#237 America Unplugged: Fauci, Fake Pandemics and the Great Distraction

0:01 Donald Jeffries, Donald Jeffries, author of Hidden History and Survival of the Richest, host of The Donald Jeffries Show. Billy Ray Valentine, Billy Ray Valentine, host of The Infinite Fringe podcast, researcher, truth seeker from the Bronx, New York. Tony Arterburn, Tony Arterburn, radio host, combat veteran, precious metals analyst, and alt historian. Together they take on the headlines of the week, decode disinformation and plow through the mainstream propaganda, unauthorized, unscripted, and unintimidated. This is America Unplugged.

0:49 This is America Unplugged, ladies and gentlemen. And just notice that I have great Don Jeffries icon in the top corner. I did change that today. Boom. All right, folks, America Unplugged. I'm Tony Arterburn. I'll be hosting today. Uh, Billy Ray Valentine, ironically, in a twist of, uh, and turn of events, has opened a Trump store, one of those Trump merchandise stores in Bronx, New York. We're going to see how that goes. I think it's ironic. It's, uh, it's got to be, it's got to be a psyop. But we wish Billy well. He'll be back, uh, next week to tell us all, uh, what happened. But I'm joined by the legendary Donald Jeffries. Welcome back to your own show, sir. Oh, it's great. So it's, uh, it's nice when it's you and I too. We can just, uh, discuss things and, uh, you know, the, the chat seems to like it, so it's great being here. And, um, sometimes it doesn't have the— I don't have the hosting creds that Billy does. He does such a smooth job. And I remember the first time I ever heard him on a podcast, I go, I know this guy's voice, but I'd never heard it before. He, uh, he definitely has the cadence for hosting that, that I don't have. Well, it doesn't have the McLaughlin Group, uh, thing where there's, you know, there's— yeah, that much disagreement. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The roundtable McLaughlin transfer of, of viewpoints, but it does not have that in the Don and Tony, uh, layout. But we, we make up for it, uh, with stream of consciousness and,

2:20 uh, off-the-cuff ideas. But, uh, you and I were, um discussing topics out there, and you got a lot to choose from. Um, some are pretty depressing, and we can keep hammering out. Oh, and I want to— excuse me, Teddy— I want to mention that A. Marco mentions— how can I forget the, uh, the 50,000, uh, you know, migrants that, uh, that went into Spain right after Bibi Netanyahu threatened them? Amazing coincidence. Oh yeah, it's fun. It's funny, the, uh, the population replacement, whatever you want to call it. I've been reading about this Uh, Pat Buchanan wrote about like this very scenario, what, 26 years ago, uh, in The Death of the West, and how that was already warming up. And they have all these, uh, the, the demographic shifts that were happening and being steered. And we've seen that here in this hemisphere as well with all these NGOs and socialist billionaires and, uh, you know, supranational entities, uh, helping people cross borders en masse, even like dropping leaflets and giving them cards. And we saw all that, uh, with the— remember the caravans under the first Trump administration? They didn't happen on the second one, Don. Did you notice that? Yeah, well, he was— his only accomplishment is he did close the border, apparently. But, you know, too little too late.

3:40 But apparently the border is pretty much closed. He's just not getting rid of any of the people that are here, but that came in. But yeah, they've definitely weaponized people, whether it's— I mean, it's, it's first world nations, really. It's weaponization of people. And I think that's to create Uh, the two-class system. You know, I think that's— there was an article up on Zero Hedge today, one of the— I had to pull it up, but it was one of these, uh, like tech millionaires or maybe even billionaires that was, uh, he got doxxed and was, was mad at Mondame. He was like, uh, don't think you can save yourself from the communists just because you vote blue. And I'm like, that is— that's what you're voting for. Which is funny. I don't think he gets that people with more money than him are what fuel the, the grassroots, all of those things that are like, like if it's Marxian— I'm not talking about like Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders socialist types, or Jack London socialist types, or populism.

4:38 I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about like the, the Antifa types, like the destructive, uh, you know, that, that demonic energy of Marxism that they have. That's all funded by the very, very top. And that's just history shows us that. What's funny, the some of the people that vote blue, they don't realize they're not rich enough to benefit from the two-class system that's being set up, which is the very rich and then everybody else. Absolutely. Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution, you know, yeah, the book by Anthony Sutton. You know, we talked a lot about that in American Memory Hole. I mean, there's just the capitalists of their day, most of the leading capitalists, all the big bankers, they love the Bolshevik Revolution. Some of them were over there actually, you know, in the midst of it. And, uh, I forget their names, but, uh, yeah, this is just, uh— and again, it just shows how in everything, you've noticed everything's changed to where, uh, Trump no longer talks about the deep state or the swamp or anything like they're globalists. It's now communists and, and China, especially China. And so everything's saying, I don't know where the communists are. I mean, yeah, we've pretty much all— we've adopted a lot of the Communist Manifesto in our country. So, you know, you could look at our politics as, uh, has a lot of communist influence now. But I don't know where the communists, you know, where he's attacking the communists are, because he doesn't really— I don't know what China is at this point. I mean, they're communists, but they're also kind of a corporate— I don't know what— they're not a conventional kind of thing, you know. I mean, it's totalitarian,

6:10 technocratic, really, with the— yeah, more technocratic. Yeah, they have— and they're an oligarchy. They use communism. And that's the thing, is like the, the super elite have always used and weaponized the Marxian system as a way to, to quell the, the masses thinking that they're going to eat the rich or, you know, they're going to have equal footing and all that stuff. But it— that's never really— if you read, you mentioned Anthony Sutton, and you can look into, um, all of his works. And then Nundare, Call It Conspiracy, you can go Gary Allen and what they find. And, you know, Gary Allen did The Rockefeller Files too. I was just rereading some Jim Marrs from the late '90s when I was out of town this weekend.

6:56 That was, uh, Ruled by Secrecy, and he had such good chapters on that. But, you know, the Rockefellers, and they had like their own airstrips in the Soviet Union, and they supplied them with— long after, you know, they would— were declared a Cold War enemy and they got the bomb. It was— I mean, a lot of those same munitions and, and goods that were used to create the weapons that killed our soldiers in Korea and Vietnam. And you know this stuff. And so they're always above it, above the fray. They use the, the system. But I think in a— in the modern sense, it's to hasten the collapse, or whatever you want to call it. And people are weaponized. And these people in poorer countries— you mentioned Netanyahu, uh, you know, the giving that, I guess, that edict or whatever he did— it shifted the balance where people started fleeing and going into places like Spain.

7:48 And we've seen that through what happened with, uh, the war in Libya in 2012 and, and, uh, all of the millions of refugees from the Syrian war that were happening, um, from 2012 on, were still happening. Uh, all of the stuff that happened in Iraq, all that's just to shift populations, and they, they went into places like Europe. Yeah, and it certainly looks like, uh, as I think RB Ham pointed out in there, that Morocco is, uh, very tight with Israel. And, uh, you know, the idea that, uh, I mean, I, I tried to talk, you know, to mention that, you know, these, these Moroccan immigrants, 40,000, 50,000 of them or something, that, that's the kind of thing that, that doesn't happen. That can't be an organic thing where 50,000 people at one on the same day basically decide, you know, we've got to go, we've got to go crash into Spain, we have to go to Spain. I mean, that obviously there's something organized there, especially when you had, you know, Netanyahu and I think crazy Ben-Gvir too. It was absolutely insane. I think they were both kind of threatening Spain with— because Spain doesn't support the Iran war. Uh, Spain has talked to— you remember the, uh, there was a Spanish official, I don't know if it was a president or not, I think it was a, a lady there that was talking about, uh, calling— is we have to do something about Israel. It's the most dangerous country on the planet, which it definitely is. And, uh, you know, you don't get away with saying stuff like that. And, uh, suddenly you find yourself invaded.

9:15 Uh, you know, somebody in the chat said basically lock up the women, you know. So I don't know, because I'm sure they're probably largely— I mean, I guess they're largely male of fighting age. And, uh, but this is— and I don't know how you— you know, it's hard. My guest yesterday, Gemma O'Doherty, was saying, you know, from Ireland, you know, saying, I don't know how This is a big problem. I don't know how you stop it, but I do know you don't do what Trump is doing, which is nothing. And so in our country, like I was telling her, you know, we don't have the Muslim rape— if— and I don't know to what degree the Muslim rape gangs thing is real. It looks like a lot of people say it is. So, uh, but if that's so, I don't know why they can't do anything about it, why they seem to enable it in England and elsewhere. But here we don't have that. We have lots of other problems. We don't have that yet.

10:01 But I feel confident if we did have it that they would enable. And we've already seen judges— I mean, that same judge that locked up, uh, Shiloh, you know, for saying the wrong word— I didn't lock her up, but convicted her of something. I don't know what it was. I mean, it was, it was not a huge crime, but how is it a crime at all? Uh, has been, you know, very notable for, you know, letting, you know, migrants and other persons of color off very easily that commit crimes. And that's what you find the same way with the, uh, the female judge in Florida that I haven't found out, and it probably won't be an update on it, Tony. I've talked about this before. We have these stories and then you can't find out what really happened, which leads people to believe maybe it's all fake because why isn't there any update on these things? But this, that college student that made a joke about Benjamin Netanyahu in a chat room and was dragged into court and charged with 3 felonies or something. And, uh, and she, the judge there, the same judge, there's a clip of her I mean, kissing the butt of this, you know, I don't know if it was Black or an immigrant or something, it was non-white, some guy who has a history of violent crime. And she was just, oh, just bending over backwards, you know, being so kind to him and gave him a slap on the wrist.

11:14 But she's just reading the riot act to this college student. You know, this is very serious, you know, to make a joke like that. That's not a joke. So I don't know, it's a, you know And, you know, we have people that, that watch us that, uh, Piper Fogle says, Don, we have guns. We do, Piper, but, you know, and I'm not, I'm not advocating that we use them, but would we use them? I, you know, I don't know. What did we do during COVID when you had the lockdown and all those small businesses were shut down and there was no show of force? All we had to do is have a bunch of small business owners get together and said, no, you're not going to close us down. You know, we have the right— that's unconstitutional. You don't have the right to close us down and destroy, destroy us. We have— this is how we make our living.

11:59 That aren't— isn't that what the Second Amendment is for? I don't know, but I never saw anybody do that, so I don't know. I think they just were upset that, you know, we need to keep hunting and target shooting or whatever the hell they do, but I didn't see him, you know, use it for that kind of purpose, which I think the Second Amendment was to protect us from tyrants. I think. Yeah, agreed. Um, I, I like the image of the, the Korean rooftop, the shop owners and the LA riots. Have you seen that image? Yeah, Mr. Anderson, my good friend, he gave me a, a, uh, a t-shirt with that on it. I like that image. That's, you know, hard-working people. They immigrated here the right way and they're protecting their property using the Second Amendment. That's, yeah, that's the most American thing. I've— part of the— one of the pictures of the 20th century that I enjoy. So no, I, I agree with you, Don, and I think a large part of that was, um, was, was Trump. You know, Trump was president. It, it really neutralized people in that time frame. They thought— and I, I don't know if there's the same kind of sentiment today as there was in 2020, but oh no, he's, he's with us, you know. And there's some kind of 4D chess here.

13:04 It's like almost like a stand down, like. And, and I'm not saying that people would have exercised more coalitions, but probably would have. I mean, in some— it, it wouldn't have been violent, um, but I believe, believe a lot of the, uh, business owners would have banded together. There would have been a stronger grassroots pushback against what happened in 2020 if there not had been a Trump administration. That's my— I mean, that's my opinion, and we'll never know. Um, but I do think people stood down and waited for him to do something, which is probably one of the most dangerous things we can do now in American life, is just wait for some, some politician or somebody we elected to help us.

13:46 It usually happens when we stop, you know, complying. And then I think a large part of the, the end of that era was the, um, Canadian truckers. Yeah, we have, we have one of those in the chat, or my friend RB Ham, one of the who was punished. And, you know, I think the Canadian government fined him $50,000. So help him out, RB. Put your, uh, your GiveSendGo or whatever it is you're using, put it in the chat and people can. But, uh, Yeah, and you know, and it's like when you— again, people waiting for Trump. That's why, you know, on X now, I, you know, when I'm not obsessing about Caitlin Clark and the war against her, which is pretty stupid, but it's another thing that's distracted me. But, uh, I'm arguing with, uh, with people, these republicucks who are still supporting Trump, and they're talking about whether it's China or anything else. And, and, uh, Ilhan Omar, people like that, where they say, oh, she's dead to rights, we have all the stuff again. So all, all my answer to them always is, great, when will she be— when does the prosecution start? When is she going to be prosecuted? Because nothing ever happens. As you pointed out many times, Republicans specialize in grifting and raising money. They're good at that. They don't do anything. Nothing ever happens. So they have all this evidence against Barack Obama now and all these people. They're never— they won't even prosecute, you know, 3rd assistants to Barack Obama, let alone himself.

15:07 They don't do anything. So I said, once again, James O'Keefe the other day said, you know, this is the biggest blockbuster ever. And he's, he said that a mil— and I like his work, but nothing ever happens. Biggest blockbuster and nothing. He's like, okay, what blockbuster? And it's, it's so ridiculous. And now we have Fauci. Yeah, that's a good segue. That's, this is a good subject to go into. Go ahead, Don. Yeah, I mean, because Fauci's there and he's been pardoned, okay, by Biden. And Trump was very rightfully, you know, criticizing how ridiculous the pardon of Fauci and all the Biden family— because he pardoned people that hadn't been, uh, which goes to the object of why he didn't pardon the J6ers, uh, which he could have, because Biden pardoned all these people who had not been accused of any crime. Fauci wasn't charged with any crime.

15:54 I think he's a criminal, but he hadn't been charged yet. So, you know, why was he allowed to pardon people? Does that mean— because if you do that, does that mean you're pardoning from if he gets charged with drunk driving, or does he— can he not be tried for murder? Anything? You know, Hunter Biden, the same way he pardoned all these guys. So yeah, Fauci is a great villain. And Rand Paul, who just was one of those who, to his forever shame, uh, you know, voted to merge Israel's, uh, military with ours. Sorry, Rand, you lost me on that. You know, I don't know if your dad would have ever done that. I hope not. But, you know, he's grilling Fauci on gain-of-function research like he's done many times before, and all these other Republicans are irate and looking great and scoring points with their constituents, constituents who love the stupid party because they're stupid. And, you know, okay, what's going to come out of that? He's been pardoned. And they were saying, well, maybe, you know, maybe they can circumvent the pardon. But then here comes Trumpenstein. Trumpenstein jumps into the fray just to throw water on them, to dash their hopes.

16:54 No, actually, you know, I respect the pardon Biden gave, and, uh, I'm gonna stop me now that he— they have Fauci there looking bad, invoking the Fifth over 100 times and everything, which is, is cool if you're, you know, a communist in Hollywood in the 1950s, or if you're Anthony Fauci. But if you remember when Donald Trump tried to do it, they said, oh, this is outrageous, he's got something to hide. And, but, you know, nothing's gonna happen because Trump has already said, no, he respects it now. He's not gonna try to argue the validity of the pardons anymore. Now that they have Fauci there and they're questioning him, he's okay with it. The Clintons are good people. So at this point, you know, I don't know how anybody can continue to look at this and they're still acting like, I guess it was great theater. I don't know, I didn't watch it because I've grown tired of this nonsense, but especially Republicans like you, I am sick of these Republicans because they never do anything.

17:51 And they make a big show in front of Congress, and then they vote to merge Israel with the American military. And, and then their fearless leader Donald Trump is, you know, no, well, you know, I'm okay with the pardon now. And then they go on to something else, and we're going to bomb the hell out of Iran, or, or, uh, you know, China, you know, was involved in the 2020 elections, which I And this is all over Twitter or X, you know, and I keep saying, well, you do know Trump got elected in 2024, right? So yeah, there was massive fraud, unlike Billy Ray, who's not here to argue with me and say that, you know, it was the safest election of all time. But I think there was a lot of fraud in 2020, as there has always been, but it was so obvious this time. But he got real, he got, he came back in office in 2024. So yeah, I think we should expose what happened then. But it's curious they're doing it now.

18:43 And it kind of again takes the focus off what Trump has been doing the second time around, kidnapping the president of Venezuela, threatening Greenland, threatening Cuba, getting us involved in a nonsensical war with Iran, stopping Doge when it was just starting to get a little momentum. Okay, what about all that? So if they did fix the election in 2020, which I mean, I think they rigged them all, But I think in that case, they made it so obvious because they wanted people to know. And then they had, they had Trumpenstein there who's going to be the first candidate in history to publicly complain about it. No other candidate ever did that. So I think that's why they did that. But if they were trying to stop him in 2020, then why did they let him back in in 2024?

19:27 And exactly. And if they proved the 2020 election was illegitimate, what does that do now at this point? Yeah, hopefully If it results in banning electronic voting machines, that's great. Going back to hand counting, supervised hand counting of paper ballots, wonderful. But I don't have any confidence that it'll do that. I think they just want to make a show of it and act like Trump was such a threat to them they had to keep him out in 2020, but they let him in in 2024. I mean, this is— it's just stupid party thinking. And it gets us nowhere because once again, let me know— I keep saying let me know when the prosecutions start. Let me know who's being prosecuted. I don't think anyone will be. I always want to know where the hell were you, you know, in 2020 when the thing was actually firing up? Did you stick your neck out? It's easy to come out now. Yeah. And be against Fauci. It's easy.

20:21 And I, I think it really— the reason I didn't pay attention to it, because it's, it's literally the simulation of SPARS, like the, the SPARS simulation that Johns Hopkins put up in 2017. We— I go back to the research and everything that, that I went over in 2020, Don. We were talking about this stuff. Literally, the Fauci figure in the SPARS document and the Johns Hopkins simulation, it eventually gets thrown under the bus. And this is like a ceremonial thing. He's already got a blanket pardon, which I, I'm with you, I— there's a question mark. Has this ever happened? Has anybody given a preemptive pardon? I'm not aware of this, like, that covers What does it cover?

21:01 Is— I mean, it's a— it's the most— it's the highest pardon in the land. It's an executive branch pardon from the President of the United States. And I don't know what that covers, but I'm assuming everything. Um, so it's bizarre to me. And you can't be investigated. All of these things, it's just a show. And I always thought, like, the whole argument about gain of function or where the thing came from, I always thought it was a sideshow to what the real issue was, the response to whatever COVID-1984 was or was not. You know, like, I— there's so much mind war here, and there's lies inside of lies like a Russian doll. You know, it's just multiple layers of lies and agendas into this, which had— to me bypasses all of that Wuhan, every— you know, whatever Fauci did, which we know was, was criminal and he defied Congress, he defied US law that had been passed before they funded it. We know all that. But again, it's 2026 and this is a sideshow and he can't be prosecuted. So all these— it's just, you know, even what was the senator's name? You know, I, I— who the F do you think you are? You know, like using that.

22:17 Yeah, again, it's grandstanding. Yeah, it's grandstanding. It's, it's BS. They're toothless. Uh, the United States Congress has abdicated its power by choice. They've given it over to either the executive branch or the, or the department of the deep state or the legislative branch, you know, um, the tyrants in black robes. That's where it's gone. And I, I don't pay attention to this stuff. I'm skeptical that this is anything but, uh, an absolute show and has no real substance at all. People are talking about it Because people want to have, you know, Fauci on the stand or have him grilled. But it's so much more than him. I mean, again, you know, Harry Truman, as you famously know, that had that, uh, that sign, that little placard that somebody brought him when he was president.

23:08 It says, the buck stops here, right? You know, they put it on his desk. That's where the buck stopped. Like, everything rested with the president. Well, 2020 was under Trump. He locked us down and he employed and empowered Anthony Fauci, who gets to weasel out of stuff, you know, at least in this life. He's not going to be— yeah, he's not going to have to deal with his, uh, his lies and his subterfuge and, uh, his trickery and everything else that he put— I mean, and talk about the, the death toll of people. I mean, it's just unforgivable stuff. But again, it's 2026, and, uh, we're literally— you mentioned all this, like, we're all the, the, the groundwork's being laid for a Third World War. God forbid.

23:56 I don't want that. I mean, no sane person does. Um, and we just blew all the opportunities we had in the last few years for new trade and negotiations and economic growth and lower energy prices, all that. We just, just took that and, and, and just lit a match to it. So I'm wondering what all this is for as well. I don't, I don't think the show of Anthony Fauci has anything to do with what's actually going on right now other than a distraction. Yeah, and again, I think it's just, it's just a— it is a distraction because what will happen afterwards, it— this— people won't remember this in 2 weeks. That's— it'll go on to something else. And that's why, you know, Tony, that I keep, uh, you know, that, uh, I, I keep talking about these, uh, stories that, you know, like for the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act that I wrote about year, might have been 2 years ago, whatever, that was passed by both houses back then, and Trump was going to sign it. I cannot find any update on it.

24:52 So what happened to that? There's— you search all the search engines, there's nothing out there. You know Trump would have signed that. So what happened? And that's just one example. The stories come and they just— and then that's why when I cover things in Hidden History, even from a little farther back, oh yeah, I forgot about that, because we forget about everything. We're just— we're subjected to an onslaught of, uh, story after story. And, uh, you know, we have a short attention span. And something like this— RBM says American Memory Hole is bottomless pit. Yeah, it definitely is. And that's why I call it American Memory Hole, because we have a huge American memory hole. And basically all my writing is, you know, filled with a lot of this stuff.

25:33 But this will— it, it, it's not like this with this. It's a sideshow distraction. Because yeah, it'd be great if we could prosecute— if they decided to make a scapegoat out of Fauci, I I wouldn't be sad. I hate to see anybody, one person scapegoated for stuff, but this is an awful guy. You know, his, his crimes go back to— and I was arguing with people on X, he still has people that will post he was a great hero and he saved lives. And, you know, I talked about, look, you know, this kid, he talked about his great work during AIDS. I said, you know, this guy pushed AZT. All those people that died from AIDS died because of AZT. When they stopped using it, they stopped dying, period. And Fauci was the main one pushing that. So, you know, the gay community should hate him. Maybe they do, I don't know. But, um, you know, he's, he's no hero. He's an awful guy. He did all those terrible experiments on, uh, kids and dogs, remember puppies, and all the terrible things he did. So, I mean, he's a monster in many ways. And, and he was the highest paid government official. I think he's got the highest paid pension in the history of the government. So, you know, This is— if we could get him, that would be great. But he, he wasn't alone, you know. COVID didn't happen because Anthony Fauci decided to do it. This was an orchestrated effort by the officials of the WHO, the CDC, the Bill Gates types, all those monsters, you know. They planned it in advance. They had all those, uh, those, um, Dark Winter exercises going back to, uh, 2001. And, you know, they, they plan this and I have it all in Masking the Truth,

27:05 the most shadow banned book in the world. So getting him, and as you point out, Trump was the president at the time. And yes, he played, as I show in that book, you know, he, he had that great flip-flopping balancing act that he's noted for, where he, he managed to, and he still manages to keep whatever people that are, are so loyal to him thinking that somehow he was against Fauci, but he, and he said many times, well, you know, but I'm not going to fire him, but he did nothing about it. And, you know, that he was on our side, that he would kind of allude to, yeah, maybe you should take hydroxychloroquine or whatever that is, or ivermectin. But then he made sure when he got his fake COVID, which he didn't have COVID, they made a big thing about it. See, Trump wasn't wearing his mask. He made sure he took the proper Big Pharma drugs. To credit, he made sure that, you know, he didn't say, hey, you know, I cured myself with hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin.

27:59 He wouldn't do that, not in a million years. So he makes you think he's on your— that he's on your side, but he always takes the establishment way every time. He's done that his entire career. Hydrochloroquine. Thank you, Karen. I can't pronounce it. Yeah, but, but, uh, because he— remember he talked about it and he got in big trouble about it. But, you know, he'd be— it'd be great if the churches— if we could open on Easter Sunday and, uh, He was criticized for it. Of course, he did nothing. He signed the lockdown orders. He sent out the, uh, he oversaw the, the CARES funds, which we still don't know where they went to and who got them, who profited illicitly from that. It's never been— the extent of it hasn't been revealed. So this guy was president, and of course, he, he's the father, the self-proclaimed father of the Warp Speed vaccine, which has killed untold numbers of people, and he still continues to defend it.

28:51 And his supporters are almost all anti-vaccine, continue to support him. And that's what— it just amazes me that, that, uh, you know, if you're gonna— if you're gonna prosecute the people that, uh, were responsible for COVID, all the people I mentioned, the WHO officials, CDC officials, uh, but Donald Trump was the president, so he should be there as well. You know, why did you— you know, why did you sign this lockdown order? You know, this was unconstitutional. But, uh, I don't know. So it's, it's interesting because that, that's, it's, it's ironic that this is coming out now kind of after the fact with COVID and Fauci. And, uh, you're having people like Stephen A. Smith is apologizing to Kyrie Irving, the basketball player who wouldn't get vaccinated.

29:32 So it's like, uh, yeah, exactly. Angel Blue said, have the deadly hospital protocols still, have Hawley bring that. No, he's not going to do that. He's going to— what they do, because they killed my brother and so many others, but They're, you know, uh, they don't want to go there because that criticizes the medical industrial complex itself and how the funds were given to them, you know, to give them a profit for basically killing people and knowing they weren't. And so that gets into a darker area. You know, we don't talk about the dancing nurses and all that, empty hospitals, all the crazy stuff, because that's not all Fauci. He was the face of it, but it's nice that we can examine this, but you still have people. I saw an X. It was amazing. So many people, they're ready to put the mask on again and they're ready to get vaxxed up again. I don't know how many. I think there'll be less, but I think we're still outnumbered. I think you're right. And, uh, you mentioned the dancing nurses, and I recall like the psyop, living inside that psyop. And by the way, it still continues, it's just morphed into a different form. But that was, uh, it was an interesting time, wasn't it, Don, where they had the the reports that there's— we got so many bodies we have to bury them in Central Park, you know, like the, the crematoriums are running, you know, 24/7. Like they would have reports internationally and you're just like, is any of this true? And I'll never forget, I was on— it was, uh, towards the end of the year in 2020, and I was on with Harrison Smith on Infowars. And right before I went on,

31:05 there was an article that dropped from the late great Bill Sardi. I don't know if you remember Bill Sardi, who wrote on luerockwell.com. Yeah. And I pulled the article up and it was, it was just titled, uh, Submitted Without Comment. And what it was was a detailed report on the statistical deaths in the United States from one year prior to the day, and it was virtually the same, right? So like they had the same statistics. I mean, the only thing that was higher was like by 500% was suicides. And so Bill Sardi just posted this without saying anything, just read it. And so I read it on— it was one of the times in my life when I'm like, I can't believe that I'm reading this and this isn't a bigger news set, because here's the data, you know, like here's the real data, like what we're living through. And we didn't see that real spike in hospitalizations and crazy things happening until the next year, which was the introduction And he's the father of it. And Operation Warp Speed, and, you know, all the stuff that happened right as Biden took office but was, you know, planned and prepped during 2020 under Trump. And a lot of people just have these short memories. Um, Gore Vidal said we were the United States of Amnesia. No, we have a pretty smart chat though.

32:22 It's funny because people were bringing up— and Karen Carpenter said that Uh, Fauci was a demonic little gnome. But everybody else— oh, don't forget, you know, Event, uh, 201. Remember Event 201, uh, that happened in October? And you mentioned Dark Winter, all these simulations that have gone on almost every year from like the— from Dark Winter on. There was so— there's so much there to unpack, you know, everything that, that like was being fed to the American people. And not just the American people, you have to understand, like, the, the documents that we saw from, like, the Rockefeller Foundation that were— it was called Lockstep, you know, that were all intermingled with the WHO and how they were going to, uh, carry out all these, you know, policies supranationally, like, throughout, you know, from one place that was outside of the country. And then when those orders would come down and people would follow them through a lockstep program. It really— yeah, and Jackson T. Barrett says SPARS. It was, you know, SPARS was the, uh, was, was the simulation that I'm referring to with in 2017 from Johns Hopkins where they literally had everything play out exactly, you know, like the celebrities all get— we're all in this together, you know, showing all this support, we're doing this, we're, you know, taking these treatments. None of the treatments that work, but just the stuff you have to— everybody has to wait you know, stay in the dark, don't get vitamin D, you know, uh, binge Netflix,

33:53 don't exercise, and then wait for this experimental gene therapy, which is so psychotic to me. But we lived through that. We're— I mean, we're in the aftermath of it now, Don. So, wait, we're through the looking glass at this point. No, yeah, we are. And it's just, it's just so funny because, you know, we're not going to get any apologies. I mean, you're seeing clearly the Stephen A. Smith types and some of the, uh, Uh, I, I see it on Jason Whitlock's podcast. People like that, that are, uh, some of these guests, they're talking about sports, but they mention, because of Stephen A. Smith, they mention the vaccine and they mention, they're basically alluding to the fact that the unvaccinated were right. We know we're right. But, you know, a lot of people lost their jobs over it. A lot of people were ostracized from their families. You know, I had fractures in my family and, uh, some were deeper than others. I mean, some, some people, they've never been able to, uh, to get back together because of it. But it's because we were demonized and we were called— I mean, I— that's where my shadow ban came from.

34:55 But by the way, Johnny, well, I'll take it down. I know how to do it. We'll have to take this show down after because we're talking too much about COVID just to make sure. But again, that— and that's, you know, it's because of that. I— we still can't feel comfortable talking about this stuff. And it's, it's, uh, that's, you know, It's a shame because again, we, we just, because we know we're going to make the mistake again because it's framed and the criticism of it is in the Republicuck variety. Gain of function, which is a bad gain of function, is a nasty thing. And one of the things Alex Jones was right about, they apparently are, you know, conducting incredibly sinister experiments where they're making half humans, half mice or something. You know, this is true. They admit it.

35:38 So I don't know why they're doing that. I don't know why they're playing away with— around with flu strains from 1918. I mean, this is, this is insane. It's like they make bad movies out of starring Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi. And, um, but they're doing it. But so that's a different subject though, then, because that— what that does is that comes— well, what was COVID? As I point out in my book, COVID-19 has never been proven to exist. It's never been isolated. So prove it exists. And that's why, you know, we— the woman up in Canada who filed the Freedom of— Aaron Rogers is right. That's right, actually, Barrett. The woman up in Canada that, uh, filed the Freedom of Information Act lawsuit to try to find the documentation for the Warp Speed vaccine, she wanted to know what isolates were used. Because you have to, you know, the way that vaccine technology works, which I don't necessarily accept, is that you have to have whatever you're vaccinated against— that's the vaccine— is part of that. Built around, which makes no sense to me, but, you know, I'm not a scientist. But, uh, so she was asking for the isolates. The Warp Speed vaccine should have had COVID-19 isolates. It's the essential ingredient of it.

36:45 And they— the government admitted, no, COVID-19 isolates were not available. They're never available because they don't exist. And so we had to use, uh, they had to simulate it from the regular coronavirus, the common cold strain. So they tell you that, they admit it. So, uh, you know, it's, it's, it's obvious. So, you know, when, uh, so people that keep, uh, keep going, um, yeah, UYY is talking about the loss of taste, smell. Yeah, and I had some, but, but that people talk themselves into thinking this is unprecedented. It may have been worse because some flu is better, has been worse than others. Some flu has been known to kill, what, 80,000 people? In the United States. You don't remember, Don?

37:26 There was mainstream media at the end— I covered this because I filled in for David Knight— the end of 2020 that, uh, the, the flu was 97% wiped out. Remember? Yeah. Oh yeah, mainstream headlines. It's amazing. So if, if you don't want people to think this, then don't suddenly have the flu disappear right in the midst of COVID Amazing, because that's what all of us crazy people were saying, is nothing but a bad flu. And Fauci back basically intimated that. But Jackson says, why do we keep rehashing whether this exists? Because it's important. Because if the fraudulent PCR test— exactly, RB Ham— and the fraudulent PCR test was the exact same thing as the HIV test, that Fauci was right in the middle of that too. Because most of it— Kary Mullis, who conveniently died in August of 2019, right, who invented the PCR test, who was Nobel Prize winner, who wanted to— who hated Anthony Fauci. I've watched his comments like on camera where he was like, I want— this guy is a liar, you know, and doesn't know anything about science. That would have been amazing to have him around. They wouldn't be able to pull off a lot of that. No, I think that's pretty obvious why he died when he did. It was very convenient for the, uh, for the conspirators. But I mean, you know, so when you, when you have this, if you don't want people questioning it, then, then come up again, come up with a better narrative. I say that about everything. And yes, people got sick, and I said, I, you know, I had a, a cold in the midst of that where I lost my, uh,

39:00 taste, sense of taste, you know, for a day or two. But that has happened to people before. Been known to get sick and not be able to taste food, uh, you know, the same way. So it's not unprecedented. But people condition— like I said at the time, okay, what is COVID-19? If you're going to convince me that there's some— like with the monkey virus, any of this stuff, it's all the same symptoms. So if you're going to tell me Okay, your ears turn purple or something ridiculous like that. Okay, well, he obviously has this. This is, this is way different. But no, it's the same thing. Respiratory problems, cough, uh, you know, congestion. I, I don't know, whatever. The same stuff we get with, with any of this stuff. But, you know, regardless of that, but I think because this was clearly— because they were preparing for it for so long, and as I said, you know why this sudden talk about pandemic? Why Bill Gates and everything? Because we hadn't— and there's reason to question the Spanish flu. I wrote about that in Masking the Truth as well, that that may have been an early vaccine experiment that, that, uh, you know, was unleashed and taken by the boys, you know, in World War I over to the trenches. But if you even assume that was a, was a real pandemic, and then you go back to the Middle Ages with the bubonic plague, and why would we assume 100 years after the last so-called pandemic Why would we think we're going to have one, especially when we're all vaccinated?

40:21 Yeah, great. But, but every— you see Bill Gates's preoccupation with that everywhere, uh, and he's still talking about the next plan— that pandemic, a plandemic. Remember the last one, he— that one of the interviews he did about this was like, well, you may not, uh, be afraid with this current iteration, but the next one you will be. You know, I don't know if I'm paraphrasing, but he was pretty giddy about Oh, well, wait till you see the next one. Yeah, exactly. He's, he's, he's giddy about it when he talks about it. But again, this is all tied up in eugenicist thought and that they want people to die, and it's— they're hoping that, they're hoping that something like this would do it. But that's not what did it. As you said, the deaths, the deaths were pretty much the same. They're not what you would see in a pandemic.

41:05 But then as soon as the vax was introduced, we had an unprecedented drop in the death rate, and nobody's explained that still. And I've not there are no updates. I don't know what happened after. It was 2021, I think, where the death rate— and you had the— it was One America, the CEO of One America Life Insurance, and some of the other— yes, oh gosh, yeah, people studied that, were like, hey, we're having a 200-year spike in deaths. Um, and they're like, well, it just must be the virus. And, and, and again, that didn't correlate to 2020. And That's always been, I think, part of this. Like, the numbers just didn't add up and something was terribly wrong. And you think about all the people that weren't able to get proper medical care, or the, you know, the, this— I mean, the unforgivable things that they allowed, like for, for loved ones to die alone because you couldn't, uh, come see them. You know, they just packed people into nursing homes. What happened in New York, uh, with Cuomo You know, that— remember that. I mean, again, if you have a memory, just, you know, thank God for my memory, it's pretty decent. But, uh, a lot of it can drive you insane because you actually remember things. And then you— you're— I'm supposed to care about the, the Fauci hearings, you know, because I'm like, it's 2026, guys. Yeah, you know, and there's— and you can do nothing to him. So literally you're just wasting my time. And it's not just about him like Rand Paul wants to make it. No, but I, I think— and that's why I don't know if they'll try another plandemic again, because it certainly worked swimmingly

42:36 well. And, uh, they have— but I, I think it would be way more pushback. Uh, you'll still have, unfortunately, more people that will buy it. But, uh, I, I hope they don't do it because it's, it's just, it's so divisive, you know, because again, it's— and again, it shows in the spiritual battle where we talked about that yesterday on the show with Gemma. You know, this is a spiritual battle and the people that trust the science These are largely people that don't trust God, that they don't have the kind of religious faith that they do. It's kind of a shadowy New Age type of thing or something, but they trust the science and they've made science their god. And as I've written many times about it, there's the establishment sciences today is not something you want to trust. They're very dishonest. Everything about them and the COVID thing shows that more than anything. As does just the regular medical industrial complex. Why?

43:30 Again, Alex Jones— I, I hate to, you know, again, I don't know what Alex Jones is, but he did talk about a lot of this stuff when no one wants to talk about it. He was talking about the childhood cancer rates skyrocketing years ago, and they acknowledge that now. Why? After the— we might have spent trillions donated to the American Cancer Society and stuff for as long as it's been around, but certainly billions probably by now. With all that money going to research and development, why should it be going backwards? Why has the death rate gone, you know, been lowered? It makes no sense. And it has— most people, you tell most people that, they give you what? Well, people are living longer. Well, no, actually they're not. Do you realize the death rate has fallen, that we're like, I don't know, 50th in the world or something, behind countries nobody's ever heard of?

44:14 And they just give you that blank look because they have such trust. No, why are you trying? Because that's trust the science. And no, you don't want to trust that science. So that's why they're so— it's almost like somebody's attacking a religious authority with Fauci because he represents that science that they trust. You can't attack the Pope. What are you doing? It's that kind of— that's their mindset, because everybody has to have some kind of a higher authority that they trust. And that's why, if you know people They're so fond of people saying Mother Nature, and atheists love to say Mother Nature. What is Mother Nature? What do you mean Mother Nature? That sounds a lot like God, but you're calling it Mother Nature. How, how is— does Mother Nature have a mind? Does it have a, you know, what do you mean by Mother Nature? But they love to say Mother Nature, and these are people that don't believe in God, but they don't say, oh, don't talk about your imaginary man with the beard in the sky, your giant magician in the sky.

45:12 They ridicule that. But tell me about the giant ball of matter that just was, and then just there was a Big Bang. Nothing caused it, but it just was. Don't ridicule that. Ridicule the fact that there was a triggering mechanism somewhere that we can't understand. I don't know. We've kind of gone way off the beat, I guess, here. Well, no, I think it's a great conversation to have because there's a lot of damage that was done to the collective consciousness of people. And I think I think 2020 and beyond lowered IQs, uh, critical thinking. Um, I think it, it also had the effect of, of, if you want to call it waking people up. Unfortunately, a lot of them were misdirected into avenues that it's going to take them years to recover.

45:59 This created a lot of nihilism. I, I think a lot of the effects that they intended to do, which is to disunionize, you know, to disenfranchise and to separate people. It was done very well. And especially like the learning curve of children at the time that were masked up, that were kept home and isolated and, and shown fear. You know, that's another thing is the, the, the spirit of fear is so anti-biblical, so anti-God, so anti-faith. You know, it's, it's the opposite of what you would need to build a great civilization. It's what you would need to quell a populace.

46:41 So all these things that happened, um, just again, inexcusable. Like you look at law enforcement that arrested people for going to church, you know, and, uh, you know, had people writing tickets and, uh, of just license plates and, and, uh, and cars that are in parking. They're on your side. Right, right. I just don't forget that stuff. And, uh, we're supposed to go back to normal. And I think people— there's a lot of folks that would like to pretend that they didn't have a certain stance, but it was a great leveling. Like, a lot of stuff was revealed, you know, what kind of, you know, what kind of person you're actually listening to. What do they really believe? It gets shown in play in times like that. Uh, and again, the, the, the— I think we're going to be feeling the effects of that for our entire life. We really are. And it's— and the problem is when, by, by redirecting all this, whether it's elections or uh, you know, the bioweapon, you know, coming out of the Wuhan lab where they went— again, that's the Republican theory. And all directing all this towards a foreign hobgoblin country, not an individual, in terms of China, it's the exact same thing the Democrats have been doing with Russia. Instead, you know, we, we obviously have tons of problems in this country. The infrastructure is collapsing. Everybody, you know, sees it when they hit a pothole, which is every day anywhere in this country. Uh, they hit it when, you know, a strong wind blows down their ancient power grids. Uh, they, they, they see it when the life expect— if they understand what's going on with life expectancy dropping and how bad our medical industrial complex is, childhood cancer rates skyrocketing.

48:13 They, they should see all this stuff. You think ridiculous inflation that we live with, the national debt, which should be repudiated, that we should not be paying anything on that. It's imaginary, was created out of thin air. Why are we paying for it? It's not our debt. All this stuff that are problems that could be resolved and should be. Of course, the immigration problem— mass deportations were supposed to happen, they didn't. All these things that— but so all this is a distraction to distract people away from none of that happening, where nothing is happening. Nothing has happened to improve anything domestically. The giant ridiculous tax rate that we pay so many taxes and we get nothing in return for it. And, and, uh, you had Donald Trump talking about getting rid of taxes and IRS and all those ridiculous promises.

48:57 None of that happened, obviously. This is all to distract. So now they're addressing some of our homegrown corruption. The corruption in the 2020 election did exemplify the electoral— the fraud— the fraudulent nature of the electoral process in this country. So it would be good to get to the bottom of it, but not when you point the finger at— it was China's fault, China hacked it, just like the Democrats said Russia was responsible for 2016. China virus. China virus, remember? Yeah, China. And then the China virus. And so, so in COVID, any talk about this, maybe you'll throw Fauci up there. But no, no, we can't do anything to him because, uh, he's, uh, you know, he's been pardoned and we respect the pardon. Even though, as Jackson D. Barrett pointed out in the, in the chat, that if they could prove the 2020 election was fraudulent, which you're never going to get the Democrats to accept that, then that would invalidate the election and should invalidate anything Biden did, invalidate his pardons. So that's possible. But again, you're not going to get— the other side is never going to accept that because it's a conspiracy theory.

50:01 But by, again, by diverting attention to China, just like diverting attention to Russia, it diverts attention away from Washington, D.C. and away from our leaders. All our problems, the only hobgoblins that exist are in Washington, D.C. And of course, in New York and London and Tel Aviv and all the financial capitals of the world. They're there. But the ones that— the only ones that are supposedly responsive to us are in Washington, D.C. All our problems could be solved by those 535 people in Congress if they did their job. Instead, we never have more than a handful of them to, to, you know, to do it, that are even— you know, we had one in Massie. He's gone now. I don't know if there are any left at And, uh, so that's— I, I just hate this stuff when they try to— what was China? China did this. China— you know, then what does it say about your country that China could hack? Just like I said at the time about Russia, what does that say about your country that Russia can hack in and control your process? What does it say that China can do that? That makes no sense. So, you know, you take responsibility for yourself, even, even for something like Israel. About Zionists controlling everything, and they obviously do, they have to buy off it. They have to pay off and buy off our officials to do that.

51:18 What does that say about you? You don't have to be controlled by Israel and everybody else. You can say no. You can be like Massie. And if enough of you get defeated, then maybe the people will, you know, get to— you can have— yeah, John F. Kennedy got assassinated when he did it, but, you know, at some point Our leaders have to be held accountable, and no one wants to hold them accountable. And that's why you see no prosecutions or anything, because this, this is, this is not what it's about. They want to play this game, you know, going back to the, you know, to 1898, the first false flag. Remember the Maine? It's always somebody else over there, you know. It's the magicians directing. Yeah, yeah, I know, you know, you're, you're living paycheck to paycheck, 70-some percent of you, and you don't have $500 in savings, but China, China, China. Remember that. The Democrats say Russia, Russia, Russia. So that's your choice. You can take China, China, China, or Russia, Russia, Russia. That's democracy.

52:14 Yeah, and there's something to be said about the politics in this country about that. I mean, you got the left supposedly— I don't— these are operating systems, but the left is, uh, is anti-Russian and the, uh, the right's anti-China. And you're going to get that. Sometimes you're going to probably— David Knight said we might get war with both, um, under the Trump administration. We might just— it might be a world war because you look at all the things that are happening. As we close here, we, we're— it's a great show and it's smart talk, and I appreciate you, uh, uh, sharing your, your deeper thoughts on this and letting you riff. Uh, always a pleasure. But we look at the, the events that happen, happening now over the weekend with Uh, strikes on energy infrastructure in Iran. And you get to think, an unnecessary war doesn't even get close to describing this. I mean, we, we didn't have to do this. The consequences are going to be devastating. They are devastating, by the way, if you look at, uh, just current futures markets and like the uncertainty that's happening, like the, the fragility of our, of our banking system and all the things that I studied on. And, uh, You know, just one, I mean, just a stiff breeze, which I believe we'll get in some form or fashion, something will cause a domino effect.

53:31 And, uh, we're gonna suffer some real economic pain, uh, from these choices that were made. We, we, we just took a massively wrong turn. It looks like it's on purpose cuz you gotta be, in order to be this stupid, uh, you have to be acting maliciously or have, have some sort of, I don't know, the, the plan doesn't look like we're supposed to have, uh, freedom and prosperity. Uh, and, and optimism. This, this is, uh, you know, under, uh, Reagan it was morning in America. I, I don't know, it's, uh, it's midnight in America right now. It's a minute to midnight. This is, uh, it's the witching hour of the time. Yeah, it's the witching hour. And, uh, we're definitely, um, yeah, this gives witches a bad name for that. Witches wouldn't, it wouldn't do this, do us this bad, I don't think. Um, yeah, we're definitely in a fix here, and this is unfortunate. We'll do our best here on America Unplugged to, uh, to decode it. Yeah, and I've hit people— people like, you know what I'm saying? All I'm doing is I'm articulating a true America First position. That's all. And that's why when Trump said America First, it gave people hope, because it was— that's an important— and they can demonize it all they want with World War II. That's ridiculous.

54:42 Those were mostly classical liberals. They came from the left. And their careers were ruined by FDR because they did do that, who they didn't want— they don't want to see us get involved in a ridiculous war like World War I that cost— it killed millions of people for nothing, absolutely nothing. And again, one of the good things Donald Trump did was at that gravesite in, uh, was it Bergen-Belsen or something, when he made that comment about, you know, why did they do it? They died for nothing. It was exactly right. Yeah, suckers. And, and he was exactly— I mean, he could— he Not to call them suckers, they were victims, but he was exactly right. And he was demonized. And, and that's what we all should think. This is just stupid. But, you know, an America First position, then none of that can happen. As he said, stop the senseless wars, bring the troops home. Of course, he never did any of that, but he was articulating some of— he never did it like I was doing here. I'm articulating— that's what you would hear from a real America First person.

55:39 Exactly what I just said. Concentrate. We have tons of problems. It's not like we have, you know, our country is running smooth. China, for all its totalitarianism, they are smooth-running society. They had a great infrastructure and all that stuff. And, and so that they can, they can brag about that. And yet they continue to, as bad as they are, they focus on their own population. Right. You know, they, they— well, I'm going to make this high-speed rail faster. You know, I'm going to make everything cleaner and that kind of stuff. Uh, they're here, we do the exact opposite. We do nothing. We leave everything alone. We don't fix any of our problems. So we have people literally crapping in the streets and we don't address that. We've legalized shoplifting in some places. We don't address that. Yet we have people being, you know, convicted in court of saying a word. And it's, it's just insanity. It's just, it's just— and as I said, if you don't have belief in God, these problems are beyond, uh, you know, the, the ability of any human beings to solve this. These are— you would have to have a supernatural force. This is something only God can resolve because these problems, I think, are satanically inspired to be this messed up. As James Forrestal said, I use that quote again, once in a while they'd make a mistake in our favor if this wasn't a great conspiracy. They never do. This is a great conspiracy.

57:02 Well, I second that notion, Donald Jeffries. Uh, tell people where they can find you. We're gonna go ahead and wrap up the show, and without Billy here, we'll, uh— I neglected the chat. You see, this is what— when you get Billy as the, uh, the MC— oh, lots of great, lots of great people over there, and I appreciate all the comments. Let's be facing And a lot of people I'd love to see in my chat for, uh, I Protest, especially you, Jackson T. Barrett. I've told you before, you have a lot of comments on your mind and criticism, and they're welcome on my show. The second half of every show on I Protest, you can jump in. I'll put the link there for you. You can jump in. You can be on audio or video and give us your point, you know, tell me what's on your mind. So you got your chance there. Listen, I Protest, 5 PM Fridays, the same platforms.

57:49 Anyhow, you can find me on iprotestdonaldjeffries.substack.com. It's I Protest, just like my— on Substack, rather, on, uh, the exact same title as my podcast, I Protest. donaldjeffries.substack.com. On X, @donjeffries. My books are all out there, there's 10 of them, so you can find me easily. Oh, and beyond RB Ham, yes, Beyond the Pale tonight on RB Ham, the great fighting Canadian trucker, uh, 9 PM on his, uh, Beyond the Pale Rumble channel. Uh, we'll be discussing, uh, other subjects, uh, with my friend from Canada. Yeah, and don't forget, go to donaldjeffreys.media. It's also the website that we put up a while ago. It's been years, Don, but it's a great site, and it's, uh, all the links are there if you want to check out some of Don's old work, the blog, and then the newest stuff on Substack. I subscribe to your Substack even though it's not behind a paywall, but just to support Don, you can do that. You can also buy his books.

58:43 Which, uh, you're better off if you— your, your brain is better off if you read them than if you don't, which is, uh, you can't say that about all books now. I, I, I— this is one way to support one of the last great researchers that's not, uh, completely full of shit out there. I'm sorry, but it is, uh, for somebody who likes to read like me, and I have to go— and now I have to go into archives, I have to go back into the '90s to find stuff that I, that I want to read anymore. But, uh, arterburn.gold is my website. Uh, you can find my shows there and links to precious metals if you want to get out of fiat, which, you know, I would highly recommend you taking a hard look at if you think that this current system is good for your savings.

59:27 Uh, as I mentioned earlier, I think all the stuff that we're doing economically is going to have a, a seriously, um, disastrous effect on the banking system very shortly. And I hope I'm wrong, by the way. Uh, but it's just something I see on the horizon that, uh, would be a real issue with, with these, uh, prices and energy and the uncertainty in the markets. It's, it's not something that you screw with, and they're definitely screwing with it. So, uh, go check me out, arterburn.gold. And, uh, let's see what else. americaunplugged.com, you can find the, the archives to the shows. I'll have this show up. Oh yeah, and, and this show, you're not going to find this on YouTube. I'm going to take it down right at the Too much thought criminals stuff here. Thought crimes though. Yeah, it's always a good idea that we, we want to be able to continue to stream on YouTube. So this is— Don and I cross several lines here that we would not be forgiven for. So I'll make sure to take that down. Uh, but if you give us a 5-star review— I didn't, I didn't see any new reviews up, I may have been mistaken— but if you give us a 5-star, you can say anything. I'll read it on air. I mean, within absolute reason, you know. But, uh, you can criticize the show, you can love the show, you can give us your You can tell us your favorite, uh, you know, cartoon character, whatever you want to do. Uh, you can tell us how much you love Billy, which Billy needs more love, uh, always.

1:00:45 So let's send him something on the 5-star review, folks. All right, we'll be back, uh, next week. Uh, don't forget Don's show, my show, and, uh, whenever Billy's got Gorilla Underground, so go check that out too. Uh, I would say burn the place down, but I'm kind of concerned we're having the asbestos removed. This is an old, uh, we bought We bought a very antiquated building for America Unplugged, so don't burn it down while we're gone. We're going to have that cleaned up, environmentally safe. And I don't— I didn't even get to the story about the, uh, the nuclear, uh, mutant sharks. Oh yes, we meant to say— yeah, uh, this is on Zero Hedge. You want to go check? Genetically altered nuclear sharks, uh, supposedly eating whales. That's the theory. It's mainstream media. Who knows anymore? But I, uh, I thought that was apropos for Yes, it's a good signpost on the, on the Twilight Zone in which we're living in. So, uh, yeah, don't burn the place down, environmental hazard. We'll be back next week. Uh, should I play us out, Don? Think I can get away with that? Yeah, yeah, sure. Let's see if I can get it.