8Aug23 SMART Cities, "Freedom Cities" are HighTech Indian Reservations for 21st Century

Using free speech to free minds. You're listening to the David Night Show. As the clock strikes thirteen, it's Tuesday, the eighth of August. You're of our Lord two thousand twenty three. Well, today we're going to talk

about smart city. Now we're going to talk about five G. It's amazing what our government considers to be safe for five G. It's an amazing increase and power that's being used, electrical power that is so we have some environmentalist alarmists as our allies in all of this, but there are real physical effects. As a matter of fact, the electroceutical industry, which is hore Faucci

and Francis Collins and Montsef Slawi, we're giving seminars before the Lockdow. The electroceutical industry is saying we can modify not only control your organs, but we can also control your DNA by using electroceuticals. We'll be right back. Well, well, it's got me on this to cover this today as an article by Axios, a mainstream media perspective about how Dallas is showing that it is

a model for smart cities. Again, when you start talking about the technology, remember that the acronym means you know, self monitoring and reporting technology, and so this is all about surveillance. And this is what people said in Toronto when Google was running their model smart city sidewalk labs, that was sold as something that was green. Okay, of course all this stuff is sold as everything is sold as green. That's the big grift right now, green

grift. That's what it is. The grift agenda. Where he could just say the greed agenda. Yeah, we've got all these green projects are really greed projects. They're grift projects. It's about the money, massive transfer of wealth and power, creating a permission society where everything you do is monitored, surveiled and they grant you permission to do it, or they don't grant you permission to do it. And so Axios thinks that Dallas is just great.

This's on how they start out this article by blitzing a troubled neighborhood with smart city technology including AI cameras on street lights and ubiquitous Wi Fi. What do they mean by ubiquitous WiFi. It's gonna be five G stuff, right, that is going to be the enabling technology of these smart cities. Because understand that just as we've seen in China and other places, it's going to be real time biometric analysis of you. That means they've got to transfer a lot

of data. They're going to be constantly monitoring everything that everybody does and need a lot of bandwidth for that. That's why the obsession with five G and so Axio says, well why does this matter? Smart city initiatives fell out of favor nationally after a lot of money was spent with few results. But in Dallas they have a project called Red Clown and they're very happy about what is happening with that. There's in a poor neighborhood. Of course, this

is where these things are going to roll out. Just as they roll out their global ID gates goes to India, says for the Porce people, We're going to begin with the Porce people. We'll promise them that they get food and welfare and medical care. But they got to take the number, the number of the government, the mark of the beast odd hars what they call it an India. And so in Dallas, what they're doing is they're pushing

this smart city and I thought it was kind of interesting. You know, when was it a no, Henry story that had Red Cloud in at Travis. I didn't look this up. It just made me think of but you know, for some reason, uh it was it the education of Red Cloud or something. Look at that up, oh, Henry that for some reason it rings a bell. But when I look at Red Cloud, it is

associated not with a poor neighborhood, but it's associated with Indians. And of course I've said for the longest time, the ransom of Red Chief, Red Chief. Okay, okay, not quite the same. It's like a couple of things off there. It doesn't that ring with that rhyme with that a little bit? Uh yeah, the Ransom of Red Chief. Well this is going to be the Ransom of Red Cloud. But it is an Indian reservation

system. And I've said this for the longest time. You know, you can look at the Jewish ghettos that they know the Nazis put people into.

But way before that, we had or the Japanese and tournament camps that the US did, and you know, these prison camps, but the Indian reservations are really the best model because that was a long term thing, and that was to control an entire demographic and entire population they would take their kids from them and they literally transported them to the other side of the country to be re educated and their culture and you know, breaking the family but also breaking

their way of life, locking them up in these Indian reservations and putting them on a handout. And what have we seen over you know, one hundred and fifty years or so of this stuff. For sixty, I guess we have seen the massive corruption of the government that runs those Indian reservations. Let's corrupt things at Bureau of Indian Affairs and all that stuff that we just look at Russell Means and the American Indian movement pushing back against that kind of corruption.

You know, they use as this is a tactic that empires have always. British Empire would go in to India, for example, and you would deal with if you were an Indian and you were living under the British Empire control, you would be dealing with Indians and you would have Indians all the way through the civil service until you get up at the very top. And then they got their people in there. And the same thing with us. Oh I don't see anything wrong. Yeah, looks so other people like me,

they're doing this. That was a common tactic of these empires, and of course that was what we did with the Indian reservations. Most of the people who are running it were corrupt American Indians, betraying their own people, but also reporting to the federal government with all of that, and so this is all a grift. It's all about the permission society. And what do they have there, Well, they have new LED street lights equipped with AI

enabled overhead cameras, so they're doing real time surveillance here. The exios doesn't tell you this is the Chinese model. What we've seen and you know, criticized in China artificial intelligence to you know, combine everything that they know about you, give you demerits or whatever. A total of fifty two devices were at it in this one neighborhood, including environmental models, monitors to gauge air

quality. What's that about. That's gonna bring it down to the level of we get somebody out there who's not using an electric vehicle, call the police. Because one of the other things that they're putting on these are shot cameras. Okay, we heard a rifle shot and we can pinpoint it because we can triangulate it with these various sensors on these different polls, so we know exactly where there's a go get them, you know, And we've got some

emissions out here. Maybe somebody is barbecuing illegally in their backyard. That's not a joke. That's a Biden administration policy. We got to shut down. Back in ten years ago when the EPA and North Carolina Research Triangle Park where I used to work, but as I was leaving to go to Austin, it was discover Steve Maloy, who has junk science, discovered that they were running these tests to try to ramp up the prohibitions against fine particular matter.

Now initially that was about diesel engines, but that was not what they had in mind altogether prior to that. And I knew people who worked for the EPA and Research Triangle Park. As a matter of fact, one person he was a real libertarian even though he worked for the EPA, and it really made him more of a libertarian. One of the guys that was he was

in our church. And you've been telling me before that the EPA was ramping up all kinds of stuff they wanted to ban, resell of children's clothing and things like that, because they said, well there might be lead in the zippers or something, you know, crazy stuff like that, crazy overreach. And he thought it was crazy. He said, you gotta talk about this.

Well, he wasn't the one who talked about the talked about the fine particular matter stuff, But the real target in that fine articulate matter had already started before that. It really wasn't diesel engines even. It was really about shutting down people's fireplaces. And I remember the topic came up because we had when I talked to him about the fireplace that we're putting in the house that we built. It had a ceramic insert and had masonry brick around it.

But you could really get that thing hot. And it had this baffling system that went up, you know, the smoke would go up and round and round and round, and the music would come out here, you know, come out to the top. But it burned really clean. And he was talking about the fact, yeah, we got a lot of some the EPA guys that was the cleanest model that they found. And I said, well, I don't really care about that, but it's very efficient terms of heat.

It's a matter of fact, we stoked that thing so hot that we melted the iron grate on it. Karen was sitting there one night. It was cold and cheaper and slipper with rubber soles. As you put them off on the on the ledge of the fireplace there, and kids said, Mom, your shoes are smoking. And I was like, well, just before they ignited that, she got them off of there. It was there was

no wood anywhere around that fireplace. But they wanted to shut that down, and they wanted to shut down barbecues, and they wanted to shut down resale of clothing because you know, if it's old, we haven't checked it and authorized it, it could possibly have lead in it. You know. It's

like, so you're worried about this, You're worried about what kids. When the other thing was also was it motorcycles or something like that, tailpipes, you know, so you think people are gonna be looking the tailpipes and motorcycles and getting lead or it's just crazy stuff. Always looking for something to expand their reach into our lives. And now they've got just the president to do

it in Biden. And so they're going to have monitors for air quality and that will be for sure, people who have fireplaces, people who have barbecues and things like that. It may also be even for cars. They'll be monitoring to see if anybody's got a gun. They'll be monitoring every activity that you do and comparing it and recording it in their database. But Axios thinks this is great. And Dallas again the headline, and Dallas a model smart

city project bears fruit, yeah, fruit fruit of a poison tree. So the neighborhood has a reputation for drug and crime problems, and so they're going to turn it into a little police state there. But I understand that this is not simply a Biden problem. This is also a Trump problem. You go back and you look at his freedom Cities as part of what he calls his Agenda forty seven. That's right, he actually calls it Agenda forty seven.

I guess Agenda twenty thirty was already taken and so was Agenda twenty one. Right, So we'll call it Agenda forty seven, we'll relabel it and they'll never figure out what this is. We'll call the smart cities freedom cities, freedom cities. Yeah, and he's going to put them on public land. Let me see, it wasn't just talking about Indian Reservations. You know, where you go on public land and you lock people down and you take away their ability to earn a living. I mean, these people in the

Indian Reservations even came after them for growing food and things like that. Always you know, no, it can't have a business. No, it can't grow food, can't do anything. That's what these smart cities are going to. That's what these freedom cities from Trump. Do you really want to live in a surveillance grid and a place like Washington, DC, Because that's what we're talking about right under the Constitution, the District of Columbia is really the

only legitimate place where the federal government his own land. That was what the whole Bundy Ranch thing was about. Clive and Bundy may have been they well, you know, he's just this farmer. He didn't know it. No, he knew the Constitution and he knew exactly what was going on, and he was spot on about the fundamental aspect of it. It was hitting him and so they portrayed him. It's just a deadbeat rancher who wasn't paying his

fees to the BLM. It wasn't about that at all. It was a principled man who understood the Constitution and he understood what the agenda was here. And I think Trump does too. Quite frankly, he's not a principal man though, but he understands the agenda. So the Trump Agenda forty seven gonna put on federal lands, smart cities, and call him freedom cities. Don't

call him Indian reservations, because it won't be just for Indians. It'll be for everybody, equal opportunity, everybody gets to live as a And of course he's also got a competition for people to design different aspects of it. Isn't that nice? We get to comment on it, We get to actually play a part in the design of our prison. You know, you don't usually hear that. You know, most prisoners aren't given a chance. Oh tell

us, how would you like to design your prison? And if you think, if you go back and you look at the six foot distancing rule, right, where did that come from? Well, a couple of years before that happened, there was it was already reported and the New Mexico newspaper about a teenager who was fifteen years old as part of our science project. Laura Glass, she proposed the sixteen foot that's the the little you know. Simon says, rule that we were all running around was created by a fifteen year

old student. So yeah, we outsourced this kind of stuff to people. So Trump's got his Agenda forty seven, Agenda twenty one, mp it up. The new cameras have caught crimes and progress already and discourage a lot of illicit activities. Well, how many different things are they going to list is illicit? They keep expanding it. Of course, RB silver Gate a felony a day. I'm sure that if you've got constant monitoring, you can hit people of felonies all the time. I just saw what you did there.

You know what, you release a balloon or something that's a felony if you do it on a beach. Right, Seriously, it really is just like having constant surveillance of you while you're driving a car. Imagine how many infractions. Oh, I think you've sped up too faster, you slowed down too faster, you didn't stay still long enough at a stop sign, or you were two miles over the per hour over the speed limit, on and on and on. I think you pulled too many g's on that turn. You

took that too fast. Yeah, just have a ticker tape, you know, coming out of your dashboard of all the tickets that you're going to get when you drive. Would you want to be like when I drive? Anyway? So people have fixed up boarded houses, isn't that great? And there's not as many junk vehicles. Well, you know, I don't know the past, I've seen these cities come after people in poor neighborhoods. It was

a situation in Tampa. They would go around and we knew some of the people that were there because my dad had sold them mortgage homeowners who had a home and it was in poor section of town, but they were homeowners. They weren't renting or anything. And the mayor there at the time, Sandy Friedman, people started calling her sand Lot Freedoman because she was going around adding charges to people for these people. For example, they contacted us since we

are the mortgage holder. My dad was anyway, and said they've got these fines against us, said that we've got to repaint our house. We can't afford to repaint the house. There's just a couple of chips over it. Wasn't in bad shape at all, which had a city inspector come by and said, you know, repaint your house by such and such a date, or we're going to start accruing fines on it. And then once they would

do that enough, they would just confiscate the entire house. And so my dad had passed away, my sister was working with She went down and they had to this little kangaroo court. There's a bureaucratic hearing type of thing. You know, it isn't a real court. They call it court, but you know, these people create these rules, you create the fines, assess them, and you have to prove that you're innocent. And so there was an association of people they were trying to push back against this, and they

had somebody who was there as an adviser to people. And if she went into the courtroom, there's a little lady who stood up, you know, and they were coming after her. They had massed thousands of dollars of fines and they were recruing at hundreds of dollars a day, and they were going to take her small home. And so the charge against her was that she had trash that she had not removed and so she said, yeah, I

called the city to move this, and they wouldn't move it. Somebody had come come along and dumped a railroad tie on her property and it was too heavy for her to move, so she called the city and asked them to remove it. Instead of removing it, they came out looked at us. Too heavy for us. So they issued her a fine on a daily basis. And so the judge says, well, is that thing on your property or not? And the guy who was the advocate for them stood up and

said, don't answer that. Don't answer that. They're gonna take your home. And that's the kind of games they were doing. Now what Sandy Friedman would do a lot of freedman, they called her because she would go around and she would trump up these charges. So they're talking about trump trump up these charges on people. They got big enough, they would steal the property.

They would you take the house. Then they would knock the houses down, and they did that over and over again until there's just a few houses left. And then they would use imminent domain and turn over the land to some real estate developers who wanted to put up a skyscraper. And that's why It's a large reason as to why I don't recognize the skyline of Tampa anymore when I go there. They were very successful doing that. They kicked people

out to put them in public housing. People who are buying their house, who own their house, and so, you know, we could do the same type of thing here. They could be surveilling everything that you do. Isn't that wonderful? Well, I got a drunk car, they are, Well, better get that out. I'm gonna take your house. You know they have in Germany now they're talking about civil asset for for sure. And Germany, if you drive across the border and you have a car with a

Russian license player, they'll just stake your car. They've been stealing cars left and right with people. Doesn't matter if you're trying to escape from Russia or something like that. Right, I just steal your car a Russian license plate, that's ours. Take it. Are we any different? Really? Yeah? My dog has a sniffed some cocaine allegedly in your car, so I'm gonna take your car. Also on your money. You've got some money there. The dog says, that's drug money, so we're gonna take that as

well. We're no different. You know, these different governments are acting in the same way. In years, Pasted says Axios backlash against smart city projects hobbled efforts in various cities, including Toronto, New York, and of course Toronto was where the sidewalk labs was. They got all these people who are climate fanatics, said yeah, I wanted to be a part of this. And then they turned against the Google project and said, this isn't green.

This is just about recording and monitoring everything we do everywhere. That trash that we put out, everything, it's it's recording everything that we do. And so they shut it down, and even Axio says and hobbled efforts in various cities, including Toronto, New York, as privacy and big brother concerns emerged. Well what have they done here to assuage those concerns, Well, absolutely nothing. Then they immediately go in and said some cities have banned specific technologies

such as facial recognition software. Oh well there you go. Some cities not Dallas, though, right their model city, amid doubts over its accuracy or concerns over cities stealth collecting such data on their citizens through video surveillance, said the co director of the pen Institute for Urban Research. So far in Dallas, these changes, however, are seen as improvements and not intrusions. Really, it's great. We got facial recognition and all this otheren is great.

Love it. Also, they said more stuff is coming in the Red Cloud area. They're also adding cameras to read license plates and again, as I pointed out, they're going to do it first in the poor neighborhood. It's just like they do the Universal Basic Income and the ID and you can see all that stuff in World Coin. That's their agenda. As a matter of fact, Mary Ellen Moore, FreeMind Films sent this to me. I said, you probably heard about this. I heard about it. Entry into Europe

is not guaranteed. They have added a mountain of information to collect on us, and they're going to make Americans get visas to go in. I don't remember if I talked about that or not. I might have seen that while we're gone to Austin for my daughter's wedding. I don't remember. But let's talk about that, because even if I mentioned it before, it bears repeating to this. And of course, since that was announced, the US is reciprocating, not because they're angry. They're on the same team, folks.

This is about creating a permission society, you know, going back and talking. It was an article that was done by Maherry, who works for Shift Goal. He also worked for the Tenth Amendment Center and Michael Mharry. I've interviewed him on the Tenth Amendment Center aspects of things. Very knowledgeable guy. I enjoy Michael Mharry. Anyway, he gave an example of what it was like in the nineteen twenties. He said, if we were in London, you know, you could go down with gold and you could buy a nice

suit, You could buy a ticket to Europe. You could go to Europe and you could travel in Europe using gold. People would accept it and you could travel around using it. You could you know, spend it on whatever you needed to and your vacation come back. You didn't have to go through money changers, you didn't have to have passport permissions and all this other kind of stuff. And that was the thing that really hit with me more than

even the gold was the passport stuff. My first exposure to Europe was going with a music group and we was in high school, or actually between high school and college. And you know what struck me about Europe was just how tiny it was in terms of just go a few miles and all of a sudden you're in a different country, completely different culture, you know, different architecture, different dress, different music, different food, all the rest.

Different language, of course, and different money. And you had to show your passport as you're going through all this place, you know, so they keep it there all the time with you. Now they have created the Shinjin Zone twenty seven countries, where they say it's about freedom and security, except that now if you're an American, you're gonna have to get permission to get into that zone. If you're coming in legally, of course, you know, if you want to just grab a boat and float in there, no

problem at all, just like it is here. They use the open border situation as justification to crack down on people who are legal right. As a matter of fact, that's a justification for this. Well, we got a lot of terrorism that's happening. Yeah, I noticed, I noticed your city is getting burned down by some Algerian immigrants who were brought in I think it was Algerian and impair it. In France, a lot of cities set on

fire. And so you know, because we got these terrorist activities are gonna have passports, but they're not going to use that for the people who are floating in they're not going to get visas and passports. They just come. That's the same type of thing we're seeing here. Oh well we got open

borders and have some economic impact for us. Yeah, because we have used the welfare state as a big magnet, and so therefore we should use we should mandate e verify to make sure that Americans get our permission before they get a job. What same type of thing always there. So this visa program, they call it the e ti as it's going to go into effect in twenty twenty four, we have done the same thing. And reply again because

a big part of this global agenda is to restrict movement. And so again going back to the nineteen twenties, I didn't need a passport to go different places, and you know, now you got to have it all the time. Plus now a visa more stuff all the time. And then when you fly you have the TSA doing facial scans of you as well. It's a it's a slow moving you know, a noose is being put around our neck, and it's been there for a while. Do you feel a tightening?

Do you realize that at some point they're gonna come along and they're gonna kick the box that we're standing on out from underneath us. That's the metaphor for this thing. They put the noose around our neck, they're tightening the noose, and then they're gonna kick the box out from under our feet. We will hang together or we will hang separately. As Franklin said, So the borders are wide open, but you're gonna have a visap. You're an American

one, come in for a visit. But you know, if you want to come in and burn down France, the check, come on in. You know, it's fine, no problem. A good example of this, and I didn't show this. I'm not gonna show it again because the language that's not I should have just brought it in as a silent thing. But we pretty much have a radio program here, so it's probably better if I describe it. It's a clip that's about two or three minutes long. I

saw it over weekend. This this guy comes in and he's got a big big trash can. It's on wheels, it's at least fifty gallons, and he's just going along and pulling stuff off of the shelves and wrecking the store and putting an end to his trash can, just stealing it in California. Course, Stockton, California. Stockton, California was the first urban, first city to go bankrupt, by the way, and then also coincidentally the first

one to say we're going to give residents universal basic income. Yeah, because it's a bankrupt idea. And Stockton has also bought into this idea that we're not going to come after anybody who steals stuff from people. And what I did not realize from this video was that this guy this is his third or fourth trip. He visited the store three times that night in question, so I think this is his third trip. And the guy who filmed this was

doing running commentary. Now, the guy who filmed it was a black guy, and he's telling them the store they had him as store owners, but I think I don't know if they were the owners or if they were the managers. They were Sikhs from India, and so you know, he says leave him alone, you know, call the cops, but don't touch him and all this kind of stuff, and you know, be careful, and

I guess they'd had it. And so after he had been doing this for quite some time, this other guy's recording it, one of them grabs him and throws him on the floor, and the other one comes with a two by four and starts beating him while the other one's kind of holding him down. And the guy who's run the commentary so like Samuel level Jackson, and he's like, oh, he'd be beating your bye now, and it's like it was that part of it was actually pretty funny, but it's a pretty

strong language, so I wouldn't play it. But now, what is the response of the Stockton police. Well, they're going to be investigating these guys for what they did to the shoplifter who has come back for the third time with the big fifty gallon. I think he's just gonna steal everything in the store. And what is going on with this? This is deliberate, of course, And so you know, these men whether they are going to if they own the store, they're losing everything. Even if they're employees, they're

going to lose their job because that store is going to be gone. This is the deliberate takedown of our society. And what is the government focused on smart cities to monitor us. It's not that they want the smart cities and the monitoring and all the rest of the stuff to stop this kind of thing that happened in this convenience store. No, that'll be fine with them. That's going to be for the rest of us. That's the real game.

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cities. In the third hour, we have an interview with Horace Cooper, who's written a book. The title is put y'all Back in Chains. How Joe Biden's policies hurt Black Americans, how they mimic the Jim Crow era policies and so forth, the unemployment that is being set up for that. So yeah, it's this is a big deal, and we need to understand what is happening to us right here. Now. I know that for people like Mike Pence, that's not his concern. Remember the Ducker Girls an interview.

Uh, you know, well, what about the declinings. You're all focused on Ukraine and the war with Russian and all the rest of the stuff. What about what is happening to Americans? You know, the economic decline, this happening here just at the very least. I mean, we could talk about the moral decline, but of course neither the moral decline is a concern to Mike Pence. The quote unquote evangelist evangelically is not evangelist the evangelical candidate.

The world decline is not a concern to him, and the economic decline is not a concern to him. He said, that's not my concern. I'm concerned with Ukraine. Okay, well, we got your number. Thanks for letting us. Now, by the way, let me just think some of the people who's checks we have recently gotten just the beginning of this week, Donald and Mary H. H D, Marty Hey, James L, Rodney D, Rob forty two, Mike and Tina, G, Gene M Ben and Cindy B, Mary N and Jack D. Thank you very much,

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they should now say seek and you shall find. I'm gonna get your behind whooped. But somebody made a comment it's a good thing they didn't have their swords with them, you know, because it's a big part of their religion. They had big fights. I don't know if it was an intramural fight, internssent fight between different Seek denominations, or if they were fighting Hindus or something in India, but they they've had some real melee's with the swords

and things like that. So yeah, these guys only had a two by four. He should be grateful for that. But I want to read a couple of letters here that people sent in the mail. This is from Mary n. She said, thank you for you emphasis on homeschooling, and thank you for having doctor Duke Pesta from Freedom Project Academy on your show The Spring. And she said, our children's and our nation's future rest in homeschooling.

It's absolutely right. We will either have children who value what America was set up, you know, the ideas of liberty, or they will cower and fear and demand safety from the government if they don't understand what this is set up. And of course you know now the government schools are telling kids that everything about America is evil. We have to overthrow the foundation. And again that goes back to know what has happened out of the institutions. Out of

Harvard, for example, I've talked about Pete Boutier. His father spent his entire career at Notre Dame focusing on Antonio Grammercy, who was not only the founder of the Italian Communist Party, but he was also really the founder of the idea of marching through the institutions for the Marxist to take over. And

guess what, that's been the blueprint, that's been the plan. And then Boutiguy's father sent him to Harvard to study under sak Van Kerkovic, whose entire career was set up to place the blame on every failing in America, to place the blame on the pilgrims who came here for religious liberty, Oh, it's these radical Christians and they're the problem. You know, they're the reason that all this stuff is happening with everything, and you know that's that's you

know, the background of Pete Bouty gay very important understanding. He's a Marxist. You know, he uses the gay virtue signaling as his identity politics. That's that's his little scam to get people to vote for him. But he's a hardcore Marxist, hardcore as many of them are. As a matter of fact, you have the woman who is running the American Library Association. People said, you know, she's a lesbian Marxist, and she owned it. He said, yeah, I am a lesbian Marxist. He's not ashamed of

it at all. That's why I talk about this. You know, when you look at the schools, like there's a lot of LGBT who are not Marxists, and there's a lot of Marxist who are not LGBT. However, if you look at the institutions, you will find a convergence, a common core as part of that. It's always been there to one degree with the

other it's just become extremely strong. Even when I was in college fifty years ago, we had the Black Student Union and the Gay Coalition and they were hardcore Marxists and also thieves indicted for embezzling money out of the UH student fees and that type of thing. But you know, you have this identity politics stuff and and you know, whether it is based on race or whether it

is based on their sexual preferences of what they want to do. And it is also Marxists, because again Marxists are kleptocrats, they're thieves and they want to accrue all power to themselves. I want to also read this. This is Bronnie James. This is Rob forty two said Bronnie James is eighteen years old and has heart problems now, so please keep him in your prayers.

And uh, you know, it is just so like the news article I read yesterday about what is happening in Australia and the fact that these people, these senators hector the fis, are modern executives and say our young people are dying from these mRNA vaccines. And yet at the same time they're doing that, they just got more approval for pharmaceutical companies to do whatever they want in

Australia. See in many regards the people there have had it. It was incredibly horrible what was done to people with a lockdown and the rest of this stuff. And then you know, they had couldn't produce the number of cases that they wanted, you know, to alarm people, and then they started the vaccines and people started dying. So they get what's happening there, and

you've got some elected officials who've tapped into that. But at the same time, the government's giving the green light to the pharmaceutical companies basically do whatever they want to do, very similar to what happens here. We have our show trials and nothing ever changes, does it. This is also I'll read one more letter here. This is from Gene m and she said, just a

note to thank you for your daily three hour show. She says some kind things, and she said, I like how you've curated your aggregation of the news as for the Christian, pro life, libertarian, federalist perspectives. I really like that. Maybe we should change the description of the podcast to that news for the Christian, pro life, libertarian, federalist perspective. I like that a lot. I like that characterization. Thank you, Jean, I

might go back and change things. She says, I must repeat that without your show, would not have understood what happened in March twenty twenty. Now I'm a grandmother of two adorable children, two of them, it'll see most two and a half years who says, my daughter who was homeschooled is realizing that she has to homeschool or kids too. Her husband, unfortunately, as a product of public schools and may be opposed to it. What was always hope, You know, the I was a product of public school so was

my wife. My wife was a school teacher. Was one of the reasons why I home school or kid was because of those three things, I should say. But the other thing is what it's difficult is to get people to understand the public schools today or not the public schools that you went to, even if you're very young. Still, yeah, you could be in your twenties and you have no idea what the public schools are like today. As a matter of fact, that it's changing much more rapidly than it did when

Karen and I were younger. When she started teaching, it had already radically changed from the time here she is, she's like, you know, twenty one or something like that. And like, whoa, look at what happened to the schools. It's like it would just did it like four years ago, and you know, so it changes that rapidly, but that change is accelerated even now. But Jean says, I'm in a flat in San Francisco. I live with my husband, Mike, retired financial advisor, and my

mom, who's ninety six. Fortunately, our neighborhood is a suburb of the city, so it's not as crime written. We're a block and a half from the Golden Gate Park. My dad was born in our building. I imagine that's really a Yeah, it's got to be frustrating to see what's happened to your city. After my mom passes away, we'll look at the options and where to live. But anyway, I thank you very much, Gene. I appreciate that the encouragement as well as the support. Let's talk about

what is happening. Yesterday I mentioned the fact that we had this Robert Bigelow guy who is a billionaire, had given the most money to De Santis, gave him ten million dollars. The number two billionaire who gave him money gave him two million dollars. It was five times the amount that the number two guy he did, and he's holding press conferences saying I'm not going to give any more money because I don't like what he's doing about abortion. It's just

too harsh. I think Trump's right, it's just too harsh to say that we're going to protect kids at that age. Now, we should have open season on babies until there's sixteen weeks or whatever it is that Mike Pence and Trump and all the rest of the Republicans want to have, or you know, Democrats open season until they're born or even after in California, and so you know they have the some time around the time of birth, you can still kill the kids, you know, maybe before, maybe after, who

knows. Anyway, I said, why do we care about this guy, Robert Bigelow so much? And why is he doing these press conferences and what is up with this guy? And somebody said, well, you know he was associated with skin Walker Ranch. Skin Walker Ranch. Let me just tell you about skin Walker Ranch a little bit. This is an article going back to January of twenty twenty one, and they referred to Robert Bigelow as the Las Vegas space entrepreneur. They're not talking about real estate. He's not that

kind of space. Now. This is a guy who ran casinos, and he's also got a space program. As I said, no self respecting billionaire today would be without casinos and a space program. Trump, for example, right Space Force and his casinos. Difference is that Trump went bankrupt running casinos. I mean, thanks that he can run a country if he went bankrupt running casinos. But this Bigelow guy back in January of twenty twenty one,

he created a new project. He called it the Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies, and he hopes to stimulate new research into the survival of human consciousness beyond death. Well here's the thing, Bigelow. I told Karen last night. I said, Bigelow, Bigelo that rings a bell? Oh, carousel,

Billy Bigelow and cars. If you remember the Rogers and Hammerstein musical. I got all these the goals from the fifties and early sixties stuck in my head, you know, because I was in Pitt bands and and you know we were doing them all the time. And man, some really good music in him. But yeah, anyway, remember this is the guy who dies and he's got the little kid and he's not going to be around and all this

kind of stuff. Maybe my kid was Robert Bigelow. I don't know, but you know it was about the a little bit about the afterlife, but certainly not a biblical view of it. A matter of fact, if it continues down this path, Robert Bigelow is really going to regret the fact that consciousness persists after death. Yeah, I see us. Lewis said, we talked about people being mere mortals. He says, I there is no such

thing as mere mortals, to paraphrase what he had to say. So when you see people walking down the street, understand that each and every one of them, you're going to go in one of two directions. Either this person is going to become this tortured, twisted, hideous thing that you couldn't even bear to look at in its punishment, or they're going to be transformed into something that's so spectacularly would be tempted to bow down and worship it if you

were to see it today. There are no such things as mere mortals, and you can take that to the bank. I believe that I've built my life on that. So Robert Bigelow is basing his life on the Institute for Consciousness Studies. He's searching, searching space, searching to see if money can fulfill him. I wonder what he wanted to get from the Santis giving him ten million dollars that he wanted to open up a UFO program or something like

that. What was that really about? And isn't it interesting all the connections between these casino owners and the GOP. You know, the biggest donor to the Goop for a long time, with Sheldon Addlson who's died his widows now in Israelist way. De Santists went there to get money. But casino owner and you know Bigelow Trump again, you know, a former casino on.

What's the deal with that? But you know Bigelow doesn't like Desantists because he's too harsh about protecting life and he wants to protect parents and he wants to protect you know, parental rights, and he wants to stop the mutilation of minors. This guy at Skinwalker Ranch is not about that. He doesn't like that. When are we going to stop letting people like Robert Bigelow influence our elections? You want to talk about corrupt elections, You forget about dominion for

right now. Okay, I don't like electronic voting and I'll always opposed it. Way before this election I posted I also don't like mail in ballots and all the corruption that came under Trump. There's a lot of different ways, even with paper ballots, that you can corrupt an election. But of course, look at what the political parties do in terms of controlling access to the ballot, in terms of controlling access to the debates. They get to pick

who the candidates are. That's truly amazing. And so do these billionaires get to pick the candidates and get to pick the policies. As Angel Meekan said, you know, it's an advanced election, as an advanced auction, it's stolen goods. The businessman Bigelow has likely spent money investigating the UFO mystery, more money investigating UFOs than any other person in history. So again, maybe

that's why he was putting so much money on De Santis. He wants to be a big influencer with whoever's going to win so that he can get them to go down this UFO rabbit hole. Tens of millions of dollars he's spent over thirty years. He not only gave financial support to individual researchers, but he also established his own think tank, the National Institute for Discovery Science. During the era of his think tank, Bigelow learned about a paranormal hotspot in

northeastern Utah. A ranch. We're UFOs, animal mutilations, crypto creatures. We're not talking about people, but wildlife that trades and crypto coins. We're talking about cryptosipology. And I think it's like the Longness Monster and stuff like that, poulter Geist activity they're back, and other bizarre phenomena that have been reported with alarming frequency dating back many years. This guy is really really,

really searching. He's looking everywhere. But he would never consider the Bible right anywhere. But that Bigelow brought bought the property. He installed his own scientific team to investigate various weird incidents. The property is now known for and wide as the skin Walker Ranch. Bigelow sold the Skywalk a Ranch in twenty sixteen, and then he was contacted by scientists employed by the Defense Intelligence Agency. Oh wait, the Defense Intelligence Agency, the spooks, saying, people who

are selling us this UFO stuff? Now right, yeah, let's figure out how we can sell this narrative to people. The conversations between the two men eventually led to the creation of a special secretive research project funded by the Pentagon. Well, you know, when you look at this, one person said, whichever direction they go with this stuff, they're gonna have a lot of explaining to do because they've got to tell us. Why have they come out

and say, yeah, there's UFOs. Why have you been lying about that for decades? And then conversely, you know, if they go the other direction, why are you lying about it recently? It's all this stuff I'm in from. It's gonna be interesting to see how this develops. We're gonna take a quick break and we will be right back making sense common again. You're listening to the David Night Show on Rocksane comment form. Mister Goldfold, thank you at a tip as well. Thank you for the tip, He

says, did you say Marxist? He said, This is Karen Bass, the newly elected mayor of La. Karen Bass went to work in Castro's Cuba in nineteen seventy three. Bass, who's now a potential Biden VP pick. They trying to upgrade the IQ. No La La isn't doing it for him. She traveled to Cuba with the be Ben Saramos Brigade. I find pronouncing that right. She said, I didn't have any illusions that the people of Cuba had the same freedom as I did. She said, And he says,

unreal, get out of blue hives. Well, I've seen that. The Marxist immigrant mayor of not mayor, but she's the judge, which is the biggest, the highest elected official in the county in Houston, Lena hildalgo Oh. She was a real authoritarian tyrant during the lockdown, the pandemic of lockdowns, the pandemic at COVID. It was a pandemic of authority, the psychological pandemic. She was big push her and all that stuff. She's just taken a leave. She says, she's very depressed. She's got to deal

with depression. You know, I understand. I was seeing jabsint to Harden in New Zealand. She seemed to be very depressed and unhappy after she lost her newly found powers. You have that ring of power, somebody takes it off of your finger. Yeah, it used to be somebody, but now you just can't handle that anymore. I get it. Yeah, you definitely need to get out of these blue areas. Let's take a look at some of the bipartisan corruption that we see, you know, the looting and of

society under pretended authority. And a good example of this is a student loan cancelation that Biden has tried yet again. He's taken two hits of this and he just got shut down yesterday. In terms of his second hit, he had a couple of conservative groups filed a lawsuit pushing back against him in Michigan. He started out wanting to give student loans of about four hundred billion dollars.

That's what they estimated the program would be. Again, it's an entitlement program, so who knows how many people are really going to fit for this, And that got slammed down, and so immediately after that got slammed down, he goes, I got another way we can do this, and it was for about ten percent of that. So the first one was for four hundred billion and the second one was for thirty nine billion. I know,

thirty nine billion sounds like a very small number. Now with the kind of numbers that we're throwing around, you know, trillion here and a trillion there. Who cares about any billions, right, but still pretty significant. It really is. It still is an astronomical amount. It's just that, you know, when you look at a thousand times that, you know, a thousand billions is a trillion. When you start looking at that, it makes

it look small by comparison. So the original plan, he presumed to be able to do this because of the pandemic emergency, and of course there's a problem with that. It had lost his emergency authorization. You know, they've gotten rid of that thing that Trump had put in, so there was a problem with that. But he was still trying to piggyback on top of that, saying, well, you know, because we locked people down, they you know that we need to give them a free pass on their student loan

things. And so we're gonna count because we did lockdown. We're going to count the payments that weren't made payments. We're going to count them as paid and so forth and so on to get these people out of, you know, out of this loan. And the other way you could look at it is that he's out there trying to buy votes again an advanced auction of stolen goods. Here's okay, This is just ten percent of what I want to

give you. Guys already saw it before. I want to give you four hundred billion dollars of relief, and we'll make this much broader, but I'm going to do ten percent. Now, show you that I'm acting in good faith, and you vote for me, you'll get the other ninety percent of the debt forgiveness. Again, this is Democrats. They raise taxes, they

ban things, and they hand out money to their friends. And you know that's why when they said the Inflation Reduction Act, they said, well, you know, inflation is getting out of hand because we've given out so much money to our friends, so let's tax our enemies. You know, That's

what that was really about. The original plan gave the power of the president, gave the assumed didn't give the president, but it assumed that he had the power to revise a student loan program during national emergencies hotly contest contested, contested sorry by the Republicans, and was struck down by the Supreme Court last month. And the basis on which they struck it down was they said,

well, you can't unilaterally act this way with that much money. With that much money, you don't have the authority to forgive that much debt without the approval of Congress. Oh okay, well I'll do ten percent of that and I'll come up When they said so, the new plan was based on a different principle that was based on a different prevarication, not a principle, but

a prevarication, though it had similar goals. It would accurately count the number of years that pete borrowers had been enrolled in this program and they didn't get the debt forgiveness that they were entitled to, as the payments that should have been moved them forward became debt free were not accounted for. Well, it

might be because it didn't make those payments. Right. If they made payments and they weren't accounted for, then you didn't have the same type of recourse against them that all these people who put deposits in the Wells Fargo, and Wells Fargo didn't credit them for that. I mean, that's a big scandal, but of course it's Wells Fargo. We've seen that type of thing from them before. But the people who sued said accurately, no authority allows the

department to count non payments as payments. But this is all very similar really to what Trump did with the excuse of the emergency. Look at what the CDC did. The CDC under Trump, you surped authority over contracts. And again, these these student loans are a contract. You've signed up for. This thing I've always told people don't sign up for theyre going to debt to

get a basket weaving degree. You know, even today, if you look at it at something that is going to get you a job, even a good paying job, the tuition is so high that may not be worth it from that standpoint. But the CDC again blocked foreclosures, blocked evictions. They didn't have the authority to do that. They did it under Trump, they extended it under Trump, and then they extended it multiple times under Biden and so forth in the Supreme courts. So you can't do that, Okay,

don't worry, we're gonna shut it down. So then Brett Kavanaugh said, oh, well, they said they're going to shut it down, so let's let them continue to do it, and we'll let them shut it down. We won't shut it down. Then they didn't do it, and so then the Supreme Court came back and shut it down. But this is just the Marxists who are overwriting contracts and the rule of law in order to curry favor with a mob. That's all this is. And that's all it was under

Trump, That's all it was under Biden. And this is just a Marxist motivation. And so yesterday federal court blocked this new scheme of thirty nine billion dollars for student borrows or attended colleges that closed suddenly or whatever. But again, you know, they came up with some different prevarications, but they don't

have a right to get rid of these loans. As you look at the big trucking company that just went out of business, Yellow, this has been and I've talked about this before, it's been pending in bankruptcy for quite some time. They blame it on labor issues. I'm not going to get into the details of this. I haven't decided really what is going on, but

there are some interesting things that happened about this. They got over seven hundred million dollars in debt relief from President Trump, you know, the bailouts stuff during the twenty twenty years. And the questions are, why would the company that got three quarters of a billion dollars three years ago and they haven't paid any of it back. As of the end of March, their outstanding debt

overall was one and a half billion dollars. Half of that was given to them three years ago by Trump, including about seven hundred thirty million dollars at a dose to the federal government. Yellow had paid about sixty six million dollars in interest on the loan, but it has repaid only two hundred and thirty dollars, not two hundred and thirty thousand, two hundred and thirty dollars on

the principle, and it's a balloon note that comes due next year. And their problems with this stuff predated the pandemic, and it goes back to the original financial crisis. What they were doing. This is a company has been around over one hundred years, trucking company. So what is it that the current management has done to drive this thing into the ground. Well, after the previous crisis, they went on a shopping trip, you know, charge it. Hey, everything's on sale, let's buy it. You know,

it's it's so cheap, we can't afford not to buy it. And so they went around and started loading themselves up with debt, and then the debt was too much for them to do anything with, and so they were already in financial straits. And this is the big scandal. They were already circling the drain, if you will, when they were given seven million dollars by the Trump administration. That's what people have been criticizing them for. Yellow had

long standing financial problems before the pandemic. It was not essential to national security. It should never have received a seven hundred million dollars taxpayer bailout from the Treasure Department, says there Republican from Arkansas French Hill. Years of poor financial management at Yellow had resulted and hard working people losing their jobs. And of course that's what happens. Mismanagement at in Washington of the economy and prohibitions and

bands and all the rest of the stuff. It's going to result and a lot more people losing their jobs, and just the Yellow trucking employees a lot more. Well. Elon Musk is not having a trouble raising money. He just got two hundred and eighty million dollars for brain implants. I see this stuff. This is just straight out of science fiction. This is like it's

almost like a dark comedy. And of course helping in the fundraising was the Founder's fund, which is was leading in this, and that's Peter Teel, his former partner at PayPal, that type of thing. So they're putting a lot of money into, you know, these brain implants, and Gates is very heavily involved in some of the other billionaires wo want to rule the world. And another company called Syncron Sink. Cron has already started human trials and

Elon Musk has gotten a green light for human trials. But again, this guy is the hero of the Conservatives, isn't he. How is it that he can do all the stuff that Bill Gates does? We despise Bill Gates for it, but you know, when Elon Musk does it, now we love him. We love him because of Twitter or x or x and because of our ex speech and so now this is the way that he controls Conservatives. He comes out and he you know, don't pay attention to the neuralink.

Don't pay any attention to this transhumanist agenda of this guy, this dark idea of reading our minds and manipulating our minds and all the right. Don't pay any attention to that he's going to help us with social media. Yeah right, And so he comes out and he says he's going to fund lawsuits against any employers who fired workers over their Twitter history. If you were unfairly treated by your employer due to postings or liking something on this platform, we

will fund your legal bill, no limit. Please let us know. You see, this guy's already playing with our minds. He doesn't have his electronic screw top surgery and he doesn't have that in our in our head jet. He hasn't put the probes into our heads, but he's already playing with our minds because all of this stuff these Silicon Valley billionaires do is all playing with

your minds, he says. And we won't just sue. It'll be extremely loud, and we will go after the board of directors of the companies too, he said. He said he's already ready to take up the case of Carol Lynn, who was reportedly fired by Limited Run Games for following libs of TikTok and also other conservatives on Twitter. He is he is now the champion of free speech. Riz He I don't know, as I've said before,

I haven't seen much of a change on Twitter. As a matter of fact, what has happened is by putting up these bandwidth limits and things like that limits as to amount of use, I can't really watch my show three hours long on Twitter and more. By the way, that reminds me you can

chime in with this too, Travis. On a bit shoot, what they have done is they have changed the file sizes they go up, and we have tried a lot of different compression algorithms to try to get the file size down so that we can put up the full show now and keep under these limits that they have on the new limits on bit shoot. Have not been able to do it. So the other alternative is that we're going to break

this into different hours. And I know people like to get the entire show and just let it stream sometimes, but we're probably gonna have to put it up in you know, three segments or something like that in order for this new file sized limit that they put on a bit shoot. And while we're talking about that and putting stuff up again, yesterday we had tornadoes and things like that go through And thank you for the people who emailed us and said

we're praying for you. It was it was something and and we're still kind of locked in here. Uh. We got a car on the other side of the tree that we can go places, but you know, uh, we have a long hill to walk down to get to that car. We had a tree that fell down in our driveway, and then we had did not have sufficient gas for the for the chainsaw. I know, I know,

rookie mistake here We're going so but uh. And and then to complicate matters, we had some friends who had from North Carolina, very close friends who went to the wedding and in Texas, and we were telling them at the wedding about the auction where we got a truck and that's over in Knoxville and really get some really good deals and Karen's twin brother got a car there

and everything. So we're telling them about that. They had a daughter that needed, you know, a car and get a reasonably good car for around two thousand dollars three thousand dollars or something like that. And so anyway, they got a car at auction, and you know, we brought it back for them over the weekend and then it had some transmission issues. I think it's just a low transmission fluid, it went into creeper mode, but then

we put some transmission fluid and it seemed to be okay. But we took it back to them to have them take a look at it at the auction place, and we started out and then all these storms started coming through, and so you know, Karen and I were we're taking that. We had two of its separate cars because we had to be able to come back and leave that car there. But I mean, it was amazing, you know, between here and Knoxville, all the trees that were down, all the

power lines that were down, everything else. And then we get back here and we got a tree across our driveway that we couldn't get back through. So yesterday was an interesting day. And hopefully the broadcast is going through okay, because it is okay. Travis is nighting and said, yes, late last night, it was really slow because so many internet lines had been taken

down. They the internet has delivered on same lines as a power and so they were redistributing the traffic and they had limited bandwidth and so we only we had less than one meg download speed. Upload speed for some reason was still good, but the download speed was really horrible. But today this morning, it looks like they got it fixed. They said they're working through the night. So people around here are pretty good compared to any other place that I've

lived. The people who were on the roads, people work on the infrastructure here. You know, when things happen or they have to do road repair something, they get on it and they get it done. It doesn't you know, there are places in Texas when we were there in the nineteen eighties major road destruction from accidents or something like that. It was there the entire

time we were there for three years. And then when I was in Austin, we had some areas that were under construction the entire decade I was there. So I don't never got it finished. Not around here, they get it done. So anyway, as people were talking about, well they do something about it, you had Gina Corono, I think it is the way you pronounce her name, who got fired by Disney on the Mandalorian because of statements that she said that they took exception to. She said, I think

I qualify. So we'll see. Does he really want to take on Disney go for it. I'd like to see that. Rfk Jr. Says he's going to sue the state actors Google and YouTube. They are state actors. They are the deputized state. As I've said, that's what I call him. And you know, I don't know what's I'm glad he's doing it. Sue him and go for it. I want to see these people soon. But just understand that YouTube and Google are designed now to hide information and to

push aget prop to push propaganda. Let's say. That's it. That's what they're designed for it. As a matter of fact, I've said for the longest time, well before any of this censorship stuff happened, I said, from the standpoint of gspacial intelligence, I said back, and you know when Ed Snowden I did that, I said, do you understand what the purpose

of the social media companies are in particular and the Internet in general. In the late nineteen nineties, when it became practical, you had the CIA openly creative intra capital firm. You had the NSA, a CIA executive setting on the board of directors of these venture capital firms or pouring money into all these Internet companies that operated for free because they wanted to get information about you.

You realize, of course that The Internet itself was a brain child of dark bag going back to the nineteen sixties, particularly J. C. R. Licklighter, who was a dark bast psychologist. You understand, this whole thing has been a psiop right, The whole thing has been a ropadope. The whole thing was a set to censor and to control and to observe us and to manipulate public opinion, you know, by being able to put this stuff

out. And I've talked about this before, just real briefly. You look at how they're able to manipulate public opinion with newspapers, right right, William Randolph Erst, you know, tell me what war you want. I'll get that war for you. And then we add radio to it, and we've got Gebels and all the rest. Is a great device for propaganda. Then you add television, it becomes even more visceral and emotional, right, and movies and that as well. But what's different about the Internet is that it

closes the feedback loop. They don't just have to push this stuff out there and then try to do some awkward pulling to see how this is. They can precisely look at the Internet and scraped the information off, and they can see how you are reacting to their propaganda. Are you buying it? Do you believe it? Oh? Well, what is it that they don't believe? Let's tweak that. It gives them real time, very detailed feedback about the propaganda that they can manipulate. And so they may do in this RFK

Junior lawsuit. They may carve out a protection for political candidates or something like that. But don't expect this leopard to change its spots. We'll be right back, Joan. Listening to the David Night Show. This is a letter I got from listener Brian, and he's talking about He says, well, whether or not we like it or not, the choice is Trump or the deep state. No, it's not, No, it's not. As I've said over and over again, the solution to our problems does not lie in

Washington in any way, shape or form. Certainly doesn't lie in the Oval Off. This is Hegelian forty chess to get people think like this, the lesser of two evils or whatever. Again, it's the Hegelian idea that you give people it's either this or that, and then we're going to synthesize something through that, right, the thesis the antithesis, and that's your only two options, right. And of course you know we can trust Trump because he's

playing forty chess. He really is on our side. He really is an honest, constitution loving, trustworthy guy, really is, even though he does don't don't pay attention to what he does. Just pay attention to what I

say about what he does. Right, Well, these people tell us, And so he begins by talking about how I saw the or he knows of the Oppenheimer movie, the fact that his uncle worked on the Manhattan Project, and he said, I think he was working only for the good of making something, too, for diffusion energy to generate the power and so forth.

But it was much more than that, he said. As a matter of fact, if we have time for it, I want to read you some of the quotes that were put out by many people at the time, many generals at the time, who said that dropping the bomb was not necessary,

Very different from what I have heard my internal life. You know, people are saying, well, you know, we had to do that because the Japanese were going to fight as island by island, As quotes from the head of the US military, every branch essentially, and from Eisenhower himself saying, now that's not true. They were done anyway. He says out of President Trump, I do not expect a savior, but I see a person who was always doing something good, not in twenty twenty. It's not one thing

that he did at twenty twenty that was good. He told you you were

not essential. He locked down this country, pushed the mass, pushed the social distancing, and watched all I watched all this stuff happening, just as I said yesterday, sitting there three months after this stuff was put in, and everybody's still going along with it, even any of the big churches who are now pushing back and even doing documentaries about how we have to understand you know that I have to understand history and church history and the rest of the

stuff. And you know, this is this game that was played on us in twenty twenty. Even the people understand it. Now we're still following us in June, and I saw Trump while he had everybody lockdown, not essential, killing this country, putting us on universal basic income training and all the rest of the stuff, creating a poison, a poison to be sent around the world. I'm sorry this guy is not on our side. He's not on our team. He's on their team. He has done everything for them

everything. Wake up, he says, Hey, you're gonna do justice with great expected results when your mind is clouded all the time. You know. Trump is just he's oppressed, you know. And it's like these people, they're bipolar when they come to you talk about Trump arrangement syndrome. Take a look at Trump supporters. They're bipolar. This guy, he's a victim. He's just the victim of the deep state. But he's going to be the only person who can save us from them. Seriously, he can't save himself.

He's pathetic. Everything that he does is about himself. Trump means well, but he needs to know what is but he needs to know what is right no matter what. Well. I don't think he does. He's just trying to make America grifted again. So he says, either way, where are we good? He says, I hate his new speech, which gets good at forty five minutes. Here Agenda forty seven again returning production of essential

medicine back to America and ending Biden's pharmaceutical shortages. Is that the problem, The problem is we don't have enough pharmaceutical as a problem is we've got too many pharmaceutical as a problem is that if you look at what read between the lines, what is this guy saying. Trump is laying the groundwork for a

massive funding of his friends at big pharmaceutical companies. They bought him. They bought him when he brought in RFK Junior at the beginning of his administration during the transition period, he said, yeah, I want you to run a Yeah, let's take a look at the safety of vaccines. Let's have a committee, and I want you to run that and take a look at the safety of the vaccines. That was publicized, And immediately the pharmaceutical companies give

him millions of dollars and then RFK jor never hears from him again. Instead, Trump appointed the CEO of Eli Lilly as head of the pharmaceutical industry. You talk about a revolving door, You talk about graft and corruption. Yeah, let's talk about Barisma, Let's talk about Hunter Biden, but let's also talk about Donald Trump and what he did with the pharmaceutical industry as well. Which one had a bigger effect on us? Yeah, ten million dollars to

one guy ten million dollars to another guy? Whatever, which one was it that harmed us? More? Seriously, I don't applaud or excuse corruption from anybody, but let's talk about who did the greater damage. I haven't been damaged by barisma. But I've been damaged by big pharmaceutical. We've all have. We all have didn't even take their vaccine. I've been damaged by it. All society has been damaged by it. Even though Trump sent a trillion

dollars in times past, he has now learned? Has he now learned from the past? Well, I would say absolutely no, because he's still bragging about it. This is a man who is incapable of acting except out of his own self interest or revenge. As his former lawyer said, he goes on to say, well, maybe all candidates are evil. All I can say is actions speak louder than words. We'll see how the actors play out.

Well, that is true, but you know, as I said yesterday, we need to understand that it is we need to focus on policies and not focus on the person. And if there isn't anybody who's running who's going to push these policies, let's start working somewhere else. Let's not keep doing the same thing and getting the same results. The solution is not going to be found in Washington. The solution will be found by cutting off Washington. Let me go back and listen to Rona Reagan. He said, government is

not solution, meaning federal government, right especially. But you know, government or any level is not the solution to any problem, really, but you know it's especially true of the federal government. So if the government is the problem, and the federal government is the biggest problem, let's begin by cutting the federal government out of our life. And that means that you do it at the base level. If you want radical change, we got to start

at the roots. We got to start at the grass roots, which means that you start at your most local level. All politics is local, said Tip O'Neil. I mean, go back to the eighties and listen to Tip o'meal and Tip O'Neill and Ronald Reagan. All politics is local, says the Democrat. Reagan says government is the problem. Okay, Well, let's get rid of the problem at the local level. A radical solution is one that pulls out the problem by the roots. So let's get to the root of

the problem. Let's let the grassroots people pull out the federal government at its roots, because that's what it's done. It's putting down more and more feet, you know, tap feeders into us all the time. It's like a weed, it's like a cancer. It's like kudzoo. That's one of the analogies we used to use thirty years ago in the Libertarian Party. You know, kudzoo, big problem in the South. It can grow a couple of

feet a day. And it was not indigenous to this area. It was brought in I think from Korea. I think the only use that they've found for it is to you know, sell the roots and do some food stuff with the roots. But I mean, you just can't hardly stop this stuff. And so we said, you know, government is like kuds. You bring it in to solve a problem, and before you know it, it's taken over everything. It truly is. But let's just understand, you know,

all candidates are evil. Everybody is evil. Nobody is perfect, as I pointed out yesterday, and so we take a look, certainly is legitimate to take a look at what they do in order to identify their character. I mean, this person has no integrity, and if they're a hardcore liar, let's not even go there and evaluate what they're saying. But then in addition to it, let's not play the same game that the Marxist pushing CRT are using to purge everybody. Right, if you demand perfection, well then

you're going to throw out Jefferson and Washington and anybody in the past. They were all flawed human beings. It doesn't mean that they lacked character or integrity. They still had character integrity, but they didn't have you know, they were not perfect. And we're not perfect either, And I was pointing that out. You know, we talk about pastors or other Christians or whatever. Nobody is perfect in any of this stuff. So we pay attention to the

policies. And again, just as I said yesterday, you know, when Paul was talking to people in Philipie, he says, what these people are? We got people there who are are in Rome, who are trying to make things difficult for me. They're trying to profit themselves from the gospel. But I'm just glad that they're preaching the gospel. But then the old other hand, he talks to a different church, he said, if there's a different gospel it's being preached out there, I don't care if it's coming from

me or it's coming from a perfect Angel. Literally, that person should be accursed. And so it is. The issue is the principles and what they're telling us here, and we understand that everybody's going to be flawed to some extent. When it gets to a certain level, then it becomes an integrity issue, it becomes a hypocrisy issue. So we take a look at that.

As Pucker rightfully said, when he was just amazed at reading the Bible for the first time at the age of fifty four, and that interview you know that he had prior to him interviewing all the presidential candidates, Republican presidential candidates. He said, Yeah, what I was surprised about in the Bible was how flawed everybody was. Big flaws, and the Bible shows that the Bible shows that, you know, the people that God uses all of us

have big flaws in it. I remember the favorite thing of mine that was a previous pastor I said that I had. He said, you know, God spoke to bail him through a dumb ass, and He's used many dumb asses since then to speak to people. And every time I get a compliment, I think about that. It certainly implies to me. So, you know, we have to understand that perfection is not an issue. But let's take a look at what people have done, and let's look at what they're

proposing to do. And I'm sorry, but Trump just doesn't make the great He's not even close. All the Republicans who told Donald Trump that he was lying about the election fraud. This is from Buffington Post. They're glad to put this together, But is this the reason why out of forty four cabinet members, only four of them would endorse Trump? And so they go down this long list. Of course, you know Mike Pensive, John Ratcliffe,

who was a Director of National Intelligence. You know who replaced him was Rick Grinnell, the guy who is the virtue signaling LGBT hire by Trump. Oh, he loved Trump and has continued to campaign for him with the LGBT people.

The former director of SISSA Cybersecurity. Right remember, right after the election, the inside Job people were telling you that it was a sting and that SISSA was a part of this, and they were at block chain, watermarked ballots, and that Trump had already sent to twenty thousand National Guard out to and was arresting people because they knew all about this stuff. That was all alive, of course. And then there were people like General William Attorney General

William Barr. Look, Barr was the deep state. You think that Trump is going to push back against the deep state. He elevated, promoted the deep state. Barr was the lieutenant for George H. W. Bush to rebuild the CIA, and George H. W. Bush made him one of the youngest attorney generals. He has always been a CIA guy. Gina Haspell was one who pushed out the lies that got us in Who lies about weapons of mass instruction that got us into a rock war? She did it overseeing

the torture programs. She oversaw the cover up of the torture and the rest of this stuff. She was promoted to head of CIA by Donald Trump. That's the deep state, folks. He was trying to make peace with the deep state. He was working with the deep state. Yeah, if they stick the knife in his back, guess what he deserves. Frankly, and they take Faucci. Is Faucci the deep state? Oh yeah, this guy making more money than the president of the United States. Hows how's he doing

that? How's he doing that? Making a lot more money than the president? You know, his bosses salaries were capped at the salary level of the vice president. So the head of the nih H is you know, and his head you have HHS and they have in it and i H that was Francis Collins, and then beneath the nih you had Fauci's. So he's like, you know, three levels down from the top. All of his bosses had their salary cap at or below the vice presidence level. How did he

get that? And he's been there since nineteen eighty five. There isn't anybody this more deep state than Faucci and yet he was, you know, given a medal on Trump's last day in office. Trump would not fire him as people wanted him fire. It was Headline News and several conservative websites that DeSantis came out and said, yeah, yeah, Trump lost, but there was more to it than that. And of course the response from these conservative outlets,

look at this DeSantis, he's such a trader. He was talking to NBC, but they didn't say anything about what Desanti's actually said, so you recently said the election is what it is. You said all those theories that were put out did not prove to be true. So can we just put this to bed so you don't have to be asked about this a million more times? Yes or no? Did Donald Trump lose the twenty twenty election. Whoever puts their hand on the Bible on January twentieth every four years is the

winner. And I don't think the election. And I've pointed out in that same quote, and I've said this from the very beginning. When they change the rules for COVID, I think that was wrong. I think some of those changes run constitutional. When they do mass mail ballots, I think that's wrong. I think ballot harvesting is wrong. I think the Zuckerbucks were wrong. I think the fact that the FBI was working with Facebook and these other

tech companies to censor the Hunter Biden story was wrong. And so I don't think it was the perfect election. I remember after a lot of the media was saying, this is the most secure election history. How could it be the most secure with those millions of mail ballots going out on the same time. At the time after the election, they were talking about Maduro stealing votes on the voting machines or whatever, and none of those theories proved to be

true. But here's the issue that I think is important for Republican voters to think about, why did we have all those mail votes because of Trump turned the government over to Fauci. They embrace lockdowns. They did the Cares Act, which funded mail in ballots across the country. Donald Trump signed that bill that funded the mail ballots that all the Republicans have been so concerned about. And also with the censorship of the Hunter Biden that was Donald Trump's FBI that

was working with that he didn't have control over his own government. So me as the nominee, we will not let them run circles around us. If there is ballot in Florida, we banned ballot harvesting, right, I think that's what you should do. If there is ballot harvesting that's allowed in like Nevada, we are going to do it too. We're not going to fight with one hand tied behind our backs. And so I think all of those

issues were very problematic. But at the end, at the end of the day, you know, Donald Trump helped facilitate that whole set of circumstances. Okay, but respectfully, he did not clearly answer that question. And if you can't give a yes or no one whether or not Trump lost, then how of course he lost. Trump lost a twenty twenty election. Of course, Joe Biden's the president. But the issue is I think what people in the media and elsewhere they want to act like somehow this was just like the

perfect election. So I don't think it was a good run election. But I also think Republicans didn't fight back. You've got to fight back when that is happening. And you shouldn't have provided all the money to fund the mail in ballots, exactly right. I would not have said anything different about that myself. Quite frankly, I think you hit all the points things that I've been saying for the longest time. Look, Trump set up these new rules.

He added a new level of corruption that we've never seen before. In addition to all the other issues that we had, we had multiple levels of new corruption. As he pointed out, and as I said at the beginning of the show, he gets hammered. It was like the first comment was, well, these politicians will never answer the question, and had four hundred up votes on that four hundred fifty on YouTube or saw that video. Well, the reality is is that he answered it right away at the beginning,

and then he answered it at the end. And what he was saying is, and here's why he lost the election. He lost the election because the things that he did, and because the people he put in power, and because the things that he failed to do. It's his failure. He failed. He failed. If there was corruption in terms of ballot harvesting and things like that, that's Trump's problem. And he enabled all of that. And so I had I was on a mass mailing list here from somebody. They

just sent this to everybody, and somehow I'm on this person's list. Says if your vote doesn't count, do you count? Yes, I'm not defined by my vote. I'm sorry. I'm bigger than that. And you are too. You're far more important than politics. You know. That was another thing the other day. I saw that Marjorie Taylor Green goes on with Jacko Soviet and she says, yeah, we have to understand that politics is not the be all, in the end all of life. You know that I

follow Jesus Christ and that and so again, good for her. She says, I've got a lot of issues with Marjorie Taylor Green on certain issues and also in terms of, you know, things that I would think would impact on her character and integrity. But you know, I'm glad that she says that what she said about that was true, and so I certainly do endorse it. What the santists said about this stuff was true. Everything he said there was true. But the manga people respond to say he went on with

NBC and he criticized Trump. End of story. That's all they hear out of all that. They will not respond to any of the issues that he had to say there, because he was right about every one of them. And these grifting hucksters and the alternative conservative media know it. They knew it in March of twenty twenty, and they know it now. They know what's

going on. Alex made record profits that year, amazing, locking down the country, keeping people afraid, and profiting from selling storable food just disgusting. So this person says, so we get a receipt when buying milk, why not after voting. Well, that's good, let's do something like that. No, easily, you can do that. You can give people receipts so they can monitor this and you know, still keep it secret. You know, it's no longer a theory that people are going to be punished for their

political views. We can see that happening everywhere and every way. But there should be ways that you would be able to go back and audit your vote. The technology is there, they just don't want to implement it. Let me just say this, by the way, one of the easiest ways to audit an election. And I've said this all along as well. If you think that we have fair and honest elections of the United States, and we've always had them, and maybe you know something went wrong in twenty twenty for

the first time, is that really your position. We have these exit polls and you see the news media talking about the exit polls, and they will tell you, well, this demographic, you know, we have left handed men who are white voted for this candidate, and all the rest of stuff. I mean, they get it down to them, find detail, you know, who won the left handed white man vote, you know, all the rest of stuff, every kind of demographic cross section you can imagine.

They give you a total and they tell you how it happened with their exit polling. But you know what they will never tell you. They will never tell you, Well, the exit polls say that candidate A got this many votes in Canada B got that many votes, and they don't tell you that

because they don't want you comparing the exit polls to the reported results. And you know why, the American State Department will evaluate whether or not an election is rigged or not by looking at exit polling versus reported results, and if they're more than five percent difference, the US State Department says that election was rigged. That's a real easy metric. And I've said this throughout all of this back and forth about the election. You know, right after it was

done, I said it, and I was saying it before that. As a matter of fact, I was saying it before we had the twenty twenty election, but I really emphasized it in the aftermath of that. I said, look, you know, you want to know, that's one of the simplest measurements that you could do. There's one organization in the United States that does all of the exit polling, and it's a pool resource. In other words, all of the mainstream media everybody draws from that. So when you

have Fox News or CNN or MSNBC or ABCCBSNBC. Whenever these people are talking about their demographic polls, how many left handed white men voted for Canada a versus Canada be they're all pulling from the same organization. And guess what that organization knows what the total vote for Canada and total vote for Canada bise. And they don't want you to know that that in and of itself is issue of corruption and rigging somebody trying. You don't want to tell people what the

data is. You don't want your data audited. Okay, well, I think you're up to something. Quite frankly. I've said that about the climate stuff. I said that about the COVID stuff. I say that about the election stuff. So anyway, this guy finishes up by saying Trump or RFK needs a new Congress and when they have their rallies there should be a recall petition workers presented with forms to fill out. I said, see, this person is all we're gonna have Trump or RFK JR. Well, I'm sorry,

I don't buy that. Quite frankly. Again, you know, when you look at the points that De Santa's hit on the thing. He changed the rules, He changed the rules for voting. Then he loses and he complains about it. He turned the country over to Fauci. As the Santa said, he turned the country over to Faucci. How many times do we have to say that? And not only that, I would have said some additional things, and I have said additional things all this time. It wasn't

the Democrat governors who did this to us. There was a lot of Republican governors, and both Republican and the Democrat governors were being paid a fortune. You take a governor, Brad Little, Republican governor in Idaho, locked that country, that state down and told the Republican legislators who were going to and again they did this in a year when a lot of legislatures were not meeting.

Texas legislature was not in session that year, the Idaho legislature was not in session that year, and so when they wanted to call a special session, you had Brad Little and Idaho told his fellow Republicans they couldn't come.

They were going to pull back some of these lockdown issues of him, and he put together a rigged thing that actually gave him more power and then called them back into session and told them to rubber stamp prove this, and they did, and brad Little was given more money than the entire budget of the state. The governor was and this happened in state after state after state, and he was able to use that as discretionary spending. And when you have

an individual like a governor or, you take Pete booty. Guess I've talked about giving him something like two hundred billion dollars and he can go around and make political allies with that in various states to serve him in future political campaigns. Right, I get your support, Well, you know what's it worth to you? You know, I've got this two hundred billion dollars worth of cash. You want a few hundred million dollars of that for highways in your

state? To look like a hero. Same game as being run by the governors. Again, they had more money typically given to them Trump than they already had in the entire state budget. And this was money to be spent at the discretion of the governor. That's why these governors did it. They were paid to do it. Trump said, I paid Hillary Clinton. Yeah, Hillary Clinton was at my wedding, so what I paid her to be there. Well, you know what he paid these governors to make us non

essential. The buck stops with him, and the buck started with him. It was bribery. It was bribery. So yeah, you want to talk about Hunter Biden. Remember it was a Trump FBI, And I say, the Trump FBI. He fired two people in the FBI. Right, Why didn't he fire Christopher Ray? Why didn't he put somebody in that was honest in the first place? Right? But he did fire two people, and I've talked about that, saying he could have fired Fauci. He fired two

people in the FBI. As a matter of fact, Colly, it didn't even tell Calmy he was fired. Comey was holding a meeting in California, I think, with other FBI officials and he sees on the news that he's been fired. He didn't even notify him. You know, the guy, he makes enemies with everybody the way he does. Think it doesn't even give somebody a chance to try to say face. And you know, I'm going

to get rid of you. I'm going to give you an opportunity to write a letter of resignation, and if you don't do that, then I will fire you publicly, but that'll be a humiliating the Trump goes out of his way to humiliate everybody, the people that he brings into his cabinet. He gets tired of them. You know, it's an apprentice game, and so what he wants to do is then publicly humiliate them. He thinks that makes him look better. So the ballot harvesting, as the Santas said, we

didn't allow that in Florida, didn't allow that, we banned it. He said, if I'm present, we're going to ban that nationally as well. But Trump's approach, this is not only the guy who set up the ballot harvesting stuff. The guy who had the vote by mail election is saying, well, now we're going to do a better job ballot harvesting than the Democrats. Did you believe that? Do you believe the guy who went bankrupt running a casino can do a better job of ballot harvesting than the Democrats do?

I don't think so, even from a pragmatic standpoint, But I think it just illustrates just how ethically corrupt the man is. He doesn't want to fix anything, He wants to do a better job at grifting man probably looks at this and say, you know, if I get back in, we can probably make more money with Donald Trump Junior than Biden did with Hunter. That's

probably what he's looking at. But he points out, you know, Trump turning the country over to Faucci. Trump funded the ballot harvesting and the mail ballots and all this stuff. He funded it with the Cares Act. Just understand that. But you know the only thing that MACA people say, he went on MBC. He is a traitor, he criticized Trump. Are the

criticisms true, Yes they are. The Santists blamed the former president for turning the government over to Faucci, allowing mass amounts of mail in balloting during the COVID nineteen and EMag, he argued, could have had an effect on the election results. The governor also pointed to Florida's ban on ballot harvesting as an example of his record on election integrity. And so the result is that the Trump campaign spokesman and the MAGA people come back and say, Rhonda Santist should

stop being Biden's biggest cheerleader. Yeah, dishonest they are. So. He also insisted that the GOP needs to move on from Trump in twenty twenty four. If they want to beat Biden in a general election next year, he said. In the interview, he said, if the election is a referendum on Joe Biden's policies and the failures that we've seen, and if we present a positive vision for the future, we will win and we'll have a chance

to turn this country round. So, yeah, talk about a positive vision, talk about Biden's failures, he says, if, on the other hand, the election is not about January twenty, twenty twenty five, but if it's about January sixth, twenty twenty one, or what document was left behind in the toilet at Mara Lago. If the election is going to be a referendum on that, we lose, we lose. I want me to see

this. You lose not just the presidency, but you lose the House and the Senate as well, and who knows what's going to happen in state governments as well, and then you're going to be dealing with a consolidated democratic government. We've got a razor thin lead in the House right now. They could easily disappear, and so Biden's Department of Justice asked the court to limit what Trump can say. See this is wrong, but Trump wants this. Trump

taunts them. Trump does things in social media and says things that would get anybody else thrown in prison immediately. He wants this because he knows exactly what helps him, and he doesn't care what happens to the country. He doesn't care if we have a Democrat president and a Democrat Congress. He doesn't care if he destroys the goop or this country. It's what's in it for him, even if he loses a presidency. He's making lots of money as a

victim of the corrupt Department of Justice, and they are corrupt. So yeah, we want to make this about We will make this election about what documents he left behind in the toilet at Morlanco. Yeah. Actually, the Democrats and Trump both want to do that. That's why Trump says stuff like that that, like he did over the weekend, if you come after me, I'm going to come after you. To the prosecutors, yeah, again, threaten them. It's not just you know, creating crimes. By threatening the

prosecutors and judges, he's inviting all this. And then you take a look at his ally Bernie Kerrick. Now I'm not talked about Bernie Kerrick much. He's a former police chief of New York City. Do you know when he was police chief? Just police chief when Rudy Giuliani was mayor. Rudy Giuliani was mayor and Bernie cart was police chief when nine to eleven happened. Oh, isn't that interesting. I'm always called Giuliani Rudy nine to eleven. Well

it's called this guy Bernie nine eleven. So Bernie and Rudy was like a couple of sesame Street characters. Bernie and Rudy were there for the nine eleven cover up. Who knows, maybe they even had something to do with the inside job. You know, you got these people now out there saying, you know, info wars. Yeah, January the sixth was an inside job. Uh yeah, it was probably included a lot of the people who were there with the original inside job of nine to eleven, these corrupt people who

did the cover up. At the very least, Trump appointed Gina Haspell, who did the cover up about the lies and the torture that got us into the Iraq war. And then he uses these two guys who are part of the cover up of nine to eleven. He uses them to investigate the twenty twenty election. Now, the reason we talk about this is because Bernie Kerrick is still trying to keep secret some of the records from twenty twenty. Bernie

and Rudy were supposedly investigating the twenty twenty election. So fine, why don't you show what you found? Not only does he not show what he found, but he's going to keep these documents. In a lawsuit, he is refusing to turn over more than three hundred records sought in a twenty twenty election related lawsuit. Just before he is set to talk with a special counsel's office. He says they fall under attorney client confidentiality. And so again he was

working with Rudy following the twenty twenty election. They've got records, they never proved any of their assertions, and now they don't want to, even in a lawsuit, show these records. Why, yes that What have they got to hide? Yeah? What have you found out that you don't want us to know? So I understand that you know, as people are saying this, you know the Department Justice, coming after Trump trying to put a gag on on. Well, guess what that was shut down. Trump did not

get victimized with this. The Department of Justice was slapped by the judge and the Trump Documents case Judge Eileen Cannon. So the Special Council states and conclusatory terms that the supplement should be sealed from public view to comport with grand jury

secrecy. But the motion to leave for leave and supplement and the supplement plainly failed to satisfy the burden of establishing a sufficient legal or factual basis to warrant sealing the motion and supple, so that part of the gag order fails. But he's still a victim for everybody, right. Trump goes after Mike Pence, Mike pensive, and again Pence does have a lot explaining to do, and so he did his contemporaneous records. You know, he's saying. While

I was there and Trump was hectoring me to do this. He was angry because I had filed a Friend of the Court brief saying that the vice president doesn't have the authority to do this. And then when I talked to him again, he said, you've got to do this, And he said, hey, the court just ruled on this, and they said that I don't have that, and so this is the back and forth. It is happening there. But then the problem that Pence and the prosecution has. It's what

he said on January the fourth, two days before this happened. You no, I know, we all, we all got our doubts about the last selection. And I want to assure you I share the concerns of millions of America because about voting irregularities. And I promise you come this Wednesday. We'll have our day in Congress. We'll hear the objection, we'll hear the evidence. But tomorrow is George's day. Yeah. Well again, talked about that yesterday. I played that clip yesterday. But you know, Trump says the

VP had power that Mike didn't understand. That's not true, that's not true. But this has now become professional wrestling. Trump calls Mike pensive, delusional, and now he wants to show that he's a tough guy. You see, this is all juvenile professional wrestling. That's what this is. That's all the Trump is doing. Trump isn't going to come out and say, well, you know, Mike Pence said this to the audience, but then he

claims he took contemporary of his notes that say just the opposite. You know, let's know he's a tough guy now right, Yeah, I'm going to beat him up. This as phony as this stuff with Elon Musk and Zuckerberg. I mean literally doing a wrestling match. But these guys are doing a wrestling match with politics. That is really what is happening with us. Before we get our guests on, I want to talk real quickly about five G. I went a little bit long with this segment, but I want to

get into five G an e MS stuff because this is very important. This is a Vice article talking about scientists controlling human DNA with electricity. They call it a leap forward? Oh is it? Is this really about changing our DNA? You know? I was called a conspiracy theorist. I was derided when I said that these trump shots were genetic code injections. I called him GCIS. Remember I thy call him mRNA. I call him GCI genetic code

injections. Now, scientists a demonstrate that human genes can be controlled with electricity, a breakthrough that could pave the way toward wearable devices that program our gene Great. Look. I also pointed out for the longest time, I said.

When I went back and I started doing research on Monseff Sloughey, I saw that he had been in one of these pharmaceutical you know, they have these meetings and these presentations and everything, and they had all the usual suspects were always there, you know, lined up just like it's a criminal lineup, but they're setting down at a dais instead, right, And so we'd have Francis Collins, you would have Monseff Sloughie, you would have Fauci.

They were always a permanent fixture in these things. And when I started going back to look at the connections between Monseff Sloughe and Fauci and Collins and stuff like that, I found that they were doing one conference after the other talking about electroseuticals, electrosuity, not pharmaceuticals, but electroceuticals. In other words, we are going to start modifying people. We're gonna we're gonna help you with your health, right, gonna help you with your health with electricity, better

living through electricity. As they shut down the grid, they shut down the grid, as they tell us we can't have anything that's not an electric clients or electric car. Then they shut the grid down. But now they're going to come after us and they're gonna reprogram our genes with electricity. Okay, Yeah, interesting, isn't it. Researchers are able to trigger insulin production and human cells by sending electrical currents through an electrogenic genetic interface that activates targeted genes.

Future applications of this interface could be developed to deliver therapeutic doses to treat a wide range of conditions, including diabetes. Particularly. What they did was they created some humanized mice. Yeah, and they put some human cells in

these mice, and then they were able to trigger these human cells. These were pancreatic cells, and I would say cells, and they probably got pancreas from a baby that the plan parent had chopped up on order and they take the baby pay increase and they put it in a mouse and maybe it is sells. I don't know part of it. Because what they were able to do was to send it the right electrical signals and they could trigger this thing

to start producing insulin or stop producing insulin whatever. They could program it that way. Scientists led by Jinbo Huang, a molecular biologist out of Zurich have invented battery powered interfaces they call the direct current DC Actuated regulation Technology or DART to trigger specific gene responses with electric current. So we were told that mRNA could not program your gene. Oh, you can't do that, you can't reach you gotta use crisper or something like that. Well that's not true.

As I pointed out, I said, just think about this. Simple logic tells you that if the purpose of mRNA is to help to copy DNA, then what happens when the copy is not perfect? What happens if perhaps you're trying to make it not perfect, in other words, you're trying to alter it. And then we had scientists at the University of Thomas Jefferson University who as all this stuff was happening in twenty twenty. They said, look, we've been able to do genetic modification using mr ANDA. Well now they can

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They love money just as much Bigelow these other guys. It certainly is at the basis of all that, isn't it. And on rock Fan, mister Goldfold, thank you for the tip. He says, one hundred and sixty people watching now on rock Fan, and there's only twenty bucks in the till folks, David will vanish if we don't support Well, thank you appreciate that. Donate your Starbucks money once a week and he'll survive. DK. I'd like to see you go paywall subscription replete with website. Then we say goodbye

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interoperability of the electronic and genetic worlds. Now, think about that. These are the Swiss scientists who are doing this right now, and I want you to think about connect this dot. Okay, connect what he just said. This may be the missing link in the path the full compatibility and interoperability of the electronic and the genetic world. Elon Musk has said a couple of things.

First of all, you know, he says we have to become cyborgs in order to be able to survive the coming artificial intelligence explosion number one. Okay, so you've got it. Heats a transhumanist. He wants us to become part man, part machine. He's got neurallink out there that could be the missing link. Right, and this kind of stuff. We don't want to merge the biological and the electronic world. Sorry, we don't. We don't want to become cyborgs. But he does. And that is very concerning.

Just a little bit more on this and then we'll go to our guest again. The team aimed to forge a direct connection between our analog DNA, which is the biological alphabet that governs the life cycles of all organisms on Earth. Yea, all living things, plants and animals have the same DNA because they have the same designer, the same creator. That's the fingerprint right there.

Everything to do with backbones and vertebrae. And like the evolutionists say, now, it's the DNA, the DNA and the electronic systems that form the basis of digital technology. So they're trying to bring these things together, and that is one of the things that we have to be very concerned about. I don't have time to talk about it, but I'll pick up on this

tomorrow. And that is an article from Children's Health Defense talking I'm sorry, this is not even the article from Children's Self Defense, but the Unsettling rise of microwave syndrome. They began by a ten year old daughter never had problems sleeping, but the morning after they put a five G cell tower installed within four hundred and fifty feet of her home in Massachusetts, she woke up complaining of headaches, dizziness, buzzing in her head, general malaise. This is

being repeated over and over again. And if you look and see what they were doing in New York City, I talked about this, you know, people woke up the next morning was like an invasion of the triffids. They got this big thing right in the window. And the woman says, but my baby's bed is right there. I mean, it wasn't four hundred and fifty feet away. It wasn't four or five feet away from the baby's bed,

and so so close. They're looking at this thing in detail. It's got a thing on there and it talks about how you got to put it back a certain number of feet. And so they called up the company that just installed it. Are they know the Internet company, and they said, this is supposed to be X number of feet away from many people. We'll send somebody out right away. They sent somebody out and they took off the

label. They took off a label. Yeah. See no evil, feel no evil, right, I mean, that's the amazing thing about this. I've got a lot more to say about this, but I want to get our guests on because coming in, we're gonna take a quick break, and when we come back, we're gonna talk to Horace Cooper, who has a new book. I'm going to put you all back in chains how Joe Biden's policies hurt Black Americans, and he's absolutely right about that. So we're gonna

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Show. All right, Welcome back, And before we go to our guest, Horace Cooper, who has not just written this book, but of course he's also writes columns. He's a commentator and a constitutional scholar as well. He's got a lot to talk about. I just want to say real quickly to a couple of people who just left tips on Rumble mac or seven, thank you very much. And also on Rumble why J seventy two said, thank you David. We don't have healthcare, we have sick and deathcare.

Yeah, that's right, that's all they care about is getting us sick and dead. So going, let's talk about the economic issues and how they want to put us all in chains. And the book again is put y'all back in chains. How Joe Biden's policies hurt Black Americans. From commentator and constitutional scholar Horace Cooper, thank you for joining us, mister Cooper. Hey,

it's great to be in the program. Thank you. And I'll just tell listeners are watchers, i should say, because the listeners are just in the audio. Anyway. He told me he's out in the sticks and he doesn't have the bandwidth for us to do the video, so it's a little bit we don't have Usually we've got a guest window up there that will show you. But we'll just keep the video feed on me and Travis can put up the book so you guys can see what the book looks like as well.

As we're talking, tell us a little bit about your book. Who's the target audience? So this is this written just to black people? Or are they trying to put us all in chains? No? Actually, they are trying to put us all in chains. But the purposes of the book was

not to persuade Black Americans are to persuade conservative Americans. The purpose of the book is to have a conversation with those individuals, those individuals who think that the best way to help Black America is specifically targeted policies that separate races and picking racial winners and losers. This phenomenon has had disastrous effects whenever it's been tried, and we're trying it again and it is having similar effects. Yeah,

you're absolutely right. Burgess Owens, a black congressman from I think he's from Utah, talked about how vibrant the middle class was before they started all these welfare programs. And we've heard this from a lot of different people all over the place about how we would think well intentioned, you know, we're going to give people a hand up, but how it has been really detrimental and counterproductive, hasn't it. Oh absolutely it has. So let me make

sure people understand this. In the past, when we had Jim Quo. The President likes to talk about Jim Pro two point zero, But when we had Jim quote my great uncle, my grandmother's brother, he saved up his money and there was a time excuse me, when many Americans paid cash for their car instead of installment plans. My great uncle wanted to buy a Cadillac, and in nineteen fifty eight he was told that the local dealer would not sell to him because he was black. So everybody understands, oh wow,

that's awful. Well, here's the thing that they don't understand. My great uncle was committed and he went to Chicago and purchased a Cadillac and then drove it back to Texas. I mentioned this because everyone, I think understands, if you're a dealership, you want to sell as many vehicles as you can. A policy or statue or regulation in the South that limited the ability of dealers to sell to blacks didn't just hurt blacks, it also hurt those dealers.

Yes. In fact, whether you ran a dry cleaners, a seamstress shop, a restaurant, far less economic activity was able to occur because the government said, and this is what advocates during Jim Crow said, it was good for America. It was good for whites, it was good for blacks. Does this sound familiar today to progressive say it's good for America, it's good for whites, it's good for blacks. We're gonna start recruiting airline pilots

on the basis of race, not on the basis of excellence. We're gonna start recruiting officers in the military on the basis of race, not on the basis of excellence. And you pick the area, and what you see is just like in the South, where my great uncle grew up and where i'm it is my heritage, there was less economic activity, i e. More poverty because people weren't free to interact with one another. This is the same

phenomenon that we're seeing Black Americans are beginning to recognize it. Did you say that your uncle was a It was an entrepreneur and business for himself. Was that how he got the money? Yeah, he did what we would we would call today. He was a carpenter is what we might call it today. But he did high end finishing work, trem cabinet making and the like. If you had a banister or something like that that you really wanted to add some value to your home, that's the kind of work he did.

And he was able to save up enough money to get the thing that he absolutely wanted. Even though the rule or the law or the statue was you can't do this where he lived. You can't go to this restaurant. You know, one of the stupidest ideas. You can't get in the same swimming pool. Every economic decision where Jim Crow operated, it limited not just what was possible for Black Americans, it limited what was possible for white Americans.

And if you are a seamstress, you're trying to get as many dresses in orders as you possibly can't. The government arbitrarily placed limits on this, and so today we've changed the particular group we are preferring. The new racial winner isn't White America, like it wasn't Jim Crow, but it is supposedly Black America, and it has the same harmful effects. That's right. Absolutely.

Yeah. I think when I think about, uh, you know, the Jim Crow era and segregation, rigid segregation, it always makes me think an entrepreneurship. It makes me think of the stories about the Jitney cabs and how you had the cab company said we're not going to go into the black areas. We're gonna you know, we got this Jim Crow stuff and segregation,

we don't want to go there. And so you had entrepreneurs in the black area said well, we'll do an informal taxi thing, and so they set up these jitney taxi services and then the response by the governments in many of these areas was to come up with expensive taxi medallions. I started talking about this when we talked about the you know, the big competition between taxi drivers, and then Uber and Lyft coming in and they don't have to play by

the same rules. And you've got a lot of people who are small business, individual business people. A lot of them were immigrants who came in, they took their money, they bought a taxi medallion, and then it becomes obsolete because you got these other people being given a monopoly. But they shut that down. But it shows the jitney taxi thing shows a lot of different things, and one of those it's just how vibrant the entrepreneurship was in the

black community before they started just handing out money. That's one of the things that it's just so amazing is what a paralyzing effect welfare can be and how they can use that to alter society. And we see that happening all the time. Every program that Biden is putting out there. You talk about chains putting it on us. Look at all these different programs where he's going to provide free money for this and free money for that. They're making everybody passive.

We saw that in a big way as everybody was locked down and handed some cash in the twenty twenty right, everybody started getting passive. Well, we don't want to go back to work anymore. That type of thing. In America. This is a place where if you were willing to lean into work, if you were willing to take a little risk, if you're willing to show some unique creativity, this is the place where all things of possible,

except for this caveat that This administration does not reward risk. This administration doesn't want to reward hard work. This administration doesn't want a reward effort. And by the way, I don't know about you. When I grew up my grandmother, I stayed a lot with my grandmother, especially during the summers, and my brother and I were expected to get up win the rooster quote, and that sometimes was around five a m. I'm a morning personnel because

of that. But there are lots of people and they go, oh my gosh, that's hard, that's difficult. So they didn't have a grandmother to help them. Well, we still need to get up early. My grandmother regularly said it's work time, and we had chores, we had activities. Well, when people look at me, my friends and my colleagues and say, well, that guy, he's a hard worker, I'm not workaholic, but I am a person that understands if you want to make something happen,

you have to work. The incentives put in place by the Biden administration say exactly the opposite. Don't strive, don't make the effort. And when you don't strive and you don't make the effort, what you do is lose ground, and you lose experience, and you lose opportunities, and all of those things together encourage greater degrees of poverty. That's right, that's right. It always has been a part of the virtue, going back to our Christian heritage.

Look at the lazy man, you know, turns like a like a Dorne's hinge, you know, from one side or the other in his bed, doesn't get up, doesn't get to work. I was talking earlier in the program about Biden's fascination in terms of buying people who have college loans by forgiving their loans. But you put out it's recently an outbed piece for The Hill about the Supreme Court's decision about affirmative action. Tell us set your take

on that, sure. So I point out in this most recent outfed last month, that the Supreme Court consistently, even with a so called liberal majority or a left majority, will not and has not, ruled that it's okay for the government to single people out on the basis of race and give rewards are to give penalties. What we see in this most recent ruling on affirmative action, a six three ruling that affirmative action violates this constitutional principle that the

government may not do this. Guess what reparations does too. That the Court has in cases involving prisons, involving professors, involving a number of various industries, has reached out since the nineteen sixties and said government may not pick racial

winners and losers. Even the very first affirmative action case, which took place in California, that particular ruling, no majority of justices agreed that just picking people because they're black and giving them an advantage because of past injustice was constitutionally permissible. At no point has the court ever said this. The left tells

Black Americans, and we had this conversation just moments ago about incentives. What we're going to do is we're going to take the resources that other people have and we're going to give it to you to make up for past mistreatment. I will assert, as I do in my book, living as a black person in America is to win the best lottery that has ever existed. Black Americans have more freedom, more liberty, more opportunity by being Americans than any

other minority anywhere else on the planet. Reparation is not just is not constitutional, and the left teases people with this. I wrote this to make sure that Americans realize if they ever get a popular majority to support reparations, it will be found unconstitutional. Yeah, and it's also going to be impractical to administer the amounts that they're talking about with bankrupt any state. California doesn't have the kind of money to put this out there. It's going to but it

is designed. I'm sure it is designed to fail because what it's really designed for is to create racial animusts, to create resentment, and it's designed to create chaos when it's the same type of thing that they're doing in terms of not punishing property crime and stuff like that in Californias and encouraging this this massive

organized theft. It is another form of organized theft with it. But again, you cannot you know, it's going to be a completely just system because you know, how do we determine depending on the color of somebody's skin whether they had even had ancestors one hundred and sixty years ago that were involved in that, or are they a recent immigrant if they're white, or if they're

black. As you had Angela Davis find out that she had both her grandfathers were white and they had an ancestry that went back into slavery, and so she was horrified to find that out. But you know, you're going to find that type of thing. So what does she get from that? Does she get half of the reparations? You're not going to be able to do this from a practical standpoint, so it's designed to fail. It's just designed

to make people angry with each other. For the longest time, you've had people like Bill Ayres and other Marxists who said we had class warfare in Europe. To further communism. We can't do that in America, because, as you're talking about, mister Cooper, we had this idea of this understanding, Hey, if I work hard, I can get ahead in America. So we didn't have that kind of class warfare that they could tap into. So they decided they would go with racial warfare. So they started with a white

skinned privilege and things like that. And so now this is just another wrinkle I think that's added to it. It's weaponized chaos, and weaponized race warfare is where they want to have. I think so starting before the Civil War, the nation's oldest, in fact, the role's oldest political party decided, but it was to their political advantage to weaponize race, and therefore the Democrats refused. Even though our country was founded on the premise that all men are

created equal, it was to their political advantage that they weaponize race. We had a war, more Americans lost their lives than any war that we would ever have. We resolve this, but within forty years of the conclusion of the war, the left decided, yet again, we must weaponize race for our own political ambitions. The media and academia claims that the primary motivation behind quote racism is some Nazi like idea of the racial superiority of one group or

another. I will tell you it's far more simple, simplistic. It will advantage us if we do X. So let's do it. Has been principled parties. The One Political Party started to end the Abolitionist Party started to end slavery. The Republican Party that throughout its history has consistently upheld this idea. We don't favor one group or disfavor another group because of their race. Rosa Parks wasn't mistreated because she was arrested for where she wanted to set because of

her race. She was mistreated because she's a citizen of these United States, and this should never happen to any citizen today in the twenty first century. One political party, the same one that has been tempted to operate to its political advantage on the basis of race, pushes now a new racism that, if opted, helps bolster their ability to operate. This is a sickness that

we need to call out. I agree, Yeah, we need to start calling out the Democrat Party, the demagogue party, because this is just shared demagoguery. I remember years ago Walter Williams would substitute for Russian. I would hear them when I was driving, and it was a pet peeve of Walter Williams all of the as you talk about the Supreme Court decision about affirmative action, it was a pet peeve of his. He said, look, I earned this, but because of affirmative action, people assumed that I was given

what I earned in academia. They assumed that I was given that because of affirmative action, because of my skin color. And he goes, and that's a real affront to me. You know, he wanted merit, and he wanted it to mean something he didn't want set asides. There's so many facets of this that are just absolutely wrong, absolutely wrong. Talk a little bit about you, your take on the sixteen nineteen project, what do you think

about that and critical race theory in general. So I have an entire chapter in the book on how Biden's adoption of the work woke agenda harms Black Americans. A couple of stats. Balaforlia has set up a website where you type in your name and your information and potentially it will let you get a predicted outcome of what the reparation's payments might be if you are Michael Jackson's children, when he died, was worth more than nine hundred million dollars, not quite

a billion, but nearly nine hundred million dollars. If you were his children. You can go on this website and you come from the most elite of the elite background on planet Earth. Guess what you get? Multiple millions. You're this progeny hits multiple millions. This is unjust, This is unfair, and as you point out, it divides us. The sixteen nineteen project starts with a lie about America that but for its reliance on slavery, we would not have America today. That's a lie, it's not true, it is

not supported, and the actual academic community says this isn't supported. Slavery pre existed America. In fact, there's no recorded period of history where slavery did not exist. It is only with the existence of what the Western American European society has there been any pushed back on slavery. In fact, it is the West that has imposed no slavery on the whole rest of the world. It is remarkable that this slur about America has been allowed to occur and it

just further divides us. Yeah, you're absolutely right. As a matter of fact, I've pointed that out many times in terms of talking about William Wilverforce. He was opposing it. First, the trade he was able to shut down, and just before he died they paid for and freed slaves in Jamaica, and so that was his life's work and he did it because he was a Christian. And that's one of the reasons why this is still being pushed

back. You know, we still have human trafficking, we still have for being abducted in other countries, and so slavery has always been the human condition in one place of the other. The exception is when it was shut down, and it was shut down for those motivations because we saw people as created in the image of God, and because we did not want to traffic and humanity, and so those are the things that, as you point out,

are unique to what has happened. It's been pointed out that even the term slave comes from slav And because they were the ones who are most frequently enslave going back to the Roman Empire. So a lot of people have said, hey, I want to get my reparations from Italy because I was descended from Slavic people or something like that. I mean, it never ends when you go through this. And like I said that, it was never it was never intended to be resolved. It's impossible to be resolved. We don't have

the money, we don't have the genealogy to resolve this. And you've got a lot of the people who are pushing this, like Kamala Harris. I call her La La Harris because she's kind of been La La land. But even you know, she does this and her father brags about how they owned slaves in the Caribbean. You know, then her mother is from India, So what do you do about that type of thing. It truly is just designed to create friction, chaos and unrest, isn't it. It does now

ap In orcap NORC. They do a survey of Americans. They typically people pay attention to it when we talk about the presidential horse race. If they do a survey every couple every six months or so about just America in general. And in the spring when they did their survey, they asked specifically a subset of black Americans or a group of minorities questions, and they were surprised to see that significant majorities of minority or Black Americans did not agree with the

overall idea that the left pushes. They did not agree that structural racism explains the outcome of what happened in the country today. In fact sixty one to thirty nine. They think hard work and effort make more of a difference. Quick point LGBTQ has been the rage for the left. In this survey, nearly seven seventy five percent of Blacks and other minorities think it should be a quay to allow your six, seven or eight year old child to be mutilated

and turned into agender other than the one that they have. That is far higher than the results of America generally. But it points out that Black America and other minorities are not following Kamala Harris and the agenda that she puts forward and that of the other wokesters. They don't buy them. They don't find them persuasive. I agree and a chorus. If they buy into the racial thing, they're going to find it's a bait and switch and guess what the

next preferred group is going to be. As you just point out LGBT, and that's not something that's supported by black people or by white people in the majority. Talk a little bit about the unemployment gap that has grown, as you point out in your Boockets, grown under Biden. So in my first book, How Trump Is Making Black America Great Again, I talked about the policies that Trump adopted that lurer those of the Coolidge years in the nineteen twenties.

Historians call the twenties the Roaring twenties. What people don't realize is Black American men were more likely to be employed than any other group in America. I'll say that again. Black men during the twenties were more likely to be employed than any other Americans. Black men were the least likely to be in federal prison. Black children were more likely to be born in intact two parent

households than the population at large. All of that got destroyed by a change in the incidentive structure, where the government encourages you to marry it a woman to marry the government rather than her children. Oh, that's a great way to get it. I love that. Encourage the black woman to marry the government instead of a man. Is that really does hit to the key part of this welfare program and really to the destruction of the family. I think

you nailed it right there. Well, government is not a good father. Government does not provide great housing, doesn't provide great healthcare, doesn't provide great education. Government is probably the worst, worst than an alcoholic father would be

for children. But during the twelve years, all of a sudden, the gap between whites and blacks narrowed, and we saw more progress, a greater increase in black unemployment during his presidency than we had seen in seventy five years, even greater than the progress that happened in Black America during the Reagan years. Now let's turn to the Biden years. That gap is widening again. More Black Americans in the Trump years went on their first summer vacation. People

forget that. When Obama was president, the economy's management was so abysmal, we made up a new term. It was called staycation. I'm broke, but I've got time off, but I can't afford to go anywhere. Swet a staycasion. We set records for the first blacks families that went on summer vacation. We set records for the number of Black Americans that for Thanksgiving, flew a drove to see Grandma. Guess what we are doing the opposite now.

Few were Black Americans in the workforce, higher unemployment among Black Americans. Few were Black Americans getting their first pickup truck. In fact, the Repo man is setting a record. Joe Biden tells me, the economy is wonderful. Black Americans beg to differ, just like many other Americans that to look out and see if their vehicle is still there because the Repo man has come to get it. That's what happens in a shrinking, terribly managed economy.

Not a new vehicle, but the vehicle you have. And Bloomberg says that in July of twenty twenty three, the each age of a vehicle on the highways today is older than we've seen in twenty years. Oh yeah, in just two half years, we managed to achieve this, that's right. Yeah, And they're gonna get older if we can keep him running, because he's gonna ban the ones that really work and try to put everything on the grid.

As he shuts down the grid. It's truly amazing. Yeah, take good care of your cars right now, because you're not gonna be able to find a new one to buy because they're gonna stop manufacturing because of the bands. But on him, you talk a little bit about Cornell West in some of your articles here. I've seen a lot of We've seen a lot of mainstream left wing press very concerned about a third party run by Cornell West and how it would damage Biden. Why is that? Why is he getting a

traction with the black community. So Joe Biden versus Barack Obama, Barack Obama got to get credit for being four blacks without having to say he was four blacks. The Biden administration has tried as hard as it can to hide from the American people that it is quote pro black. As you might imagine,

Americans don't want there to be racial winners and losers. So he's come up with convoluted programs such as this student loan bellout effort that he says to blacks is going to be a huge benefit because this is something the government owes you. Black Americans are far less likely to go to college than the population at large, So you're already not favoring blacks if you have a program like this.

When you talk about alternatives to Joe Biden, what you hear are those voices in a case of a black professor by the name of Cornel West. I'm black, and you can trust that I'll be looking after Black Americans. The black vote, as I mentioned in my book, is the key constituency for the Democrats. But I also mentioned this that this is why I mentioned

the AP NORC report. Black Americans voted and selected Joe Biden among all those other dwarves running in twenty twenty because they perceived him to be the most moderate. Amazing to find out that he isn't the most moderate. In fact, not much different between him and Bernie Senders. And still there has been no improvement in the lives of Black America. The we're not happy with you Biden vote is growing, and we like a candidate who will unabashedly represent us and

not do so in ashamed fashion. Last point I'm making the book, The magic number is eighty five percent. Democrats must get eighty five percent of the Black vote in order to remain viable. Ninety four percent of the vote in two thousand and eight voted against John McCain and the Democrat and the Republicans every election since two thousand and eight. That number has shrank, and in fact, in twenty twenty two that number was eighteen percent of Black Americans. Excuse

me, fourteen percent, not eighteen percent. Fourteen percent of Black Americans did not vote for the Democrats and that single handedly changed the House of Representatives makeup. If you don't get the eighty five percent in twenty twenty four, you put a state like New Jersey in play, you put a state like Illinois in play, and you sweep away Pennsylvania. They absolutely need a minimum of eighty five percent, but every year since two thousand and eight that margin has

shrank, and they're worried. They're right to be worried. What they don't understand is they absolutely must come back to the center. Unless they do that, their prospects electorally are highly restricted. Yes, it is interesting to see what will happen, and of course Biden thinks that still thinks that that does. His strength the black community is one of the reasons why he moved having on Earth to try to get South Carolina moved up for the Democrats in terms

of primaries before Iowa and New Hampshire. It'll be interesting to see what happens there because he doesn't have any competition really within the Democrat Party except for RFK Junior. I don't know how how he's going to poll with black people, but I imagine that. You know, if Biden is able to win in South Carolina the primary, then he will use that as a sign that he is supported by the black community. How is RFK Junior doing in the polls

with blacks? Are you aware of how he is viewed? So, mister Kennedy has not been going in particular to urban constituencies, but interestingly, Cornel West is doing far better with the black vote than Joe an Art mister Kennedy. However, when black Americans are asked would you vote for mister Kennedy,

they're not showing numbers that say they don't refuse to do so. Right now, mister Trump is not popular with Black Americans, except for this, some fifteen to twenty percent of Black Americans say they will consider him as a candidate. That number gets you passed the eighty five percent, and so you wouldn't need to get a majority of the black vote. You just need a critical

number, whether it's mister Kennedy, whether it's mister West. Mister Biden finds himself in trouble, and this is why they're working to stop Cornell West from getting on the ballot. They recently at a poll in Michigan, and in Michigan with Correll West on the ballot, Donald Trump handily, well handily by two to three points, wins the state of Michigan. Well, he carry Michigan. It is going to be really hard for Joe Biden to figure out

how to win around that. Now, Cornell West is a pretty radical Marxist professor. Uh, what is he going to run as a Green candidate? What is his idea that? Of course, that's going to be the real issue, and that is ballot access. They've made it very difficult for any independent of third party candidates to get on outside of the Republicans and Democrats. What from a practical standpoint, what is what is Cornell West talking about besides

race? And what is he running as an independent or is part of some third party? Well, I'm not really the expert on mister West. I will just tell you all the talk in Washington when I was just their last month was that he's likely to run as the Green candidate and all you have to do to get on the ballot in most states, not every, but

in most states is to have been on the ballot in prior elections. And the Green candidates have been on the ballot in about forty three states over the last two elections, so you get a lot of those, and Michigan is one of those states where that Green candidate already gets to hold a spot. He's a Marxist, yeah, because he speaks unabashedly about how he's going to help blacks. There are going to be some blacks that want to support him.

They're not the majority, but that's a critical constituency that Joe Biden needs to keep. And the other blacks who say, wait a second, I had this period where my nephew or my grandson moved out and got his own apartment. He's back, you know. My old boss, Dick Army said, the American dream isn't to own your own home. It's to get your

kids out of it. Under Joe. Under Joe Biden's policies, but we have more intergenerational living arrangements than we've seen again in twenty years, these consequences are fairly significant. That's interesting. It's interesting that you used to work for Dick Army as well. I want a contest with Freedom Works. And when Dick Army was running it, and I got to Karen and I got to go up to Chicago when we won that contest. That's a that's a great

quote from Dick Army. It's really funny. But yeah, it is is as interesting to see how this is going to happen. As you point out, the ballot thing is very different from state to state. Some of them it's going to be grandfathered and others it's going to be pretty impossible. But he doesn't have to get on the ballot in all fifty states to have a big impact against Joe Biden, as you point out, just taking away you know, the fifteen magic fifteen percent number of the black vote would be crippling

to Biden in a general election. So that's interesting to look at. You talk a bit about Sorry, go ahead. It's one thing. The Senator's effect that our president has is very much like the sinister effect that Barack Obama had, no matter what you think. And I was not a fan of the takeover of our healthcare system. I was not a fan of though you did not build that mindset, the taxes all of those things. I'm not

a fan of that. I thought America at least can say, if you want to be president of the most powerful country, most influential country on planet and perhaps throughout recorded history, it doesn't matter whether you're black, white, or brown. Our president could have been appealing to second graders, fifth graders, high schoolers and saying to them, look at me in America, if

you work, if you strive, you can do it. You know what he did instead, if he downgraded America, he said, America isn't fair, America isn't trying to give you a shot. So even though we could see with our eyes what was possible with America, he told us that simply wasn't true. Miss Biden's policies do the same thing. My grandmother, thankfully had not lived during the period of the presidencies of these two men, and she told me way back in the seventies, you gotta work harder, you

gotta work smarter, you gotta apply yourself. There is nothing that can hold you back. My grand mother and my mother, my grandparents had a house that I can see out my window right now. They had nine kids with two bedrooms one bathroom. Out of those nine kids. Four of them ended up with advanced graduate degrees, seven of them graduated from college, and all

of them ended up being productive members of society. That's because my grandfather and my grandmother said, America is place where if you apply yourself, if you make the effort, you can achieve. Mister Biden's policies do exactly the opposite. I remember a world where my grandmother, as a child, she knew that things weren't always fair, she knew that things weren't always just, but she believed her effort made all the difference in the world. I'm in high

school. She takes her savings and she buys a house next to the house that I can see out my window that she paid cash for because that was to be her retirement home. Again, my great uncle paid cash for a car in the nineteen fifties. Here it is nineteen seventy nine, and my grandmother is paying cash for her knew, as she called it, her brick home. There is a world of difference between being taught that if you make the effort, if you strive, that in America you can achieve amazing things,

versus a world where presidents tell us America is not fair. America's unjust here. I'm gonna give a little trinket here, I'm gonna give a little payment there, and it'll all be fine. That is a world in which black kids are overwhelmingly graduating not able to read the diplomas that they're handed on that day. That is a world. Or black kids, who fought for the right to be able to attend any school regardless of their race, are

increasingly simply not equipped to succeed in school. That is a world. Or Black Americans are unemployed at a higher rate than the population at large. And that is a world where three quarters of Black children are born outside of Woodlock. We can change this, but we absolutely must walk away from policies that say we as a society meet policies that pick racial winners and losers. I

absolutely agree. And of course, you know, the same destruction that you've seen to the black community in terms of you know, the welfare program and all the rest of these things, we're now seeing that being spread out to

everybody. Should point out at the very beginning, you know, your book is not just to black people, it is to everyone because they're going to use these same they're using are using right now with d EI, they're using these same types of things to give people a sense of entitlement to take them away from reality as well as from merit. So you know, they're they're setting up this trap for everyone. And of course the endgame of this is

a universal basic income in smart cities. But they're doing this to all different groups, and so that's why it's key for people to see the history of this and understand the implication of these policies because they're doing this to everybody.

They want all of us, y'all to be slaves, that they want you all to be slaves regardless, and they're going to use these same tactics that are tried and true as to what they've done to the black family, because already we see legitimacy going up across the board and all the same problems that they inculcated with their government as the father of the family and so forth, all of these things that they put in that's now being transferred to everyone across

the board, regardless of demographics. Yeah, so I often remind people in presentations black Americans are the canary in the coal mine. Yeah, Odious experiments which have been destructive are not just going to be kept target at blacks. They're coming for you. The same disincentives that harm blacks are going to be targeted to every group. Look at the Affirmative Action ruling. Asian Americans brought

this to They brought this litigation for it. My organization Project twenty one submitted an amicust brief urging the Supreme Court to do exactly what it ended up doing. I promise you that Asian Americans, which today embody the effort of striving, making, achieving through hard work and sacrifice, the targeted. We must get you to disengage. White America is being targeted by the progressives to be the targeted, the group that's hated, to be the group that's resented.

I will not stop, however, until every growth in America is equal, equally poor, equally educated, equally suffering. That's the goal. And it is not a oh wow, this is a conspiracy. It's not a conspiracy. The end result of autocratic control is misery for everyone. This isn't something unique. Everywhere it's been tried, this has occurred. I repeat what I said at the beginning of this interview. Programs that attempt to favor specifically one

racial group ends up hurting us all. How about a program or policy that simply says work harder, be smarter, get the benefit of the risk you take that help every American. That's right. Yeah, you know it's even going back to the time of Jefferson and other people. This is not a new philosophy of people appealing to one particular group of ethnic group or whatever and appealing to them and saying, you know, if we tear down the society, I'm going to put you at the top of society. At the time

of Jefferson, they called these people levelers. Now they have called themselves socialists because our communists because oh it sounds scientific or educated, what you know, But they're levelers. I think a leveler is a better description of what these people want to do to our society. As you point out, they want everybody equal. They want everybody equal where you own nothing and you have nothing

and you have no way to get out of this slavery. And I think a good example of this and how this is escalator, miss Cooper, is how you look at the direct attacks now on the family. You know they made the attacks, as we can see the end result, whether that was their design or not. We can argue about that. But regardless of whether that was their design, the welfare state attacked the family. But now they are directly attacking the family through the d e I, through the LGBT,

through the educational institutions. That is directly the target. And of course we know that they want to be the only thing that anybody is attached to. You know, the family must be the state, and the state must replace the family. I think that is really where we're headed. What do you think, Well, it's no surprise that BLM, the one of the biggest grifter organizations in America, on their website that the destruction of the nuclear family

was one of their stated objectives. You see, it turns out the way our later made us, those that we create ourselves, the children that we bring forth, we feel a duty in natural and an eight duty to protect them, to prevent them from being harmed, to feed them, clothe them. We do that better than the Department of Education. We do that better than HHS. In fact, look at go to Detroit, go to Philadelphia, go to Chicago and see where the gun. I agree, Yeah,

did we lose him? Sorry it cut out for a moment there. I thought we'd lost you. But before we end the interview here, I just want to comment from a listener on Rumble and thank you for the tip, Katiana. She says reparations would also apply to the deaf community who were oppressed by Alexander Graham Bell who lobbied for legislation to band sign language and forced them to read lips and speak. I mean we've had situations again. You know,

when you look at propagating injustice, it never ends. Everybody's got agrievements about something. But this is really weapon I social engineering without a doubt, and it's a new level that they have taken this too. And before you go, let's talk a little bit. We've got about only about three minutes. Tell us a little bit about Project twenty one. You are the chairman of that, and I didn't mention that at the very beginning of the interview.

You've also taught constitutional law at George Mason University and you were a senior counselor to House Majority Leader Dick Army, as you pointed out there. But tell us little bit about Project twenty one. The Project twenty one is a group of as a membership group made up of black Americans who come from that vibrant portion of Black America that has existed since the slavery period. There's always been this robust argument do we need more government or do we need more self

started activity and community that used to be the majority of Black America. It is still know a good thirty five to forty five percent of Black America. We promote strong families, we promote hard work. We believe that we need more self government and that includes the freedom of individuals to make choices about themselves.

If you think that the world is bigoted, and if you think that the world is racist, there used to be a very very vibrant argument that said, okay, then you should be the best mechanic that you could possibly be, because that will overcome people's bigotry and hostility towards you. The left

says, don't try, don't even make the effort. The other point that we have is that we make sure that we are in the media so that this mindset that actually is very vibrant within Black America gets a chance to speak out. And so most of our members are asked to regularly show up at

community settings and share the kinds of views. Well then give them talking points to share the kinds of views that have always existed within Black America, asking people to remember, you got set free and freedom comes with it many, many amazing opportunities. Let's not ever forget that. Oh yeah, that's very important. As a matter of fact, you want to look at this when we were talking about the focus on the black community by people like Bill Airs,

a white elitist, if ever was somebody. The Marxists have focused on the black community because they feel like they're going to be they're useful tools to overcome the society. And just as we saw them, you know, they would never push in Europe, oh start your own business and try to have

upward economic mobility. They put out that same message of despair to the black community today, and so it's so good to hear you putting out exactly the opposite Horace Cooper, and he is besides all these other things, he is the author of the book they want to put y'all in chains. Thank you so much. The David Night Show is a critical thinking super spreader. If you've been exposed to logic by listening to The David Night Show, please do

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