The StoneZONE with Roger Stone - The Stone Zone ｜ 06-17-25

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00:00:07.620 Well, will the United States, under the leadership of President Donald Trump,

00:00:12.260 strike Iran and destroy its nuclear weapons development program once and for all, or will we not? 0.99

00:00:20.360 I caution you that in the fog of war, there is enormous disinformation.

00:00:25.440 At one point yesterday, President Trump tweeted and put up on True Social that those in Tehran should exit.

00:00:35.820 Yet we see reports of him telling our allies at the G7 meeting that he told them that America would not strike Iran unless Iran stroke American assets.

00:00:48.500 Trump has been incredibly consistent.

00:00:50.840 I went back and looked. He said during the campaign on the stump at least 15 times that there were no circumstances in which Iran would be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.

00:01:03.780 Why does he think this? I would say because Iran's leaders say death to America isn't a slogan, but a policy.

00:01:12.040 Let's remember that just days ago, Iran called for the assassination of President Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and all the members of their families,

00:01:25.560 as well as all the cabinet members and members of Trump's cabinet.

00:01:30.320 Iran also reportedly hacked into President Trump's campaign in 2024.

00:01:34.900 The FBI told me that I was the target of one of those hacks.

00:01:40.460 Let's remember, Hamas and their proxies attacked Israel on October 7th.

00:01:46.320 If anyone thinks that Iran and the radical illness are going to stop with Israel, then you're fooling yourself.

00:01:52.620 That's not what their religion tells them to do.

00:01:56.260 The Bible tells us to stand with Israel or we will be cursed. 0.62

00:02:00.240 We will be grafted into the tree through Jesus, the line of the tribe of Judah in Revelations 5.5, sharing the blessings and promises of God originally given to Israel.

00:02:13.280 It is being America first to keep Israel from getting a nuclear weapon, in my opinion. 0.85

00:02:19.040 I speak as someone who has traditionally been in the non-interventionist wing of the Republican Party.

00:02:25.860 But those who say that the MAGA governing coalition will be wrecked if Donald Trump chooses to take out the nuclear capability of Iran,

00:02:35.420 something that I'm not certain the Israelis have the technical capability to do, 1.00

00:02:41.340 I think that would only be true if we were to go into a prolonged war like we faced in Afghanistan

00:02:49.540 or like we faced in Iraq where they told us this would be over quickly,

00:02:55.740 but it was not only not over quickly, but our inherent national interests were never abundantly clear.

00:03:03.700 That to me is not the situation here.

00:03:07.040 We are being obedient to God by standing by Israel so that we are not cursed

00:03:11.840 and also getting rid of the threat of Iran targeting America and blowing us to smithereens. 0.61

00:03:17.220 Now, whether or not the Iranians have a bomb tomorrow or whether they have it two years from now, 0.99

00:03:24.400 their intention is clear.

00:03:26.460 Unlike the Japanese and the Germans in World War II, 0.97

00:03:30.600 unlike the Chinese and the Russians today who are very definitely our enemies, 1.00

00:03:36.440 the Iranians don't care whether they live or die. 1.00

00:03:40.260 In fact, they believe they will be rewarded if they become martyrs in the act of killing us.

00:03:47.400 We have never faced a foe like this.

00:03:51.140 So just as Ezekiel 36 and 37 foretells Israel becoming a nation, as they did in 1948, 0.91

00:03:58.260 the Bible tells of the Battle of Gog and Magog.

00:04:01.960 God decimates the whole coalition of nations that attempt to annihilate God's chosen people in that battle. 0.84

00:04:07.660 So why has all this anti-Semitism been demonstrated in America on college campuses in protests?

00:04:14.900 This is all biblical, and we should be worried more about the spiritual aspect of this than anything else.

00:04:21.120 Instead of complaining that Trump is on the side of Israel,

00:04:25.880 we should be so grateful that our country is in the good graces of Almighty God.

00:04:31.740 So I guess what I'm saying is I trust President Trump, I trust his decision, but he is a man of his world.

00:04:39.600 He gave the Iranians 60 days to come to the table and make a deal in which they would forswear their nuclear weapons program 0.94

00:04:48.860 and that they would use their nuclear capabilities only for the generation of electricity.

00:04:55.900 And they stalled.

00:04:58.060 They did not make a deal.

00:04:59.700 Trump is right.

00:05:00.340 They should have made a deal when they had the opportunity.

00:05:04.820 So I guess I'm somewhere between Mark Levin, who I generally disagree with but have respect for,

00:05:11.220 and Tucker Carlson, who seems to now become even anti-Israel as opposed to just being anti-war.

00:05:17.740 I am not for a prolonged foreign war.

00:05:21.800 I think one of the principal reasons Donald Trump got elected was because he was a peace candidate.

00:05:27.220 But this is a more limited question.

00:05:30.320 I don't believe Iran can be allowed to have a bomb because they would threaten the world with it. 1.00

00:05:36.480 I don't have the latest intelligence.

00:05:38.780 Only President Trump has that.

00:05:40.840 It is accurate to say that Tosi Gabbard, who I very much admire and support,

00:05:47.580 as the Director of National Intelligence, reported some weeks ago that the Iranians were not close to a bomb.

00:05:53.680 But if you actually read her testimony, she also testified that their intent was malignant

00:05:59.520 and that they had greater stores of enriched uranium than ever any other time in their past.

00:06:07.740 I noticed only hours ago that she posted, or I should say CNN posted a statement by her

00:06:14.740 in which she said that her view and the President's were now identical in terms of the danger posed.

00:06:22.320 So we shall see.

00:06:24.080 I will not believe anything until the President himself says it.

00:06:28.940 There's a huge amount of speculation out there.

00:06:31.280 Again, this is the fog of war.

00:06:34.160 In the meantime, FBI Director Kash Patel on Monday turned over to Congress an intelligence report

00:06:41.360 raising concerns that China had mass-produced fake United States driver's licenses

00:06:47.800 to carry out a scheme to hijack the 2020 election with fake mail-in ballots.

00:06:54.880 The newly declassified intelligence reports from August of 2020

00:06:59.520 weren't corroborated or even fully investigated at the time.

00:07:03.180 Instead, were recalled from intelligence agencies at about the time that then-FBI Director Christopher Wray

00:07:11.020 testified that there were no known plots of foreign interference ahead of the 2020 election

00:07:17.600 in which Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump, at least allegedly.

00:07:23.180 These new documents were turned over to Senate Judiciary Committee Chuck Grassley,

00:07:28.220 Republican of Iowa, who had first raised concerns to the Bureau that intelligence hadn't been fully vetted

00:07:35.360 and instead had been just dismissed, even though there were evidence of this fake licenses scheme.

00:07:43.000 Thanks to the oversight work and partnership of Chairman Grassley,

00:07:46.560 the FBI continues to provide unprecedented transparency to the People's Bureau.

00:07:51.560 Director Kash Patel of the FBI said,

00:07:54.640 To that end, we have located the documents that Chairman Grassley requested,

00:07:59.460 which detail alarming allegations related to the 2020 elections.

00:08:04.380 Specifically, these include plans from the Chinese Communist Party

00:08:08.720 to manufacture fake driver's licenses and ship them to the United States

00:08:12.600 for the purpose of facilitating a fraudulent mail-in ballot effort.

00:08:18.060 In accordance with Chairman Grassley's request,

00:08:20.460 he has declassified the material and turned it over to the chairman.

00:08:25.200 So what we see here is the FBI actually had information that pertained to the scheme,

00:08:33.120 but they essentially swept it under the rug.

00:08:35.840 And the FBI director, Christopher Wray, testified under oath that there was no evidence

00:08:41.520 of foreign interference in the 2020 election, lying to Congress, a crime.

00:08:48.640 We also know that Attorney General Bill Barr had information regarding the 2020 election

00:08:57.900 from the Philadelphia area given to him by the U.S. attorney in Philadelphia,

00:09:02.640 which he likewise swept under the rug, claiming there was no evidence of anomalies

00:09:10.320 or inconsistencies or election fraud.

00:09:14.720 Interestingly enough, the intelligence source who provided this to the FBI

00:09:19.560 said the effort was specifically designed to help Biden.

00:09:24.980 We now know that another agency, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection,

00:09:29.540 were the ones who intercepted these nearly 20,000 fake driver's licenses around the time

00:09:37.000 that this first came to the attention of the FBI.

00:09:42.640 Meanwhile, in another great victory for HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,

00:09:50.660 the Kraft Heinz announced that they would eliminate all artificial dyes

00:09:57.960 from their food products.

00:10:00.880 Kraft Heinz is the largest food and beverage company in North America,

00:10:05.220 says it will remove food, drug, and cosmetic colors from its products before the end of 2027.

00:10:12.860 It also committed not to launch any new products with these F, D, and C colors effective immediately.

00:10:20.140 The company claimed nearly 90% of its U.S. products are already free of these dangerous and toxic synthetic dyes

00:10:29.480 when measured by sales.

00:10:31.980 The company had already removed artificial colors from Kraft mac and cheese in 2016,

00:10:37.460 as well as Heinz tomato ketchup, which has never had any official dyes.

00:10:42.400 I was glad to hear that because those are two of my all-time favorites,

00:10:45.600 Kraft mac and cheese, and there's really only one acceptable ketchup, that is Heinz.

00:10:51.120 It's a personal preference.

00:10:53.640 But Kraft Heinz said its plans on replacing these natural colors

00:10:57.920 and reinventing new colors and shades where matching natural replacements are not available.

00:11:03.700 In a statement, Kraft Heinz North America president, Pedro Navio, said,

00:11:09.080 the vast majority of our products use natural and no colors,

00:11:12.920 and we've been on a journey to reduce our use of F, D, and C colors across the remainder of our products.

00:11:20.120 I wonder if they would be doing so if they were not getting incredible pressure by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

00:11:27.860 I really think that he is among the president's very best appointments

00:11:32.160 and that he is fulfilling the mandate to make America healthy again.

00:11:38.140 Back in April, Kennedy announced that the Food and Drug Administration was working with the entire food industry

00:11:43.520 to eliminate synthetic dyes from the American food supply over the next two years.

00:11:50.160 To a great degree, the industry has agreed to do so,

00:11:53.660 but none of the industry's largest food companies, including Mars, General Mills, or Kraft Heinz and PepsiCo,

00:12:00.460 confirmed in April that they had signed on the effort.

00:12:04.620 Now, Kraft Heinz is the first of those companies to do so.

00:12:09.840 This is indeed great news.

00:12:11.760 If you're just tuning in, I'm Roger Stone, and this is the Stone Zone on the Red Apple Audio Networks.

00:12:18.720 Here we give you the stone-cold truth, and we tell it to you straight.

00:12:22.760 We'll be back with more political news.

00:12:26.200 And then veteran Boone Cutler, who has written a terrific book on 5-D war with General Michael Flynn,

00:12:36.700 but has also been very active in using alternative medicinal treatments to treat PTSD in veterans,

00:12:45.100 joins us for a robust discussion of that.

00:12:48.160 So whatever you do, don't touch that dial.

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00:13:34.780 Back in the Stone Zone, the other thing predictable about Donald Trump

00:13:38.340 is he's completely and totally unpredictable.

00:13:41.340 You saw the way he dominated the G7 meeting 0.99

00:13:44.980 with virtually every foreign leader kissing his derriere. 0.97

00:13:49.300 And then he rushed back for a war council, 0.97

00:13:53.620 or I should say a national security meeting,

00:13:56.360 to determine what the next steps are.

00:13:59.180 Look, I am a non-interventionist Republican,

00:14:01.660 but I support the president.

00:14:03.080 I most certainly support Israel and their right to defend themselves.

00:14:06.640 The real question is whether Israel has the military capability

00:14:11.160 to take out the heavily fortified Fordow facility

00:14:16.620 where their nuclear weapons program is being built.

00:14:21.520 Perhaps, perhaps it is only the U.S.

00:14:23.760 with their bunker-busting 30,000-pound bombs

00:14:28.180 that could take that facility out.

00:14:30.000 Although, yesterday on this show,

00:14:32.100 Colonel Douglas McGregor questioned whether that was even accurate.

00:14:37.120 So, we shall see.

00:14:38.500 In the meantime, New York City Comptroller

00:14:40.860 and mayoral candidate Brad Lander

00:14:42.620 was arrested by ICE agents Tuesday

00:14:45.160 in a chaotic scene outside a federal immigration court.

00:14:49.600 A video shows Lander, a Democrat,

00:14:51.760 repeatedly demanding to see a judicial warrant

00:14:53.880 for a man being hauled away by immigration agents,

00:14:56.820 all the while kept his hands clutched on the detainee's shoulders.

00:15:01.060 You don't have the authority to ask U.S. citizens, Lander complained,

00:15:04.540 refusing to let go of the illegal alien that was being arrested.

00:15:07.900 Now, this is a stunt.

00:15:10.120 Lander is running for mayor, but his campaign languishes.

00:15:14.440 Perhaps he saw the spike in the polls

00:15:17.940 that the mayor of Newark, New Jersey, briefly experienced

00:15:20.900 when he broke the law outside of an ICE detention facility

00:15:26.360 in Newark, New Jersey.

00:15:29.060 Although, in the end, the mayor of Newark

00:15:32.100 was not successful in New Jersey's Democrat primary.

00:15:35.580 Or perhaps Lander saw the stunt pulled by Senator Alex Padilla,

00:15:40.600 who, without any question, I watched the video four times,

00:15:43.880 stormed the platform

00:15:45.300 while Department of Homeland Security Secretary

00:15:49.060 Kristi Noem was giving a briefing.

00:15:52.380 Again, I think this is a campaign stunt,

00:15:55.380 and it is against the law to interfere with ICE agents

00:15:59.280 who are doing their duty.

00:16:02.300 Lander's campaign must be in tough shape for him to try this,

00:16:06.180 although, frankly, I do not think it will work.

00:16:09.320 More recently, House Democrat LaMonica McIver

00:16:12.720 was actually indicted on federal charges

00:16:15.040 by the U.S. Justice Department last week

00:16:16.840 when she assaulted agents outside a facility back in May.

00:16:21.620 That was also in Newark.

00:16:25.000 So, this is campaign politics and not much more.

00:16:29.320 Let me remind you that the ICE agents

00:16:31.740 are fulfilling their legal responsibility,

00:16:34.600 and the courts have declared

00:16:35.760 that Donald Trump has the authority

00:16:38.300 to arrest and deport dangerous criminal illegals. 0.73

00:16:44.200 In fact, all criminal illegals. 0.99

00:16:46.720 All illegals. 0.99

00:16:47.980 You're in the Stone Zone.

00:16:49.500 When we come back,

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00:16:55.480 of the psychological operations war in Iraq,

00:16:59.520 where he was responsible for Seder City.

00:17:02.440 He has a tremendous story to tell

00:17:04.760 about his own overcoming addiction

00:17:07.940 and his experience with alternative medical treatments

00:17:11.880 that have worked for PTSD

00:17:13.840 and the incredible work that he has done

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00:17:17.760 You don't want to miss that.

00:17:19.240 You're in the Stone Zone.

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00:18:01.200 Entertaining and informative.

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00:18:06.280 Now in the Stone Zone is Boone Cutler.

00:18:09.560 Boone Cutler and I actually met many years ago,

00:18:12.160 long before Donald Trump ran for president,

00:18:14.960 long before the America First movement,

00:18:16.800 because we were both advocates

00:18:18.360 for the legalization of medicinal marijuana.

00:18:22.340 In my case, I became such an advocate

00:18:25.180 because my father was dying of cancer.

00:18:28.060 He was wasting away because he had no appetite,

00:18:30.300 and he was in horrific pain.

00:18:33.460 He was a veteran of the Korean War.

00:18:38.080 And the pain reduction drugs they were giving him

00:18:42.140 merely served to constipate him,

00:18:44.620 but did not increase his quality of life.

00:18:48.240 My sisters and I decided to get him

00:18:50.780 a small amount of marijuana,

00:18:53.380 then illegal,

00:18:54.620 and it both restored his appetite

00:18:57.560 and eased his pain.

00:18:59.260 I don't regret it.

00:19:00.720 Frankly, we have advanced,

00:19:03.120 I said that since that time,

00:19:04.400 it's one of the things we're going to talk

00:19:05.340 to Boone Cutler about,

00:19:06.440 but Boone Cutler served

00:19:08.640 as a psychological operations team sergeant

00:19:10.900 for the war in Iraq.

00:19:12.660 His team was responsible for Seder City.

00:19:15.460 He's written multiple books.

00:19:17.820 The most interesting,

00:19:20.040 they're all interesting,

00:19:21.080 but the one that has impressed me the most

00:19:23.040 is the book that he wrote

00:19:25.260 with General Michael Flynn,

00:19:26.680 a Citizen's Guide to Fifth Generation Warfare.

00:19:29.780 Boone Cutler, welcome to the Stone Zone.

00:19:32.960 Roger, it's a pleasure, man,

00:19:34.860 to be on air with you again

00:19:36.040 and talking about the things

00:19:37.100 that a lot of people just,

00:19:38.660 I mean, even back in the day

00:19:39.840 when we were talking about cannabis,

00:19:41.340 there was a lot of pushback.

00:19:42.760 There was a lot of pushback,

00:19:44.520 and folks just,

00:19:45.560 they really didn't understand

00:19:46.600 because they had gotten

00:19:47.460 so much bad information over the years,

00:19:49.500 and that's changed,

00:19:50.660 and that's really good.

00:19:52.440 That's a solid impact indicator

00:19:53.860 that shows like what you have

00:19:55.980 and getting out good information.

00:19:57.640 It does change things,

00:19:58.840 and so I appreciate you having me on.

00:20:00.480 I'm delighted to have you on.

00:20:01.900 First of all, tell us,

00:20:02.860 you were a psychological operations team

00:20:04.840 sergeant in the war in Iraq.

00:20:06.720 You wrote a book that you started

00:20:08.540 during the fog of battle.

00:20:10.440 I guess you finished at Walter Reed

00:20:12.040 where you defeated a prescription drug addiction

00:20:15.980 and you healed.

00:20:18.520 Now you're multidimensional,

00:20:21.300 both as a music producer,

00:20:23.460 as an author, as a spokesman.

00:20:25.660 You had a terrific radio show,

00:20:27.320 but you've really stood up

00:20:28.660 for Americans and veterans,

00:20:30.100 and this is what interests me the most.

00:20:32.880 So explain concisely

00:20:35.080 what a psychological operations team sergeant does.

00:20:39.480 Well, a psychological operations team sergeant

00:20:41.720 runs a PSYOP team.

00:20:43.320 It's called a TPT,

00:20:44.360 a tactical psychological operations team,

00:20:46.420 and your job is to basically integrate

00:20:49.060 with a supported unit

00:20:50.440 inside an area of operation

00:20:52.340 and be the commander's voice

00:20:53.660 on the battlefield.

00:20:54.960 The other thing you're going to do

00:20:56.120 is you're going to work

00:20:56.940 the shaping of that environment

00:20:58.660 in non-kinetic ways,

00:21:00.560 meaning changing the way

00:21:01.880 the people are acting 0.99

00:21:03.240 without having to kill them.

00:21:05.660 And this is done in a myriad of ways, 0.95

00:21:08.080 but I really enjoyed that job

00:21:09.940 because you really are immersed

00:21:13.100 in the people.

00:21:13.960 In Sadr City,

00:21:14.900 we were on the street

00:21:16.100 every single day

00:21:17.020 with the people of Sadr City,

00:21:18.980 you know,

00:21:19.180 listening to them,

00:21:19.900 paying attention to them,

00:21:20.900 seeing what their motivations were,

00:21:22.300 their vulnerabilities,

00:21:23.120 susceptibilities were,

00:21:24.460 and being able to shape

00:21:25.600 that environment

00:21:26.240 to make the environment

00:21:27.140 safer for Americans,

00:21:28.380 but also at the same time

00:21:30.320 really pushing towards

00:21:32.440 our U.S. national objectives

00:21:34.920 without having to obliterate everybody.

00:21:37.600 So it's a real long-term strategy.

00:21:41.000 It's something that you can put

00:21:42.580 on the ground pretty much anywhere

00:21:44.200 and do some really fantastic work

00:21:46.480 in a very humane way

00:21:48.460 that shapes environments.

00:21:50.780 Yeah, I want to once again

00:21:51.680 recommend the book

00:21:53.320 that Boone Cutler co-wrote

00:21:55.060 with General Michael Flynn,

00:21:56.300 who was with us

00:21:56.820 just a few days ago,

00:21:58.440 The Citizen's Guide

00:21:59.420 to Fifth Generation Warfare,

00:22:01.660 which is designed

00:22:02.420 to help society

00:22:03.440 overcome the Marxist

00:22:05.120 psychological conditioning strategies

00:22:06.980 that attack 0.71

00:22:08.540 the cognitive battle space

00:22:10.320 in the nation today.

00:22:12.340 Boone,

00:22:12.560 what survival skills

00:22:14.940 do Americans,

00:22:16.280 do all people have to have

00:22:17.740 in this era

00:22:19.180 of fifth generation warfare?

00:22:22.920 Well, I would kind of

00:22:25.000 boil it down

00:22:25.740 to a couple things.

00:22:26.920 The first thing,

00:22:27.660 and I say this over and over again

00:22:29.340 to people that I talk to,

00:22:30.420 protect your mind,

00:22:31.280 control your emotions

00:22:32.220 because the only way

00:22:33.940 you really can protect your mind

00:22:35.380 is to control your emotions.

00:22:37.040 We see these polarized messaging

00:22:39.040 strategies all day long.

00:22:41.160 People who are on social media

00:22:42.320 all day long,

00:22:43.180 they're getting hit with it

00:22:44.020 constantly, constantly, constantly.

00:22:46.000 And one of the ways

00:22:47.120 you protect your mind,

00:22:48.160 you control your emotions

00:22:49.220 with a good amount of discernment

00:22:51.180 is through tech hygiene

00:22:52.300 and tech discipline,

00:22:53.800 especially in today's online world.

00:22:55.740 So tech hygiene

00:22:56.600 is making sure

00:22:57.460 you're looking at stuff

00:22:58.460 that's good for you.

00:22:59.500 You know,

00:22:59.680 just like your physical hygiene,

00:23:01.240 your physical health,

00:23:02.500 you want to put good things

00:23:03.520 into your body

00:23:04.280 so you can get the optimal performance

00:23:05.960 out of your body.

00:23:06.940 Well, it's the same thing

00:23:07.600 with your mind.

00:23:08.500 With tech hygiene,

00:23:09.420 we want to make sure

00:23:10.200 that we're good,

00:23:10.800 we're looking at the things

00:23:12.280 that are positive.

00:23:14.420 It's not always doom and gloom,

00:23:16.480 the world's going to end

00:23:17.500 and all this negative stuff.

00:23:19.060 So that's the tech hygiene part of it.

00:23:20.720 The tech discipline part is

00:23:22.160 how much time

00:23:23.520 are you spending online

00:23:25.160 looking at this?

00:23:26.180 Are you ignoring your children?

00:23:27.800 Are you ignoring your job?

00:23:29.360 Are you ignoring your spouse?

00:23:31.360 Because you're completely immersed

00:23:33.280 in this digital world.

00:23:35.100 Meanwhile,

00:23:35.500 the trash is stacking up,

00:23:37.000 the backyard needs to be picked up,

00:23:41.000 your kids are failing in school,

00:23:42.520 they're not getting enough attention,

00:23:43.840 they're not getting outside,

00:23:44.840 they're doing the same thing

00:23:45.720 you are online every day.

00:23:47.640 You know,

00:23:47.900 tech is like today's digital crack.

00:23:49.960 And what I see is,

00:23:51.460 I see parents giving their kids

00:23:52.980 an iPad from the time

00:23:54.200 they're about three years old,

00:23:55.660 which is like giving your kid crack

00:23:57.620 so you can do more crack.

00:23:59.340 And this is the thing

00:24:00.320 we got to step out of.

00:24:01.520 So if I was going to give anybody,

00:24:03.520 you know,

00:24:04.080 a crash course on what you can do

00:24:05.660 for yourself right now,

00:24:07.460 is step away from the tech,

00:24:08.940 go spend time in nature

00:24:10.240 with your family

00:24:11.060 and people you love

00:24:12.100 and just be around them.

00:24:13.660 It does amazing things

00:24:14.920 for your mental health.

00:24:15.760 I could not agree more.

00:24:17.600 One of the things,

00:24:18.440 the phenomena that we see

00:24:19.880 is people who begin to believe

00:24:22.160 that the internet

00:24:23.100 is the real world.

00:24:24.580 People who believe specifically

00:24:26.060 that social media

00:24:27.640 is the real world

00:24:28.860 and that everyone

00:24:29.780 knows what you know

00:24:31.760 because you spend so much time

00:24:33.420 on social media.

00:24:34.460 It is addictive,

00:24:35.940 but it is not the real world.

00:24:38.580 And therefore,

00:24:39.460 what you say

00:24:40.320 is absolutely true.

00:24:41.600 I think that that leads

00:24:43.180 to very dangerous,

00:24:44.860 dangerous habits.

00:24:46.500 I'm particularly concerned

00:24:47.740 about artificial intelligence.

00:24:49.600 I've been a victim

00:24:50.320 of artificial intelligence.

00:24:52.100 You can see many videos online

00:24:54.060 of me allegedly saying things

00:24:56.160 that I never said.

00:24:57.680 If you look pretty carefully,

00:24:58.620 you can see that they're fraudulent.

00:25:00.680 But it is very, very dangerous

00:25:03.340 because at not much cost

00:25:06.500 and with very little skill,

00:25:08.200 we can make a video,

00:25:09.560 say, of Joe Biden

00:25:11.240 or Donald Trump,

00:25:12.060 for that matter,

00:25:12.600 saying things

00:25:13.140 that they never said.

00:25:15.280 How do you think

00:25:16.840 we should fight

00:25:17.660 the abuses

00:25:18.660 of artificial intelligence?

00:25:21.600 Well, the first thing is,

00:25:23.340 and General Flynn and I

00:25:24.320 in the Citizens Guide

00:25:25.220 Fifth Generation Warfare,

00:25:26.540 it's a three-book series.

00:25:27.880 The first book

00:25:28.520 is Introduction to 5GW.

00:25:30.200 The second one

00:25:30.960 is How to Fight

00:25:31.660 Artificial Intelligence.

00:25:32.820 And the third one

00:25:33.420 is The Role of the Church.

00:25:34.820 In the second book

00:25:35.840 of the series,

00:25:36.780 we talk a lot about,

00:25:38.680 you know,

00:25:38.900 what things people can do.

00:25:40.220 And the first thing

00:25:40.880 is make yourself smart.

00:25:42.580 You know,

00:25:42.800 make yourself smart

00:25:43.820 on what the capabilities

00:25:45.020 of these artificial intelligence

00:25:46.540 systems and platforms

00:25:48.640 can do.

00:25:49.660 That way you can recognize

00:25:51.000 what you're looking at

00:25:51.800 when you're looking at it.

00:25:53.060 And I'll tell people this

00:25:54.180 and I'll tell them

00:25:54.680 over and over again,

00:25:55.940 it's not the robots

00:25:56.980 that you have to worry about.

00:25:58.140 A lot of people think

00:25:58.780 about robots

00:25:59.500 when they think about AI.

00:26:00.960 It's really about

00:26:01.920 the AI-driven

00:26:02.700 psychological programming.

00:26:04.740 And the AI-driven

00:26:05.480 psychological programming

00:26:06.960 is typically foreign-born

00:26:09.100 being launched

00:26:09.800 by Iran,

00:26:10.700 Russia,

00:26:11.220 China,

00:26:11.980 into the United States.

00:26:13.920 And it's really

00:26:14.800 like artillery for the mind

00:26:16.980 that is just blowing

00:26:17.940 everything up constantly.

00:26:19.420 And it gets people

00:26:20.460 in these behavioral cycles.

00:26:22.460 And that's the AI-driven

00:26:23.480 psychological programming.

00:26:24.880 It really kind of

00:26:25.740 takes everybody

00:26:26.400 at the most basic

00:26:27.440 animal level

00:26:28.300 and starts shaping

00:26:29.240 the way people think

00:26:31.020 from their origin points.

00:26:33.140 this is the dangerous part.

00:26:35.160 And most people

00:26:35.760 have never,

00:26:36.640 ever heard the term

00:26:37.860 AI-driven

00:26:38.560 psychological programming.

00:26:40.100 So we wanted

00:26:40.940 to really open up

00:26:41.840 with that.

00:26:42.300 And the reason we did

00:26:43.240 is because

00:26:43.760 after the first book,

00:26:45.260 people were saying,

00:26:46.460 OK, I get it.

00:26:47.060 I'm programmed.

00:26:47.800 I get it.

00:26:48.360 I'm programmed.

00:26:49.020 I'm on social media.

00:26:50.000 I'm doing all these things.

00:26:51.020 I'm susceptible

00:26:51.640 to this messaging.

00:26:52.640 I'm programmed.

00:26:53.420 How do I become

00:26:53.960 deprogrammed?

00:26:55.400 And then we kind of

00:26:56.320 had to go in and say,

00:26:57.020 OK, what is the most

00:26:58.260 updated ways people

00:26:59.620 are being manipulated

00:27:01.120 and programmed?

00:27:01.920 And the journey

00:27:03.600 led us to

00:27:04.260 artificial intelligence.

00:27:05.540 This is the most

00:27:06.340 emergent threat

00:27:07.280 in the United States

00:27:08.220 and the world.

00:27:09.000 And we really,

00:27:09.980 really need to stop it.

00:27:12.060 One of the things

00:27:12.600 that you have been

00:27:13.120 most vocal

00:27:14.040 and articulate about

00:27:15.240 is the suicide epidemic

00:27:16.720 among veterans.

00:27:19.040 I haven't had

00:27:20.280 the FBI store

00:27:21.320 my home

00:27:21.740 at 6 o'clock

00:27:22.380 in the morning.

00:27:23.320 I've had some experience

00:27:24.520 with PTSD.

00:27:25.580 My wife has had

00:27:26.340 even worse experience

00:27:27.940 with it.

00:27:28.820 I can tell you

00:27:29.520 firsthand

00:27:29.960 that the

00:27:31.080 pharmaceutical drugs

00:27:32.540 like Zoloft

00:27:33.540 and Xanax

00:27:34.280 all have

00:27:35.000 side effects

00:27:36.440 in the long term.

00:27:37.540 They are not

00:27:38.420 good for you.

00:27:39.940 You have been

00:27:40.980 an advocate

00:27:42.160 for certain

00:27:43.440 psychedelic therapies

00:27:44.840 that you think

00:27:45.460 have helped.

00:27:46.620 Let's talk about

00:27:47.500 that for a minute.

00:27:49.240 Yeah.

00:27:49.820 Go ahead.

00:27:50.860 No, I was going to say,

00:27:51.760 well, quickly,

00:27:52.280 just let me

00:27:52.820 kind of underline

00:27:54.180 what my story is

00:27:55.220 and how I got

00:27:55.900 to the decisions

00:27:56.760 that I have.

00:27:57.760 I was injured in Iraq.

00:27:58.800 I spent two years

00:27:59.660 at Walter Reed

00:28:00.300 Army Medical Center.

00:28:01.340 They put me

00:28:01.800 on all the psych meds.

00:28:02.760 They put me

00:28:03.080 on all the pain meds.

00:28:04.060 They put me

00:28:04.420 on all the benzodiazepines.

00:28:06.320 And I lived

00:28:07.140 that life

00:28:07.740 of addiction

00:28:08.420 through those

00:28:09.200 medications

00:28:09.820 for a number

00:28:10.580 of years

00:28:11.160 until I stopped.

00:28:12.060 And it was

00:28:12.300 actually cannabis

00:28:13.080 that got me

00:28:13.620 off of a lot

00:28:14.300 of that

00:28:14.680 because then

00:28:15.500 I could get

00:28:15.920 good sleep.

00:28:17.240 And that was

00:28:17.740 just an amazing

00:28:18.320 turning point.

00:28:19.040 Things started

00:28:19.480 to change

00:28:20.040 for me there.

00:28:21.160 So then I got

00:28:21.760 off all the psych meds.

00:28:23.100 I got off

00:28:23.580 most of the

00:28:24.880 opiates.

00:28:25.880 Later when CBD

00:28:26.860 became proliferated

00:28:28.060 that really

00:28:28.520 helped me

00:28:28.880 get off

00:28:29.300 the rest

00:28:29.700 of the opiates.

00:28:30.940 But I was

00:28:31.320 still having

00:28:31.920 a lot of issues

00:28:32.980 with PTSD

00:28:34.180 and TBI

00:28:35.140 and there's

00:28:35.580 overlap

00:28:36.240 in the PTSD

00:28:36.900 and TBI.

00:28:38.520 Well later

00:28:38.900 on down

00:28:39.320 the road

00:28:40.160 I was

00:28:40.880 so just

00:28:41.760 to kind of

00:28:42.780 underline

00:28:43.220 the thing

00:28:43.660 so I can

00:28:44.400 talk to

00:28:45.080 everybody

00:28:45.600 about the

00:28:46.200 different types

00:28:46.720 of therapies

00:28:47.260 that are out

00:28:47.720 there.

00:28:47.940 I can talk

00:28:48.380 to the

00:28:48.680 different

00:28:48.900 drug therapies

00:28:49.900 that are out

00:28:50.340 there.

00:28:50.840 I can talk

00:28:51.380 to people

00:28:52.180 about the

00:28:52.640 addictions

00:28:53.100 because I've

00:28:53.460 been through

00:28:53.780 it and I've

00:28:54.100 been through

00:28:54.340 it with

00:28:54.560 several

00:28:54.920 people

00:28:55.280 several

00:28:55.600 other

00:28:55.840 veterans

00:28:56.200 getting

00:28:56.920 them

00:28:57.120 help

00:28:57.460 and then

00:28:58.640 this

00:28:58.940 thing

00:28:59.600 came

00:28:59.980 out

00:29:00.220 I was

00:29:00.980 hearing

00:29:01.300 it

00:29:01.500 kind

00:29:01.700 of

00:29:01.780 like

00:29:02.000 especially

00:29:02.860 like

00:29:03.140 when you

00:29:03.380 and I

00:29:03.600 were talking

00:29:04.020 about

00:29:04.280 cannabis

00:29:04.640 way

00:29:05.140 back

00:29:05.520 in the

00:29:05.740 day

00:29:05.960 you could

00:29:06.220 just hear

00:29:06.540 these

00:29:06.760 rumblings

00:29:07.280 and see

00:29:07.640 things

00:29:07.920 change

00:29:08.540 slowly

00:29:09.060 well I was

00:29:10.400 starting to

00:29:10.680 see those

00:29:10.980 same

00:29:11.320 rumblings

00:29:11.800 around

00:29:12.100 psychedelics

00:29:12.860 but I

00:29:13.740 was not

00:29:14.480 educated

00:29:15.080 on it

00:29:15.640 until a

00:29:16.760 good friend

00:29:17.280 of mine

00:29:18.380 had gone

00:29:18.880 down to

00:29:20.780 Mexico

00:29:21.160 and I

00:29:21.620 knew the

00:29:22.040 shape

00:29:22.260 that they

00:29:22.560 were in

00:29:22.960 so when

00:29:23.440 they came

00:29:23.840 back and

00:29:24.240 they were

00:29:24.500 touting

00:29:25.000 how

00:29:25.540 wonderful

00:29:26.220 this had

00:29:26.780 been

00:29:27.040 for them

00:29:27.540 that kind

00:29:28.480 of pushed

00:29:28.780 me over

00:29:29.120 the edge

00:29:29.560 to figure

00:29:30.600 it out

00:29:30.920 because I

00:29:31.160 trusted their

00:29:31.760 reports

00:29:32.220 and so I

00:29:33.400 got involved

00:29:34.040 in it

00:29:34.320 because I

00:29:34.620 went down

00:29:35.260 to Mexico

00:29:35.780 and I

00:29:36.980 did

00:29:37.400 psychedelic

00:29:38.920 therapy

00:29:39.320 and the

00:29:40.400 one thing

00:29:40.900 that I

00:29:41.380 immediately

00:29:42.220 noticed

00:29:42.940 was that

00:29:44.020 one

00:29:44.700 addictions

00:29:45.400 completely

00:29:46.140 fade away

00:29:46.760 I had

00:29:47.180 a horrible

00:29:47.920 drinking

00:29:48.980 habit

00:29:49.420 I

00:29:49.700 mean

00:29:49.960 alcohol

00:29:50.880 was

00:29:51.280 something

00:29:51.580 I

00:29:51.760 just

00:29:52.000 really

00:29:52.320 could

00:29:52.600 not

00:29:52.800 put

00:29:53.000 away

00:29:53.360 to

00:29:53.920 the

00:29:54.080 point

00:29:54.240 that

00:29:54.360 my wife

00:29:54.740 would

00:29:54.880 say

00:29:55.040 hey

00:29:55.200 you need

00:29:55.500 to stop

00:29:55.800 drinking

00:29:56.100 I said

00:29:56.420 sweetheart

00:29:56.680 you can ask

00:29:57.180 anything

00:29:57.460 from me

00:29:57.980 okay

00:29:58.640 I'm

00:29:59.340 I'm a good

00:30:00.660 husband

00:30:01.040 I always

00:30:01.640 treat you

00:30:01.980 right

00:30:02.260 but you

00:30:03.080 can't ask

00:30:03.480 me to stop

00:30:03.880 drinking

00:30:04.140 because it's

00:30:04.400 never going

00:30:04.800 to happen

00:30:05.140 it's never

00:30:06.000 ever going

00:30:06.500 to happen

00:30:06.860 and we

00:30:07.880 kind of had

00:30:08.260 to deal

00:30:08.600 with that

00:30:09.020 that thorn

00:30:09.680 in our

00:30:10.000 side

00:30:10.360 as a couple

00:30:10.980 for several

00:30:12.040 several years

00:30:12.800 and then

00:30:13.700 I did

00:30:13.980 the

00:30:14.140 psychedelics

00:30:14.760 and I

00:30:14.980 was

00:30:15.100 actually

00:30:15.460 in

00:30:15.860 San

00:30:16.140 Diego

00:30:16.480 coming

00:30:16.840 back

00:30:17.120 home

00:30:17.480 and I

00:30:18.460 started

00:30:18.640 I was

00:30:18.860 with a

00:30:19.080 buddy

00:30:19.360 who also

00:30:20.800 went

00:30:21.020 through

00:30:21.120 the

00:30:21.240 treatment

00:30:21.540 and I

00:30:22.160 started

00:30:22.420 laughing

00:30:22.940 and he

00:30:23.300 says

00:30:23.540 why are you

00:30:23.920 laughing

00:30:24.160 I said

00:30:24.520 I just

00:30:25.080 walked past

00:30:25.640 the bar

00:30:26.100 in an

00:30:26.340 airport

00:30:26.580 I haven't

00:30:27.260 done

00:30:27.420 that

00:30:27.620 in 10

00:30:27.940 years

00:30:28.300 and it

00:30:30.020 meant

00:30:30.240 nothing

00:30:30.560 to me

00:30:31.160 and so

00:30:32.120 the alcohol

00:30:32.880 the behavior

00:30:33.720 around alcohol

00:30:34.660 the addiction

00:30:35.340 side of it

00:30:36.120 was just

00:30:36.840 gone

00:30:37.200 just

00:30:37.800 completely

00:30:38.240 gone

00:30:38.600 and the

00:30:39.900 ability

00:30:40.300 to think

00:30:40.920 you know

00:30:41.180 cognitively

00:30:42.100 with

00:30:42.300 TBI

00:30:42.880 the

00:30:43.820 psychedelics

00:30:44.760 just does

00:30:45.420 so many

00:30:46.040 good things

00:30:46.680 neurologically

00:30:47.540 for people

00:30:48.160 and also

00:30:49.420 the PTSD

00:30:50.060 issues

00:30:50.720 the ability

00:30:51.340 to maintain

00:30:52.480 some semblance

00:30:54.220 of self-control

00:30:55.140 you know

00:30:55.380 people call me

00:30:55.880 Zen Boone

00:30:56.460 now

00:30:56.780 and they

00:30:57.020 used to

00:30:57.260 call me

00:30:57.520 like Hulk

00:30:58.040 Boone

00:30:58.320 because I

00:30:58.660 blow up

00:30:59.200 all the time

00:30:59.640 so it's

00:31:01.180 a different

00:31:01.500 thing

00:31:01.880 so when I'm

00:31:02.920 looking at

00:31:03.540 you know

00:31:03.960 all these

00:31:04.320 different

00:31:04.600 modalities

00:31:05.660 for veterans

00:31:06.300 that I know

00:31:06.920 that work

00:31:07.500 I can tell

00:31:08.240 you cannabis

00:31:08.720 works

00:31:09.200 I can tell

00:31:09.860 you community

00:31:10.440 works

00:31:10.820 having a good

00:31:11.300 strong

00:31:11.600 community

00:31:12.000 to lean

00:31:12.380 on

00:31:12.580 I can

00:31:13.300 tell

00:31:13.520 you

00:31:13.680 that

00:31:13.880 stem

00:31:14.460 cells

00:31:14.780 work

00:31:15.100 and I

00:31:15.340 can tell

00:31:15.640 you

00:31:15.760 that

00:31:15.900 psychedelics

00:31:16.520 work

00:31:16.800 everything

00:31:17.600 else

00:31:18.000 I can't

00:31:18.720 tell you

00:31:19.020 that works

00:31:19.640 because I

00:31:20.460 didn't experience

00:31:21.100 that

00:31:21.560 but definitely

00:31:22.800 psychedelics on the

00:31:23.780 forefront right now

00:31:24.800 you know

00:31:25.420 we've got Texas

00:31:26.000 just passed

00:31:26.620 major legislation

00:31:27.520 for Ibogaine

00:31:28.200 research

00:31:28.700 Arizona

00:31:29.720 passed

00:31:30.320 major

00:31:30.840 legislation

00:31:32.080 for Ibogaine

00:31:32.920 research

00:31:33.280 so that

00:31:34.120 will come

00:31:34.840 to America

00:31:35.520 but right now

00:31:36.620 most of it is done

00:31:37.540 on the underground

00:31:38.220 in the United States

00:31:39.160 or you have to go

00:31:40.060 to Mexico

00:31:40.580 and they've got

00:31:41.540 a great

00:31:41.980 they've got

00:31:42.340 great treatment

00:31:43.000 facilities in Mexico

00:31:43.980 yeah Ibogaine

00:31:45.200 is a psychoactive

00:31:46.680 alkaloid derived

00:31:47.700 from the root bark

00:31:48.680 of a specific

00:31:49.780 African shrub

00:31:50.980 and it has shown

00:31:52.780 enormous potential

00:31:53.700 in treating depression

00:31:54.660 and PTSD

00:31:56.180 particularly in cases

00:31:57.700 resistant to

00:31:58.500 conventional therapies

00:31:59.540 evidently

00:32:01.340 it stems from

00:32:02.940 its complex

00:32:03.480 interaction with the

00:32:04.540 brain

00:32:04.900 where it acts

00:32:06.240 on multiple

00:32:07.980 transmitter systems

00:32:08.920 including

00:32:09.380 serotonin

00:32:10.640 dopamine

00:32:11.200 and

00:32:11.700 NMDA

00:32:12.760 receptors

00:32:13.740 I have not

00:32:15.000 used it myself

00:32:15.740 I've read

00:32:16.240 extensively about it

00:32:17.620 I'm also interested

00:32:18.860 in the use of

00:32:20.220 psychosilocybin

00:32:23.200 mushrooms

00:32:23.740 in micro doses

00:32:25.500 sometimes called

00:32:26.440 micro mushrooms

00:32:28.060 and some have

00:32:29.860 reported

00:32:30.560 successful

00:32:32.420 treatment

00:32:33.300 PTSD

00:32:34.040 with that

00:32:35.600 these I think

00:32:36.660 are both

00:32:37.060 promising

00:32:37.740 still illegal

00:32:38.640 in most states

00:32:40.160 although

00:32:40.920 mushrooms are

00:32:41.960 becoming increasingly

00:32:42.920 legal across the

00:32:43.980 United States

00:32:44.580 I agree with you

00:32:45.820 about CBD

00:32:47.380 and

00:32:48.560 that medicinal

00:32:50.680 use of the

00:32:51.440 hemp derivative

00:32:52.320 it would be

00:32:53.640 difficult to sleep

00:32:54.680 without it

00:32:55.300 in all honesty

00:32:55.980 it's quite legal

00:32:57.420 in the state

00:32:58.320 of Florida

00:32:59.020 so I do think

00:33:01.040 you are

00:33:01.540 you are

00:33:02.320 you are

00:33:03.320 an early

00:33:03.720 advocate

00:33:04.240 for these

00:33:05.380 all natural

00:33:06.340 substances

00:33:07.040 which can

00:33:08.400 help those

00:33:09.440 with PTSD

00:33:10.080 this requires

00:33:11.480 a lot more

00:33:12.600 discussion

00:33:13.160 if you are just

00:33:13.800 tuning in

00:33:14.300 we are talking

00:33:14.820 to Boone Cutler

00:33:16.080 author

00:33:17.240 war fighter

00:33:18.880 veteran

00:33:19.800 and a good

00:33:21.080 friend of this

00:33:21.920 program

00:33:22.340 and we will be

00:33:23.440 right back

00:33:24.240 with more

00:33:24.900 stand by

00:33:26.060 The Stone

00:33:29.660 Zone

00:33:30.080 entertaining

00:33:31.120 and informative

00:33:32.360 on the Red

00:33:33.180 Apple Podcast

00:33:34.220 Network

00:33:34.780 we are talking

00:33:36.320 to Boone Cutler

00:33:37.260 you can find

00:33:37.940 out more

00:33:38.500 about Boone

00:33:39.260 and his

00:33:40.120 books

00:33:40.720 and works

00:33:41.560 by going

00:33:42.020 to

00:33:42.340 BooneCutler.com

00:33:44.260 that is

00:33:44.600 BooneCutler.com

00:33:45.940 I am really

00:33:47.520 privileged to have

00:33:48.420 him on the show

00:33:49.200 today

00:33:49.380 Boone I want to

00:33:49.860 talk about

00:33:50.380 stem cells

00:33:51.600 and how

00:33:52.560 that can help

00:33:53.500 people with

00:33:54.360 serious injuries

00:33:55.080 it has helped

00:33:55.820 my wife

00:33:56.380 tremendously

00:33:57.080 had injury

00:33:58.880 in her knee 0.92

00:33:59.640 I am not sure

00:34:01.000 that all Americans

00:34:01.860 are familiar

00:34:02.840 with stem cell

00:34:04.040 therapy

00:34:04.500 and how it

00:34:05.520 works

00:34:05.780 and why it

00:34:06.280 works

00:34:06.540 but lay it

00:34:07.780 on us

00:34:08.200 well this

00:34:10.080 is my story

00:34:10.940 about six

00:34:11.980 years ago

00:34:12.660 my heart

00:34:13.120 gave out

00:34:13.620 and I was

00:34:14.220 dying from

00:34:15.120 cardiomyopathy

00:34:16.020 heart failure

00:34:16.720 polycythemia

00:34:17.780 stage 3

00:34:18.780 kidney disease

00:34:19.500 it all hit

00:34:20.160 me at once

00:34:20.700 and I was

00:34:21.560 in that death

00:34:21.960 spiral

00:34:22.200 I had six

00:34:22.720 months to live

00:34:23.260 and I

00:34:24.720 I was

00:34:25.840 blessed

00:34:26.260 enough to

00:34:26.700 find a way

00:34:27.740 through a

00:34:28.700 wonderful lady

00:34:29.440 who helped

00:34:30.360 sponsor my

00:34:31.100 treatment

00:34:31.420 and also

00:34:32.340 Warfighter

00:34:32.940 Hemp

00:34:33.240 my good

00:34:33.680 friends at

00:34:34.020 Warfighter

00:34:34.380 Hemp

00:34:34.520 also helped

00:34:35.080 sponsor my

00:34:35.660 treatment

00:34:35.960 to go down

00:34:37.640 to Panama

00:34:38.100 and get

00:34:38.440 stem cell

00:34:38.880 therapy

00:34:39.200 from my

00:34:39.620 heart

00:34:39.940 and I

00:34:40.760 went down

00:34:41.240 there in

00:34:41.700 a wheelchair

00:34:42.140 that's how

00:34:42.840 bad off

00:34:43.340 I was

00:34:43.840 and after

00:34:45.700 two treatments

00:34:46.720 two of four

00:34:47.400 treatments

00:34:47.900 I was able

00:34:48.800 to walk

00:34:49.560 I was able

00:34:50.220 to go down

00:34:50.820 an elevator

00:34:51.540 walk across

00:34:52.300 the lobby

00:34:52.820 buy my wife 1.00

00:34:53.580 some coffee

00:34:54.220 bring it

00:34:54.640 back up

00:34:55.060 to the

00:34:55.420 room

00:34:55.720 and I

00:34:56.560 was just

00:34:56.920 better

00:34:57.940 and so

00:34:58.920 that was

00:34:59.520 stem cell

00:34:59.980 therapy

00:35:00.280 and I

00:35:00.760 would definitely

00:35:01.460 be dead

00:35:01.920 without it

00:35:02.500 later a few

00:35:03.280 years ago

00:35:04.400 I went down

00:35:05.040 to Tijuana

00:35:06.300 to the

00:35:06.700 Cellular Performance

00:35:07.480 Institute

00:35:07.920 and got

00:35:08.900 stem cells

00:35:09.620 again

00:35:11.280 and it was

00:35:12.580 again

00:35:13.040 just a

00:35:13.820 very very

00:35:14.700 healthy thing

00:35:15.660 that just

00:35:16.540 works

00:35:17.140 and no

00:35:18.420 babies were

00:35:19.040 harmed

00:35:19.340 during the

00:35:19.860 process of

00:35:20.840 the stem

00:35:21.120 cell therapy

00:35:21.700 these are

00:35:22.100 stem cells

00:35:22.600 that are

00:35:22.840 derived from

00:35:23.340 an umbilical

00:35:23.860 cord that's

00:35:24.380 already used

00:35:24.960 it's going

00:35:25.240 to be

00:35:25.360 thrown in 0.98

00:35:25.640 the trash 0.92

00:35:26.100 nobody's 0.99

00:35:26.520 going to

00:35:26.740 benefit from

00:35:27.360 it which

00:35:28.080 I think

00:35:28.340 is a

00:35:28.620 travesty

00:35:29.140 we have

00:35:29.480 bursts

00:35:29.740 all around

00:35:30.140 this world

00:35:30.680 every single

00:35:31.280 day and

00:35:32.200 many times

00:35:32.660 we just

00:35:32.960 take that

00:35:33.280 umbilical

00:35:33.660 cord and

00:35:34.020 throw it

00:35:34.300 away when

00:35:35.160 it can

00:35:35.380 be harvested

00:35:36.060 for the

00:35:36.460 stem cells

00:35:37.020 and save

00:35:37.380 people's

00:35:37.760 lives

00:35:38.080 so there

00:35:39.960 you have

00:35:40.480 it

00:35:40.780 Boone

00:35:41.720 Cutler

00:35:42.200 who's a

00:35:43.360 veteran

00:35:44.160 who served

00:35:44.640 his country

00:35:45.080 with distinction

00:35:45.680 now dedicates

00:35:46.700 his life

00:35:47.100 to helping

00:35:47.600 other war

00:35:48.780 fighters

00:35:49.160 other veterans

00:35:50.040 check out

00:35:51.060 his three

00:35:52.120 books with

00:35:52.640 General Flynn

00:35:53.380 all regarding

00:35:55.340 the fifth

00:35:56.680 generation

00:35:57.360 warfare

00:35:57.980 America

00:35:58.580 is facing

00:35:59.680 today

00:36:00.220 particularly

00:36:01.460 at this

00:36:01.980 time when

00:36:02.540 we may

00:36:03.200 be facing

00:36:04.060 yet another

00:36:05.440 foreign war

00:36:06.140 I trust

00:36:06.660 President Trump

00:36:07.400 to make the

00:36:07.920 right decision

00:36:08.520 it has to be

00:36:09.600 very lonely

00:36:10.200 and difficult

00:36:10.720 time for him

00:36:11.600 as he makes

00:36:12.220 life and death

00:36:13.300 decisions around

00:36:14.260 his nation

00:36:14.880 but I thank

00:36:16.260 God that is

00:36:16.960 he not

00:36:18.040 Joe Biden

00:36:19.200 or God

00:36:19.620 forbid Kamala 0.93

00:36:20.880 Harris

00:36:21.240 making those

00:36:22.980 decisions

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The StoneZONE with Roger Stone - June 18, 2025

The Stone Zone ｜ 06-17-25

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