00:02:10.000President Trump up at the United Nations.
00:02:13.000He's just left the United Nations for Trump Tower.
00:02:18.000He's pulled out of Trump Tower, meeting the world leaders at the assembly tonight.
00:02:23.000And of course, we have got full exclusive footage of this thanks to who, oh my gosh.
00:02:30.000I thought there was a boycott, but there's not a boycott because Real America's Voice was kind enough to share with the world their pool feed.
00:02:39.000We'll talk about that and so much more going on.
00:02:43.000Democrats saying in a new poll that they support a lot of violence against President Trump.
00:02:51.00032% saying that they would support an assassination of President Trump and over 50% supporting a military coup.
00:03:00.000We're going to get into that and so much more.
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00:07:11.000And which is more crazy for people at home to understand is the only thing missing from this environment is gunshots being flown towards you because we live real tactical training scenarios, like in the mangroves.
00:07:26.000Like, you're getting like sucked in by the earth by mud and you're swimming and there's like parasites and Dangerous things in the water, like real, real life dangerous.
00:08:34.000In AI, the last four days, I'm like, Anti social right now, so I apologize.
00:08:38.000I'm gonna try and ease back into humanity, but I'm telling you, dude, neural net when you can control a series of AI bots for information and to write code on the fly, dude, none of this garbage culture stuff matters.
00:08:49.000Like, children, uh, oil, like, I get it, but once you have the ability to sequester the human knowledge and use it against people, like, bro, children, I want to make sure I want to make sure that whatever, like, I'm telling you, this stuff is so far in the backseat compared to what the real issues are.
00:09:06.000We need to make sure that whatever Ian is connected to is so.
00:09:09.000From the rest of the human race, the air gap from any other.
00:09:13.000Even air gaps, they can raise the temperature of one machine so the other machine can tell that it's communicating with it.
00:09:42.000Yeah, so just to reiterate on this whole thing about the pool feed situation, it's kind of weird.
00:09:47.000I didn't even know that yesterday I was going to find myself in the midst of this nationwide firestorm where they're saying, oh, okay, so the entire mainstream media was boycotting the covering Trump's UN trip.
00:10:01.000They're saying, we're not going to cover it.
00:11:17.000If anyone wants access, by the way, it's pool at, just like Tim Pool, pool at americasvoice.news.
00:11:23.000Just send us an email and we're happy to give you the streaming link.
00:11:26.000It's worth noting, I just saw Polymarket tweeted this today.
00:11:30.000Traffic to top news websites is collapsing as AI replaces traditional search, plunging roughly 30% from its 2024 peak.
00:11:38.000It's an interesting time to decide to not cover the president of the United States, the guy that gets the most ratings out of basically any American, when their numbers are just falling.
00:13:37.000I forget exactly what I was looking up, but the point being was it gave me facts that didn't exist and it referred to things that never happened.
00:14:05.000I actually had two weeks ago, Opus, which is Claude's, one of Claude's deep brains, told me, I don't know the answer to this, so I'm going to make something up.
00:14:12.000And then it gave me a big long answer that was all made up.
00:14:15.000But it told me ahead of time that it was going to make it up.
00:14:32.000So when you do that with information, it doesn't work as well.
00:14:34.000Which, by the way, that's why, and with a guy like Donald Trump, and this is something you could say, Whether you're for Trump, anti Trump, ambivalent, whether you think he's the Antichrist, whether you think he is the return of Christ, point being is that's why having a live stream up, having a pool there, having our camera there is so important in this day and age because you don't know what's AI.
00:14:58.000Like, I could show you a video of Donald Trump walking off the stage at the UN today and beating up people in the front row if I wanted to.
00:15:06.000Or, like, he sees the Iranian president, he just runs over and just body slams him from his chair and says, You submit.
00:15:13.000And if you didn't have a pool feed, if you didn't have cameras there, how would you know that that was not?
00:15:24.000But the point being is, that's what I'm saying.
00:15:27.000But that's what I'm saying is why, if you don't have actual camera footage, right?0.87
00:15:33.000Let's say there's a comment that he makes that said, where, in a serious perspective, what if he says to Zelensky, hey, I want you to bomb those Russian diesel sites?
00:15:42.000Well, now everyone's going to say that the next time Ukraine bombs it is that Trump said so.
00:15:46.000But now I can say, well, we had our camera there, and he didn't say that.
00:16:26.000And so, and point being though, is that in the past, the broadcasters would have leverage over the president because they would be the only ones capable of doing that.
00:16:36.000But when you build counter institutions and parallel institutions like Real America's Voice, suddenly they don't have that leverage anymore.
00:16:44.000We have an interesting line to walk on this because it used to be no one had access to the president.
00:16:49.000It was only like somebody in the 1800s decided we're going to start having reporters in and we'll start being a little more transparent.
00:17:40.000But I mean, like I said, it used to be you could walk up to the door of the White House, knock, and someone would answer, and you could request to be the president.
00:17:47.000Maybe you could, maybe you couldn't, but still.
00:18:00.000Technically, he's the head of the military and so much more, but he is the head of the most subterfusive force in the planet, which is the U.S. military.
00:18:06.000So his job is to deceive, lie, and manipulate the planet.
00:18:10.000To be our best, strongest leader to position us in the front of the military dominant force.
00:18:14.000But he also wants to be, they expect him to be this like domestic benevolent force.
00:18:44.000But, He's not supposed to be like this benevolent force that does stuff for the American people.
00:18:51.000He's supposed to enforce the laws and policies made by Congress.
00:18:55.000Congress is the place where policy is supposed to be made.
00:18:58.000Congress is the place where laws are supposed to be created, where legislation is supposed to be created, and the president's supposed to execute it.
00:19:04.000So, like the idea that people have that the president is this essentially a king, which is something we talked about last night.
00:19:20.000Of powers that are granted by the Constitution, and he's not supposed to have others.
00:19:24.000I think what is true is that, and it's not denying what you're saying because what you said is exactly right, is that he's sort of a moral guide for the country, not on paper.
00:19:33.000It just turns out that with mass media, with radio and television, and he's the president, we look to him, whoever is sitting in that position, and listen and see how they're feeling and what they, you know, they kind of guide us morally.
00:19:45.000That can be a personal thing, but I mean, at least I think that honestly, since Bill Clinton, that hasn't been the case.
00:20:04.000That's like, let me spin it back though, because what you guys are talking about though is also an effect of the rise of mass media, right?
00:20:14.000So the president in the era of newspapers is when the presidency was created.
00:20:20.000So the idea of a press pool is like, wouldn't exist, right?
00:20:22.000Because you could get a printing press at the White House.0.91
00:20:27.000You could have written interviews and that would come out and that would be it.
00:20:29.000But then suddenly radio comes up with FDR.
00:20:33.000And then so FDR jumps right in and starts having the fireside chats.
00:20:38.000Television, of course, in the JFK era.
00:20:41.000And then Trump, of course, using social media.
00:20:44.000Obama at first, but Trump obviously is the one who really, really leveraged it.
00:20:48.000So, point being, is that all of these are effects that come up with the rise of the new technology.
00:20:54.000But what's happened here, though, is that these guys thought that their pool, their Quote unquote pool coverage was so special because in the 1990s it would require so, or even the 1980s, it would require so much infrastructure and technology and equipment and personnel to be able to run all this.
00:21:11.000These days, you know, you just put a stream up and say, here's the link, anyone can take it, right?
00:21:16.000You don't have to do all that, you don't need all that dinosaur technology anymore because it's not like blockbuster video tier where, you know, we've got to go to all these different places.
00:21:25.000Now you just put a link up and say, hey, anybody who wants it can have access to the link.
00:21:30.000And so this shows the ability of new media to disintermediate the leverage and the power of the broadcasters.
00:21:38.000And that's where they got their power because they were the only ones who could do it.
00:21:41.000Now you can do that stuff with like a phone.
00:22:34.000Every time the media goes out there and reports fake news, do you know why?
00:22:37.000Because then we get to show that contrast to the American people.
00:22:40.000Like, this is how dishonest they are get the facts, get the receipts, and like discredit them.
00:22:45.000Because the further we discredit them, the media is very discredited right now.
00:22:49.000I don't know a single human being that I interact with that says, I trust mainstream media, right?
00:22:54.000So taking this away from them is kind of almost validating them in a sense, like victimizing them and changing the script.
00:23:01.000I'm for CNN and political bankrupting themselves out of existence by literally posting and writing their Fictitious psychosis on paper and on air with Caitlin Collins, aka Scott Pressler, or Anderson Cooper, the bankrupt Vanderbilt.
00:24:16.000She's addicted to the Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump hit.
00:24:19.000Well, and that gets to Phil, that gets to what you were saying before about the loss of ratings.
00:24:24.000That if people aren't reading this stuff anymore, and then there's Donald Trump, and of course he drives their ratings, he drives everyone's ratings.
00:24:31.000And because being so unpredictable, you're losing out to AI as is.
00:24:48.000Maybe they're not going to get the live feed, but they're going to talk about what he does because he's the president of the United States and the things that he does matter.
00:24:57.000The things that he adds, the policies that he decides the US is going to have when it comes to international trade, when it comes to foreign policy, those things matter.
00:25:13.000And so you put it all together, and I think the bigger meta narrative here is that they thought they had leverage.
00:25:19.000They thought they had leverage over him to say, we're going to boycott, and then you're going to be screwed because nobody's going to watch your stuff.
00:25:25.000But then, boom, Real America's Voice comes in with the live stream so people can go watch that wherever they want.
00:25:30.000And then, two, he also has leverage because he's Donald Trump and because he is literally the most famous person on the planet.
00:26:00.000Did it come from the top of each of these organizations?
00:26:02.000Because at some point, if it did, I see there's a struggle between the corporatocracy of the world right now coming from the banks out of Switzerland or wherever they're focusing their locus of operation.
00:29:20.000So I wonder about if you want to live like Jesus, how far do you take it?0.61
00:29:22.000I wonder if the story of the Bible is actually don't violently challenge authority or we will kill you.
00:29:27.000See, because that's that, well, but then you can also, you will defeat the authority because if you're on the side of God, because God will raise you up, right?
00:29:35.000So obviously raise you to heaven, but in Jesus' case, actually bring you back to life.0.74
00:29:41.000And what's amazing about that is that that kind of flies in the face of like this like wussy Jesus that they like sort of, hey man, like what's up, like, you know, kind of Jesus in the modern era.0.50
00:29:52.000That's not the Jesus of the Bible.0.53
00:29:54.000You actually read the gospel and meet the real Jesus who's there.
00:29:57.000It's very different from the one that they sort of preach about with the skinny jeans.
00:30:00.000What I want to know is did he go to the temple for years before?
00:34:17.000I know that, like, you know, there's an agnostic guy here telling you about theology, but I grew up Catholic, and I learned all this stuff.
00:34:24.000I went to Catholic school until, like, seventh grade.
00:38:58.000He goes, A boy came home from Sunday school recently and he told his father, he said, Daddy, you'll never believe what they told us in Sunday school.
00:39:19.000He said, Well, they taught us that they built a bridge out of pontoons that they brought in.0.53
00:39:27.000And then they crossed on the pontoons, and then they called up the Israeli military when Pharaoh was coming across, and they had the aircraft go and bomb the bridge when the Egyptians were on there.0.68
00:39:40.000So it killed Pharaoh and it killed the entire Egyptian army, and that's why they were killed.
00:39:44.000My father's looking at me, he's like, Is that what they taught you in Sunday school?
00:39:47.000And he goes, Dad, if I told you what they told me, you would never believe me.
00:40:43.000Have you ever experienced something that was too good to be true, but it happened and then you didn't even know how to proceed and tell people about?
00:40:48.000Like any great coincidence or anything like that in your life?
00:41:34.000But yeah, there's something, they don't know what's going on.
00:41:36.000When you get down to a sub microscopic level, everything's different.
00:41:41.000Yeah, the way that the quarks move, the way that electrons, muons, and taus, and the way that quarks and gluons, I've been going hard on it actually lately.
00:41:50.000To better understand, and it they get to a point where, like, we don't have the technology to see any deeper, it just does it, and we don't know why.
00:41:56.000No, um, I don't want to, uh, I do want to get to our topic, but I did want to say so you were talking about the masculinity of Jesus, and that that's that resonated with you, yeah, because I want to, I want to, for a long time, he's like most inspirational guy in my life from all the stories I've ever read, him, Einstein, George Washington, like three of my favorites.
00:42:13.000Like, I want to be like him, I want to give the world something he was trying to give, although an emperor decided he couldn't say it because they didn't have free speech.
00:42:19.000But, like, how violent, I don't think you have to get violent in this reality, I think.0.93
00:42:24.000And if you do, maybe the lesson of Christianity is they will kill you.
00:43:17.000And even the Jews at the time, I think many of them thought, you know, if we go awry, someone needs to correct us.
00:43:23.000But then the guys that were actually going awry were like, who is Well, and that was a huge issue too because they expect a lot, there was a lot of expectation of the Messiah to be a political leader, not a theological and moral leader, the way that he was.
00:43:37.000And they wanted him to overthrow the Romans and lead, you know, lead the Jews to a fully independent state and get kicked the Romans out of Judea and everything.
00:43:46.000And he was like, yeah, no, I'm not about that.0.69
00:43:51.000And not like we have to live like Jesus, but like the whole like using violence to accomplish the ends is, that has now clicked with me that Jesus did that.
00:44:00.000I didn't know that he was a violent guy.
00:44:02.000Well, again, I wouldn't say it was different than using direct violence.
00:44:30.000I think there is, you know, like George Washington was a violent.
00:44:32.000Terrorist in the eyes of the king, of course, the word hadn't been used, it but he was doing violence against the law according to the British law, of course.0.58
00:44:40.000It's Jesus, the red coats are coming anyway.
00:45:54.000And it says Democrats want Trump out by almost any means necessary.
00:46:01.000We pulled five routes for Trump to leave office before the end of his term.
00:46:05.000A plurality of Democrats support four of them, including a military coup and death by natural causes.
00:46:12.000The only one underwater, an assassination, is still supported by 29%.
00:46:18.000And by the way, That 29%, I would argue, is actually incorrect because if you look at their actual poll down at the bottom, it says President Trump, President Donald Trump was assassinated while speaking at a rally.
00:46:29.000It's 23% say very positive, 9% say somewhat positive.
00:46:36.000When you add those together, you get 32.
00:46:38.000So that's 32% would feel positive if Donald Trump was assassinated while speaking at a rally.
00:46:45.000Then we also see a US military coup, President Trump dying overnight in his sleep at 55%.
00:46:51.00025, or the 25th amendment is at uh, let's see 84 percent and then, of course, the highest is Trump being impeached, at uh 87.
00:47:15.000Right after the election um, and I know this because I was candidate at the time and I was ahead in the polls after closing then there were app, the absentee ballot drama, right.
00:47:23.000So A very strong political campaign started for fundraising because we were going to need it for legal procedures and whatnot, which was called the Stop The Steal.
00:47:34.000The FCC at the time, in conjunction with, and this was Trump's FCC, by the way, commissioner at the time, in conjunction with the network carriers, T Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, and ATT at the time, all after like a couple of weeks started blocking any text message that contained any kind of Quote election denialism, including stop a steal.
00:48:00.000So, any vendor trying to push that out got canceled or their texts were not sent through.
00:48:07.000So, you're saying the cell phone providers.
00:48:09.000The cell phone providers, in conjunction with the FCC, Federal Communications Commission.
00:48:13.000When you say in conjunction, do you think that they were actually willing participants or do you think that the FCC was applying pressure saying, you have to do this because your license will be on the line?
00:52:58.000There will be copycats to Thomas Crook and Tyler Robinson and every piece of excrement that walks around here thinking they are God and that they can end somebody's life over.0.85
00:53:08.000Political opinion, over the difference in ideology and the thought process of how people disempower them.0.78
00:53:20.000Right now, I'm looking at the screen, they have a 57% platform of people in this country who would either cheer, somewhat cheer, or not care if they assassinated the president.
00:53:30.000And by the way, not just the president, that includes every single person in this room.
00:53:34.000That includes everyone who's a Trump supporter, Corey Compatori, who actually was murdered.
00:54:01.000And the issue, unfortunately, is that I guess I would say, though, the reason that I do think the poll is important because there are so many.
00:54:10.000Conservatives out there who just don't take this stuff seriously.
00:54:29.000And it's like, guys, do you understand how bad the situation is?
00:54:32.000If 32% are saying yes, and to your point, another 25% are saying, like, kind of winking and thinking, like, yeah, wouldn't bother me too much.
00:54:43.000That The situation is far, far worse because we actually are in a socialist revolution.
00:54:49.000That's the reason we put the new book out.
00:54:50.000Because in Unhuman Socialist Revolution, which by the way, it does come out next month, I'm obviously supposed to be on here promoting it and telling people about it.
00:54:58.000I'm trying to push an operating system update to conservatives to tell them, guys, you need to understand you're not going to be safe because you said, oh, I stood with you or oh, I yelled at Trump over some tweet or whatever.
00:55:16.000They don't care, quote unquote, how moderate you are.
00:55:18.000They don't care if you're someone like Charlie who would just go there on campus with a microphone in his hand and say, Hey, I'm here to talk.
00:57:45.000So I, and again, I understand why you feel passionately about this, but the fact of the matter is the American people need to understand what's going on.
00:57:56.000There are still people out there that will swear up and down that we don't have a communist problem in this country.
00:58:03.000They swear up and down that the DSA aren't actually communists, that there aren't communists in the DSA, even though there clearly are.
00:58:11.000If you watch any DSA, Organization videos, any of the stuff that they do that's in house stuff, they're rife with communists, plenty of socialists.
00:58:21.000There's not a lot of moderates in any way.
00:58:25.000The number of actual moderate Democrats is shrinking because people are starting to notice the winds of change are coming in the Democrat Party, and the Democrats that want to stay in power are starting to caucus with the DSA.
00:58:38.000They realize the DSA is the future of the Democrat Party.
00:58:42.000And most Americans that are not Politically active, that don't want to know about politics, they don't realize how bad the situation is.
00:58:53.000I think, now I understand your point, but this particular thing coming out now, this close to the midterms, I'm hoping that this will inspire some people that were like, oh, I'm just going to sit this out.
00:59:05.000I'm hoping that they'll say, maybe I do need to go and vote because we need to keep Democrats out of power.
00:59:11.000And if you look, this isn't the only, this is a tweet thread, and there's a lot of other, uh, Posts in this thread that are worth paying attention to because the Democrats cannot be allowed to have any kind of significant majority in either the House or the Senate.
00:59:30.000And I'm hopeful that this will inspire people to be like, you know what?
00:59:33.000I'm pissed about what the Republicans have not done.
00:59:37.000But having Democrats in power, the Democrats that are actually likely to get into power now, that will be an absolute disaster for the country.
01:00:39.000I'm not saying in those numbers, but a very small minority of our people would probably, like, there's some pretty right wingers out there that would say Joe Biden should have figured out a right winger coughs on a Democrat, and the entire liberal media apparatus will say, that was violent.
01:01:08.000And as a result, conservative politicians don't take it seriously.
01:01:14.000This issue is something that I've gone to the White House and I've sat down with the president on national television and said, we need full disruption of Antifa networks.
01:01:23.000We need full disruption of these anti ICE networks.
01:01:25.000You saw them all down, by the way, in Austin this past weekend.
01:01:28.000And we're going to get to that story in a minute.0.94
01:01:30.000But their ability to surge these violent, Bolsheviks across the country in every single major city in America is the wake up call that we absolutely need.0.84
01:01:42.000And when Pam Bondi was the attorney general, she didn't do the job.0.59
01:02:24.000Do you see that email, that leaked email of an FBI agent saying that that was enough probable cause to investigate Elon and all that stuff?
01:02:31.000And they were like pushing at the FBI to try to investigate Elon and go after him for that email?
01:02:49.000Wait, this is part of the problem, though, because the people that, in many cases, in Biden's FBI, the people that were running the FBI were Antifa.
01:02:58.000They believed the same type of things that Antifa believed.
01:03:07.000Fried mental reality where they think that Donald Trump and Donald Trump supporters and people like Elon are evil and need to be stopped by any means necessary.
01:03:18.000This is the state ideology of Washington, D.C.
01:03:25.000It's like when we would go to talk to FBI members and talk about this about the far left, they would say, oh, well, all those groups, that's just freedom of speech.
01:03:36.000They're allowed to go out there and protest.
01:04:41.000T-Mobile, Verizon, whoever pushed this question onto phones ought to be penalized.
01:04:47.000Yeah, I kind of agree with what you said, Phil, about how it's good to know what other people are up to, but there's a diminishing return.
01:04:54.000At some point, you don't want to neural link with your wife, maybe necessarily, and know everything that's going on with that person.
01:05:01.000So, like society, and also when people get pointed questions, have you ever wanted to kill a person?
01:05:06.000And it's like, I mean, I had a transient thought, like running my car off the road, intrusive thought that came and went one day nine weeks ago.
01:05:21.000So these people are answering the temptations because they're prompted with attentive questions.
01:05:24.000It's kind of wild they would even answer this.0.87
01:05:27.000And also, we're at the point with Anthropic where we can hunt these people down and throw them at, like, I'm concerned even about just, I think it's just that they sent the poll out puts these people now on sort of a bad place because they've acknowledged that they would like to see something.0.86
01:06:43.000And George, you and I well know if this were like Rich Barris and he was running a poll and he said that same thing about AOC or he said that about Kamala Harris, he'd be in handcuffs.
01:06:59.000He'd be in handcuffs for sending out a poll like that.
01:07:27.000And by the way, here's the reason that I do come down and supporting some action against this is because.
01:07:33.000If you sit there and do nothing, they will never stop.
01:07:36.000If you act like you don't have any power, if you act like you don't have anything to put pressure on the other side, if you don't require, in the human social revolution, we call this the iron law of exact reciprocity.
01:07:49.000And that means for every, just like in reality, we're talking about physics earlier, right?
01:07:54.000Newton's second law is for every action is an equal and opposite reaction.
01:07:58.000So if you don't have that reaction, guess what?
01:09:09.000So I did the full five days of the preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson.
01:09:15.000And one of the things that came out, I don't know if I said directly in the hearing, but there was some reporting at the time that he had bragged to.
01:13:23.000It's not really the government's role to stop crime, although it's definitely the military's job to stop foreign.0.76
01:13:28.000It is definitely the government's role is our but at what cost because we have privacy at any cost.0.97
01:13:32.000Well, they could they can read your thoughts very shortly, and then if you think a bad word, they can come get you.
01:13:39.000I don't think technically, so I don't like that.
01:13:41.000I don't think the government can think our thoughts.
01:13:43.000Well, we're pretty close to read write databases with neural nets, and like already you can speak, yeah, you would have to have a neural implant in you or all your texts, all your emails.
01:13:53.000Wait, wait, wait, no, what Ian's saying is interesting.
01:14:14.000Like if a guy's sitting in his house for hours thinking about committing an assassination, should Neuralink have to report that to that PR?
01:15:20.000They went and found that he had done the same tactic to people like Danny Masterson and a few other NFL football players who get in trouble and then they're in legal trouble.
01:15:31.000He did not at all, in any occasion, get a single penny from any of us, right?
01:15:37.000Or have the time of day of acknowledgement.
01:15:40.000But the fact that he sent over wiring bank instructions.
01:16:18.000So I'm thinking to myself, we already do that.
01:16:21.000So I just don't know that Neuralink would have, I think you would be a participant in Neuralink.
01:16:27.000So you're assuming the masses subscribe to Neuralink and then that's how it's going to happen.
01:16:32.000I would want that reported to law enforcement.
01:16:34.000I would put it this way I would say, I would want at that point where it becomes operationalized, I would want that reported.
01:16:41.000And then law enforcement would be able to take appropriate action, would be able to examine it and take appropriate action based on whatever else they could see that person doing that might not be in Neuralink.
01:16:52.000So, like searching up how to commit a crime, you think is justification to arrest that person?
01:17:20.000And I mean, I'm not talking about this is pre neural net.
01:17:22.000Then, once neural net's in and they can tell you're actually thinking about it or feeling, they'll be like, oh, Andy's angry when he's thinking about it.
01:17:27.000No, it's still comes down to when you take the overt act.
01:17:43.000For example, the famous one in the Gretchen Whitmer case was they claimed that with the quote unquote kidnapping plot, they claimed that driving around the property or nearby where the property was, where she lived, was an overt act.
01:18:00.000So now they're not just talking about it and discussing it.
01:19:06.000So you do, you, so, and to be fair, of course, there's a balance.
01:19:09.000Like with flock cameras, there are people saying, hey, you know, we want to punish the wicked, the pedophiles, the rapists, the, I think they just found some kid like two states over.
01:19:18.000She got abducted and like, I don't want to get the state wrong.
01:19:23.000It was like South Carolina, but they found her in Arkansas, which is more than two states.
01:19:26.000Point being is there's a lot of good that can come out of that.
01:19:28.000But obviously, there can be a lot of abuse and abuse of rights.
01:19:32.000So, you'd want to find the balance, but you want to make sure that you don't throw the baby out with the bathwater either.
01:20:28.000And I felt like I did the evil thing, but I did the thing that produced order because it will eat the crops.
01:20:34.000And that's exactly what I'm saying is that at some point, if all of your focus is on preventing a potential harm from happening, you will create actual harm happening.
01:20:44.000This is what we talk about in the book.
01:20:46.000This is what we talk about in Unhuman Socialist Revolution it's a way of thinking.
01:20:50.000And we go through history of people who have done this in the past.
01:20:54.000When the chaos becomes too great, you need people to come, Napoleon, Franco, you need people to come back in.
01:21:01.000And we tell the stories of how that was done.
01:21:03.000Because if you don't, you will get mass killings, you will get more violence, you will get more, like Phil, and this is where I think you guys agree that we have a problem with mass Democrat left wing violence in this country.
01:21:15.000And the question is, what do we do about it?
01:21:18.000Well, the first thing is that we need to impose order.
01:21:20.000And we need to start from that perspective.
01:21:22.000And that's why I'm pushing out this operational update of Socialist Revolution, the new update to Unhumans, because people need to start thinking this way.
01:22:11.000What I'm saying in terms of order is true order, like an actually ordered society which follows along natural law, which follows natural hierarchy, which follows where kids are able to go to school and people are able to worship on a Sunday and you have the ability, people are able to go to work and make money and they don't have to worry about vagrants and homeless and rapists out in the streets snatching your children when you're dropping them off for school.
01:22:40.000That's what I mean when I talk about order.
01:25:25.000And so this says an Austin security company sent Sav Hernandez, the great Sav Hernandez of Frontlines at TPUSA, Savannah Hernandez, Got this scoop, incredible, massive scoop.
01:25:44.000And so this was this, and there were these riots, there were these protests again of the violent left, protests and violent riots that were called upon and mobilized in Austin because, again, we need to implement the unhuman socialist revolution order, the consequences on the chaos, which need to be done.
01:26:05.000And She got out this footage, which hasn't been seen because in all of these things, we keep hearing, oh, it's the same refrain over and over.
01:26:13.000Oh, I shot a migrant, I shot an innocent person.
01:26:16.000But we've never actually been able to see what was going on that precipitated all of this.0.69
01:26:22.000And that's what I always say when I see one of these shootings what was the context?
01:29:35.000So, again, this is a great reason to be pro flock cameras.
01:29:38.000So, Austin, of course, was launched, I guess they call the deflock movement.
01:29:43.000And this is a great example, though, which, by the way, so even for the people who are vehemently anti flock, if you guys were so sure and so confident in, oh, well, ICE conducted an attempted execution in the street, wouldn't they want footage of it so that they could then argue that it holds police officers and federal officials and ICE to account?
01:32:39.000This is, you talk a lot about the dangers of communism and Marxist movements, problem reaction solution, you're probably familiar with, where the government of note will create a problem and then offer you the solution.
01:32:52.000And then the solution is even worse than the problem.1.00
01:32:54.000So I'm concerned that these illegal immigrants have created the problem.1.00
01:32:57.000And now the solution we're being offered is mass surveillance.1.00
01:33:01.000And then once that gets in, in eight years, another regime gets a hold of it and is like, now I can commit my atrocity.
01:33:28.000I was actually on the drive here talking to Jack just about that topic.
01:33:33.000As a member of Congress, I was actually shocked at how indiscriminately.
01:33:39.000Was the amount of access I had to a voluminous amount of things that I don't even think you can begin to comprehend on information, just pure information.
01:33:49.000Like I could, as a member of Congress, find information on any matter, subject, or person to such a molecular level that I think is daunting.
01:34:00.000Somebody's collecting the data and we have it as a government already.
01:34:03.000So to say that flock camera is a step too further, yeah, I get it, because then you think about social scores and then you think about those social.
01:34:11.000Scores that are going on in China and how that started through cameras.
01:36:12.000What about cops who say, and there's been these stories that someone's using it improperly and they're looking up a girlfriend or an ex girlfriend or whatever it is?
01:36:24.000I'm going to go all the way, okay?0.99
01:36:26.000The same way that there's bad priests who touch little boys, there's bad cops, there's bad politicians, there's bad friends, there's bad freaking family.0.96
01:36:35.000People will abuse and manipulate any power that they have.0.70
01:37:24.000It's either you accept it and you deal with it, or you have to sit here and talk in circles like I'm trying to, to at least make sense of it, right?
01:37:32.000I know that this argument is at a rival to most listeners listening to this.
01:37:37.000When flock cameras became a thing, my first response was, Big deal, right?
01:37:44.000Like everyone decides that they want to have a listening and recording device with them all the time.
01:37:53.000But people have an emotional reaction to flock cameras and they're like, I don't want to be blah, blah, blah.
01:38:00.000I do think that the AI behind flock cameras makes them uniquely problematic.
01:38:05.000But I also think that it's only a matter of time before the government can access any kind of AI system that.
01:38:14.000Someone decides to use and look at what was what was asked, what they, what you talk about um, and these are the trade offs for living in a society with the type of technology that we have.
01:38:26.000Well look, that's back in the 70s again.
01:38:33.000Just add because, just to add to the to the conversation, because you mentioned about the phone right, and so one of the things that people say differently is that well, I purchased this phone right, I purchased this, I signed up, I did that, that was my own volition.
01:38:47.000Whereas these cameras, and to your point, by the way, George, that you know, there's cameras everywhere, it's not just flock, right?
01:38:52.000Even, even Axon, which we were just watching on the body camera, they have cameras as well.
01:38:56.000But like, people aren't up in arms about that.
01:38:59.000Um, because that, and that, that I do think is a little bit because they are one, you know, there's a lot of people who are, uh, benefiting, they have incentives to be anti flock.
01:39:11.000I've seen some communities are offering like opt out, so you can basically say if your community.
01:39:17.000Gets a system, it's not just Flock, there's other ALPRs that if you can then go into your community portal and you say, hey, I'm a verified resident of this community and I want to opt out, you can A, opt out.
01:39:30.000You could B, also download all your data, which I think is actually kind of cool because I want to know, as someone who's been in the intelligence community and George, as you were being a former member of Congress, I want to know what's out there, right?
01:39:59.000In the 60s and 70s, at the height of conspiracies of wiretapping and, oh, they're coming for us, or the government's listening, there's memes that go on the internet, those vintage memes of women on the phone, like, oh, come over.
01:40:12.000I don't know if the wiretap's listening.
01:40:14.000Well, today we sit on the kitchen counter and go, hey, wiretap, give me a freaking recipe for bread pudding.
01:40:33.000I think, Phil, you made a good point about how do we adapt to the reality of the world's technology right now?
01:40:38.000That's really how best to think of it.
01:40:40.000It's like, I know idealistically, I don't want my moves to be tracked.
01:40:43.000If I want to smoke a joint on the street where it's not legal and there's no cops around or nobody around, did it even happen?
01:40:52.000If a tree falls in the woods, but if a camera caught me, also, they're not just license plate readers, there's video versions called Condors that can record video.
01:41:01.000But it's like the argument I don't like is we already have surveillance anyway.
01:41:06.000What's the matter with just a little bit more?
01:41:08.000Because that's the slope argument of like, hey, we're going so fast.
01:42:47.000If the left takes power, which they possibly could, they very possibly could in the next couple of weeks here, at least on the House side, they're going to have access to all the technology and they're going to use it to increase the chaos.
01:43:01.000It's one thing to create evil chaos, and if it requires a lot of effort, it takes a real psychopath to follow through with it because it requires their focus in life.0.94
01:49:29.000Or getting yourself a copy of Unhuman Socialist Revolution.
01:49:35.000When you read about the violent left and all the violence they've done and how we crush them, how we defeat them, it puts you in the middle of the night.
01:51:22.000Why would the military overthrow Trump as long as he, quote, goes to war?
01:51:26.000The military industrial complex will continue to get funded so that America has the best weapons and they need these weapons to corner the oil market.
01:51:36.000By the way, you might know better than I. Are they.
01:51:38.000Are the military industrial complex funding the Russians as well?
01:51:41.000Are they giving the Russians weapons as well?
01:54:16.000Again, this is just basic Christian understanding.
01:54:19.000But that's like saying your mom was a mother of two boys before you were born.
01:54:25.000It's she's not until after you're born, she'd be like she's not a mother of two boys until the boys have arrived.
01:54:30.000Yeah, now she's the mother, but so like there's two aspects to this, though there's the physical and the metaphysical.0.73
01:54:39.000If you're just looking at the physical, then what you're saying is true, but if you're not adding the metaphysical, that's what Christians believe.0.82
01:54:45.000Okay, that it's all Christianity, baby, from before day one.0.84
01:54:50.000They just say then there is no Jew, all the Jews are mistaken, they're actually Christians and they're confused.0.81
01:54:55.000Christians believe that Christianity is the truth.0.87
01:58:46.000This one in Jesus saw the synagogue was charging a price for forgiveness of sins, selling sacrificial animals for an unfair price when Jesus was offering forgiveness.
01:58:54.000For free, they were spiking the pilgrims that were coming.
01:59:54.000And I had to make a tough call because she had a subcutaneous melanoma.
01:59:57.000And we gave her like, she had four surgeries in the last year.
02:00:01.000And I said to myself the following I would know when, and when was going to be when her quality of life.
02:00:11.000Started declining, and uh, I refused to like go put her through chemo and that stuff because, first of all, it's not about curing, it's about longevity.
02:00:18.000But what is longevity with no quality of life, right?
02:00:20.000So, I had to make that call, and that 12 is already, and she's a golden retriever, she was way past like the expectancy for them, which is like eight to ten, right?
02:00:30.000So, I got 12 years out of her, and uh, um, there was a point in time where I did say goodbye to her, it was just last year, I didn't think I'd see her ever again until I, President Trump, commuted my sentence.
02:00:42.000The fact that I got another couple of months with her and it, I know the feeling.
02:01:24.000Or if I'd be traveling somewhere, I was in Phoenix for about a month and I would just, where's the, you know, because I was like out of my local area.
02:01:31.000So I was like, okay, like, what, where are the churches?
02:01:39.000And I found that helped me a lot just in those, those early days.
02:01:42.000Also, also having stuff to do, giving myself, um, Tasks and finding missions, and you know, just for me, positive side, positive times, and then and then you really do go through those stages that people say it oscillates, kind of yeah, totally, totally oscillates, and then you think you're good, and then like a certain song hits, or somebody just says something a certain way, and it's like bam, it just hits you like a ton of bricks, yeah.
02:02:09.000And you know, these days, a lot, you know, for a lot of the time, I would.
02:02:17.000And I'll just say this publicly that I would have trouble being around my family because I had this thought in my mind that Charlie's family will never have him again.
02:03:11.000And with Charlie, he'd want us, you know, fighting and fighting for our country, fighting for God, fighting for Jesus, trying to convert Ian over here.
02:03:19.000You know, that's what Charlie would want.
02:05:38.000It was a righteous reinstatement of the law.
02:05:43.000To some people, but that's not the same thing as here in the United States of America in 2026, saying that you know certain forms of violence are okay, certain for like making excuses for 9 11, making excuses for Magione, for Tyler Robinson, for all the and you hear this all the time.
02:05:59.000Yeah, even Barack Obama, even Barack Obama, when Charlie was murdered, came up and was he did this thing, you know, Charlie shouldn't have been killed, but right?
02:06:08.000And then they say, but and then they go through this litany of things that they say they disagree with.
02:06:12.000He said something about MLK and he said something about pilots, he said this, no, shut up.
02:06:16.000You can't do that, but you can't justify it at all, ever.
02:06:23.000Thomas Jefferson said one time early, before he was president, that the Tree of Liberty needs to be watered with the blood of tyrants from time to time, is his quote.
02:06:42.000So, like, maybe there's a time and a place for it, and then there's a time and a place when it shouldn't be happening.
02:06:47.000And we live in a time and a place when it shouldn't be happening because if we turn violent on ourselves at home, the rest of the world will collapse upon us and destroy us.
02:06:55.000So it's important that we don't devolve into violence.
02:09:02.000I'm building a weather app that will show the weather three dimensionally because people are like, oh, a hurricane is a sphere, it's a flat.
02:09:09.000Plane of no, it's a big sphere that's undulating and twisting over the earth and sucking up water like a sponge over rivers and lakes.
02:09:18.000So, I'm building an app with AI that's going to show you that.
02:10:24.000Understand what time it is and understand the tactics to defeat everything that we're facing, not just at the political level, but understand the tactics that can help you navigate through this time with your company, with your family, with your relationships.
02:10:40.000Even if you have, gosh, I don't know, we had an issue with our kids' sports team.
02:10:45.000Where they were trying to push pink uniforms on all the boys.
02:10:48.000We took over the entire league and we got rid of the pink uniforms.
02:10:53.000Sorry, George, but it had to happen.0.93
02:10:55.000That's what you learn these tactics and more.
02:10:58.000Unhumans, Socialist Revolution, Amazon or unhumansbook.com.
02:11:02.000You catch me, of course, at human events and real America's voice.
02:11:07.000Also, huge shout out, by the way, tpaction.com/slash 100.
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02:11:18.000If you want to get involved with turning point action here in this election, there are targeted races where you can go out publicly.
02:15:03.000Angry at me in conference because every time we fly into DC, the parties go into caucus and conference the day of fly in so that we can talk about strategy for the week, whatever.
02:15:12.000And they would be angry at me because while we were in recess or whatever away, I would be on Twitter, on X Spaces talking to people.
02:15:20.000Or when we were trying to find out who the next speaker was going to be to replace McCarthy, they were angry that I was breaking ancient protocol and violating the confidence and the integrity of the closed doors meeting.
02:15:34.000By not surrendering my phone, which I'm sorry, I'm a full throated member of Congress.
02:15:38.000You're not going to take my phone away from me to go to a meeting.
02:15:40.000And then, secondly, I would tell people what was happening behind closed doors.
02:15:43.000They said that I was taking away their leverage.
02:15:46.000I'm like, what, leverage over the people?
02:16:35.000Was Mitch, for example, was he a problem?
02:16:37.000Was he one of the old guard or did he actually represent slowdown there?
02:16:39.000Because we've joked, he's like, slow down there, Democrats.
02:16:42.000In a way, that's kind of a good thing to do, dude.
02:16:44.000I think Mitch McConnell's greatest achievement might have actually backfired on us, which was keeping a Supreme Court nomination hostage from Obama for five months.