The StoneZONE with Roger Stone


The Stone Zone ｜ 04-11-25


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Roger Stone is a former White House adviser to President Donald Trump and a regular contributor to CNN and other media outlets. In this episode, he talks about the recent declassification of documents relating to the Russian Collusion Proposals, and why he thinks the Justice Department should start over again.

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00:00:30.000 This is the Stone Zone with Roger Stone.
00:00:43.780 People love him and respect him.
00:00:45.240 Roger Stone.
00:00:46.480 Now, get in the zone. 0.94
00:00:48.440 It's the Stone Zone.
00:00:50.480 Here's Roger Stone.
00:00:53.820 Welcome.
00:00:55.380 You are entering the Stone Zone.
00:00:58.140 Well, President Donald Trump has declassified the crossfire hurricane documents.
00:01:04.740 These are the documents that pertain to the Russian collusion hoax.
00:01:10.720 Interestingly, he ordered the declassification of these documents at the very end of his first term.
00:01:18.420 And the bureaucrats in the National Security Agency simply ignored him because they knew that he wouldn't be president in a few short days.
00:01:29.200 Two journalists, John Solomon and Lou Dobbs, who had actually been legally given the declassified documents,
00:01:38.060 found them quickly reclaimed by the U.S. government.
00:01:41.640 And they were never released.
00:01:45.120 If you want to know why the FBI raided President Donald Trump's home at Mar-a-Lago the same way they raided my home at 6 o'clock in the morning.
00:01:57.140 Well, in his case, it was to get those documents back because, you see, as president, he was entitled to keep a copy of them.
00:02:05.480 The whole notion that he was illegally withholding documents that he had no right to was absurd because under the Presidential Records Act,
00:02:17.040 his mere possession constituted declassification.
00:02:22.120 And as president and a former president, he had the right to have any document he wishes.
00:02:28.040 The entire prosecution of Donald Trump was about those documents.
00:02:32.400 That's because they show that Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden and National Security Advisor Susan Rice and FBI Director James Comey
00:02:49.680 and CIA Director John Brennan and Deputy Director Andrew McCabe and others were involved in the greatest single illicit, illegal, dirty trick in American political history.
00:03:07.840 It was nothing less than the use of the full authority of the United States government and the extraordinary capability of our intelligence agencies utilizing two pieces of what they knew were bogus fabricated evidence,
00:03:30.180 the so-called steel dossier and the claim that the Russians had hacked the Democrat National Committee on an online hack to try to illicitly undo a presidential election and remove a duly elected president.
00:03:50.840 This is, by the way, treason.
00:03:53.180 So you ask, as I do, when are those who perpetrated this treasonous crime going to be punished?
00:04:01.780 It's an excellent question.
00:04:02.960 Now, Barack Obama is probably, based on that, calls himself Kravis.
00:04:07.320 His real name is Kravis.
00:04:08.820 He filed a document, a surreply with the court, when I proved that the FBI had never investigated the computer servers of the DNC,
00:04:20.180 the DNC, had relied on the claim of a partisan IT firm called CrowdStrikes for the false claim that the Russians had hacked the DNC.
00:04:31.320 He filed a filing with the court called a surreply in which he said the government had additional evidence of this online hack,
00:04:40.140 but they couldn't show it to the court for national security purposes.
00:04:43.900 In other words, they didn't have one.
00:04:45.980 So when will these people be punished?
00:04:48.820 When will they be held accountable?
00:04:51.640 I do appreciate the fact that when you're taking over the federal government,
00:04:57.380 particularly one that has been ensconced in power this long,
00:05:02.740 and particularly since in his first term, despite the fact that he was a very great president,
00:05:07.900 he still did not replace the second and third levels of the permanent bureaucracy,
00:05:13.220 what Dwight Eisenhower used to call the military-industrial complex,
00:05:18.640 that he's still dealing with a handful of dependable people at the top of every one of these agencies.
00:05:24.920 And then below them, you have people who are seditionists, people who are bureaucrats,
00:05:29.660 or people who have went in as political appointees, but then had their positions converted to be civil servants,
00:05:36.800 and they're there to undermine your process.
00:05:40.420 A hearing yesterday in the Southern District of New York pertaining to one of these crypto moguls,
00:05:49.520 the Justice Department has put out a new memo as to how such cases should be handled.
00:05:56.340 And the government actually argued in court, again, out of the Southern District of New York,
00:06:03.140 that that memo doesn't pertain to our actions here in court.
00:06:06.720 We don't answer to main justice.
00:06:08.780 No, yes, they do.
00:06:10.080 Actually, I think the president should clean house at the Southern District of New York.
00:06:13.600 Start over again.
00:06:14.860 Start over again.
00:06:16.820 See if we can get some honest prosecutors.
00:06:19.280 But I ask people to be patient because these giant bureaucracies are kind of like turning around an ocean liner.
00:06:27.480 They are starting to clean house, though.
00:06:29.740 The officer in charge of the U.S. Space Force base in Greenland was stripped of her command
00:06:34.940 after she sent out a mass email denigrating Vice President J.D. Vance and the Trump administration
00:06:40.700 days after the vice president visited Greenland.
00:06:43.880 The Space Force announced late Thursday that it had removed Colonel Susanna Myers
00:06:49.520 as leader of the Pitt-Tuff Space Base for a loss of confidence in her ability to lead.
00:06:57.580 Myers, who assumed control of the 821st Space Base Group last July under Joe Biden,
00:07:05.660 fired off a message to the troops in her command,
00:07:07.920 stating that the views discussed by Vice President Vance during his visit to Greenland on March 28th
00:07:13.960 are not reflective of space base.
00:07:18.300 Who is she to make policy for the U.S. government? 1.00
00:07:21.700 I spent the weekend thinking about Friday's visit, the actions taken, the words spoken,
00:07:26.860 and how it must have affected each of you, she wrote to the troops under her command.
00:07:30.900 I do not presume to understand current politics,
00:07:33.920 but what I do know is the concerns of the U.S. administration discussed by the vice president
00:07:38.580 on Friday are not reflective of this space base.
00:07:41.820 Now, the truth is, this email could have been written by some pink-haired, heavily tattooed
00:07:48.700 and pierced leftist in the NEHR department in San Francisco,
00:07:54.760 and it ultimately led to her being canned and not a moment too soon.
00:07:59.880 Denmark, as you know, holds Greenland as a colony,
00:08:05.480 and it is of strategic importance to the United States.
00:08:10.760 President Trump has made this abundantly clear,
00:08:14.060 but during his trip, Vice President Vance slammed Denmark
00:08:17.880 for not doing a good job by the people of Greenland
00:08:20.980 and called out Copenhagen for it's not investing more
00:08:24.340 in the world's largest island's security architecture.
00:08:28.380 The Trump administration has been vigilant in removing military offers
00:08:32.440 that insist on being woke and countersignaling the chain of command.
00:08:37.420 This is generally known as treason, and people are court-martialed for it.
00:08:42.100 Yesterday, I mentioned the fact that Navy Vice Admiral Shoshana Chatfield,
00:08:47.000 who refused to put up the portraits of President Trump
00:08:50.620 and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth at NATO headquarters,
00:08:53.600 was also relieved of her duty earlier this week.
00:08:58.400 Chatfield also held an all-hands meeting in which he said,
00:09:02.100 we will wait them out for four years.
00:09:04.000 Well, you ought to be in the brig for four years.
00:09:06.300 That's my opinion.
00:09:07.700 Trump has fired 10 generals and admirals since taking office.
00:09:11.240 On Thursday, General Timothy Haug,
00:09:14.120 the head of the National Security Agency
00:09:16.680 and the U.S. Cyber Command, was removed.
00:09:19.940 Admiral Lisa Franchetti, the first woman to become
00:09:22.920 Chief of Naval Operations, was also canned.
00:09:26.880 Actions to determine the chain of command
00:09:29.000 or to subvert President Trump's agenda will not be tolerated
00:09:31.920 by the Department of Defense.
00:09:33.600 That's what Sean Parnell,
00:09:35.280 an assistant to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth,
00:09:37.920 said for the record.
00:09:40.180 Trump and Hegseth have been extremely vocal
00:09:42.520 in their insistence that so-called woke policies
00:09:46.100 are dead in this administration,
00:09:47.760 and they've been very vigorously removing leaders
00:09:51.760 who promote diversity, equity, inclusion,
00:09:55.220 and to also move to erase these DEI programs
00:09:59.980 and online content.
00:10:01.680 The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis
00:10:03.340 ditched almost 400 books from its library,
00:10:07.800 all of it with this DEI commentary.
00:10:11.680 Interestingly enough, migrant crossings at our border,
00:10:17.200 but actually migrant crossings
00:10:18.840 through the once overrun Darien Gap
00:10:21.660 have plummeted 99%
00:10:23.340 since President Trump's border crackdown.
00:10:26.320 Now, the Darien Gap,
00:10:27.600 not to be confused with Darien, Connecticut,
00:10:30.180 is in Panama.
00:10:32.540 This is where migrants come first 1.00
00:10:35.580 before they head towards our southern border.
00:10:39.360 The migrant crossings through the once overrun
00:10:42.080 and extremely dangerous Darien Gap
00:10:44.160 have plummeted, as I say, 99%
00:10:46.540 since President Trump began his enforcement
00:10:50.080 of our border policies.
00:10:52.340 So now we're down to just 408 migrants
00:10:56.060 who recorded traversing the Panamanian jungle path
00:10:59.520 this past February,
00:11:00.520 compared to crossings at 37,166 illegals
00:11:05.680 in February of 2024 under Joe Biden.
00:11:11.100 Before and after photos of the Darien Gap
00:11:13.800 show the small river port of La Has Blancas
00:11:18.040 inundated with hordes of immigrants just a year ago.
00:11:21.740 Now, an aerial photo of that same area
00:11:25.280 shows that there's, well, there's nobody there.
00:11:28.560 Panamanian authorities allowed an average
00:11:30.380 of 16,400 migrants to make this grueling trek
00:11:34.600 every week at the peak of illegal immigration
00:11:37.100 in the country of 2022.
00:11:40.160 Now, if you want a little comic relief,
00:11:43.540 Adam Schiff, a.k.a. Pencil Neck,
00:11:46.640 a.k.a. Shifty Schiff,
00:11:48.820 unfortunately the senator from California,
00:11:52.160 now says he's going to investigate
00:11:54.520 whether anyone in the Trump administration
00:11:57.360 or the Trump family was involved in illegal insider trading
00:12:01.940 prior to the president's announcements
00:12:04.400 when it came to tariffs.
00:12:07.360 Senator Schiff,
00:12:08.440 if you want to investigate insider trading,
00:12:11.880 let me suggest you start with Nancy Pelosi.
00:12:15.740 And while you're at it,
00:12:16.880 take a good look at Dan Goldman.
00:12:19.580 You, my friend,
00:12:20.840 represent the party of insider trading.
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00:13:09.920 This is The Stone Zone
00:13:21.440 with Roger Stone.
00:13:23.100 They went after a guy named Roger Stone
00:13:25.600 who's sitting in the office.
00:13:26.860 And I'll say this in front of Roger,
00:13:28.320 he's no baby.
00:13:29.220 And right now,
00:13:29.920 he's cleaner than anybody in this place.
00:13:33.000 Now, as I treated him very unfairly.
00:13:35.440 Now, get him a zone.
00:13:37.040 It's The Stone Zone.
00:13:39.280 Here's Roger Stone.
00:13:43.640 Welcome back.
00:13:45.300 We're in The Stone Zone.
00:13:47.960 So, Brianna Rivers,
00:13:49.460 the woman caught on video,
00:13:51.020 sucker punching a pro-life activist
00:13:52.960 during a street interview,
00:13:54.200 has been arrested
00:13:54.980 by the New York Police Department.
00:13:57.980 Rivers has been charged
00:13:59.380 with one count of second-degree assault
00:14:01.160 for her actions,
00:14:01.920 which some might view
00:14:03.120 as a slap on the wrist.
00:14:04.780 She's set to be arraigned
00:14:06.440 next Thursday afternoon.
00:14:09.100 Savannah Anteo,
00:14:11.120 the pro-life activist
00:14:12.360 who was punched by Rivers,
00:14:13.660 celebrated news
00:14:14.460 of her attacker's arrest
00:14:15.500 on social media.
00:14:17.860 Just got word
00:14:18.860 from detectives,
00:14:19.740 Brianna J. Rivers
00:14:20.760 was arrested.
00:14:21.900 God is good,
00:14:22.900 she wrote on Instagram.
00:14:24.800 Savannah was on the streets 0.96
00:14:26.340 of Harlem
00:14:26.780 conducting interviews
00:14:27.720 with New Yorkers
00:14:28.500 for a video entitled
00:14:29.520 What Does Planned Parenthood Do?
00:14:32.480 Perception Versus Reality
00:14:34.020 when Rivers decided
00:14:35.000 to end her interview
00:14:36.020 by punching Savannah 0.65
00:14:37.900 in the face.
00:14:39.180 Savannah was rushed
00:14:40.300 to the hospital
00:14:41.120 where she received stitches
00:14:42.600 for her injuries.
00:14:44.500 Rivers is now raising money
00:14:45.920 for herself on GoFundMe
00:14:47.800 and has already pulled in
00:14:50.000 nearly $9,000.
00:14:52.320 Now, this is a disturbing trend
00:14:54.600 on the left,
00:14:55.600 the financing of outright violence.
00:14:57.900 Carmelo Anthony
00:14:58.940 17-year-old
00:15:00.320 that murdered
00:15:00.860 a white student
00:15:01.620 at a track meet
00:15:02.360 has raised $300,000 online
00:15:06.080 from left-wing radicals.
00:15:09.220 The recent survey,
00:15:12.780 which we spoke about
00:15:14.080 just days ago,
00:15:16.620 showed that half
00:15:18.500 of the left-leaning people
00:15:20.760 in America
00:15:21.300 said that they could
00:15:22.360 justify the murder
00:15:26.200 of President Trump
00:15:27.140 and his government
00:15:28.260 and his government
00:15:28.280 efficiency advisor,
00:15:30.000 Elon Musk.
00:15:32.740 I remember after January 6th,
00:15:34.820 if you used the word
00:15:35.880 fight in speech
00:15:36.860 as in fight for America,
00:15:38.940 they would accuse you
00:15:40.180 of fomenting violence.
00:15:42.060 But now,
00:15:43.100 more than half
00:15:43.920 of the liberals
00:15:44.520 in the country
00:15:45.080 say it's acceptable
00:15:45.900 to destroy Tesla dealerships.
00:15:48.080 They support
00:15:48.760 Luigi Mangione,
00:15:50.200 the 26-year-old,
00:15:51.160 accused of gunning down
00:15:52.780 United Health Care
00:15:53.720 CEO Brian Thompson.
00:15:55.960 And all of this
00:15:56.620 according to a new survey
00:15:58.040 released by the
00:15:59.100 Rutgers-based
00:15:59.880 Network Contagion
00:16:01.880 Research Institute.
00:16:03.240 So the polls show
00:16:05.720 that liberals
00:16:07.140 now think
00:16:08.300 assassination
00:16:08.940 and political violence
00:16:10.120 targeting Trump
00:16:11.000 and Musk
00:16:11.500 is being
00:16:12.760 increasingly normalized.
00:16:15.260 The left-leaning
00:16:16.440 social media platform
00:16:17.580 Blue Sky
00:16:18.240 plays a significant
00:16:20.140 and predictive role
00:16:21.400 in amplifying
00:16:22.220 this radical notion.
00:16:25.240 If you watched
00:16:26.720 Cory Booker
00:16:28.100 in his epic
00:16:29.420 act of demagoguery
00:16:31.680 on the U.S. Senate floor,
00:16:32.980 he kept talking
00:16:34.560 inciting violence
00:16:36.660 in my opinion.
00:16:38.300 Kamala Harris
00:16:38.860 tells us
00:16:39.340 she was completely
00:16:40.060 shocked about
00:16:40.880 when she found out
00:16:42.220 she lost to Trump,
00:16:43.800 wanted to know
00:16:44.360 whether she should
00:16:45.100 request a recount.
00:16:47.540 Kamala Harris
00:16:48.300 and Tim Walsh
00:16:48.960 are both shocked,
00:16:49.800 I guess.
00:16:50.220 The story of the reaction
00:16:51.120 to finding out
00:16:52.160 they lost
00:16:52.580 is finally being told
00:16:53.540 by a woman
00:16:54.700 named Amy Parnes
00:16:56.300 who co-offered
00:16:57.040 the book
00:16:57.460 Fight
00:16:57.900 inside the wildest
00:16:59.580 battle for the White House.
00:17:00.680 Turns out that
00:17:01.240 Kamala Harris
00:17:01.880 is in such a belief
00:17:02.940 she thought
00:17:04.100 she needed
00:17:04.920 a recount.
00:17:07.960 Amazing.
00:17:08.720 These people
00:17:09.120 never surprise me.
00:17:10.120 Anyway,
00:17:10.520 you're tuned in
00:17:11.200 to the Stone Zone
00:17:12.160 on the Red Apple
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00:17:14.700 and conservative
00:17:16.280 organizer,
00:17:17.440 entrepreneur,
00:17:18.160 and businessman
00:17:18.740 Clay Clark
00:17:19.840 who ran the
00:17:21.160 Reawaken America Tour
00:17:22.620 joins me coming up.
00:17:23.920 So whatever you do,
00:17:24.800 don't touch that dial.
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00:17:33.100 This is the Stone Zone
00:17:44.780 with Roger Stone.
00:17:46.460 They went after
00:17:47.060 a guy named
00:17:47.960 Roger Stone
00:17:48.940 who's sitting in the office.
00:17:50.200 And I'll say this
00:17:50.880 in front of Roger,
00:17:51.660 he's no baby.
00:17:52.560 And right now
00:17:53.220 he's cleaner
00:17:53.820 than anybody
00:17:54.600 in this place.
00:17:56.240 Now,
00:17:56.800 they treated him
00:17:57.500 very unfairly.
00:17:58.760 Now,
00:17:59.480 get him a zone.
00:18:00.640 It's the Stone Zone.
00:18:02.160 Here's Roger Stone.
00:18:06.220 I really continue
00:18:07.720 to find this story
00:18:08.760 amazingly shocking.
00:18:10.380 Kamala Harris
00:18:11.080 on election night
00:18:11.800 was in such disbelief
00:18:13.140 that she lost,
00:18:14.620 she was completely shocked,
00:18:16.640 as was her running mate,
00:18:18.600 Tim Walsh.
00:18:20.140 Boy,
00:18:20.360 was that guy a buffoon.
00:18:22.560 They spent the night
00:18:24.200 in their hotel rooms
00:18:25.520 stunned at what happened.
00:18:27.780 Walsh said he had no words.
00:18:30.020 People were kind of
00:18:30.780 explaining to him
00:18:31.520 the same thing to her.
00:18:32.860 And she was like,
00:18:33.880 this is according
00:18:34.240 to one of her aides,
00:18:34.960 are you sure?
00:18:35.940 Have we done a recount?
00:18:37.200 Should we do a recount?
00:18:39.660 These new reports
00:18:40.720 say that the Harris campaign
00:18:41.880 was being told
00:18:42.820 things looked good
00:18:44.760 leading up to election day
00:18:46.120 and Harris was convinced
00:18:47.040 in part
00:18:47.540 to expect a huge
00:18:48.960 victory party
00:18:49.660 because she was finally
00:18:50.680 joining crowds
00:18:51.380 at her rallies.
00:18:52.720 Although we know
00:18:53.420 the crowds often came
00:18:54.440 not to see Harris,
00:18:55.460 but to see concerts
00:18:56.740 from singers
00:18:57.420 like Lady Gaga. 0.98
00:18:59.900 Kamala Harris
00:19:00.580 was looking at her
00:19:01.280 crowd size
00:19:01.920 and they felt
00:19:02.460 the vibe was strong
00:19:03.420 and people saying,
00:19:04.120 oh, we have more boots
00:19:05.460 on the ground.
00:19:06.180 We're doing better
00:19:06.740 in fundraising.
00:19:07.500 The whole thing
00:19:08.380 was a PSYOP
00:19:09.580 from the beginning.
00:19:11.340 America made 0.51
00:19:11.900 the right decision
00:19:12.720 and which why
00:19:13.800 we are entering
00:19:14.640 the golden age.
00:19:16.180 Joining me now,
00:19:17.940 Clay Clark,
00:19:18.860 who is,
00:19:19.960 I like to call him
00:19:20.960 an empresario,
00:19:22.440 a political organizer,
00:19:24.820 an advocate
00:19:25.800 for God
00:19:27.680 and country,
00:19:28.720 a fine Christian gentleman,
00:19:31.300 an entrepreneur
00:19:32.300 and businessman
00:19:33.180 and the man
00:19:34.100 who came up
00:19:35.280 with the
00:19:35.720 Reawaken America
00:19:37.260 tour
00:19:37.880 along with my
00:19:39.480 good friend
00:19:40.160 General Michael Flynn.
00:19:41.340 I was honored
00:19:41.940 to be on that tour.
00:19:43.100 I didn't make every stop
00:19:44.040 but I certainly
00:19:44.500 made most of them.
00:19:45.940 It was perhaps
00:19:47.020 one of the greatest
00:19:47.700 experiences of my life.
00:19:49.700 Clay Clark,
00:19:50.320 welcome to the Stone Zone.
00:19:51.640 Roger,
00:19:53.480 I can tell you
00:19:54.240 nobody's ever used
00:19:55.320 the word
00:19:55.840 impresario
00:19:56.840 in my life
00:19:57.420 before you
00:19:58.040 and I had to look it up
00:19:59.000 and it says
00:19:59.420 an impresario
00:20:00.120 as a person
00:20:00.920 who manages
00:20:02.120 or organizes
00:20:03.180 entertainment events
00:20:04.120 such as concerts,
00:20:05.160 tours,
00:20:05.660 and theatrical productions.
00:20:07.020 So as always,
00:20:08.000 you are one of the most
00:20:09.100 accurate describers
00:20:10.320 of current events
00:20:11.320 so I do
00:20:12.300 humbly accept
00:20:13.600 your description
00:20:14.280 as an impresario.
00:20:15.760 Here's something
00:20:16.420 you don't know.
00:20:17.100 There's something
00:20:17.500 called an impresario hat.
00:20:20.320 New York City
00:20:20.900 Mayor Fiorella LaGuardia
00:20:22.420 used to wear one.
00:20:23.840 It's kind of like
00:20:24.440 a cowboy hat
00:20:25.260 but a little different.
00:20:27.140 I'm going to get you one.
00:20:28.220 I'm going to go online
00:20:29.140 and find you one.
00:20:30.180 You organized
00:20:31.200 the Reawaken America tour.
00:20:33.520 We went all the way
00:20:34.520 across the country
00:20:35.700 with truly inspiring messages.
00:20:38.660 I think we were effective.
00:20:41.020 It's one of the greatest
00:20:41.760 lineup of pro-freedom,
00:20:44.220 pro-God,
00:20:46.520 pro-constitution,
00:20:48.700 pro-truth,
00:20:49.640 pro-health
00:20:51.340 freedom speakers
00:20:52.580 I think in history.
00:20:54.600 But Clay,
00:20:55.420 I have to ask you directly.
00:20:56.700 Is America waking up
00:20:58.120 and are they finding God?
00:21:00.840 You know,
00:21:01.460 I really do hope
00:21:02.340 that America
00:21:03.200 is waking up.
00:21:04.700 I would say
00:21:05.240 that the things
00:21:05.860 that would indicate
00:21:06.420 to me that people
00:21:07.260 are finding God
00:21:08.960 is more and more
00:21:10.080 people are telling me
00:21:10.800 that Bible sales
00:21:11.660 are hitting all-time highs.
00:21:13.660 Bible Christian bookstores
00:21:14.920 are reporting
00:21:15.480 that Bible sales
00:21:16.520 are hitting all-time highs.
00:21:17.760 So to me, Roger,
00:21:18.680 that's a sign
00:21:19.560 of people seeking the truth.
00:21:21.620 Now, as far as
00:21:22.460 other signs,
00:21:24.820 I think President Trump
00:21:26.100 is signing executive orders
00:21:27.820 at a rate
00:21:28.460 that are kind of dizzying
00:21:29.660 for the average American
00:21:30.520 to keep up.
00:21:31.280 But yet I think
00:21:31.800 that there's a tenacity
00:21:33.260 for the average person
00:21:34.780 wants to know
00:21:35.660 what is happening.
00:21:36.720 They're following
00:21:37.280 Trump's executive orders.
00:21:38.540 They're looking to see
00:21:39.640 how those things
00:21:40.320 impact their lives
00:21:41.400 and their business.
00:21:42.600 So I would say,
00:21:43.080 one, the fact
00:21:43.620 that Bible sales
00:21:44.180 are going up,
00:21:44.780 that's incredible.
00:21:45.700 Two, the fact
00:21:46.220 that people are talking
00:21:47.040 about these executive orders.
00:21:48.220 So many times
00:21:48.780 when somebody gets
00:21:49.400 in the White House,
00:21:50.400 people lose focus
00:21:51.640 and lose interest.
00:21:52.580 But people are really engaged
00:21:53.960 in the political process
00:21:54.920 right now.
00:21:56.260 You know, Clay,
00:21:56.940 one of the great
00:21:57.620 public services
00:21:58.460 I think you have done
00:21:59.700 has been to expose
00:22:01.720 the World Economic Forum
00:22:03.960 and its leader,
00:22:06.520 Klaus Schwab,
00:22:07.620 who does a half-decent impression
00:22:10.480 of Henry Kissinger
00:22:11.300 when he speaks.
00:22:11.900 and his sidekick.
00:22:15.120 But now I read
00:22:16.120 that Klaus is retiring.
00:22:17.520 I think, Clay,
00:22:18.500 you have driven him
00:22:19.200 into retirement.
00:22:21.380 You know,
00:22:22.020 that would be nice.
00:22:23.120 I can tell you
00:22:24.060 there's a guy named
00:22:24.780 Borg Brinde,
00:22:26.200 or Borg Brinde,
00:22:27.380 who is the president
00:22:28.120 and chief executive officer
00:22:29.360 of the World Economic Forum,
00:22:30.620 and he is going to be
00:22:31.940 taking over
00:22:32.460 Klaus Schwab's role.
00:22:35.500 And Borg can't get
00:22:36.720 through a sentence
00:22:37.400 without talking about
00:22:38.520 the new world order.
00:22:40.640 Those are the words
00:22:41.180 he actually uses
00:22:42.060 when communicating.
00:22:43.120 So I don't know
00:22:44.100 if we're getting
00:22:44.600 an upgrade there,
00:22:45.920 Roger.
00:22:46.560 I can tell you,
00:22:47.180 you know,
00:22:47.200 Klaus Schwab
00:22:47.900 typically sounds like
00:22:49.380 he's on the verge
00:22:49.920 of falling asleep
00:22:50.560 while talking.
00:22:51.260 He'll say things
00:22:51.820 such as like,
00:22:52.800 the greater reset
00:22:55.080 is all.
00:22:56.700 And you're going,
00:22:57.180 is this a computer
00:22:57.820 loading slow
00:22:58.500 or is this a man talking?
00:22:59.800 So he's being replaced
00:23:00.840 by at least somebody
00:23:01.520 with some energy.
00:23:02.720 But this guy,
00:23:03.560 Borg,
00:23:03.960 he is obsessed
00:23:04.860 with talking about
00:23:05.500 the new world order.
00:23:06.180 So we'll see what happens.
00:23:07.560 You know,
00:23:07.780 look,
00:23:07.980 I think you can see
00:23:08.740 the story across the world.
00:23:10.100 The pro-freedom,
00:23:11.500 the guy who came in first
00:23:12.660 in the election in Romania,
00:23:14.640 they're not going to let him run.
00:23:17.160 Marie Le Pen,
00:23:18.660 leading in the national polls
00:23:20.300 in France
00:23:21.240 for their upcoming
00:23:21.960 presidential election,
00:23:23.020 they're throwing her in jail 0.99
00:23:24.580 over some minor
00:23:25.780 election finance violation
00:23:29.280 that they let some other
00:23:30.420 globalists off 1.00
00:23:31.320 for only months ago.
00:23:33.900 They want to cancel
00:23:35.440 the elections in Poland.
00:23:37.720 They're failing
00:23:38.980 across the globe.
00:23:41.120 I think we have
00:23:42.360 the slow motion
00:23:43.640 collapse of Europe.
00:23:45.320 It's interesting
00:23:46.100 that countries
00:23:47.140 like the UK,
00:23:48.720 like France,
00:23:49.360 like Germany
00:23:49.860 that have opened themselves
00:23:50.920 onto completely
00:23:52.620 unrestricted immigration
00:23:54.280 are literally
00:23:55.460 on the verge
00:23:56.740 of collapse
00:23:57.820 and the forces
00:23:58.800 of freedom
00:23:59.640 are on the move.
00:24:01.600 This is,
00:24:02.300 Donald Trump
00:24:02.960 has started something
00:24:03.600 that is not just
00:24:04.280 in the United States.
00:24:05.620 This comeback,
00:24:06.860 which I think
00:24:07.600 is the greatest comeback
00:24:08.500 in American political history,
00:24:11.060 is igniting
00:24:12.740 a new spirit
00:24:13.720 of, yes,
00:24:14.780 nationalism.
00:24:15.760 Nationalism
00:24:16.340 is defined
00:24:17.160 as people
00:24:17.860 who love
00:24:18.660 the country
00:24:19.360 they live in.
00:24:21.000 They call us
00:24:21.620 white Christian nationalists
00:24:23.200 as if that's an insult.
00:24:24.300 Well, yes,
00:24:25.080 I'm white.
00:24:25.820 I love people
00:24:26.460 of other races.
00:24:27.640 I'm a Christian.
00:24:28.620 I love God.
00:24:29.340 I love Jesus Christ.
00:24:30.480 And I'm a nationalist.
00:24:31.720 I love the country
00:24:32.680 I live in,
00:24:33.240 in the United States
00:24:33.920 of America.
00:24:34.560 They throw it at us
00:24:35.280 like it's some kind
00:24:35.980 of an insult.
00:24:37.160 I wear it proudly.
00:24:39.180 It doesn't mean
00:24:39.940 that you're a bigot. 0.72
00:24:40.680 It doesn't mean
00:24:40.980 you're a racist. 0.92
00:24:41.880 It doesn't mean
00:24:42.340 that you're a white supremacist.
00:24:43.640 Those are all,
00:24:44.600 that's name-calling.
00:24:46.240 And it is beneath
00:24:47.460 the dignity
00:24:48.960 of political discourse
00:24:50.840 that we should be having.
00:24:52.500 Now,
00:24:52.900 you spent a lot of time
00:24:53.780 with the president
00:24:54.360 and with the extremely
00:24:56.060 popular Tim Tebow
00:24:57.620 as someone
00:24:58.920 who has a long history
00:25:00.480 of assessing,
00:25:01.960 shall we call it,
00:25:02.600 political horseflesh.
00:25:03.760 He looks like
00:25:04.480 a winner to me.
00:25:06.240 I would really hope
00:25:07.160 that eventually,
00:25:08.420 and by the way,
00:25:08.860 he spoke recently
00:25:09.560 at my church
00:25:10.180 here at Coral Ridge
00:25:11.160 Presbyterian.
00:25:13.060 He's an inspiring
00:25:14.160 public speaker.
00:25:15.140 I really hope
00:25:15.820 that he will run
00:25:16.860 for public office.
00:25:17.720 What do you think?
00:25:18.220 Well,
00:25:19.940 I can tell you this,
00:25:20.680 Roger.
00:25:20.980 I know that
00:25:21.700 Tim Tebow
00:25:22.640 is the real deal
00:25:23.340 backstage
00:25:23.820 when he comes
00:25:24.880 to our conferences.
00:25:25.900 You've been to our offices
00:25:27.560 before in the
00:25:28.380 Thrive Time Show
00:25:28.960 headquarters,
00:25:29.720 and so
00:25:30.100 Tim and I
00:25:31.760 have become friends,
00:25:32.760 and Tim now comes
00:25:33.680 into these business
00:25:34.480 conferences that we do.
00:25:35.440 And by the way,
00:25:35.700 your listeners can learn
00:25:36.420 more about them
00:25:36.960 at ThriveTimeShow.com.
00:25:39.240 We have Tim Tebow
00:25:39.800 joining us June 5th
00:25:41.200 and 6th
00:25:41.800 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
00:25:43.100 June 5th and 6th,
00:25:44.200 it's a business conference
00:25:45.200 where we teach
00:25:45.680 marketing,
00:25:46.620 branding,
00:25:47.160 sales,
00:25:47.720 finance,
00:25:48.220 legal workflows,
00:25:49.480 the whole thing.
00:25:50.460 We also have
00:25:51.220 Eric Trump,
00:25:52.060 President Trump's son,
00:25:52.900 is joining us in September.
00:25:54.440 So if you're listening
00:25:55.040 to today's show
00:25:55.880 and you want to
00:25:56.400 take your business
00:25:57.120 to the next level,
00:25:58.120 if you want to
00:25:58.520 make America great again
00:25:59.420 starting with your own business,
00:26:01.020 I would highly recommend
00:26:02.140 you go to
00:26:02.480 ThriveTimeShow.com.
00:26:04.040 But backstage
00:26:04.700 when talking to Tim,
00:26:06.660 Tim just has
00:26:07.620 an unbelievable
00:26:08.500 confidence that
00:26:09.460 God is good,
00:26:10.660 that the Bible
00:26:11.380 is the irrefutable
00:26:12.100 word of God,
00:26:13.060 and that if he puts
00:26:13.760 his trust and confidence
00:26:14.840 in his Lord and Savior,
00:26:16.000 Jesus Christ,
00:26:16.940 and does his very best
00:26:18.060 to adhere to God's laws,
00:26:19.520 his life is going
00:26:20.360 to go well.
00:26:21.080 And I'm telling you,
00:26:22.000 Tim Tebow is in fact
00:26:23.560 the real deal.
00:26:25.140 So there's a huge amount
00:26:26.680 of disinformation
00:26:27.440 that I'm seeing
00:26:28.980 regarding President Trump's
00:26:30.780 plans for economic revival
00:26:32.500 in this country.
00:26:33.160 The centerpiece,
00:26:34.100 but not the entire
00:26:35.140 mass of it,
00:26:37.540 is to get an evil,
00:26:39.680 even playing field
00:26:40.420 when it comes to trade
00:26:41.260 and to subject nations
00:26:43.220 who have been
00:26:44.060 slapping tariffs on us
00:26:45.580 to put tariffs
00:26:46.920 on them.
00:26:48.240 And it's working.
00:26:49.460 The Mexicans 1.00
00:26:50.240 are dropping
00:26:51.140 their tariffs.
00:26:51.880 The Canadians
00:26:52.340 now ready to talk.
00:26:54.520 They're over,
00:26:55.460 since yesterday,
00:26:56.780 when Scott Besson,
00:26:58.700 who I think may be
00:26:59.460 the single greatest
00:27:00.680 Secretary of the Treasury
00:27:01.940 since Alexander Hamilton,
00:27:04.060 very calming
00:27:05.040 to the U.S. markets,
00:27:07.360 yesterday he said
00:27:08.160 there were 98 nations
00:27:09.920 in line to begin
00:27:10.980 individual negotiations.
00:27:12.200 I happen to know
00:27:13.420 based on some
00:27:14.060 phone conversations
00:27:14.760 from that number
00:27:15.460 is now 209 nations
00:27:17.560 ready to sit down
00:27:18.520 and make a deal.
00:27:19.780 Donald Trump,
00:27:20.340 the greatest dealmaker
00:27:21.300 of all time.
00:27:22.820 If you haven't read
00:27:23.440 The Art of the Deal,
00:27:24.580 maybe you should.
00:27:25.640 I guarantee you
00:27:26.520 Chairman Xi
00:27:27.200 is reading it right now
00:27:28.300 even as we speak.
00:27:30.120 What do you think
00:27:30.980 of the President's
00:27:32.140 economic plans?
00:27:34.120 And I know
00:27:35.360 you agree with me.
00:27:36.520 The last thing
00:27:37.340 I want to see
00:27:37.960 are the panicans.
00:27:39.280 You know,
00:27:39.720 the panicans,
00:27:40.480 those who don't want
00:27:41.800 to stay the course,
00:27:42.660 those who want to fold.
00:27:44.040 Now is the time,
00:27:45.360 in my opinion,
00:27:46.100 for strength,
00:27:46.980 for resilience,
00:27:48.300 to persistence,
00:27:49.120 and to stay the course.
00:27:50.880 But, Clay,
00:27:51.700 I'm asking you
00:27:52.200 what you think.
00:27:53.840 Well, okay,
00:27:54.760 so deregulation,
00:27:56.220 first off,
00:27:56.720 if you're an entrepreneur
00:27:57.300 out there,
00:27:57.880 nothing slows down
00:27:58.920 innovation more
00:27:59.700 than regulation.
00:28:00.940 And so President Trump
00:28:01.700 has done his best
00:28:02.440 to do common sense things
00:28:04.260 like bringing back
00:28:05.100 a shower head
00:28:05.960 that actually emits
00:28:06.860 enough water
00:28:07.400 to have an enjoyable shower.
00:28:08.720 So there you go.
00:28:10.240 President Trump
00:28:11.020 has taken the shackles
00:28:12.300 and the chains
00:28:12.880 off of the gold,
00:28:13.740 off of the oil industry.
00:28:15.700 So the oil industry
00:28:16.460 is moving.
00:28:17.420 I mean,
00:28:17.560 the oil industry
00:28:18.280 is moving.
00:28:20.880 It's taken off.
00:28:21.800 President Trump
00:28:22.380 has gone very aggressively
00:28:23.780 about talking about
00:28:25.420 let's bring back
00:28:26.480 American manufacturing
00:28:27.600 through imposing
00:28:28.640 these tariffs.
00:28:29.580 And so he's doing that.
00:28:30.780 And then back
00:28:31.080 to the whole gold conversation,
00:28:32.920 President Trump
00:28:33.480 has acknowledged
00:28:34.080 that he knows
00:28:34.820 that the BRICS countries,
00:28:35.800 Brazil, Russia,
00:28:36.700 India, China,
00:28:37.360 South Africa,
00:28:37.780 they are hoarding gold
00:28:39.120 in preparation
00:28:39.760 to introduce
00:28:40.700 a new currency system
00:28:42.740 designed to rival
00:28:43.460 the U.S. dollar supremacy.
00:28:45.100 And President Trump
00:28:45.720 has addressed it
00:28:46.580 and he sees it
00:28:47.920 as a threat
00:28:48.420 and he's dealing with it.
00:28:49.380 So all I can say
00:28:50.140 is President Trump
00:28:51.380 is one of the only people
00:28:52.060 that I've ever seen
00:28:52.780 who can tell you
00:28:53.900 what he's going to do
00:28:55.020 and then do it.
00:28:56.460 I mean,
00:28:56.660 he wrote a book
00:28:57.220 called The Art of the Deal
00:28:57.900 that explains to you
00:28:58.760 his negotiation strategies
00:29:00.120 and he's doing it right now.
00:29:02.180 So, I mean,
00:29:02.660 President Trump
00:29:03.140 tells you what he's going to do.
00:29:04.380 He's doing it.
00:29:05.100 And I think what's happening
00:29:06.380 is you're seeing confidence
00:29:07.380 in the average American buyer
00:29:08.740 right now.
00:29:09.320 You're seeing clients of mine
00:29:10.880 there, Roger,
00:29:11.400 that build homes.
00:29:12.600 They're telling me
00:29:13.280 that they're having
00:29:13.740 more and more people
00:29:14.680 inquire about building
00:29:16.740 a new home.
00:29:17.620 You're beginning to see
00:29:18.440 in the mortgage industry
00:29:19.280 more and more people
00:29:19.960 reach out
00:29:20.560 applying to get a mortgage.
00:29:22.940 So you're seeing indicators
00:29:24.300 that would indicate
00:29:24.980 that the American people
00:29:26.060 are having a restored confidence
00:29:27.940 with the direction
00:29:29.620 America's heading. 0.82
00:29:30.380 So I really do hope
00:29:31.200 that America can
00:29:32.060 really get unstuck
00:29:34.420 and as an entrepreneur,
00:29:35.360 I'd love to see
00:29:36.100 America's economy
00:29:36.840 thriving again.
00:29:38.680 Yeah, Clay,
00:29:39.840 all politics is local.
00:29:41.140 So I got to ask you
00:29:41.940 this question.
00:29:42.620 You have an attorney general
00:29:43.980 in your home state
00:29:45.140 of Oklahoma,
00:29:46.380 a gentleman by the name
00:29:47.360 of Gintner Drummond.
00:29:49.740 I wonder what his
00:29:50.500 pairs were thinking.
00:29:51.400 But in any event,
00:29:52.540 he is ostensibly
00:29:53.920 a Republican,
00:29:55.040 but he's really
00:29:55.940 what we call
00:29:56.660 a Republican in name only
00:29:58.260 because he was
00:29:59.840 a major financial
00:30:00.700 contributor in 2020
00:30:01.900 to Joe Biden.
00:30:03.340 Now, I saw him
00:30:04.740 at the White House
00:30:05.400 the other day,
00:30:05.980 not by himself,
00:30:06.800 but with a larger group
00:30:08.040 of attorney generals,
00:30:08.920 and he posted
00:30:10.360 some pro forma
00:30:11.980 praise for President Trump
00:30:13.460 as if people don't know
00:30:14.860 that he is a wolf
00:30:16.960 in sheep's clothing.
00:30:18.580 Tell me what you think
00:30:19.420 of Attorney General Drummond,
00:30:21.880 who's now made pretty clear
00:30:23.460 he's going to be
00:30:23.800 a candidate for governor.
00:30:25.060 And, well,
00:30:26.140 is there somebody
00:30:26.960 down there
00:30:27.660 in the Sooner state
00:30:28.480 who can beat him?
00:30:29.200 Well, I can tell you this.
00:30:32.740 The U.S. Attorney General
00:30:34.060 in Oklahoma,
00:30:36.560 you know,
00:30:36.880 you kind of look
00:30:37.980 at who he replaced.
00:30:39.120 His predecessor
00:30:39.660 was a guy
00:30:40.440 that was very conservative
00:30:41.720 and becoming
00:30:42.380 more conservative.
00:30:44.180 So in Oklahoma,
00:30:45.260 you know,
00:30:45.480 we had a conservative
00:30:47.300 person in that position,
00:30:48.880 and then Gintner Drummond
00:30:50.020 was able to get
00:30:50.800 into office
00:30:52.780 in a way
00:30:54.380 where I think
00:30:55.140 he was very deceptive
00:30:56.820 and that most people
00:30:57.520 thought he was
00:30:58.060 much more conservative
00:30:58.860 than he was.
00:31:00.160 So I think a lot
00:31:00.640 of Oklahomans
00:31:01.460 actually got duped.
00:31:03.100 I think a lot
00:31:03.500 of Oklahomans
00:31:04.120 didn't know
00:31:04.680 what they were voting for
00:31:06.020 or who they were voting for.
00:31:07.740 You know it,
00:31:08.560 but Attorney of the U.S.,
00:31:10.000 this would be
00:31:10.400 the Oklahoma Attorney General
00:31:11.520 John O'Connor.
00:31:12.980 This is a guy
00:31:13.840 who's a friend of mine,
00:31:15.180 and John O'Connor
00:31:15.940 was very much conservative,
00:31:17.380 and he was actually
00:31:18.160 beginning to voice concerns
00:31:19.620 about a lot of core issues
00:31:21.400 plaguing our nation.
00:31:22.880 But Gintner Drummond
00:31:23.940 worked his way
00:31:24.680 into a position
00:31:25.380 where he appeared
00:31:26.180 to be a moderate.
00:31:27.000 He came across
00:31:27.540 as a moderate.
00:31:28.540 I would say
00:31:28.940 if you look into
00:31:29.680 his worldview,
00:31:30.860 it seems very similar
00:31:32.080 to that of Mitt Romney.
00:31:33.600 If anybody knows Mitt Romney,
00:31:35.700 Mitt Romney appealed
00:31:36.720 to the base
00:31:37.340 as being a moderate.
00:31:39.440 He marketed himself
00:31:40.260 as a moderate,
00:31:41.320 but he actually
00:31:42.100 had a very,
00:31:42.960 I would consider
00:31:43.780 to be leftist worldview.
00:31:45.400 And so I think
00:31:45.800 the same thing's
00:31:46.620 going on in Oklahoma.
00:31:47.480 So as far as
00:31:47.960 can anybody beat him,
00:31:49.340 I don't know that.
00:31:50.340 And I would say
00:31:51.420 you're more in tune
00:31:52.520 to the political landscape
00:31:53.440 than anybody I've ever met.
00:31:54.720 President Trump
00:31:55.160 has actually said that
00:31:56.040 at an event
00:31:56.500 that you are the most
00:31:57.600 politically in-tuned person
00:31:59.480 he's ever heard before.
00:32:00.500 I mean,
00:32:00.680 you study politics,
00:32:01.800 but I can tell you
00:32:02.800 that your observations
00:32:04.600 are correct
00:32:05.420 and that Oklahoma
00:32:06.120 currently finds itself
00:32:07.120 without a conservative
00:32:08.040 in that position.
00:32:08.860 Yeah,
00:32:09.460 John O'Connor,
00:32:10.240 your former attorney general,
00:32:11.520 I think a very,
00:32:12.940 very good man.
00:32:13.680 I hope he runs again.
00:32:16.380 Pardon me.
00:32:18.140 It remains to be seen.
00:32:19.580 I think that
00:32:21.160 Gettner Drummond,
00:32:23.680 I mean,
00:32:23.960 first of all,
00:32:24.440 he's extremely wealthy.
00:32:25.720 So he was a self-funder
00:32:27.920 and he promulgated this myth
00:32:29.880 that he was a conservative
00:32:30.860 when in fact
00:32:31.460 he was a supporter
00:32:32.300 of Joe Biden.
00:32:33.520 There's a number of,
00:32:34.420 I think,
00:32:35.420 good potential candidates.
00:32:36.620 I'm thinking of
00:32:37.220 a state senator,
00:32:37.980 Mike Mazze.
00:32:39.040 I also like your
00:32:40.140 superintendent of education,
00:32:42.840 Ryan Walters.
00:32:43.920 He's a good man.
00:32:44.800 My fear,
00:32:45.880 in all honesty,
00:32:46.700 is that the pro-MAGA 0.77
00:32:48.660 candidates will split
00:32:50.260 the Trumpian vote,
00:32:52.300 letting a rhino
00:32:53.860 like Gettner Drummond
00:32:56.280 slip in
00:32:57.140 and I would hate
00:32:58.740 to see that happen.
00:32:59.760 So I hope
00:33:00.260 one candidate emerges
00:33:02.200 to lead the conservative
00:33:04.160 wing of the party.
00:33:06.040 Folks,
00:33:06.500 if you're just tuning in,
00:33:07.500 we're talking to
00:33:08.260 my favorite
00:33:09.300 conservative empresario,
00:33:11.320 businessman,
00:33:12.640 organizer,
00:33:13.900 Christian leader,
00:33:14.800 and a good
00:33:16.440 and loyal friend,
00:33:17.820 Clay Clark.
00:33:18.740 Whatever you do,
00:33:19.440 don't touch that dial
00:33:20.600 because we'll be back
00:33:21.580 with a bit more
00:33:22.220 of Clay Clark
00:33:22.860 on the other side.
00:33:25.100 The Stone Zone.
00:33:26.580 Entertaining
00:33:27.220 and informative
00:33:28.360 on the Red Apple
00:33:29.500 Podcast Network.
00:33:41.460 This is the Stone Zone.
00:33:43.580 Now,
00:33:44.720 get him a zone.
00:33:45.860 It's the Stone Zone.
00:33:47.940 Here's Roger Stone.
00:33:52.220 And we're back.
00:33:53.740 We're talking to
00:33:54.740 Clay Clark.
00:33:55.580 We've got about
00:33:55.920 four minutes left.
00:33:57.060 Clay,
00:33:57.840 your Twitter feed
00:34:00.540 has revealed
00:34:01.700 a number of stories
00:34:02.960 that went under the radar
00:34:04.800 for many,
00:34:05.620 many years.
00:34:06.360 For example,
00:34:06.920 you mentioned earlier
00:34:07.800 the stockpiling of gold
00:34:09.940 amassed by the
00:34:10.800 Communist Chinese.
00:34:11.620 I also see
00:34:12.960 you've talked about
00:34:13.680 the future
00:34:14.380 of household robots.
00:34:16.720 What do you think
00:34:17.200 is the most
00:34:17.820 under-the-radar story
00:34:19.840 you've come up with?
00:34:20.760 And then,
00:34:21.520 before we leave,
00:34:22.560 I want you to tell people
00:34:23.420 once more
00:34:24.040 how they can get
00:34:25.160 the reawaken
00:34:26.400 America
00:34:27.360 experience
00:34:29.060 in your upcoming
00:34:30.260 programs.
00:34:30.820 Well,
00:34:32.560 okay,
00:34:32.900 so first off,
00:34:34.000 you know,
00:34:34.360 Klaus Schwab
00:34:35.060 had this thing
00:34:35.760 called the Great Reset
00:34:36.760 of the Fourth Industrial
00:34:37.580 Revolution.
00:34:38.660 This plan,
00:34:39.700 one might call it
00:34:40.420 a one-world government.
00:34:41.580 One might call it
00:34:42.140 the New World Order.
00:34:43.020 One might call it
00:34:43.640 the Fourth Industrial
00:34:44.660 Revolution.
00:34:45.380 One might call it
00:34:45.900 the Great Reset.
00:34:46.980 Well,
00:34:47.200 that plan involves
00:34:48.140 five components.
00:34:49.400 One is putting
00:34:49.940 a chip in your head.
00:34:50.920 It's not something
00:34:51.660 I'm excited about,
00:34:52.340 but Klaus Schwab
00:34:53.380 is excited about it.
00:34:54.560 Two is it's to
00:34:55.260 introduce self-driving cars,
00:34:56.780 introduce self-driving cars
00:34:57.780 that drive you
00:34:58.360 where they want to take you.
00:34:59.180 Three, it's to mass-scale
00:35:01.280 introduce mRNA technology
00:35:03.160 via vaccine.
00:35:04.800 Fourth,
00:35:05.360 it's to introduce
00:35:06.040 programmable money.
00:35:07.680 And fifth,
00:35:08.220 it's to take jobs away
00:35:09.720 from most humans
00:35:10.360 and replace them
00:35:10.900 with humanoid robots.
00:35:12.140 So that continues
00:35:13.120 to be the agenda.
00:35:14.040 And Roger,
00:35:14.560 you know this.
00:35:15.100 I called our events
00:35:15.980 the Great Reawakening
00:35:16.840 versus the Great Reset.
00:35:17.980 So I encourage
00:35:18.820 everybody out there
00:35:19.480 when possible,
00:35:20.520 don't put a chip
00:35:21.220 in your head.
00:35:22.320 Don't put a chip
00:35:23.040 in your head.
00:35:23.880 And then,
00:35:24.360 you know,
00:35:24.980 thing number two
00:35:25.620 that falls under the radar
00:35:26.460 is, yeah,
00:35:26.960 China's been accumulating gold
00:35:28.260 for the past hundred years.
00:35:29.880 Did I say a hundred years?
00:35:30.760 Yes, a hundred years.
00:35:32.060 China's been accumulating gold.
00:35:33.780 Russia's been accumulating gold.
00:35:35.120 Brazil, Russia, India,
00:35:36.320 China, South Africa,
00:35:37.140 the BRICS nations
00:35:37.920 have been accumulating gold
00:35:38.980 for what?
00:35:40.740 They want to introduce
00:35:41.920 a new reserve currency
00:35:43.160 to rival the U.S. dollar.
00:35:44.600 So if you're listening
00:35:45.060 to the Today Show
00:35:45.840 and you have access
00:35:47.700 to money
00:35:48.620 and you're trying
00:35:49.760 to protect your wealth,
00:35:51.460 gold has always been
00:35:52.860 a safe haven
00:35:53.560 to protect your wealth.
00:35:55.240 But I'll just tell you
00:35:56.020 to the listeners this,
00:35:56.980 I've been buying gold
00:35:58.080 since 2005.
00:35:59.940 And at that time,
00:36:00.580 gold was about $450 an ounce.
00:36:02.900 And I started buying gold
00:36:03.760 because it was recommended
00:36:04.920 to me by a friend of mine
00:36:06.400 who owned a bank.
00:36:07.240 And he said,
00:36:07.700 you should take a quarter
00:36:08.280 of your wealth
00:36:08.700 and invest in precious metals.
00:36:09.840 And I've done that faithfully
00:36:10.820 since that time.
00:36:11.720 And now gold's
00:36:12.680 at $3,000 an ounce.
00:36:14.420 Folks, in 1971,
00:36:16.080 you know,
00:36:16.800 when Richard Nixon
00:36:17.320 was in office,
00:36:18.080 gold was $44 an ounce.
00:36:20.580 Then 2005,
00:36:21.820 gold was $450 an ounce.
00:36:23.840 And now today,
00:36:24.460 gold is at $3,200 an ounce.
00:36:27.100 So that's really, Roger,
00:36:29.020 just my two items
00:36:30.000 that I believe
00:36:30.360 are flying underneath the radar.
00:36:31.900 All right.
00:36:32.900 We have to wrap it up there.
00:36:34.740 One more time,
00:36:35.400 give us the website
00:36:36.040 where people can go
00:36:36.900 to find out
00:36:37.440 about your upcoming programs.
00:36:39.500 Yes, sir.
00:36:40.020 Join Eric Trump,
00:36:40.940 join Tim Tebow
00:36:41.680 at my in-person
00:36:42.520 two-day
00:36:43.000 interactive business workshops.
00:36:44.280 It's at Thrivetimeshow.com.
00:36:46.920 Thrivetimeshow.com.
00:36:47.760 Again, that's Thrivetimeshow.com.
00:36:49.440 Thank you, Roger Stone.
00:36:50.400 All right.
00:36:50.840 Thank you, Clay Clark.
00:36:51.820 And to my listeners out there,
00:36:52.960 until we meet again,
00:36:53.900 God bless you
00:36:54.760 and Godspeed.
00:36:56.040 And thank you for joining us
00:36:57.240 in the Stone Zone.
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