India Company's army was like orders of magnitude bigger, 10 times bigger or

00:44:18.380 something than the British army itself. So all the British Isles have been is the current

00:44:24.460 headquarters of this system, which has been around since Babylon and Persia and Rome.

00:44:31.300 Yeah, especially Babylon.

00:44:33.520 Yeah, and the Dutch Empire, which is why you have the Anglo-Dutch side of things. In fact,

00:44:39.700 central banking moved from Venice to Holland, then to the Bank of England at the end of the

00:44:45.260 17th century. So that's the economic structure. The philosophical structure, which has to go

00:44:52.380 hand in hand with it is the image of man they don't believe that we are in the image of the

00:44:58.700 creator they believe we're just animal we're all animals their blood may be bluer than ours so

00:45:04.080 that's why they get to rule us or it's just might makes right and that's why they get to rule us

00:45:08.460 but that's the oligarchical system that oligarchy is an important word i mean that i know the left

00:45:15.080 throws it around but it means the rule of the few and if you look at it throughout history

00:45:20.380 It has always been wedded to this kind of economic system where all you're doing is stealing and looting, whereas American system or a human economic system is based on the idea that the human mind creates new wealth by discovering new principles.

00:45:42.420 Electricity is not something natural except enlightening, which Benjamin Franklin figured out what that actually was.

00:45:48.720 we invented it we invented bronze you know alloys that you put together are not things you find in

00:45:56.700 nature we we invented agriculture by figuring out how the seasons work which your your little pets

00:46:04.120 can't do they can't figure out when you would need to plant and harvest and so on and so forth

00:46:10.940 that that's human economics and and what our founding fathers did in particular alexander

00:46:17.060 Hamilton, along with George Washington, who really was an economic and scientific genius,

00:46:22.200 is they said, all right, we're going to run our economy not from the standpoint of who collects

00:46:28.020 the most money, which is the imperial system, money and power. We want to run our economy from

00:46:33.800 the standpoint of how can we constantly improve it in this real universe. So, you know, how do we

00:46:40.820 how do we and also to build wealth exactly how and how so how do you favor the producers

00:46:48.020 as opposed to you know favoring the looters and the stores and so they you know the american

00:46:55.200 system is based on national banking which is not central banking in other words you as a nation

00:47:01.340 want to make sure your producers will get credit i mean if somebody wants to go build a gambling

00:47:06.020 casino you know whatever but you know you want to make sure there's cheap credit available for your

00:47:11.860 producers which we have not had for a long time and this administration is doing it in spades

00:47:17.060 because even though we still have the federal reserve and it's going to take a little time to

00:47:20.500 have the political capital to get rid of that and to know even to know what to replace it with in

00:47:25.380 the 21st century um this administration has got all sorts of institutions which they've either

00:47:31.620 either revived or created, like the Office of Strategic Capital in the Pentagon, which makes

00:47:37.600 sure that if somebody needs to get some credit so they can start processing strategic minerals here

00:47:43.540 in the United States, they're going to be able to get the credit and they won't have to go to Bank

00:47:47.500 of America, which isn't going to give it to them, for example. So they've set up all these

00:47:51.320 institutions to get credit out. That's one pillar. Another pillar, obviously tariffs. You protect

00:47:57.340 your producers simple end of story um you don't want to be vulnerable for everything on the rest

00:48:04.460 of the world and the third thing is the government does have a role to play in the big infrastructure

00:48:10.060 projects that are too big for one particular company to do like the original apollo project

00:48:17.100 you know but then with the apollo project as it matures you do have private enterprise like elon

00:48:24.460 musk you know step in and take it the next steps that's all the american system whereas the british

00:48:31.660 system is what your average young person has been living through which is why they're so susceptible

00:48:37.980 to socialism you know they they watch their grandparents lose their jobs because of nafta

00:48:44.140 they watch their parents lose their house in 2008 financial blowout but bank of america got bailed

00:48:49.900 out. Maybe they got to start in life and then they got screwed by COVID. Their small business

00:48:57.300 got shut down and so on. So you have this younger generation, which knows nothing about how the U.S.

00:49:03.060 economy used to work. And nobody knows anything about the American system until we came along and

00:49:08.240 some people in the Trump administration are now pushing it and a few other groups like American

00:49:12.820 compass. So your young person sits there and says, you know, this system sucks. Well, 0.99

00:49:19.880 socialism sounds better than this. And if all you do, Barbara's favorite phrase is like some

00:49:25.620 old man saying, get off the grass. If all you do is just sit here and say, socialism is bad. Don't

00:49:31.340 you know anything? The kid says to you, yeah, well, this system sucks too. So I'm just going to 1.00

00:49:36.260 maybe try something I've never tried before, which is where the question of, all right,

00:49:40.520 how about something which actually worked, which is the American system. So this question of the

00:49:48.740 British system versus the American system is what they've taken that conflict away from us,

00:49:55.500 and they've created all these phony things which dominate the narratives. So that's where I would 0.51

00:50:02.020 start. Forget about even everything they've done in the 20th and the 21st century. Go back to the

00:50:09.840 american revolution go back to that essential conflict between those two those two systems

00:50:15.400 then just start following it up today and as i mentioned earlier you take your american system

00:50:20.740 presidents they end up getting shot and sorry one last question the the the crown like technically

00:50:27.940 we're still fighting the revolutionary war you're saying their soft power how did they if that if

00:50:36.580 that is true what you're suggesting is true how do they get to the point now where nobody even

00:50:41.260 thinks royals or british is a is a power how do they do that how do they convince people was that

00:50:47.060 just luck or was that when they use mockingbird and they used the media to do it or how do they

00:50:52.960 do that because i i'm totally it's just reality that everybody's accepted that has nothing to do 0.56

00:50:58.680 with reality right they're still very much in power yeah the the idea is dumb people down

00:51:05.900 first of all i mean you know in the american educational system for example my dad was a

00:51:13.220 teacher and he went to graduate school in berkeley in you know like i think in in probably the 40s

00:51:20.960 or 50s it was when john dewey was first coming in and telling teachers how to teach and he came

00:51:27.460 back from he got his master's degree but he came back he said i gotta stop teaching because even

00:51:34.440 then he recognized that the schools were being ruined in terms of the curriculum which people

00:51:41.220 were supposed to be able to master and everything that he was a math teacher and everything that he 0.97

00:51:47.240 was trying to teach people was being taken over by these you know huge programs etc so they dumb

00:51:53.600 people down all right and we de-emphasized science yeah we did de-emphasized engineering

00:52:01.520 um you know we de-emphasized all and we de-emphasized one of the most awful things

00:52:08.360 which the CIA and the British did was to attack culture directly um you know the the CIA actually

00:52:17.240 ran most of American intellectual life. Most people find this surprising, but what I'm saying

00:52:23.640 to you now is all totally documented. They had this thing called the Congress of Cultural Freedom,

00:52:30.400 and the idea was that we have to show the Soviets, in terms of the Cold War, that we are more free

00:52:39.960 in terms of our intellectual life than they would ever allow so out of that horrible program you've 0.95

00:52:48.980 got modern art just throwing you know basic bullshit on a canvas and say that's art okay 0.90

00:52:57.560 they sponsored that they actually sponsored that atonal music as opposed to classical music 0.97

00:53:03.900 you know there's all sorts of studies which say if babies listen to mozart

00:53:07.960 um you know they develop incredible intellects there's a reason for that in terms of how

00:53:14.260 classical music actually works on the mind right but it's all based on numbing you on numbing you

00:53:21.180 down so that your thinking process your creative process goes away um you know by the time you get

00:53:28.260 out of graduate school you you probably you know no longer have a sense that you ever want to play

00:53:34.400 with ideas again you know you're you're you know just sort of going going to the little houses and

00:53:40.980 they all look the same and you know you're not don't and trump on the other hand keeps telling

00:53:46.080 people think outside the box think outside the box that's that's where the imagination comes from

00:53:54.160 and when they see that creativity you know they're almost like feral animals in the sense

00:54:01.780 that you know that is what we don't want we don't we hate that creativity we hate that idea even

00:54:09.100 that people can do that because you don't believe the idea that people could think enough to

00:54:15.260 formulate a question such as what the hell are you doing where they hate that yeah well how about

00:54:24.160 why are you doing that well that's the second question you'd come up with but you know just the

00:54:31.660 just the uh just the uh just it dawning on you wow is this a crooked this is a pyramid scheme

00:54:42.920 but it's like it's a it's a um it's a ponzi scheme beyond all ponzi schemes and it has just uh

00:54:56.000 oligarchs at the top and everybody else at the bottom and they're all at war they're all at war

00:55:03.360 and they're up here eating the uh but you know one of the ways that they got away with it you 1.00

00:55:11.220 know Barbara and I are both boomers um and you know you you think of you think of what happened

00:55:17.920 in the 1960s when you first saw the assassination of John Kennedy yeah you know I mean I was 13 0.98

00:55:25.320 you know and you sit there and you watch Jack Ruby shoot Lee Harvey Oswald and you say holy shit 0.98

00:55:32.300 you know this is not you know whatever story they're feeding you on television on television 0.95

00:55:39.300 you know whatever story they're feeding me i don't believe it right and there was an effort

00:55:44.260 you know of people to try and get to the bottom of it mark lane but what comes what happens they 0.90

00:55:49.120 come down with you on a ton of bricks these are conspiracy theories you're crazy conspiracy

00:55:54.400 theories are crazy then you watch bobby kennedy and martin luther king martin luther king and

00:56:00.300 then bobby kennedy shot i was campaigning for bobby senior in in san francisco when he was shot

00:56:05.400 um you know and then and and and you you see other people try and resist and they just they

00:56:12.740 get politically eliminated sometimes their plane flies falls out of the sky you know and so on

00:56:18.460 so what happens with the population is even though you know there's a part of them that says

00:56:24.260 you know there's something going on here and i don't like it and you know i but the next step i

00:56:31.100 wish I could do something about it but every time somebody sticks their head up above the foxhole

00:56:35.840 boom yeah or you know like your mother you're that call our crazy conspiracy theory right you

00:56:42.240 know so they they create this overwhelming thing that you've got to be a very exceptional individual

00:56:47.400 you've got to actually be interdirected you've got to know who you are and why you believe what

00:56:52.220 you believe and you don't give a damn what anybody is going to and you've got to be ready

00:56:56.380 for the consequences. And the number of people who were willing to do that was getting smaller

00:57:01.740 and smaller. I mean, again, Barbara said, we went through it. LaRouche went to jail. 20 of our

00:57:06.980 associates went to jail. I mean, we were under massive attack. Most people would cut and run,

00:57:12.160 you know, but if you know why you're fighting and what you're fighting for, you just put your head

00:57:15.520 down and you keep going. But then along came Donald Trump. And suddenly you have somebody

00:57:21.540 on the national stage and damn it if he hasn't survived everything that they've done and so

00:57:28.820 people are sort of there's a it just opened up for millions of americans i can actually imagine 0.88

00:57:36.420 that we can fight this i'm not alone i'm not crazy i can actually imagine that we can fight this

00:57:42.900 and that we can win and that the world could change and it could be better and it could

00:57:48.480 specifically be much better

00:57:50.460 for women

00:57:51.460 not worse

00:57:53.620 I mean they're out there saying 0.95

00:57:56.060 they want women to be slaves

00:57:58.140 wearing 1.00

00:57:58.580 garbage bags 0.98

00:58:01.220 they want to help the rapists 1.00

00:58:04.140 I mean oh my god

00:58:06.120 I just

00:58:07.540 I feel so sorry for them

00:58:09.880 but I know they're paid

00:58:11.580 I know they don't even believe it

00:58:13.380 they're Soros paid

00:58:15.640 protesters 0.99

00:58:18.820 Well, I think you've got garbage over your head or your hair has to be dyed purple. 0.98

00:58:24.260 It's one of the two things that seem to be vogue these days in terms of these crazy – 1.00

00:58:31.100 the women who are doing this are increasingly crazy, you know, 1.00

00:58:35.080 and that's why you have all this revolt among young men. 0.96

00:58:40.420 You know, when we talk to young people, they say,

00:58:44.660 i'm really afraid to go out and even date um because what's going to happen you know am i 1.00

00:58:51.480 going to get charged with rape or or what have you from all of this crazy stuff in the female 1.00

00:58:57.100 culture at this point yeah it's completely off the map it's they i can't believe that uh women 0.99

00:59:05.320 have sunk so low and uh you know they're they're basically rape apologists and they love and they 0.87

00:59:13.620 love rape culture can't get enough of it they are against they are trying to uh desecrate the 1.00

00:59:20.140 rights of women worldwide because they're that damn stupid i think they're drugged too 1.00

00:59:26.340 it's a lot of it prescription drugs yeah that's a whole other that's a whole other podcast 1.00

00:59:34.560 why i go off on the women day and night i'm like you know i can see how it happened too uh it's 0.62

00:59:42.720 just sad i hope uh well it does feel like a coordinated fast because women will be the death

00:59:50.920 of everybody's freedom who ever thought that i did oh yes you did that's because i had to date 0.72

00:59:58.520 women so i knew better yeah you know i changed my mind a lot about women having two sons and

01:00:03.860 watching them date i mean i had to change my mind about things you know because there has to be

01:00:09.520 some of this has to be because what we're seeing the thing i'm focused on a lot lately especially

01:00:14.380 two weeks before this election is i'm watching these demoralization campaigns and mockingbird

01:00:18.840 all the stuff we always talk about that we've done to other countries and i've seen happen

01:00:21.540 i'm seeing them now do that to maga and i'm in shock because i knew they were going to do it

01:00:27.560 because like you're what you guys are really saying is the american way you know we got guns

01:00:32.460 we got individuality we can't be stopped we scare all the globalists we're the most powerful thing

01:00:36.640 on the planet as long as we're unified and so we knew they were going to try and divide us

01:00:40.960 i'm in still in shock at how easy it was how easy it was to divide maga i mean again hopefully the

01:00:49.220 polls are wrong hopefully the election goes well they are wrong i hope so but but you can't deny

01:00:54.440 that there is a civil unrest or civil war within maga which is half the side is like i'm gonna go

01:00:59.840 vote for the the reason we form maga i'm gonna go side with the people that we're fighting against

01:01:04.300 it's crazy how quick their minds were flipped it has to be coordinated it has to be drug-induced

01:01:09.500 or mind-controlled or financial or something oh it's all coordinated it's all coordinated that

01:01:14.540 the day after october 7th yeah uh everybody was uh you know on the streets with matching signs

01:01:22.460 worldwide saying um you know uh the horrible things they said yeah you know again being

01:01:31.980 for rape culture for terrorism and uh you know it was worldwide so of course it's coordinated

01:01:39.640 it doesn't just spring up like none of these phony uh left-wing ngo led and paid uh groups they

01:01:50.060 they're not grassroots they don't come from the people they come from the elitists and 0.99

01:01:55.500 go down and they're paid all of this shit is fake as fuck right and you know i i think in in terms of 0.99

01:02:05.520 of the split i don't think it's that big a split to tell you the truth and it's a split 0.99

01:02:11.400 it's just manufactured it's a split among the influencers okay and i i i really dated to the

01:02:19.200 assassination of charlie cook yes yeah because because you know he was he was a certain kind of

01:02:26.160 glue yes which held all of these various factions together that's why they took him out yep um and 0.65

01:02:32.840 then you you got all of this crazy crap around oh it was really the israelis who killed him and 0.89

01:02:39.400 this that and the other i i find much more terrifying the idea of this trans kid just 0.99

01:02:46.540 taking grandpa's gun because he didn't like Charlie and killing him because that to me is

01:02:53.320 far more terrifying than you know the idea that in terms of you know what's going on out there

01:02:59.820 in the population than if it was directed by the Mossad or something else that's an easy

01:03:06.040 explication all right versus what this is which is really scary it's called in the in the literature

01:03:14.000 that you read about it, they call it stochastic terrorism, i.e. the idea that if you do a message

01:03:20.740 over and over and over again about a person, you will get people who are unbalanced out there to 0.52

01:03:28.680 ultimately be the Manchurian candidate, like the CIA has always tried to create, and they will kill

01:03:35.960 that's what's

01:03:37.260 they said it every day

01:03:39.120 they said it every day

01:03:41.260 about Charlotte being a racist 0.91

01:03:43.760 being the end of the world 0.61

01:03:45.460 for you know

01:03:46.700 people who have

01:03:48.840 bodily

01:03:50.920 integrity issues

01:03:52.860 they said it every day on

01:03:55.520 all the news and I was like

01:03:57.640 they're going to keep pushing until somebody

01:03:59.460 gets killed because they do want that

01:04:01.520 they do want it 1.00

01:04:02.760 they pushed for Trump to get shot

01:04:05.560 at too they they that's all they do they have no solutions they have no common sense they have no

01:04:12.480 anything but just violence amping up calling for it they love it right right 0.75

01:04:21.420 it's yeah of course the trans community is complicit in in the shooting of charlie kirk 0.96

01:04:33.280 They just released something today where the boyfriend Lance, he drew a map that Charlie

01:04:41.900 obviously, I mean that, what's his name, the shooter, obviously used.

01:04:48.620 You know, but then they go to work real hard to, I think what they do is they work real

01:04:54.920 hard to separate cause and effect in the media so people never can know why or what or how. 0.99

01:05:03.280 It's just all like just a bombardment of just the same old bullshit. 0.93

01:05:09.640 But one thing I wanted to talk about is the British Empire really hates the idea of sovereign states and sovereign governments, including the United States, don't they? 0.98

01:05:23.080 Because that gets in the way of them controlling everything in the world, including all the oil, right?

01:05:29.040 Oh, yeah.

01:05:29.420 Yeah. No, that's been a core principle of this whole thing, which is why they're so terrified

01:05:37.100 that Trump could have an individual relationship with Russia or an individual relationship with

01:05:43.860 China. Now, Russia is honestly much more compatible in terms of their economy, their system of

01:05:48.940 government, their Christian heritage. So, I mean, the fact that they keep demonizing Russia and

01:05:53.940 Putin is just part of their playbook. China is obviously a little more problematic. You do have

01:05:58.300 the CCP. But nonetheless, Trump's approach to this is you're a sovereign nation. You're the

01:06:05.460 second biggest superpower in the world. We got to talk. We got to work out our differences as best

01:06:10.720 we can and keep this below the level of blowing up the world. And everything Trump does, which

01:06:17.280 if you read the literature in the, you know, the British foreign policy think tanks like Chatham

01:06:23.060 House and Atlantic Council and so on and so forth, they always use this term, oh, it's

01:06:28.480 transactional, which means he's doing a one-on-one relationship with another nation, which is

01:06:34.800 based on what's good for them, what's good for us, where do we meet, as opposed to what's

01:06:39.700 good for the rules-based international order, as they put it, right?

01:06:44.500 What's good for the British throne?

01:06:46.960 Exactly.

01:06:47.760 Because we're free of them, and we need to be free of them.

01:06:51.340 And I wanted to talk about, and we've tried to be free of them forever, too, and they keep squashing it in our face, but Obama was really their, he was really their tool in the Donbass and in the Ukraine, wasn't he?

01:07:08.000 Yes, very much so.

01:07:10.200 So, I mean, this is longstanding British imperial policy, what's going on with Ukraine.

01:07:16.440 Yes.

01:07:17.360 Because the whole idea, the whole way they conducted things for centuries, really, was the idea that they needed to conquer Russia.

01:07:27.780 Why?

01:07:28.120 Because Alfred Mackinder, who was their chief geopolitical guy, said he who controls this part of Eurasia controls the world.

01:07:38.680 that's the route through which that's a land route which goes all the way through to India

01:07:43.300 and China and so forth but you can't do that without conquering Russia and basically balkanizing 0.69

01:07:51.860 Russia so you can make an argument a very sound argument that the reason for World War I and World

01:07:58.160 War II was exactly this drive by the British to conquer Russia and Russia was our friend

01:08:07.520 They actually saved our butt in the Civil War

01:08:11.180 And they were very significant in helping us with the revolution

01:08:15.740 Which very few people who don't know their history even realize

01:08:20.120 So Ukraine, you know, back during the time of Obama

01:08:26.020 They've been trying to take Ukraine and use it as a mercenary army against Russia

01:08:33.780 really going all the way back to

01:08:36.820 the early 2000s 0.97

01:08:39.160 when they did the orange revolution

01:08:41.560 these color revolutions which they did

01:08:43.600 throughout all of the former

01:08:45.540 Soviet states

01:08:46.620 and the idea

01:08:49.340 basically is

01:08:50.600 this is how we're going to do

01:08:53.340 you know as Obama

01:08:54.960 liked to put it, lead from behind

01:08:57.120 this is what we're going to do

01:08:59.240 this is what we're going to do

01:09:00.920 to actually

01:09:01.940 not get our hands dirty but just run the whole place so right that's what happened is is they

01:09:14.580 did the so-called revolution of dignity and they set off a civil war which you know they're 0.75

01:09:20.420 responsible he and victoria newland and their british cohorts are responsible for killing 0.98

01:09:26.300 everybody who's been killed in ukraine at this point because you know they the russians made 0.86

01:09:32.180 very clear our red line is ukraine in nato right we will not tolerate you know it's like us in 0.97

01:09:40.580 cuba if cuba had become like this huge you know force which actually could conquer the united 0.99

01:09:46.020 states we would never allow that um you know so basically that's what they did and it's been so

01:09:54.260 misrepresented you know oh zelinski's the hero and he shouldn't give up any territory well

01:10:01.860 bs i mean you know what happened after the coup is all the people there in the donbass said we

01:10:08.980 want to be we're russian yeah right we're historically russian that's who we are that's

01:10:14.600 where our history is we want to go with russia and not only that what's most shameful about

01:10:19.980 this whole Ukraine thing. They used neo-Nazis to absolutely be the forces that actually attacked 0.52

01:10:28.400 the Donbass. And there was a civil war for all this period. It's really a grotesque history.

01:10:37.560 And so that ended by saying, okay, we're going to freeze the line of conflict in the Donbass,

01:10:44.180 and there's going to be this thing called the Minsk Agreements with the Europeans.

01:10:47.460 and what they're going to do is they're going to come in

01:10:50.180 and they're going to end the war right where everybody's troops are now, okay?

01:10:56.000 Well, Angela Merkel came out and said, yeah, we did that and it was totally fraud.

01:11:00.940 We never intended to actually enforce that,

01:11:05.500 that we needed time to allow Ukraine to get totally armed.

01:11:11.640 So when Putin looks at this and he says,

01:11:13.940 you want to freeze the line of contact

01:11:16.420 after what I just went through

01:11:18.420 with all you guys in terms of the Minsk agreements

01:11:20.780 give me a

01:11:22.420 break no way

01:11:24.040 we're doing that again

01:11:25.340 to force

01:11:26.100 why is the

01:11:30.340 American left the democrat party

01:11:32.580 so

01:11:33.540 why do they talk about Ukraine all the time

01:11:40.640 what's the angle on that

01:11:42.300 when they're always talking about the war in the Ukraine

01:11:45.480 and they love Zelensky.

01:11:46.820 What's that all about?

01:11:50.460 Well, they're all completely compromised. 0.76

01:11:53.420 You know, this is, you know, it's like we hate the war in Iran, 0.69

01:11:58.460 but we love this war. 0.94

01:12:00.920 Right.

01:12:01.480 The reason why we love this war is because, you know,

01:12:08.120 under Democratic administrations,

01:12:10.280 they actually under clinton controlled russia in other words clinton controlled you know yeltsin

01:12:17.980 they looted the country to the bone um you know after the soviet union collapsed

01:12:25.320 and they had what they wanted or they or so they thought and then you know basically what

01:12:32.380 happened is yeltsin left he said uh vladimir you go in there and clean up my mess you know

01:12:37.980 There's a drunk who was kind of deliberately placed there.

01:12:43.220 And Putin went into the oligarchs in Russia, and, you know, that's who was running things, and said, Nayet, you know, you guys can keep your riches, that's the deal, but you can't get involved in politics.

01:12:56.560 And he basically took the country back, which is why they hate him.

01:13:02.320 And they thought they had the deal, the deal of, you know, everything the British had been working for for two centuries.

01:13:09.480 And, you know, you can make a very sound historical argument that when Roosevelt died, aside from JFK, the rest of it was a total mess.

01:13:19.420 Truman sold this out totally to the British. 0.56

01:13:23.720 You know, Eisenhower was pretty good in certain respects. 0.92

01:13:26.920 He did Suez and other things to block it.

01:13:30.480 But after JFK was shot, the rest of it is all downhill.

01:13:37.180 yeah and to the extent that nixon you know who was your earlier earlier question i mean it was

01:13:45.180 basically the u.s dollar was under attack by the british pound which is why he had to why he

01:13:49.820 decoupled because he was told that was the only response but even despite that mistake he was

01:13:56.220 still trying to advance a policy which was not completely in keeping with the empire and that

01:14:03.900 is why they pulled the plug on Richard Nixon. So, you know, they don't have to assassinate you.

01:14:09.920 Right. They watergate you. They throw you in jail and so on. And that really, see, that's been the

01:14:16.100 history of the post-war period. And, you know, where people just sort of say, oh, well, that's

01:14:20.980 how things are. Planes fall out of the sky. Lone assassins assassinate people. There's corrupt

01:14:26.580 politicians. So this one goes to jail, but that one doesn't go to jail. And, you know, people just 0.99

01:14:31.020 sort of accommodate to that. And that's the way, and it kind of, you know, it dulls your sense of

01:14:35.740 outrage or, you know, whatever. Well, it kicks the American spirit right out of your guts,

01:14:43.000 doesn't it? Exactly. And then Trump came along and just unabashedly brought it back. You know,

01:14:51.120 I mean, you go to these rallies, I don't know how many I've been to, but we actually just got a

01:14:56.640 report from one of our friends in North Carolina who had gone to her first Trump rally. And she

01:15:02.700 just said, yeah, Trump was great. He said all the things you wanted him to say, but it was the

01:15:07.900 people. Everybody was happy. Everybody knows. Everybody knows that they're hearing real

01:15:18.500 information they're hearing from the president i mean i you know i keep joking for god's sakes

01:15:26.300 ymca the village people i know i wonder about that the minute i hear those opening notes

01:15:33.680 i mean he's just making people happy that's the american spirit

01:15:41.500 and that we would unite for uh common sense solutions too yeah it's so simple i mean

01:15:52.900 they've made everything so complicated you can't really see your way out of it

01:15:56.720 i think that whole the whole obama years were making it even more trying to make it even more 0.99

01:16:04.180 stupid than it possibly than it was at the time even more stupid so that it was about uh the 1.00

01:16:12.600 melanin in your skin rather than um rather than the insane friggin uh system of uh slavery that 1.00

01:16:24.800 they invented in this country sending some like you know sending some people because of their

01:16:31.160 melanin to prison while other people without melanin never got punished for the same thing

01:16:36.880 everyone saw that and yet they they blame the wrong people they automatically blame the people

01:16:44.600 that are trying to help them it's just crazy i hate it so you know because i feel sorry for people

01:16:54.000 not knowing why everything's on fire being lied to why every why everything is burning and who's

01:17:01.840 doing it and and then and to be and to be led to cheer for the people who you know want their

01:17:09.960 demise want their impoverishment to cheer for them because you know that's what you've been told

01:17:17.040 you've been told that so many times that it's not even you don't even question it and uh

01:17:23.920 these people that get on tv with that i don't know how they even sleep at night i guess because

01:17:31.580 they have no self-awareness or something but boy how do they do those people they've made their

01:17:38.020 faustian bargain and they're happy to live with it you know but when you look at the population

01:17:42.600 i mean i think it's important to look at the different layers um okay you know you have the

01:17:47.100 people who have just completely sold out right um uh but you you do have a layer of the population

01:17:54.160 which has just never known anything else yes and you know if you can come in and kind of puncture

01:18:01.140 the matrix you know with with a discussion which is why you know when i was watching mike rogers

01:18:09.140 with these uh black detroiters i mean it was really very very refreshing i mean i used to

01:18:16.540 to announce the guy is a neocon. He was the head of the intelligence committee. He voted for the 0.99

01:18:21.240 Patriot Act. I mean, I was not the biggest fan in the world. Well, he was living in that world

01:18:26.000 and he was playing a role in that world. There seems to be another person there. And you sit

01:18:31.500 there and you look at him in dialogue with these black Detroiters, seriously discussing, all right, 0.83

01:18:36.380 how do we deal with their housing problem? How do you deal with the fact that there's no fresh food 0.86

01:18:40.580 that you can get in the city of Detroit? How do you deal with what he calls the biggest civil rights

01:18:45.480 issue of this, the 21st century, which is 70% of Detroit kids can't read at a fourth grade level. 0.81

01:18:53.060 I mean, that's a war crime. That is a war crime. 0.85

01:18:55.880 He calls it the biggest civil rights issue, but war crime is about as close as that. So, 0.66

01:19:00.360 you know, you get in there and you actually just start talking to people about the real issues,

01:19:05.180 not the hot button things that are supposed to set your hair on fire. And, you know,

01:19:10.840 you'll find there's a layer that's ready to talk. So I think it's always important to remember,

01:19:16.500 those are the people we're looking for. We're not looking for the hardcore loonies who love

01:19:23.280 Abdul El-Sayed for all the wrong reasons. But you're looking for the people who just don't know

01:19:30.020 there's some other kind of dialogue that they could be having. And I think that's beginning

01:19:35.300 to happen in this country needs to happen well i hope so and it's overdue and it should have

01:19:40.380 happened a long time ago and uh you know i know that i'll tell you one thing i've been saying it

01:19:49.080 for a long time but you know you get censored everywhere you say it on youtube you're you know

01:19:55.020 you say it on x they don't want to hear it they don't want you to say they want they don't want

01:20:01.260 anyone to hear it but uh it seems like people are going to hear it anyway or figure it out and i know

01:20:08.980 the numbers are growing and i uh i just hope that uh we don't get talla rico my god yeah no it's

01:20:19.160 really scary hard to imagine texans doing that but you never know well because it's a lot of people

01:20:26.260 go to austin when we go to austin it's nothing but talarico signs up on middle class homes and

01:20:35.160 i'm like i just kind of laugh because i'm bitter yeah what's that new that's where you're going to

01:20:40.840 see it the middle class homes yeah what's that new acronym awful yeah our friend made that up

01:20:47.740 affluent white female i mean it's like it's well a lot of people fed fled like us from blue cities

01:20:57.740 and blue states because we were tired of it we came here and it's just like it's people that come

01:21:03.580 here should continue to vote for the policies of why we chose texas right turn it into the reason

01:21:09.340 you left but you left but they're in a lemming mind control part there's no getting through 0.78

01:21:13.420 and they're just hell-bent on ruining this, just like they ruined California. 1.00

01:21:18.040 And it's, like, I'd love to say they'll never do it.

01:21:20.640 Texans won't do it.

01:21:22.080 Well, the thing that Democrats hate the most that we said was,

01:21:26.800 well, they do hate the middle class.

01:21:28.380 So those people with the signs, if, God forbid, he did get elected,

01:21:33.080 they're going to lose their house, and I'm going to laugh.

01:21:36.140 Yeah. 0.51

01:21:37.600 Well, they don't like Americans that are individuals that are armed.

01:21:42.680 I've always said that, and I know that that scares them, whoever they are.

01:21:46.740 What are they doing now?

01:21:48.340 What would possibly be their thinking?

01:21:51.160 Well, because if Texas falls, America falls.

01:21:54.500 That's their strategy.

01:21:55.680 That's why I feel like Texas is the front for America.

01:22:00.000 Like, this is the front line of this war.

01:22:01.680 I believe that.

01:22:03.040 And if they can take Texas out, there goes a lot of, you know,

01:22:06.600 people that love guns and liberty and Trump,

01:22:08.880 and the rest of the country will fall.

01:22:10.540 and i think that's i think this is where we have to make our stand and talarico winning would be

01:22:14.460 really a a death blow in a lot of ways to to us so i'm a little scared i'm scared i'm not gonna

01:22:21.420 lie we're scared well you got you got you got bad republicans there also i know the republican

01:22:28.140 party is still really bushy and really carl roadie and really oh it's so carl it's so

01:22:34.620 They tried to impeach Paxton.

01:22:39.460 That was the neocons that did that.

01:22:41.000 And they're probably, their consultants are probably running his campaign.

01:22:45.100 Yeah.

01:22:45.860 Yes, exactly.

01:22:46.820 I mean, I think Trump has made pretty damn clear what the stakes are, and hopefully that's going to change.

01:22:53.080 But, yeah, there's very few places in the country where you're going to find a candidate who is actually campaigning in a Trump-like way.

01:23:01.020 Yeah.

01:23:01.180 You know, I think we've created enough of an environment here in Michigan. We're seeing a little bit more of that. But yeah, it's awful in terms of how most Republicans campaign at this point. You wouldn't even know that, you know, there's a manufacturing revolution going on.

01:23:20.920 But again, this is where I think there's, you have to think also in the medium term, because as more people come back to some kind of productive job and productive identity, you're rebuilding your political base.

01:23:34.140 Yes, that's true.

01:23:35.900 Yes, and that has to be done.

01:23:37.840 And I do see it.

01:23:39.160 I mean.

01:23:39.360 You have a hell of a lot of jobs coming into Texas.

01:23:42.520 I know.

01:23:43.720 Huge number of jobs.

01:23:45.640 Yeah.

01:23:46.340 Huge number of jobs.

01:23:47.720 Infrastructure being rebuilt, too.

01:23:49.760 I mean, it would be great that we would have good roads and good airports again, wouldn't it?

01:23:57.300 Yeah. I mean, we'll see. Are you guys feeling positive about the midterms or you passed that?

01:24:05.000 I'll say cautiously optimistic, at least in terms of the Senate. But again, it's really just sort of, it is so subjective.

01:24:13.540 You know, I keep saying, is somebody going to walk in to cast their vote thinking like a citizen and a producer, or are they going to walk in casting their vote like a consumer and a victim?

01:24:25.900 And, you know, we can't determine that.

01:24:30.520 And that's something that the polls are not going to pick up on either.

01:24:33.780 So, you know, I would like to remind everyone listening that the last thing Americans ever were or wanted to be was victims.

01:24:43.960 We are victors and warriors and we, you know, we've laid a lot of enemies low in this world and we can't let them get us here.

01:24:54.900 Hello. Go out and vote red.

01:24:56.920 Vote red like the Alamo.

01:24:59.240 what i said there you go do y'all do y'all have some i'm gonna give you both the last word as we

01:25:07.040 come to the end of our conversation i so appreciate and love talking to you do you have the last word

01:25:12.980 you'd like to leave us with it's the one we keep giving everybody you take 10 people to the polls

01:25:20.020 all right you make that you make that your mission over the next days you figure it out

01:25:26.820 we run a boot camp on promethean pack which you can google where we help people with that a lot

01:25:34.200 of people say well i'm new to this i know what you're saying is right but how do i go and talk

01:25:39.480 to people and get them to the polls what do i do how do i organize them and now we're up in the

01:25:44.220 ante we're saying don't just you take 10 people you get those 10 people to take 10 people if that

01:25:50.280 happens which is what happened in 2024 everything they're trying to throw at us is you know going

01:25:58.040 to be vaporized right and it really requires people out there listening to take that as their

01:26:04.880 mission at least for the next you know couple couple weeks or less than two weeks yeah yes

01:26:11.020 thank you for that that's right we have the power we have all the power that's right it's all in our

01:26:17.900 hands, right? Thank you for that. Yeah. And I also think, you know, again, this question of

01:26:23.740 identity, I mean, I'll just wrap it up in terms of where we came up with our name, Promethean.

01:26:29.140 You know, people may know the story of Promethean stole fire to give it to mankind, you know, which

01:26:34.020 is an important part of the story. But I always come back to another part of it, which is the

01:26:38.360 actual origin of the word Prometheus. It means forethought in Greek. And, you know, and it really

01:26:45.860 does capture this question of human beings can think about the future. They don't just have to

01:26:50.800 act, react to what's hitting them today. They think about deliberately, where do we want to go?

01:26:56.880 What do we have to do? Can we change things? Can I understand how the world works so that I can

01:27:01.740 effectively change things? Now, Prometheus had a brother named Epimetheus, and he was afterthought,

01:27:08.200 and nobody's ever heard of him. So my message in terms of the polls is be a Promethean when you

01:27:14.860 vote not an epimethean that's fabulous thank you i love what you said i think that that's what 0.95

01:27:20.960 has happened to women is we've been uh inculturized to only be reactors and not to be

01:27:29.900 actors and it's time for women to do that take it into your hands and go and vote for your rights 1.00

01:27:37.020 and your future not anybody else's yours and your safety and your uh future job so you can get a 1.00

01:27:49.140 real job so you're not getting paid to cause chaos but to build something beautiful for you

01:27:56.360 so thank you guys so much for being on my show uh more power to you god bless you god bless

01:28:05.060 America. God bless us

01:28:07.180 all. Please, God, let us

01:28:08.920 let us go red.

01:28:10.900 Please, Lord. Thank you all.

01:28:13.440 Thank you, Rose. Bye-bye, Rose.

01:28:14.900 Bye.

The Roseanne Barr Podcast - October 23, 2026

The Globalists' Biggest Problem？ You. ｜ The Roseanne Barr Podcast #155

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