#226 -Be Very Afraid? Hantavirus Hype, Cruise Psyops and Fear Porn

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Donald Jeffries, author of Hidden History and Survival of the Richest, host of the Donald

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Jeffries Show, Billy Ray Valentine, host of the Infinite Fringe Podcast, researcher, truth

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America Unplugged. I'm joined by the legendary Donald Jeffries. Welcome back to your own

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show, sir.

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Well, it's great to be here, Tony. This is, you know, just you and me, so we'll talk about

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the crazy situation. Obviously, a lot of nuttiness going on in this world.

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It's the Don and Tony show. We have these get-togethers, Don and I, sometimes the occasion

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falls where it's just us, and I think that's when reality becomes so insane, it's just

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time for Don and Tony only. I don't know why, but it's whatever, when all the centrifugal

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forces of insanity coalesce, we are together. So good to see you, Don. I pulled up your

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article. I guess we can lead with this. If you go to donaldjeffries.media, click on articles,

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folks, you can find Donald Jeffries' writings, you can find them over on Substack. He put

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this article this week about hantavirus and suicide dolphins. I wanted to get your take

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on this, Don. We can start there. Let me pull it up real quick. Be very afraid. I love this.

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There you go. We'll pull it up on the screen in case you haven't seen Don's Substack. Be

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very afraid, the hantavirus and suicide dolphins. Bend over and keep smiling by Donald Jeffries.

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What did you hit on here, Don? I think I found the perfect pitch. The people

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all messed up. I like that. I searched these things online. I don't know, I made predictions

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and I made it clear in the article. I'm not saying that this is going to be another COVID.

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Hopefully it won't, but in terms of the way they, this could be a monkey virus or SARS or one of

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the countless other things where they trot this stuff a lot and make people think maybe this is

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going to be a big pandemic. I talked to them about how I almost never heard the word pandemic

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for decades when I was growing up. It was unknown. As far as I know, there were no pandemics in

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America from 1920 to 2020, for the most part. That's if you don't question the World War I flu,

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which in my book, Listening to the Truth, I talked about there's reason to question

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the narrative behind that, that they were experimenting with things back then and

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the soldiers might have carried these experimentation into Fort Riley, Kansas.

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Yeah, so even that we may not know the truth about, but I just, I get so sick of the fear of

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porn and especially when somebody like Bill Gates is front and center. So I had fun with him,

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fresh off the releases in the 1850s where we knew how you can get venereal diseases from

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Russian girls on Lolita Island. So I had no reason to listen to this guy.

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And Jackson T. Barrett, his first thing he says, awful audio in the game.

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He said, I don't know, it must be yours. No, I don't get complaints about it anymore.

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But so, you know, we see the X-Files mentioned this Fanta virus in the 90s. Now we, by name,

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we know that, and the Simpsons, of course, they predict everything. And it was on a cruise ship.

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It's just, you know, it's amazing how these things work. And then we're now told that

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Gene Hackman's wife died from the hand of oats. And yet, and again, I'm excited to have fun with

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this and laugh at it because it's so absurd because CDC, WHO, and I have quotes from them

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in there, from their directives, you know, informing the public about this. They claim

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that basically it's mainly transmitted through rodents and almost always through rodent saliva

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droppings in urine. So I said, you know, this picture, that scenario,

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why are you getting that close to, you know, especially saliva? I didn't know rodents had

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saliva. How are you getting that close to be exposed to it? And it's been around forever.

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So we never, now, of course, the only thing like, oh, no, no, they're finding references to it,

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like Gene Hackman's wife just a few years ago. And I questioned that one. You remember,

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that's a very strange death. They both were found dead in their home. So I'm just looking

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at that situation. Okay. What happened there? How did the woman, apparently the wife contracted

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the virus because she died first. So how did she, was she, did they have rats in the house?

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And clearly, I don't think Gene Hackman was having sex with anybody. So, you know, because

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they say it's through sexual contact. That's how humans pass it. So again, picture that. How did

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that happen? And, you know, that kind of goes into the whole death of them anyhow. What was

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going on there? Did Gene Hackman, the famous actor, have no one in his house to take care of?

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It was just his wife. So that whole situation makes no sense, but they're throwing that out there.

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And they're claiming Gene's smart as an actress, that her husband died of it,

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again, back in 2021, the height of COVID. And, you know, again, how did that happen?

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I mean, who was he having sex with? Was he in close contact with rodents? How did she not

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catch it? So it's, when they throw out, this is the way you catch it. Okay, then explain how it

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happened then. Because most people are not in close contact with rodents. I mean, I,

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you know, we've even, we've lost way too often. And a lot of times I'll see their little, you

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know, they look like little specks of pepper or something that used to land behind their little

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droppings. I've never seen you know, salami. But, you know, many times, you know, I've cleaned it

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up. So this is, again, more fear porn, more stupidity. And so I'm, I'm just hoping that they

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don't, we don't have to go through all this again, because it brings back memories of just how stupid

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most of the people were the first time. Well, they already tried with monkey pox, if you recall,

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like this wasn't like a, it seems like a redo of that. I read an article on my show on Thursday,

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it's like, looking back at the history of the, of the hantavirus. And supposedly it goes,

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I'm sure it goes back, you know, probably thousands of years. But modern times,

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it's the Korean War. So like 1950s, he starts like isolating it supposedly.

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But it's the transmission between human beings is like direct, like bodily fluid content. It's like,

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it's kind of like HIV or something. It's not going to be like airborne. At least that's the way I

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understand it. Unless there's some sort of gain of function garbage that's surrounding it. It's

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kind of like, right now I've got a, I've got some sort of virus or cold, like has no other symptoms,

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but my throat hurts, right? And it makes my, you know, it gives me a headache, makes me run a slight

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fever, but there's really nothing else. And it's May in Texas, like, how do you even get that?

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Like every once in a while, I'll get something strange like that. And I know it's from,

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it's manmade. It's something that's either, you know, an avalanche of people getting vax for

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something. It might be back to school, whatever, all the vaccine, it's something, it's not like

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I'm picking something up in the environment because there's tons of sunshine, vitamin D

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and all the rest. And so you're getting sick. So it's something that's introduced, in my opinion,

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especially since I hardly, I mean, it's like once every two years, I'll get to maybe three,

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I'll have a cold or something, but it's something I think I run into that's manmade.

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And same thing with this, like it obviously made up. I mean, it's, they dropped this story

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conveniently, Don. Did you hear the story that was, it was another cruise ship story.

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And I just thought of this now, or I'd have pulled it up. Maybe the chat can pull it up,

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but wasn't there some arrests made on a Disney cruise with like some pedos, like people that

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were, wasn't that happening like right on the verge of when this whole thing went down with

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the Hantavirus cruise? It's almost like they introduced stuff to redirect you. So it's

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something to think about. Well, I think, yeah, I think in the Epstein files revealed that they

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were one of the Disney cruises stops or whatever they claimed had been involved with recruiting

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people there. So, and you know, I don't know why the cruises are always involved either.

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And my wife and family is lucky. I went on one cruise with them years ago, I wanted to go,

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and I went back again. First of all, I found out that the guy that got killed on his honeymoon was

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after that. So I'd be looking over my shoulder constantly over that. Anyhow, it's an easy way

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to murder somebody on a cruise. But now if I'm worried, I'm going to be in the middle of some

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pandemic, which apparently starts on a cruise. And if you saw the video of the very, very gay guy,

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and I'm not going to say he's a crisis actor, but apparently he's got some experience in other

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areas where he shows up. But if you've seen that where he's talking, he's almost crying saying,

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it's real. This is real. We're going through, just absurd. It's so stupid. Because it's like

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he's working for, you know, the WHO or something. He's not acting like a normal person. If he was

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in a situation where he was scared, he's going to catch something. It's completely inauthentic.

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But, you know, it gives Erica Kirkevang himself. I mean, I'm just looking at him saying, okay,

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this is this is not sincere at all. Of course, they throw that in. They throw that out there

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was if that's supposed to make you believe it. And as I understand it, they have a patient zero

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or something, who has already, I guess, gotten off the cruise and has already visited at least

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two states. And that's why I say what these people that have, they have to point them all

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over the place. So, you know, this guy visited here and there, just so they can say, well,

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you know, it's possible it could be here, it could be there, be very afraid. It's all about fear porn.

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And I, you know, I'm leaning more and more. I don't know anything about viruses or anything

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like that. And I didn't question I had Andrew Kaufman on my show early on in the COVID thing.

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But I'm leaning more and more towards thinking maybe he's got something and the people that

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think that viruses are made up have something because it's just, it's so much fear porn.

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And they're crying. Bill Gates and people, they have so much of a vested interest in saying we

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have to prepare for the pandemic. We have to get ready, we have to take it seriously. And again,

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for a couple of years, nothing happened. Why did you know there was going to be a pandemic after

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you held, you know, how many simulations that they had constantly, went back to dark winter?

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So, I'm sure they've held some since then, they held the antivirus simulations.

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This is just, it's part of the overall equation to keep us distracted. And nothing distracts

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people like, you know, a possible crisis with their health. I mean, we've seen with that,

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when that happened, people were willing to give up everything. They gave up football and sports.

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They gave up Hollywood. They gave up church. They're willing to give up everything,

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to give up hugging their loved ones. So, and all because, well, you know, I don't want to get

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COVID. I don't want to get that. And again, if you look, I published in Substack, I published

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what the CDC says the symptoms are for the antivirus. And again, they're identical to

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what the symptoms were for COVID, or the flu, the common cold, anything. So, I believe there's

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something different when something happens where you're, anyway, your nose turns polka dot or

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something, your little finger falls off, something that you say, well, it obviously has that,

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because this is different from all the other things, but it's all the same. And then all,

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the mind is very suggestive. So, if you have that 90% false PCR test that they had,

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you have a public that's in fear, terrified of getting this, and you get their home tests. And

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I had them in my family, constantly testing themselves. And you test positive for COVID,

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your symptoms are suddenly going to get a lot more serious. This is different. This is way

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different than I've ever had. And you're going to make yourself sick. At least that's what I think.

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But I hate the fear part, because it really distracts people, and they're already distracted

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enough. Well, we lived through it, Don. You go back to the opening of 2020, and I've called

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this the great reset decade. It's like the ring of power. They wielded it, they used it, and the

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whole world got in this, that Rockefeller document. Remember lockstep? And they talked about that.

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There's one of the simulations, and it very much was lockstep. This has never happened before.

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Like coordinated efforts, government to government across the globe, running the same play. It was

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very effective. I mean, and it lasted for years, and it's not altogether gone from our society.

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You can go travel right now. I promise you, you'll run into somebody who's masked up, who's

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still doing the dance. It's still in that mode. Regardless of mask or not, you still find people,

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I mean, they're still traumatized by it. And I empathize with that. I understand it. I mean,

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there was a mass psychological operation that was behavioral science. Like David Knight said,

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this is the only science behind any of this is behavioral science is used to get people to do,

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and maintain, like Larry Fink from Black Rock talked about using finances to steer people's

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behavior. And so that was used as a behavioral tool. And it's hard to say, when any of these

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stories drop, because we're so conditioned, we think, well, they're just leading with the next

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whatever, the next crisis, problem, reaction, solution, especially to cover up.

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And this is the question mark. If you're following things like I do, like the creation of the money

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supply ever expanding, the massive crushing debt, I mean, United States is over 100% of debt to

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gross domestic product right now. And that's accelerating. You have the manufactured energy

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crisis with the war with Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and all of that, which we

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still haven't even felt the real fallout from that supply shock yet. Sorry, folks, it's not happened

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completely yet where we're seeing the downside, especially with crops and fertilizer. I mean,

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the world has a fragile economic ecosystem and we just screwed with it big time, which in my

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opinion is 100% on purpose. So a lot of these things may be multi-layered, multi-pronged

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to keep you distracted over what they're doing or setting the stage for austerity or climate

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lockdowns, whatever it is, they're going to lead with something and you're being farmed.

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And this is why you can't, you know, we think elections or something like people take a

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big break, you know, like, well, Trump's in there, so we got this now, you know.

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I was always against that sort of mentality because it leads to, you know, again, loss of

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liberty, loss of vigilance, which you need that, need that eternal vigilance to keep any sort of

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of your freedoms. And I think there's a multi-pronged effort here and we'll see,

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you know, moving forward. Hopefully, we're just wrong. Hopefully, there's success at the

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China summit, Don, and we have an economic boon on the way. What do you think?

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Yeah, I mean, it was very, you know, shout out to Stephanie Green. Good to see her in the chat

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room. She talks about the Freedom of Information Act request that tried to get evidence,

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documentation that the COVID-19 virus had been isolated. They have never produced isolates. And

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in fact, they admitted to a woman in Canada who filed it that they do not have isolates

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and that they simulated COVID-19 by using remnants of the regular coronavirus. So,

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it's a fraud. I mean, so until they prove it exists, it doesn't exist. So, but yeah, the Chinese,

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this is so funny because we've been, again, we've talked about fear porn. We've been,

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China has been, again, maybe Tom will pronounce it differently now because it's been seen and

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now it matters he's his new buddy. But we were, you know, Marco Rubio especially has

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been lots of fear porn about China. It's terrible. And I've talked for years about,

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on my sub stack, several people have told me that they lived in China or live in China now

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and they all tell me that life is better there. And they actually feel freer there now.

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I'm as prone to everyone else's thinking, you know, China's this totalitarian and, you know,

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communist, you know, wasteland. But everybody tells me, and we know that their infrastructure

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is cleaner, the last trains, they don't have potholes, they don't have power grids where

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strong wind knocks the power out, that kind of stuff. So, they seem to care about their people,

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at least in that regard. We're not showing that we care about the people at all, because we don't

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do anything to our infrastructure. We don't provide anything, any kind of, you know, mass transit.

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We've probably no sort of, we have, people don't realize how slow our internet is. So,

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people want to talk about my connection problems or anybody else's, go to the Dominican Republic.

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I used to work with a guy in the Dominican Republic and he talked about how much faster

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their internet was than ours. I mean, that's inexcusable. And we know that because we just,

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because anything that has to do with the people, the American people, is not their priority. So,

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of course, he's going to go to China. And this is the same guy that ran as president very rightfully

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and was cheering, calling out NAFTA and all the horrible trade deals and how stupid our people

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were for making these trade deals where they always lose, which is tricky. And then he goes,

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and from what I can see of this deal, they don't see how we didn't lose. I mean, he's,

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we're bringing in 500,000 Chinese students. Why? Our own students can't afford college

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tuition. So, I wouldn't be surprised if we're the taxpayers footing the bill for.

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Wouldn't surprise me at all. We'll be enforced with everything we do, on par with everything

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we do. And then the other part is even more hilarious where he's encouraging it against

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China's going to be building factories in our country. So, finally, we're going to get factories.

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We're going to build them. China's going to build them. So, I mean, it's so stupid. What was the

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point of this? What did we, and as I understand, I think they were trying to sell some airplanes,

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I think, to China. And China just said they suddenly like half of them, they're only going

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to buy like 200 instead of 500 or something. So, it's winning. Folks, that's their new mega there.

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It's, I'm sure his cult considers it a win that he went and visited China, just like Nixon did.

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You remember when Nixon went in China, everybody loved it. And what happened? It started the

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process. The dominoes began to fall where American industry was killed because that opened the door

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for China making everything for us. And it's no accident. That was, I think, 72 when he went there.

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72. Yeah. There's no accident that from that moment on,

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labor and industry in this country, unions and everything, began to deteriorate a steady

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decline, culminated with Reagan, kicking the asses of the air traffic controllers. Everybody

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Reagan, kill us unions, kill wages and benefits. And so, that's,

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Nixon was a lot of for that. Trump will get great press for this. He won't, because it's anything

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that, first of all, kowtows to another country, a totalitarian country, whatever, again, compared

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to us, though, maybe they're better. But the whole thing is stupid. And again, it's everything,

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Trump was supposed to be concentrating on America first. He's doing nothing, nothing for America.

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And nothing for America. He's bombing Iran for Israel and involved in a senseless war for no

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reason other than to keep Israel happy. And now he's going over and look at the reactions compared

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to this. Remember when he met with Putin during his first administration, he was condemned.

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But no, this is cool. This is great. Whether he bowed to Xi or not,

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but we don't see the sense in it. It's nice to be diplomatic to everyone, but

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not when you're getting 500,000 students that we don't need. We can't get our own students

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in colleges. And when we're moving, some of the country builds victories for us.

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I think that's part of the plot of the movie, The Campaign with Will Ferrell back in 2012. Dan

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Aykroyd plays the Koch brothers or something like that. It's supposed to be the Koch brothers.

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And they build what they know, they call, they named the town, I think America or whatever,

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their company is made in America and China. So it could be say that on the label, but they end up

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trying to build the factory in the United States. And no, it's funny. And you go back to that

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timeline for Nixon, right? When opening of China and that back channel communique that Henry

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Kissinger, they went through their contact in Pakistan and there was this, they were putting

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out feelers. That was a huge deal, but that sequence of events. So 71, we go off the gold

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standard. 72, we opened China. And then 1973 was the last year that the United States ran a trade

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surplus. It was also the year, I mean, never again, by the way, we didn't run, that was the

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last year we built the country with trade, with manufacturing. And that was started to go into a

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deficit in 1973, never created a surplus again. That was also the year, you'll know this Don,

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that was the year of the birth of the trilateral commission, which is really important. Like

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Zygmunt Brzezinski and the Rockefellers to look at that. And by 1979, Zygmunt Brzezinski was

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secretary of state with Jimmy Carter. And they wrote that famous memo in January of 79,

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basically cutting off diplomatic relations with Taipei in Taiwan and just affirming a one China

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policy for Taiwan, all that stuff that happened. But that whole, the 70s and onward were a shifting

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of global, like American manufacturing power and capital to places like China and especially China.

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And so, you know, when people start blaming China or stuff, I'm like, you realize it had to take

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like an inside job to steer the wealth and power and technology away from the United States and

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point it towards China. Like that was done, like the calls are coming from inside the house. I've

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always said that. So it's like, you know, China's not really, I mean, it's not, they would love to

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dominate. They'd love to be number one. I mean, this is pretty apparent and they're building up

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their military and infrastructure and everything, but there's always a, to me, the better route

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would be to change our own policies, not necessarily to be antagonistic towards China,

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but reworking our system where it actually works for us. Sorry, I had a cough there.

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Good. You're right. I mean, the problem is we don't, and this is why,

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when Trump, for a while at least, when he was calling his movement America First, it was so

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refreshing because that's exactly what we need. And it has nothing really to do with the America

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First movement of the 1930s, which was mostly a leftist movement. It was almost all classical

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liberals that were involved in that. But, and they were just, they weren't really, all right,

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because we didn't really have this gigantic foreign need then, but they were arguing that we,

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you know, it's stupid for us to get involved in another European war. Put your own interests

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first. Could anything be more sensible than if you're a sovereign nation, put your own interests

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first? We're obviously not doing that. And Trump has forgotten, and he has forgotten because he's

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an actor, but every, his saltists that are still supporting him, they've managed, this is amazing

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that this, this Chinese trip will just, it'll be considered a win. Morphine's wins, it's fantastic

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wins. Wins for nobody but the global elite. And it'll go right alongside with, hey,

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we stopped Iran from having a nuclear weapon. That's become the new,

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sort of, celeb for, for MAGA. That's their number one issue. And that's what everybody voted for

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him for, so that Iran wouldn't have a nuclear weapon. And so that, you know, we could make

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a deal with China and that we could, you know, go against Thomas Massie, the only good member

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of Congress. So we could do everything to root that out. And we could demonize Tucker Carlson

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and Candace Owens and everybody else in the alt media. That's what MAGA is now. I read them on

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Twitter and it's, it's amazing that there, there, there's so many people out there that believe this

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stuff. And it's, it's, it's very disillusioning because I don't know where, you know, Trump,

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unfortunately, the actor Trump and son has saluted this populist sentiment that's out

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there. And you've got people now that believe some of these things are populism.

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Well, it's funny you brought that up. It's kind of a segue into what I wanted to talk about next.

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And that's Thomas Massie. This is a article up from the Guardian says, can a Republican

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defy Donald Trump and survive? Kentucky voters will decide. And so this election,

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his primary election, which is, you know, that's pretty much what counts by the way,

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folks, if you're in a heavily Republican area, like I am here in Texas, the election

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for who's going to be your congressman, isn't really about the 800,000 people in the district.

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It's about those 50,000 Republican voters who vote in the primary and that should scare you.

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That's how this system works. But because I've, I've gone through that, I understand the math.

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And right now, Massie is trailing this made up person, right, that they just took this,

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you know, cookie cutter and obviously backed by all of, you know, people that knew Epstein.

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So it's like that whole Epstein class, as Massie says, backs the guy to take on Massie.

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Yeah, it's amazing. You want to wind the chat, ask me if I ever used truth social. No,

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I have not. You don't think I'd be well at this point on truth social. But yeah, it's

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of all the people. And that's why if you remember a couple of years ago,

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there was a guy who was a young guy was paralyzed from the waist down. I can't remember his name,

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Clinton. Me, I can't kind of can't remember it. Somebody in the chat.

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Well, yeah, there's North Carolina guy was I know what you I know who you're talking about.

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He was really good. He came in and said some great talked about the secret sex parties in

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Washington, D.C. and stuff. And they got rid of him real quick. They primaried him. He was

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beaten again or he lost the election. But ninety six percent of these clowns get reelected every

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year. What is his name? Cawthorne, Cawthorne, Mason Cawthorne, something like that.

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And so unfortunately, he went down. You've heard nothing else about him. He's very young.

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I don't know if they just banned him from politics. Now they created a ridiculous scandal

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claiming some gay stuff. He was paralyzed from the waist down. But they came up with something

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to deem much as they're doing with Massey now. They're bringing out a different woman every day

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and claiming he was cheating with her constantly, which again, just. It's so obvious,

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isn't it? Because that's subtle, that's for sure. But I don't know what Cawthorne's attitude

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towards APAC was, but I'm guessing maybe he wasn't friendly to them. But, you know, when

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an incumbent loses, it's usually somebody like that. One of the good ones. Right. Marjorie

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Taylor Greene got out because she probably was going to be she was going to be primaried and

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probably the same kind of thing was going to happen. Massey's by far the best guy. I think

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he's better than Ron Pollock. He's really, really good on the issues. And of course, I have people,

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including Sybil Edmonds, who's been on my show, who's claiming he's got all these murky fingers

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behind him. Maybe so. I don't know. Again, maybe there's nobody legitimate, anyone. But

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his voting record indicates he's the best one in Congress, I think. He seems to be looking

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at the interests of people. So for this clown, Trump inside, to devote all this attention to

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defeat him and for the people, again, I talked yesterday on the protest, at some point,

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you have to start blaming the people. Yes. Whoever the shadowy figures, Jews,

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Freemasons, Illuminati, whoever you want to explain. Yeah, there are conspirators. They're

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doing it. We don't want to be controlled by them. We don't have to keep buying their stupid

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propaganda. I sat through all the same classes. I've watched the same shows and movies everybody

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else has. And so is everybody else that's awake. You don't have to accept the programming. They're

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not giving you forcible frontal lobotomies yet. So you can still think there's no reason to be

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accepting this incredibly bad, stupid, obvious propaganda. In this case, I don't care how much

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money anything you can ship to that district. They could bring a trillion dollars. How are

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you going to address this Israeli first guy, Galrain? How are you going to get people to vote

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for him? Now, I can understand if they come in, we all have our price, financially struggling

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Americans, and they come and offer $100,000 a vote. Well, okay, I can understand. I might do it.

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People doing that. They're not doing that. They're not getting anything out of it. They're spending

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money on stupid advertising that's very obvious. And yet you're going to have me think that people

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are going to change their vote. Popularity won by 60 some points, I think, in last election.

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They're going to not vote for this guy because of this absurd propaganda.

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I've watched it happen, Don. The time I ran for office, I ran for the United States Congress,

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and I got deep into the trenches, and I understand how it works. And it's disheartening because

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we have a higher return rate to office than the Politburo did, the Soviet Union.

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We have, like you mentioned, have a 96% incumbency rate. Well, it starts there

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in the primary system. Sorry, I'm getting murdered by gain of function as we speak.

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No, but it's true that you look at congressional districts, 800,000 people,

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so about 50,000 vote in the Republican primary. And what they do, the people that have the money,

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they will just bombard those districts with mailers, with commercials.

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They'll have tables and booths set up. They'll go to every outpost in the big district. And

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it wouldn't surprise me at all if Massey loses. And then that's probably, it won't be the end,

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necessarily, of his political career. He could always come back and run for Senate or something.

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But it's hard to come back after a congressional loss like that. And what's happened,

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and what people might not understand also, is when you see outlets like The Guardian,

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when they release information on polling, a lot of times the big donors will go ahead and switch

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and start backing the other guy just because the polling's up. And you'll just see it's like

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there's an inertia that happens. I've watched it in real time. And you just shake your head at

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Republican primary voters, man. It's not always a positive outcome. Matter of fact,

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it's normally not. I mean, you look at Texas and you just wonder, how do we get these milk toast,

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cookie cutter automatons for Satan? How do we get these people that literally the Western

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civilization is being destroyed and mutilated in front of you? And your best response is,

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oh, we got to have a law protecting Israel from boycotting it. That's what they give you. That's

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their delivery, not protecting shop owners or people during the shutdowns and all the stuff

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that they had during COVID, not speech with online protection, none of that stuff. No,

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it's that. And so that's what you get. And that's why we're in the situation that we're in.

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It won't be because somebody rigged a ballot box, okay, folks. It'll literally be because

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somebody that watches Fox News got a mailer that Thomas Massie said something negative about

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Israel. Okay, that's it. And that's all it would take. Like here in Texas, you would not win

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the primary. I don't care if you were outflanking the guy or the gal to the right of them and you're

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making everybody happy. There's a couple of issues. And if you don't have the money,

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we're talking millions of dollars, which is sad for a job that pays $160,000 a year.

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You don't spend millions and millions and millions trying to obtain it. So

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it wouldn't surprise me at all. I think this is a canary in the coal mine moment.

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Like what else, like if you lose Massie, which he's been like the one anomaly,

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if you lose Massie, then why even pay attention to Congress? Does it even matter anymore? I mean,

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like there's nobody there that is worth it. No, that's right. That's why symbolically,

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this is a huge election because it's, you know, one guy, then he wins. But symbolically,

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it'll show that you can overcome AIPAC. You can overcome Trump and Stein and the Republican

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party. So it's very important symbolically, but I understand it works with the money and everything,

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but to me, sure. But what does that say about the mentality of these voters that they're that

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stupid? I mean, it's so transparent as I've been answering an ex to people saying, it's amazing

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that nothing was known at all about Massie's womanizing or any of this stuff. They can't

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stop finding pictures of other women. And he's doing all these, I mean, they're spread by Laura

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Loomer and people like that, that are, you know, dual citizens of Israel. It's so obvious. But,

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and that's why, you know, I have, I'm almost becoming an anarchist. I wouldn't mind being

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at some point because when you really lose faith in the people, you know, they're this stupid,

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because this is supposedly a precious right. And you're that dumb, that you, you know,

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you understand what AIPAC is. And Massie, by the way, is the first person since Robert F. Kennedy

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under John F. Kennedy, that is trying to get AIPAC to register as a foreign agent.

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Massie's trying to do that. So again, you're an, if you're a voter that has any knowledge of

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politics, how can you not understand what's involved here? And now, either way, we lose,

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I think, Jackson, Barrett, and others, you know, talking about the obvious rigged nature of the

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system. It is rigged. And no one knew that they ever count the votes, honestly. And maybe they

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do that when they think they have to do that. But what's really sad is to think that if they're not

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rigging this completely, if this, if Massie loses legitimately, what does that say about his

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district and how dumb those voters are that overwhelmingly eloped him until this very

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transparent campaign against him, that any child, any kindergartner should be able to figure out

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what's going on there. But you know, the idea is, Cynthia McKinney was my friend, you know,

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was mentioned here again, somebody that was drummed out of Congress as well, because she

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wouldn't support AIPAC. So very important symbolically, and my son's friend, because

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they were involved together in Ron Paul's presidential campaign going door to door and

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his friend was so motivated. He wanted us to get him. He said, look, maybe it's really

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longer than all that I might get. I like Massie, but I'm not. So he's doing all that.

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I hope he and all the others are not disappointed, but just it's disillusioning that the fact that

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this race is close, it says all you need to know, because it's a contest. That's so true.

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And then if let's say there is a positive outcome from this, Don, and Massie pulls it off,

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that could set up a domino effect on all these other districts for people that want to be a

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member of Congress and people that want to, you know, obtain office by defying AIPAC.

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So that may happen. I know you couldn't do it here. The reason being is because of the primary

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process, the primary process, and especially in places like Texas. And I bet you the audience does

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not know this, but let's say you're in Texas and you say, I want to run for, I want to run for

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Congress. And so you go and you run in the Republican or the Democratic primary and you,

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you know, win or don't win. Right. And then you say, well, you know, I don't agree with

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either one of these nominees. I'm going to go run in the general as a independent.

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Guess what? You can't, you cannot get on the ballot. It's impossible that there's a law

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against it. If you vote or take part in a primary in the state of Texas, in either party,

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you can't run in the general as a candidate. They try to stop people that are movement type

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candidates. And if you even want to run as an independent, you have to send them a letter the

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year before the election stating your interest. There has to be an official letter to the election

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board that's in the state of Texas. So they've rigged these things and it's all about the primary

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process, which I think this is probably so if Massey loses and I don't, God forbid, because

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he's the only thing that, and I'm not even, you know, I don't follow politics much anymore. I only

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follow like Intel, but if I'm looking at it, I mean, that will be such a, such a blow to the

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psyche of like those of us who just want it to at least mention the constitution anymore or the

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foundations of the country or what, you know, fiscal responsibility or leadership looks like,

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or what peace looks like. If he's gone, then I mean, what is it about the Republican party

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that keeps, why does it keep harvesting us? Why do people go back to the well and keep taking part

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in this? I mean, there's certainly, there has to be a breaking point, Don, where there is third

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parties in this country, again, like legitimate ones, like not even like bigger than Ross Perot

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in 92. Like there has to be like, there has to be a meeting of the minds where we just go, guys,

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stop it. Like it needs to, like, you got to, you got to abandon sometimes institutions in order to

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like create a new one or something. Like there has to be a different way. I just, this, we're

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beating our heads against the wall and then cursing the wall, you know, it's like, it's to me. And

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again, I hope he doesn't lose, but it's a story worth talking about, not for the political side

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of it, but for who rules you, you know, and especially the, just the rhetoric from Trump

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alone on this thing is so bizarre, you know, like we were supposed to get America first and all the

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rest of that. And that's, that ship has sailed. It's completely gone. And it's, it's, it's,

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it's, it's just so disillusioning. And again, that's the Republican party ought to be in tatters

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now. It should be completely unraveling with Trump and Stein's behavior the last year,

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the Epstein files, the Iran war, along with, and right after something like Massey,

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this China deal just adds ammunition to it, but nobody should, he's, nobody should be supporting

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him. Well, the people that would have voted for Jeb Bush should be supporting him because that's

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what he's been like. He's just more interesting and obnoxious and juvenile. But other than that,

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he's behaving like a typical Republican. So they should all, you know, they should all love him.

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But, you know, anybody that was part of the MAGA movement, whatever that was, certainly anybody

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that was said America first, they should have jumped off this boat a long time ago. And that's

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the problem, but he doesn't seem to care because he's, he just attacks people that have done that.

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I mean, he, he went after the entire alt media that, that defended him and supported him. And,

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you know, this it's, it's, it's really shameful, but at this point, I don't know what we can do

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other than, you know, my friend Vince Agnelli is, is, you know, talks about, you know, going local

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and we do have to try to do that. I think that's all we can do to really, especially when you really

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need to unplug from this grain of faith, they, they institute all these data centers and they

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have the control grid they seem to be building and we'd really need to unplug from that.

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Will we be able to? I don't know, but that's the only, cause and not participating is a great

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choice in terms of voting, but I, I don't really, Piper Fuqua says people are either that dumb or

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the vote's rigged. That's the question, Piper. I ask all the time because it's, it's what it,

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it really up to your choices. The fact we had the kind of people in Congress, even as we don't have

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choices, even people that just don't go in and say, well, okay, at least I'm going to vote. I'm

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going to give a thumbs down to what we have in there and vote against all incumbents. Unless

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you have somebody I can see it up. That should be what happened to educated voters to say,

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we're dissatisfied with these choices. We're all, we're just throwing out a none of the above all

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the time. That's why they won't allow none of the above on a ballot because in an election,

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none of the above would probably win. But maybe, maybe, I don't know, but, but Piper,

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I hope that it's rigged and I hope they're not counting the votes because if they are counting

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the votes and the voters were that stupid, if people are really going to the polls motivated

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to vote for Lindsey Graham, what, what, what Republican is motivated to vote other than

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Krumpenstein saying he's good or, you know, Democrats voting for Chuckie Schumer and all

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these horrible people in Congress, but it's been that way for decades. It's because of that primary

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process, Don, and you got these politicos and the way that they think. And if, if, until you go

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campaign and get on the ground and actually go out in these districts and then meet people who

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are interested in the, in the political process, a lot of them, you'll just look into their eyes

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and then they want that. It's like, whatever the favors you're going to get, like, they want to be

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a part of the winning team. I've seen them even take on incumbents. I watched an incumbent lose

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to, to John Ratcliffe who's now head of the CIA. I watched it in real time and he had never held

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office there. And he's from Chicago and he's beating somebody who's like, you know, seventh

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generation Texan in a congressional district. Like how the hell does that happen? Well, he had

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John Ashcroft money, you know, and they, that was former attorney general who helped craft the

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Patriot Act. This was like, they wanted that person in there as a stepping stone. Those offices are

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just used as like resumes. Like they don't care like Massey does about using it for activism or

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awareness or just fighting for what's right, you know, for liberty. And they hate it when you use

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it for that, when you use it for anything good. So the voters were impressed by the, the amount

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of mailers that they could get. Heard them talk about it. Yeah, no, it's, it's, we, we just said,

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I, I don't know. I think overall, and again, I hate to say it because, you know, there's still

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a patriot in me, you know, I talk about the founding fathers, maybe I had blinders on with

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them and everything, but, and I think the ideals of America could work, but we just, we have to

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face it. And we, when you, when you pull out the sins of modern America and how bad we are and the

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fact we haven't been in a Republic, then you're, they call you unpatriotic. And there's nothing

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more patriotic than pointing out the obvious. I mean, this same guy, Trump and Stein, who

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very rightly called out the fraud in the 2020 election, which was very obvious to see.

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I mean, we had video of the women, you know, taking the ballot box out from underneath the

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thing and they couldn't be more obvious. And of course those two women were later awarded huge

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amounts of money from Rudy Giuliani. That's how bad the system is. Giuliani's good, but they were

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just like, that Sidney Powell's not good, but these people, they were punished. And again,

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I don't know what part of the game that was, but just talking about the system, but then of course,

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2024 comes along and another questionable election, Trump and Stein wins and all you can do is brag

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about how great that election was. So it's amazing, the Democrats, when it goes against them,

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it's fraud. And when the Republicans do, it's against them. So it's,

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the system is not, there are no checks and balances. They should have independent paper

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ballots everywhere. Electronic voting machines should be outlawed. Instead, Dominion sued

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everyone. That's why Parker Carlson was on Fox News. So the electoral process is horrible. People

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need to call it out. And you're right with the third party, we can't break through. Even when

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you have a huge, Robert F. Kennedy was running, you know, as an independent, he couldn't get into

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base, even though he was pulling over 20% most of the time. Then they just ignored his numbers and

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they wouldn't let him in. Ralph Nader couldn't get in. Pat Buchanan couldn't get in. Willie

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Perot. And I always question why, why they let him in. I think there will be some times ahead

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that will facilitate at least the, it'll lay the groundwork for a real emergence. You know,

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the first third party in the U.S. was the anti-Massad party, you know, in the mid 1800s.

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And then there was another party that was called the Republican party. They,

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they supplanted the Whigs. And, you know, it wasn't in the Republican party. I talked about

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this on my show. It has its roots in, in people that supported Karl Marx. I don't know if you

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know that, but the Horace Greeley and the people that wrote about that were supporting Marx and

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the newspaper men. And they had the, it was Wisconsin. They had like this commune set up

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and that's where the birth of the Republican party comes from. So there, you know, and we

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had the populist party. Most people don't know that at the end of the 19th century was very,

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had a lot of power. Yeah. Who was the president that... James, James,

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James Weaver was the presidential candidate. But didn't they have like, they had another,

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like, wasn't it, wasn't it James, wasn't James K. Polk who came out and like was helping them?

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Like they had a, they had a, a former U.S. president that was helping the populist party.

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That would have been long. That would have been 40 years, 40 years after Polk. I don't think he

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was still alive, but William Sannings Bryan was eventually absorbed a lot of their support when

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they folded and had some populism in him as well. But yeah, we, and we had, you know, something like

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that with the reform party. It wasn't as distinct as the pop, the populist party, but you know,

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that showed that there was dissatisfaction. Perot showed that. And, but again, some people forget

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that, you know, he, he got his start in politics by trying to destroy the reform party. Remember,

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he tried to stop Pat Buchanan from because of presidential candidate, which is very ironic

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because Pat Buchanan was, was very critical of the same free deals, very critical of our

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immigration policy, but of course he was critical of Israel too. So it's, it's, you know, I don't

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know why I'm saying I, I'm like, it's the same thing with sports. I don't know why I follow

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politics or sports. I'm obviously addicted. Like I might, you know, I'm on heroin or something

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because I can't stop myself because I'm watching, I'm a political, political junkie is a very apt

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term because I mean, I can't stop myself from voting at the time. I mean, it's, it's ridiculous.

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I know it's all fraudulent. I know there's nobody there that's any good and I know there's no hope.

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I mean, I hope I'm wrong with Nancy and even if he wins, it's not, it's a moral victory and

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symbolic victory, but in the big picture, it's really nothing to get one good member of Congress

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back. But yeah, I agree with you symbolically, it will mean something that, that you can stand up to

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the party, but I'm just afraid they're not going to let it happen. I think if they have to,

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if they have to use fraud there to get the result, I think they will. Again, I don't make predictions,

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so yeah, I hope I'm wrong, but I just don't think things look very good. It's too close.

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Yeah, this is I think a test. We'll see how the elections on the 19th. So we'll see. I mean, I'm

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not, I'm not optimistic. I have seen how the sausage is made, so to speak in these Republican

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primaries. And I was left, I was left more than jaded. I was left more than jaded by the entire

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electoral process from it. So we'll see. I mean, maybe it's good news because I do think to defy

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the political structure as it is, is a duty that we all have, like at this point, I mean, it's,

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it's become so bad. And I'll have to look up, there was, and I have to, I'll have to go back

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through my notes. It was something I read from, from James Perloff on the populist party, and

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there was a former US president, I want to say, that was assisting this, the early formations of

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the populist party. But I have to go back through, I couldn't, couldn't find it while we're on air,

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but a little bit of hidden history. I know you love this. Yeah, let me know, let me know who

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that is. I doubt it would be Polk, because Polk was the first one to, you know, really, you know,

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start out in indigenous war in Mexico. No, it was, maybe it was Tyler. Was it Tyler? Tyler

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is possible, Tyler, because Tyler, Tyler had more of that in him, I think, yeah.

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And maybe it was Tyler. It is a, you know, tippy canoe and Tyler too.

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Maybe that's what it was. Yeah, we'll have to cover that next week. Maybe I'll have a,

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to be continued, folks. All right, let's, let's close out with something a little different.

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We've, we've covered the political, and we've covered the economic, we've covered

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the psyops, so let's, let's do a little bit of hidden history. And surprisingly,

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you hadn't heard about this. I'm going to put it on the screen here. And thanks to Harps

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for referencing Megadeth. It always makes me smile, Harps, thank you. I don't want to set the

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world on fire. Great song from So Far, So Good, So What. Great album. All right. This is the Daily

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Mail. A hall of records theories explode as the CIA doc mentioning Temple Under the Sphinx is

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found. Did you see this, Don? No, I, this is not familiar to me. The location of the ancient

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library believed to lie beneath Egypt's Great Sphinx has long been one of archaeology's greatest

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mysteries. Now a resurfaced CIA document from 1952 is reigniting speculation surrounding the

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legendary hall of records after a cryptic reference to a temple under Sphinx was found

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inside a Cold War era photographic inventory. This had a little blurb

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on Zero Hedge, and I, I noted it to come back to. I didn't cover it on my show,

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but apparently it's a 10-page CIA file dated November 20th, 1952. It's titled

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Presentation Form for Graphic Material and appears to catalog 11 rolls of black and white

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photographic negatives taken between July and December 1950. Rather than an intelligence

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briefing, the document appears to be a simple archival inventory, but believers say the phrase

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Temple Under Sphinx stands out because it is not a standard archaeological description commonly used

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today. Did you ever read about this? You know, the, there's always the mysteries of the, of the

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Sphinx, and as we were discussing off-air, you know, Edgar Cayce predicted that under the right

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paw of the Sphinx, you know, and this is kind of like end times, or art, you know, the apocalyptic

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theory that once that's found, like it opens up world consciousness or something, and supposedly

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under the right paw of the Sphinx. Have you ever heard those theories, Tom? Well, I've heard some

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things, and certainly people have always been wondering what the, what the Sphinx means,

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what its significance is, and that maybe, you know, what is it there for? Is it hiding something?

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And that's, that's fascinating. I have not heard that. So, you've, you've opened up some

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hidden history. I read a lot of books on the Great Pyramid and everything back in the day when

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I was reading about UFOs, and the Bermuda Triangle, and everything that was all part of

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the same genre, but I haven't read anything about all of the records, and I guess they mentioned

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the libraries. That's not the same as the Great Library of Alexandria that burned down, is it?

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Or is it some other great library, I guess? Yes, supposedly, and then they've done

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deep penetrating ground radar, like the, the, the, not, not photographs, but they've taken

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images of the underground of the Great Pyramids, and there's, it's like connecting

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open cavernous things, you know, underneath these, underneath the monuments themselves,

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supposedly, right? And the Sphinx always has, it does have a weird mystery to it. Like, the head

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is, I think, was obviously not the head of a human. Like, it was not meant to look like that.

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Like, that's so disproportionate. Didn't, didn't Napoleon shoot the nose off of it?

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I, so yes. Okay, but there was something, there's some, it used to be something else,

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and then you've had the theories of water erosion that I watched when I was a kid,

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and Graham Hancock covered this, where it predates, like, the Sphinx supposedly predates even the

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Great Pyramids by, like, thousands of years. Like, another civilization put it together,

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so it would have, it would make sense that it had some sort of secret, and it was funny,

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because I thought of this, that supposedly, like, the, the philosopher, Arthur Schopenhauer,

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he wanted to have his signet ring re-carved into the Sphinx, throwing itself into the abyss,

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because he believed his philosophy had, like, unlocked the secrets of, of existence, and that's

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the, supposedly, like, the legend goes, the Sphinx is, itself, is supposed to throw itself

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in the abyss if you uncover its mysteries. So, there's something about, like, whatever the Sphinx

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is, and you always have that terminology that something is Sphinx-like, it's, like, hard to

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understand what it is. So, I don't know, that's pretty cool, though. I bet you, there's so much

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we don't know, especially, like, documents that get to the surface, and, you know, anything that's

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put to paper is probably the, the, the easy stuff to get to, but I wonder, you know, just looking at

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things that, that, that leaked after the, the JFK files that came out, that you know about after the,

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the, the film came out in, in 90, 91, and then they had that data dump where you find out about

593
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Operation Northwoods, you know, stuff like that, which was an accident, like, and then,

594
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it was years later that we find out that they had, what was it, Operation Alpha 119,

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which was, in the 1950s, they were going to nuke the moon to show superiority over the Soviets,

596
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like, they had a real plan, and, you know, who the, who they, who they hired, Don, to,

597
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to calculate the, the velocity and the blast and everything that was going to happen on the moon,

598
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you know, they hired Carl Sagan, a young Carl Sagan was hired by the government.

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Into science, though, wouldn't that, wouldn't that mess up everything?

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Billions of nukes on the moon, well, that's a real thing, yeah, it was Operation Alpha 119,

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or something like that, but, yeah, yeah, interesting, and it's funny, there's also,

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when you, I should cover this on Paratroopers, there's also, like, a 1983 document that the CIA

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had on, like, clairvoyance and other things, they had a project called MK-Often, which is not MK-Ultra,

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and MK-Often was, like, all the clairvoyance and stuff, they had a lot of weird stuff,

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so it doesn't surprise me that somebody unearthed something that may be pointing to a larger

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hidden history moment, so, anyway, Donald Jeffries, I don't want to keep you any longer,

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I'm going to wind down the show, do you want to call out anybody on the chat,

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or did you have anything else? I know, thanks for lots of good people there, and Jackson T.

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Barrett mentioned Tina Peters, and I think, I don't, I think her son has been commuted,

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but I guess he's still, I'm not sure, I think she's still behind bars, or something, so that's,

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that's a shame, and again, somebody that Trump should have taken care of, because she, all she

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was doing was calling out fraud. Good to see all the usuals, Angel Blue, good to see you, Nick,

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Raybo, Jeannie Poole, I saw Ronda Tate in there briefly, nice to see her,

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Kenny Powers, of course, Peter Sikash, our friend, John Bassiglone, Kiana Kuma, Piper Fogel,

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I think I mentioned Stephanie Green, good to see her, Felix, good to see my friend Felix.

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We have Nostradamus over in the Rumble chat, so. Oh, there you go,

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what does Nostradamus think about things, huh? Yeah, Jackson T. Barrett said Tina's

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being held until June, again, why? I mean, what is, I guess, oh, R.B. Hamm, my brother R.B. Hamm

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is there, good to see you, brother from Canada, good to see you, I didn't see you there before,

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I didn't see you there before, so, I mean, I was on his show last night and catch the

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rerun of the, where we talked about Trump's, trying to, trying to trip him on other things,

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but yeah, good to see everyone here, and it's nice being with you, Tony.

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Yeah, nice being with you, Don, always a pleasure, just looking at the Rumble chat,

624
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and Lou G. for Liberty says, this Sphinx story has been floating for a while,

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Bill Cooper discussed the potential Sphinx records vault reveal by Bush Sr. that never

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ended up happening. Bush Sr. let us down. We'll cover reviews next week, too, folks,

627
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me and Don went a little bit long today, so if you want to leave us a five-star review,

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even if it's something, even if it's a criticism of me and my voice from Gain of Function,

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you know, the pestilence murder that I'm receiving right now, we'll definitely read it

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on there, so yeah, go give us a review, and I'll catch up on reviews next week, but Don,

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donaldjeffries.media, your sub stack, anything else you want to plug?

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I know that's it, and I am back with X, amazingly enough, I call it a Mother's Day miracle,

633
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because I had given up, you know, tried to deal with Elon Musk, all AI support team,

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and they just were terrible, they wouldn't answer any questions, they wouldn't, you know,

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whatever part of AI that is, we have nothing to fear from that, at least, but somehow,

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it just worked on Mother's Day, so I call it a Mother's Day miracle, so I am back there at

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Don Jeffries, you can follow me then, to what degree they let you, and of course,

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substackdonaldjeffries at substack.com, I protest just like my

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weekly podcast on these same fine platforms every Friday.

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Yeah, always a pleasure setting your stream up on Fridays, go catch Don over on his podcast,

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and subscribe to the America Unplugged podcast, americanplugged.com, next week we'll have the

642
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great and powerful Billy Ray Valentine, we'll be back with us, I promise folks, it's not a

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01:02:24,600 --> 01:02:31,159
true America Unplugged without Billy, you can go to my website, tony.gold, my show,

644
01:02:31,159 --> 01:02:35,959
the Ardburn Radio Transmission Paratrooper Podcast, and some other announcements coming

645
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soon, you need to turn some fiat dollars into actual money, we can do that as well,

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go to tony.gold and check it out. All right, do you want to play us out,

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Don, are you giving people permission to burn the place down?

648
01:02:51,000 --> 01:02:52,600
Please, burn the place down.

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In celebration of Don getting his, right, that's right, I got my ex back.

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Thanks.